24-05-2025
When it comes to 'Most Hospitable' in Ohio, WorldAtlas picks these three nearby towns
has ranked the nine Most Hospitable Towns in Ohio, and three of them are just around the corner.
Making the list are Millersburg (Holmes County), Sugarcreek and Mansfield.
Millersburg (Holmes County) was chosen for its Amish heritage and close-knit community ties, according to Mansfield was picked for its family-friendly attractions and Kingwood Center Gardens and Sugarcreek's lure is its Swiss heritage and unique culture.
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The Millersburg and Holmes County community hosts friendly residents who lead a simple life, according to WorldAtlas, which notes Yoder's Amish Home provides a feel for everyday Amish life through barn visits, buggy rides and other practical activities. Hershberg's Farm and Bakery entices newcomers with delicious baked goods and similar Amish treats, including pies, jellies, and jams.
Visitors also can shop for antiques and handcrafts while interacting with receptive shopowners. The site also mentions the county's festivals.
Mansfield has an impressive spectrum of family-friendly attractions, according to WorldAtlas, which lists the 47-acre Kingwood Center Gardens as a notable greenspace with its colorful blend of flowers, herbs and shrubs The Renaissance Theatre treats guests to live performances in a 1,400-seater venue, known for hosting singing, acting, and dancing shows.
The town organizes several events throughout the year, with the Peace on My Block Party bringing families together. The fun festival aims to stop bullying and violence in the community through peaceful interactions and entertainment for kids of all ages, the website notes.
Sugarcreek is known for its Swiss heritage and neighborly residents, according to WorldAtlis. Tourist visit to explore its unique culture at the Alpine Hills Historical Museum and Information Center. The center showcases rare exhibits depicting a unique combination of Amish and Swiss heritage The Dutch Valley Restaurant welcomes guests to try its rich traditional cuisine, featuring Amish-style.
The annual Ohio Swiss Festival is a great time to join the community in celebrating its Swiss heritage through a variety of traditional activities, says the website.
Other areas listed in the Top 9 Most Hospital Towns in Ohio are Twinsburg, Circleville, Marietta, Geneva-On-The-Lake, Sandusky and Waynesburg.
This article originally appeared on The Daily Record: WorldAtlas picks Millersburg, Sugarcreek, Mansfield as hospitable
