Location: Laurelville
Top Things to do in Laurelville
Top Restaurants in Laurelville
7 Things to do in Laurelville That You Shouldn't Miss
Laurelville is a village in Hocking County, Ohio, United States. The population was 527 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Laurelville
1. Blue Moon Acres
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By MacroMillionaire
My daughter was visiting from Florida and we made a trip to the HH area. The owner of Blue Moon provided an excellent experience. She was patient with another couple that decided to leave after we had gone through nearly 40 minutes of prep. We enjoyed helping with horses and the fact that they had personalities rather than being 'dead heads'. The owner clearly cares about the animals and their safety/health was the main priority. We would definitely book again.
2. Hocking Hills Sandbox
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Want to check off your bucket list that you've driven a bulldozer, excavator or track loader? If so, we've got that for you! We are a small/medium size construction equipment entertainment and amusement venue. We teach you the basics of operating the equipment you choose, followed by free play or enter our designed obstacle course to utilize all the functions of the machine!
3. Jack Pine Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Get a rare glimpse of true artists at work. You can get a front-row seat to the magic of hand-blown glass art yourself. Our studio is located less than a mile from the Rock House in the heart of Hocking Hills. After your live demonstration, shop in our beautiful new glass gallery, featuring incredible one-of-a-kind glass pieces perfect for your home or as a gift. We are offering introduction workshops on the weekend. Get a chance to blow your own piece of glass art with the help of a glass artist. Visit our website to sign up as class space is limited.
Reviewed By stevepG5431RR - Laurelville, United States
We visited during an open house and was pleased with the entire experience. Great selection of items to purchase and interesting demonstrations of items being made. If you are in the Hocking Hills area, this is a must stop!
4. The Spotted Horse Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By MichelleYK34
Took my family of 4, including 10 yr old and 8 yr old daughters. None of us had ever been riding before. Matt, our guide, did a great job of introducing the horses and keeping us comfortable the whole time. Our trek went up into the hills on the property. Such a unique way to experience the beauty of Hocking Hills. My youngest daughter's horse was Ginger and she immediately fell in love with horseback riding. As soon as we were in the car driving away, they were asking when we could come back again!
5. Tar Hollow State Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By KellyML1 - Hamilton, United States
We tent camped (Site 31) with 5 kids after finding all campsites near Hocking Hills to be booked. There is a small stream that ran around the site that kept our kids busy chasing frogs, salamanders, crawfish, and minnows. The park itself was well maintained-however the store, putt putt, and activities were closed due to COVID restrictions. There was not any cell service (Sprint) and we had a hard time even getting GPS service in some parts of the park. A paper map or written directions made a great back up. We stayed in Tar Hollow and drove to Rockhouse and Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking Hills for a day of exploring. The drive was quick and easy! The lake in the park was pretty with a swimming area however it was noted that algae levels were unsafe. (Others swam) Great place to take a canoe or kayak. The shower house was very clean and even has laundry facilities. The kids played basketball on the campground court. I would definately recommend this park and look forward to a return. I do suggest you be sure to bring everything you need-we did not find food/or stores nearby other than a pizza place about 15 mins away.
6. Laurel Springs Farm
Laurel Springs Farm & Cabins - we have a unique and quiet setting with red raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, black raspberries, chickens, steer and other farming activities that complement the cabin business. We have 57 acres, with a couple of acres available to cabin guests, including a fishing pond.
7. Tar Hollow State Forest
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
