Pet Friendly Things To Do in Millersburg, Ohio

A little pricey , but it was awesome . More on TripAdvisor

It was a really unique place unlike any zoo we've been to. More on TripAdvisor

I collect antique linens and have made some lucky finds here. I also collect angels and my sister collects figurines ... More on insiderpages.com

I have found several smaller items here for what I thought was a good price . More on insiderpages.com

Starlight Antiques located in Millersburg, Ohio. In the heart of Amish Country. More on Starlightantiques.com

Willing to negotiate prices . More on insiderpages.com

I am gonna go back. More on Yahoo! Travel

To reach the Millersburg trailhead at Hipp Station, begin on State Route 39. Turn on North Grant Street and follow it north for 0.1 mile and then head west on West Clinton Street which dead-ends in... More on TrailLink.com

I would also suggest finding a partner to ride with for this kind of trail and stopping at Killbuck for lunch would probably be a good idea too. More on TrailLink.com

Schrock's Amish Farm in Berlin provides a true Amish experience. Activities are largely aimed towards families ... More on PlanetWare

It was the most relaxing vacation we have ever taken! More on Yahoo! Travel

Lamp's Gap has everything from screaming dirt road descents to rocky, rooty, wet single track. Some of the people I ride with refer to Lamb's Gap as "a rat's maze," but whatever your likes and ridi... More on trails.mtbr.com

Bomb down the road about 200 yards to the 2nd parking lot on your right. More on trails.mtbr.com

I was very impressed--worth the money. More on TripAdvisor

We tried this farm as an alternative to the other place in town to feed the animals--the farm itself is bea... More on TripAdvisor

Pets are welcome but need to be leashed, cleaned up after and are not allowed in the cabins or cottages. There are no pet fees. Dogs are also allowed ... More on DogFriendly.com

Sugar Creek is in the heart of Amish country and is known as the little Switzerland of Ohio. There are some fun places to learn about traditional Amish foodstuffs. If you contact them, ... More on GeckoGo