Downtown Wooster is adorable and offers all types of dining, drinks, shopping, historical buildings, and hosts regular events!

A family owned and operated wine grape vineyard, winery and cidery offering locally grown and produced Ohio wines and ciders

Our doors first opened to the Wooster community in 2012. Since then we have grown in order to further our mission to serve delicious beer. We brew all our beer on site and have a frequently rotating selection of 16 taps. Our beers styles differ by the season and are inspired by American, Belgian, German, British and New World styles alike.​ For those who don't drink beer, we have a selection of wine, hard seltzer & cider, as well as Coca-Cola products, hot coffee & seltzer water.​ Since we do not have a kitchen we welcome our guests to enjoy BYOF (Bring your own food) style dining.

Botanical Garden with paths for walking, colorful displays, hillside slide and play area! Parking and admission are free!

This park has a variety of trails ranging from about a quarter mile to a little over two miles. Ranges from easy to difficult.

Family fun park with skateland, laser tag, play zone, go-karts, mini golf, arcade, and more!

Pine Tree Barn is an award-winning, 3rd generation shopping and dining destination nestled on the edge of Amish country. Located in an 1868 historic landmark dairy barn, Pine Tree Barn offers 25,000 square feet featuring beautiful and unique gifts, a fabulous boutique, fine furniture and interior design services and a charming, rustic luncheon restaurant overlooking the Valley and 150-acre family Christmas tree farm and lakes.

If you will be flying into Cleveland or don't mind the hour drive The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a must see exhibit for music lovers!

For our football lovers the Hall of Fame is about 35 minutes from Wooster!

Cuyahoga Valley, a national park in Ohio, is very close to Cleveland and Akron and provides recreational opportunities along the Cuyahoga River. The winding Cuyahoga (the "Crooked River") gives way to 33,000 acres of deep forests, rolling hills, and open farmlands. The park is a refuge for flora and fauna, gives a sense of times past, and provides recreation and solitude for Ohio's residents and visitors. Cuyahoga National Park, established as a national recreation area in 1974 and re-designated as a national park in 2000, has a rich cultural legacy as well. Remains of the Ohio & Erie Canal, which traveled through the valley in the 19th and early 20th centuries, offer a glimpse into the history of how the country was transformed. Sustainable farming ventures help preserve the valley's agricultural heritage. Cuyahoga offers something for everyone—from hiking, golfing, historic train rides, and kayaking to snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.