“Tour the National Museum of Cambridge Glass and Mosser Glass and Learn Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Glass Manufacturing in Cambridge, Ohio.” Disclosure: I was invited to visit both of these museums as part of a media tour. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Disclosure: I was invited to visit both of …
Cambridge Glass is treasured by collectors who love the variety of styles and distinctive colors which were created by these Ohio artisans. While only in operation for just over a half century, the catalog is impressive. The National Museum of Cambridge Glass has over 10,000 pieces on display, including the very first one made in …
When you’re looking to get away from it all, the Ohio State Park Lodges are the perfect base for relaxation and getting in touch with nature. The Salt Fork Lodge, in Eastern Ohio, is nestled within 17,000 acres of woodlands and a meandering reservoir lake. Spend your days fishing, golfing, or hiking the miles of …
Introduction Story to Guernsey County… Guernsey County borders Ohio’s Winding Road and is a neighbor to many OWR communities. OWR AmeriCorps member, Grant Joy, was grateful to participate in the 2020 “Found in Ohio Traces, Trails, and Tales Media Tour” sponsored through a collaborative effort of the Cambridge Guernsey County CVB, Visit Zanesville, and Morgan …
Have fun coloring some of the iconic places in Guernsey County. We would love to see you post your finished product on our social media pages Facebook and Instagram. Better yet, bring your family and visit us to see all of these places for yourself! Many thanks to a very talented Sydney Campbell, a junior …
Posted on August 18, 2020 by Katie @ ZenLifeandTravel If you love that small-town feel, you’ll love Cambridge, Ohio and Guernsey County. Located about an hour and a half east of Columbus, this rural area includes lots of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and historic charm. Because of its proximity to many big cities, it makes a …
Ohio is full of surprises! A family-friendly road trip to Guernsey County, Ohio includes zebras, walks on the beach, glass blowing, donuts and so much more! This post was written in partnership with Ohio. Find It Here. and Guernsey County. The summer of 2020 probably hasn’t turned out the way anyone thought it would. Our original vacation plans to two big …
There’s no time like the present to visit a place like no other that’s off the beaten path. The urge to get away from it all and escape to a simpler time and place is strong, especially these days. Cambridge/Guernsey County, Ohio is ready to welcome you and your family with fresh air and wide-open …
Please click the Ohio Festivals for a list of festivals in ohio. This also lists the cancellations and postponed dates. Ohio Festivals …
Scenes From Cambridge/Guernsey County, Ohio. While you may not be able to physically travel with us now, we hope these beautiful photos of our area will inspire you to start dreaming of your next adventure with us. …
Hope Video Sticking close to home and looking for ways to stay entertained this winter? Check out some of our ideas on how to experience our area in Southeast Ohio while abiding by the recommendations of public health authorities. Cambridge/Guernsey County Ohio is blessed with an abundance of outdoor recreation from our lakes, state parks, …
It’s summertime, and that means family vacations, and outdoor activities. Families often search for a great place where kids are constantly entertained and happy, but having a destination that meets everyone’s needs can be hard to find, especially if you want to stay on budget. Guernsey County offers a little piece of yesteryear, with family …
THINGS TO DO IN THE AREA AFTER YOUR VISIT TO THE WILDS By Nedra McDaniel I know many travelers and animal lovers who make a visit to The Wilds as part of their Midwest Bucket List. I’m sharing more about what to expect during your visit and reasons to stay and explore the area around Cambridge, Ohio while …
There are many reasons to visit Salt Fork State Park. You can swim, boat, hike, all activities that I’ve experienced within the park, but did you know some visitors to this property have been rumored to have experienced an encounter with Bigfoot as well? Finding Bigfoot …
National Museum Cambridge Glass, Cambridge. 136 S 9th Street 43725. 740-432-4245. www.cambridgeglassmuseum.org. Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 9am-4pm, Sunday Noon-4pm (April-October). Closed Easter & July 4th. Admission: $5.00 general (age 12+), $4.00 senior. View a short vintage film that explains the handmade glassmaking process used by the Cambridge Glass Company (1902-1958). Dress up holding tools used many years …
CUMBERLAND, Ohio — I’ve never been on an African safari. Or even to Africa, for that matter. The closest I ever got to what I imagine such an experience must be like came about in mid-July. That’s when I visited The Wilds, a nearly 10,000-acre enclave that’s a two-hour drive north from Charleston up Interstate-77. …
Just 80 miles from Columbus, the small town of Cambridge, Ohio has an abundance of recreational activities and a calendar full of special events. Cambridge has a growing foodie scene with breweries, food trucks, vineyards and a variety of restaurants. Ten miles outside of town is Salt Fork State Park with beaches, boating, camping, golf, …
Anyone with a sweet tooth in southeast Ohio knows there’s only one place with a cure-all for your sugar cravings. Kennedy’s Bakery has been operating in the small town of Cambridge since 1925. The third generation family business is now run by siblings, Bobby and Patty Kennedy. On any given day, the world famous bakery …
CAMBRIDGE IS A small town in the foothills of Appalachian Ohio, and before my first visit, I didn’t know much about it. I was also skeptical — what could Cambridge possibly have to offer that I couldn’t find somewhere else? As a long-time Ohioan, I was pretty sure I knew the state like the back …
SUMMER IS COMING TO AN END. The heat wave is about to break, the temperature’s about to drop, and food is about to get delicious. Autumn is apple season, barbecue season, chili season, and pumpkin beer season. Basically, it’s the best food season there is. So it’s probably time to start making a list of …
I LIVED IN OHIO for the first 25 years of my life, and I didn’t make it to the southeast part of the state for the first 18 of them. I’d always dismissed out of hand anything that wasn’t one of the “Three Cs” (Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland). So naturally, I was shocked when I …