Experience the true charm of Ohio towns this summer. From a historic riverfront town overflowing with outdoor adventure, to a summer resort destination deep in the heart of Ohio Wine Country, these five amazing towns—plus some great spots to visit along the way—offer unforgettable escapades that'll feel both nostalgic and thrilling during Summer in Ohio. | | Located between Dayton and Toledo, Lima is a town of rich history and family-friendly fun. It's also home to the Allen Country Fair (August 15-23), which is celebrating its 175th anniversary this year!
Nearby: Celina, Van Wert, and Wapakoenta | | This village in Northwest Ashtabula County is more than just a place to check out if you like lake life—it's an old-fashioned lakefront summer destination and the perfect spot to toast Ohio Wine Month this June.
Nearby: Geneva, Ashtabula, and Conneaut | | Worthington in Central Ohio is known for its quaint downtown with brick structures, preserved historic buildings, and vibrant historical society. It's no surprise it was named the #3 "Best Small Town in the Midwest" and "Best Small Town with Big Stories" by USA Today.
Nearby: Dayton, Powell, and Westerville | | The city of Piqua, along the Great Miami River, features a mix of restaurants, shopping opportunities, and historical artifacts from a time when Ohio was filled with hundreds of miles of canals.
Nearby: Dayton, Troy, and Greenville (home of legendary sharpshooter Annie Oakley) | | Marietta offers a wonderful blend of beautiful landscapes, scenic attractions, and local restaurants and shops. This notable destination also made HGTV's list of "50 of the Most Charming Small Towns in America."
Nearby: McConnelsville, Athens, and Stockport | | | |
