If you don't live in Ohio, US, you need to come visit this state. There are many great destinations for travel, so here is my guide to Ohio Travel.
If you are low on cash, you might like trying camping out while you go along. In OH there are many camping sites, but my favorite is Hocking Hills. Stay up in the hills and in the woods, as well as fish and canoe on the Hocking River when you stay at Hocking Hills. I do, however, advise that you keep all of your food in a vehicle, so that the mischievous raccoons don't sneak in and steal it! If you have a bit more money, maybe you can rent a cabin at Camp Wesley. Camp Wesley is a fun filled family camp, though it also offers one week camps throughout the summer. You can swim in Lake Wesley and in the in-ground pool. You also can canoe through the lake, as well as fish. These are some camping destinations for you.
If you have plenty of money on hand and would like to stay in a hotel, try the Nickelodeon Hotel located here in beautiful OH. There are also a variety of other hotels all over, totaling in over 200. This is where you non-campers enjoy a few weeks.
Now let's talk destinations. Up for a concert, or are you holding a meeting for your company? Just head on over to the Civic Center in Lima, located in Allen County. If you have a few hours, take a drive through the breathtakingly beautiful hills of southern OH. In town in July? Stop by any of the local fairs, or better yet, the state fair. OH also houses many amusement parks, including King's Island, Cedar Point, and Zoombezi Bay. OH also is home to many shoe and clothing stores such as Elder Beerman, JC Penny's, Payless Shoes, and more great shops. If you enjoy looking at animals, and maybe petting the ones in the petting zoo's, our state's Columbus Zoo.
After visiting everywhere there is to go and seeing everything there is to see, you can take a flight home from the Columbus airport. We can't wait until you come back again soon!
