Some of these establishments may be open seasonally. Some of the Walnut Creek attractions are individually or family owned. Information and names may change without our knowledge. Many of them are not open on Sundays.
The Farm at Walnut Creek
View Amish life in action, see how farmers in Holmes County make a living off the land, this animal community also includes unique creatures like ostriches, emus, rheas, llamas, donkeys, giraffes & zebras, also has playground, picnic area and wagon rides, admission fee based on age, children under 2 free, group rates, 4147 CR 114, 330-893-4299. Closed Sundays.
German Culture Museum
Experience Holmes County's past through a unique collection of artifacts, antique tool room, Olde Pump Street at McKinley Place Drive, 12:30-4:30 p.m, Thursday-Saturday, May-October, 330-893-2510.
Yoder's Amish Home
A 116 acre working farm, barn with animals, buggy rides, horse-drawn hay rides, working kitchen, school house tours, 2 houses, one an 1866 home showing how Amish and Mennonites lived during that period, other home a large 10 room home showing present day Amish living, craft shop, large selection of Amish dolls & quilts, between Trail & Walnut Creek on SR 515, 330-893-2541.
Walnut Hills Retirement Community
Their slogan is “Like it here? Retire here!” retirement living on one campus—four lifestyles: choose from independent living, catered living, assisted living or nursing care, family owned & operated since 1971, 4770 Olde Pump Street, 330-893-3200.
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