Things to do in Ohio, United States: The Best Visitor Centers

The Lake Erie Shores & Islands Welcome Center offers brochures, maps, discount coupons, Wi-Fi, interactive displays, lodging locator service, highlight videos, public restrooms, and helpful staff with valuable hints and travel tips for guests. Website includes a comprehensive listing of attractions, lodging facilities, restaurants, shops, local events, live entertainment, and more. #LakeErieLove

Stop by the Grove City Visitors Center to pick up brochures and resources about the Grove City area and beyond. The Visitors Center is run by Visit Grove City, the Convention and Visitors Bureau for the Grove City area. The staff are friendly and able to answer any questions you may have. The Visitors Center also features a beautiful mural of local attractions.

Hudson Visitors Center provides free directions and suggestions for those who aren't familiar with the area. We also operate a gift shop that has items of all price points--perfect for a gift or to remember your visit. Artwork is a specialty, but we have shirts & mugs, too!

We are the Travel and Tourism of Clinton County, Ohio. We want to make sure you experience with Clinton County is a great one. We have so many things to offer in this beautiful county. Check out our website or our Facebook page for a calendar of events. Stop by our office for more information to help your visit be it's best.

The Welcome Center is located at the entrance to historic downtown Circleville, just off US Rt 23. The Center features unique gifts, displays, presentations that highlight the region, and maps and brochures for area attractions. In addition, items from area artists, authors and musicians are available for sale.

Whether you spend a day, a weekend, or choose to reside waterside at Buckeye Lake - you will find life here to be very special. Buckeye Lake is in a renaissance, and our website is proud to help pave the way with quality, online tourism information in this new era of lake life. Supporting our community by partnering with marinas, camping, shops, restaurants, bars, & civic organizations.

Opened in May of 2018. Includes public restrooms, tourist information and a 4,000 square foot museum tracing the history of the U.S. and Ohio through the eyes of Fulton County residents. Experience life with the "Speed King of the World" and come face to face with 6 feet of Mastadon tusk. The Museum and Welcome Center is an Ohio Turnpike EZPass retailer.

Geauga County is 38 miles from Cleveland, but a world away! There is nothing like the freedom of a relaxing day in the country. Geauga County offers so many ways to spend your day. Our park district has 22 parks with over 60 miles of trails. We are also home to the 4th largest Amish Community! Geauga County also offers galleries, handmade jewelry, clothing boutiques,restaurants,and much more!

Operated by the City of Canal Fulton, the Canal Fulton Canalway Center is a staffed visitor and information center that promotes the cultural, historic and recreational assets of Canal Fulton and the Ohio & Erie Canalway. Located in St. Helena Heritage Park along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, the Center staff provide visitors with information about area businesses, attractions and events. Working with the Canal Fulton Heritage Society, the Center sells the St. Helena III Canal Boat tickets, as well as offers video and panel displays on the history of the canal and Canal Fulton. Groups are welcome. Accessible restrooms are available.

Historic Fort Steuben is a reconstructed 18th century military fort located on its original site in what is now Fort Steuben Park in downtown Steubenville. The Fort welcomes travelers and groups for tours in season and hosts festivals, art exhibits and concerts on the grounds, including the popular holiday event Steubenville Nutcracker Village & Advent Market. Also in the park is the First Federal Land Office, an 1801 structure built as part of the settlement of the Northwest Territory.