For your convenience, we’ve pasted some links to area attractions and activities you might enjoy during your stay.
Clary Gardens
Clary Gardens is a 20-acre botanical garden that is FREE and open to the public. Our hillside landscape makes for a unique experience for all. We offer recreational trails for all ages and varying levels of terrain, showcasing the rose garden all the way through our half-mile woodland loop – a fascinating area with natural geologic formations.
Coshocton County Visitors Bureau
Whether you’re looking for a great family vacation, a romantic getaway, Ohio’s most exciting attractions, or some of the best hunting and fishing in Ohio, you’ve come to the right place. This unique information center features local maps and guides, a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and locally produced items in the shop, including Annin flags.
Helmick Covered Bridge
Originally built in 1863, at a cost of $2,107, the Helmick Covered Bridge was an integral part of commerce in the village of Helmick during the early days. The bridge provided access to two grist mills used by farmers from as far as 25 miles away. Named for Congressman William Helmick of Tuscarawas County, the covered bridge was built by John Shrake of Newark, Ohio. The bridge fell into decay and was closed in 1981. Citizens raised over $250,000 to restore the bridge and completed the project in 1996. Today, travelers can once again enjoy the scenic beauty of one of Ohio’s oldest covered bridges, the one and only in Coshocton County.
Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum
JHM originated in 1924 from a bequest of 15,000 items by David and John Johnson to the city of Coshocton. They wanted the city to establish a museum as a memorial to their Johnson and Humrickhouse ancestors. These native-born bachelor brothers collected American Indian, European and Asian objects while traveling worldwide and residing in Washington State. On January 6, 1931, a train left Tacoma for Coshocton laden with their bequest filling 109 boxes, 20 crates, 30 barrels, and 2 bales. The collection was given over to the Coshocton County Library Board of Trustees to oversee the collections and a museum. A defunct school building served as its site and it opened its doors in May of 1931. Additional contributions followed, including Ohio historical items and prehistoric Ohio tools and points. In 1979 the museum relocated to a new building in Roscoe Village.
McPeek’s Mighty Maze
McPeek’s Mighty Maze is a brand new attraction in Coshocton, Ohio located at Colonial Campground & RV Park. Our centerpiece of Fall festivities is the expertly designed corn maze! Come out and catch a hay ride to the maze and get lost while playing awesome games in the maze.
Medbery Marketplace
Our deli features dozens of classic and gourmet meats and cheeses sliced to order while you shop. Step inside and see why Medbery Marketplace is one of the busiest shops in the village. We carry local foods, gourmet foods, cheeses, jams & jellies, hot sauces and more. Some of the favorites include:
Monticello III Canal Boat Ride
Step aboard the Monticello III and you’ll feel like you are actually gliding right into Ohio history! Relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the canal as it once was. Watch the hoggee lead the huge team of draft horses as they pull the canal boat gently along its way. As you listen to old canal tales from the captain describing 1800’s life on the canal, you’ll feel like you actually have stepped back in time to the 1830’s!
Roscoe Village
Experience life during the 1830s in this beautifully restored canal era town called Historic Roscoe Village. “Step back in time” with a living history experience complete with costumed interpreters, hands-on activities, shopping, dining, lodging and a horse-drawn canal boat ride.
Three Rivers Wine Trail
There’s something for everyone on the Three Rivers Wine Trail! Eight unique wineries and a brewery are all within a scenic drive of one another in East-central Ohio. The Appalachian Foothills of Coshocton County serves as the backdrop for this eclectic trail. Wine lovers can taste Ohio wines at a California-style bar, in a converted flour mill, or a big yellow barn.
Yolo winery
We are a California style winery located in the city of Kimbolton, Ohio, where we produce and bottle our own wine. Handcrafted in 100 gallon stainless steel tanks imported from Italy, our wines are custom made using different types of oak and triple filtered to give each wine clarity and a silky finish. Depending on the type of wine, the grapes and juice are imported from various locations including Italy, Spain, and California.