Location: Circleville
Top Things to do in Circleville
The 5 Best Things to Do in Circleville, United States
Circleville is a city in and the county seat of Pickaway County, Ohio, United States, along the Scioto River. The population was 13,314 at the 2010 census.
Restaurants in Circleville
1. A.W. Marion State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By absmallwood2014 - Circleville, Ohio
Best park in Circleville, the park rangers arent too bad. The trails offer privacy for a nature escape. It's amazing experience watching all of the seasons change.
2. Manchester Hill Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Wendy S - Washington Court House, Ohio
My husband and I went to this winery on a lark. We will definitely be back. The owner was pleasant and fun to talk to. The wine was fantastic. I enjoyed everything that we tried. The prices were very reasonable and it had a wonderful atmosphere. Can't wait to go back and buy a bottle of the new Chardonnay that he just made. It was excellent.
3. Ted Lewis Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Porthos7 - West Chester, Ohio
Cannot say enough great things about this museum. Greeted by an incredibly interesting docent who knew EVERYTHING about Ted Lewis - the entertainer/musician who influenced thousands. His personal belongings were wanted by the Smithsonian and Yale University, but the wife said "no" - they go to Circleville! PLEASE do yourself a favor and check this place out - you'll need less than an hour and I promise it's worth the trip!
4. Pickaway County Visitors Bureau
The Welcome Center is located at the entrance to historic downtown Circleville, just off US Rt 23. The Center features unique gifts, displays, presentations that highlight the region, and maps and brochures for area attractions. In addition, items from area artists, authors and musicians are available for sale.
5. North Pond State Nature Preserve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Steve1362 - Avon, Ohio
The North Pond Nature Preserve protects about 30 acres of pristine, natural wetland nestled between Ward Road and Kelleys Island’s North Bay of Lake Erie. Through the preserve is a boardwalk stretching between the entrance on Ward Road to the beach on North Bay with a 0.4 mile (0.6k) loop along the way that takes one past North Pond and by an elevated observation platform for a total length of 1.0 mile (1.6k).
Camping at the State Park in early November, we walked east along the beach to the northern entrance of the preserve and took the boardwalk to the observation platform overlooking North Pond. Walking along much of the boardwalk was like walking through a yellow tunnel due to the intense autumn foliage. At North Pond we saw several dozen Mallard Ducks actively going about their business in the late afternoon sun and watched as a Great Blue Heron flew in and landed at the edge of the pond.
The walk along the beach and through the wetlands was very beautiful and relaxing on a nice autumn afternoon. However, the observation platform overlooking North Pond is not high enough to get over the brush nor close enough to get a good view of the waterfowl in the pond making binoculars a must to get the most out of the limited view.
