Location: Sunbury
Top Things to do in Sunbury
What to do and see in Sunbury, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Sunbury is a village in Delaware County, Ohio, United States. The population was 4,389 during the 2010 census. The village is centered on a New England-styled traditional town square with a historic village hall located in the center of a village green. Located here is a major Showa Corporation factory, which produces automotive parts for Honda of America. The village is home to a K-12 public school district, the Big Walnut Local School District and their sports team, the 'Golden Eagles'. The district also serves students in the neighboring town of Galena, Ohio.
Restaurants in Sunbury
1. Tanger Outlets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Reviewed By A4168BPpatriciag - Galena, United States
There are several higher end stores, i.e. Coach, Vera Bradley and Michael Kors. You will also find the usual. There are several areas that you can sit down on your shopping excursion. My biggest negative is that there is no food court. The only food choice is a pizza shop and pretzels.
2. Alum Creek State Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Sightsee_Eat - Worthington, Ohio
We came to look for the birds next to the dam this last time, but have come here for events for school and church. Had youngest daughter's birthday party here one year in high school in a nice shelter house. When the kids were young, we camped just a day and night, with hiking, tent and hot dog and marshmallow roasting, and then packed it up next morning to go to breakfast at Bob Evans.
3. Inniswood Metro Gardens
Overall Ratings
5 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas B - Westerville, Ohio
I try to visit Inniswood a couple of times every week to take a walk and take photographs of the changing scenery and flowers. The staff does a great job at maintaining the various areas and the beautiful flowers. Weekends are always very busy, but weekdays can be quiet at times although even weekdays can be busy. I can always find some quiet spots though. My favorite areas are the Boardwalk Trail, the Spring Run Trail and the secret Garden.
4. Highbanks Metro Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By shankar R - Westerville, Ohio
Anyone who visits me is soon taken here to the park for a brisk walk. It's a several hundred acre oasis in the city. Just off of Rt23 and 750, it spans all the way down to the Olentangy river which forms its Western border. The park is a year round attraction with long walking trails, play areas for kids, picnic spots and more. In the winter, there is even a sledding area set up when snow permits. The visitor center near the entrance has some well set up exhibits about the park and the habitat it represents in Ohio. As with the many other metro parks dotting the city, this one is a treasure. Visit often and leave without a trace. Did I mention bike and pet trails?
5. Cardinal Shooting Center
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By rvkris - Cumming, GA
We are here for a National Shotgun Competition and brought our RV from Atlanta. We have been to campgrounds and shooting facilities all over the US, and this place is top notch. The campground alone is full of amenities, including cabins and facilities for groups to privately gather. It would be perfect for a group where some have RV's and others don't. With hundreds of campsites, there is a variety of heavily wooded, partially wooded, open gravel lots (where we are) that overlook the skeet fields, and open grass lots that overlook the trap fields. Some have full hookup, and others don't. There is an indoor pool, a corn hole game area, and other activity spots. The shower facility (bath house) is extremely well maintained and clean with individual shower rooms instead of group showers. For shooting, this place is great. Other than the sporting clays, most events and vendors are in one area. The set up is nice and the energy is high. Management is well organized and helpful. The area has ample places to eat, sleep and shop within a 30 minute drive. I highly recommend this facility.
6. Hogback Ridge Preserve
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By Thom P - Delaware, Ohio
Hogback RIdge is one of several Delaware County Preservation Parks. (Visit every one if you are able.) It is compact with limited parking. The trails are slightly improved. You need to be relatively able-bodied to hike. One trail segment includes steps up/down through a ravine. Got an hour or so? Bring sturdy walking shoes, your family and camera - and enjoy.
7. Hoover Mudflats Boardwalk at Hoover Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Thom P - Delaware, Ohio
The Mudflats Boardwalk provides a nice quiet diversion for an hour or so. The evening we stopped there were no other visitors. There are about ten parking spots at the entrance. We enjoyed a quiet walk.
The attraction is a long boardwalk - out and back - over shallow water and mudflats. There are birds and ducks to watch and other wildlife. Near the end of the boardwalk, a phone pole size stand is in the water to support an osprey nest. I'm not sure whether the nest is active; we didn't see an osprey. There is also a small fishing deck.
8. Hoover Dam
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By glorynews - Columbus, OH
This is a great place to walk solo or with friends or to walk your dog. You can walk across the dam to a park, down steps overlooking the spillway and the water feature is pretty spring, summer and fall. There is a walking and bike path along the west side of the dam that goes a couple miles and is well used
9. Sky Zone Trampoline Park-Columbus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Sky Zone features the worlds first all walled trampoline playing courts. Come bounce off the walls-literally! Dip, dodge, duck, dive and fly with 3-D Dodgeball. Try a SkyRobics fitness class, host a birthday party, corporate event or other special event. It's truly the ultimate play experience for kids and adults of any age, size or physical ability!Before You Jump Tips:1. Every jumper needs to have a signed Columbus liability waiver in order to jump. Jumpers under the age of 18, must have it signed by their parent or legal guardian. The form is available on our website. 2. Size separation is enforced on our courts. For safety reasons, all jumpers will be placed near jumpers of a similar size. 3. Dodgeball is a popular activity and cannot be guaranteed.4. Purchase your tickets online ahead of time to avoid disappointment, this is highly recommended, especially on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and on any school holiday.
Reviewed By Lois M - Mount Vernon, Ohio
We celebrated our twins 8th birthday at Sky Zone Columbus. The staff is absolutely wonderful! Our party check-in was easy and quick, even with ten excited kids. After an hour of jumping we headed to the party room for pizza, soda and cake! The pizza was delicious and our party hosts were the best of the best. They were friendly and upbeat, interacting with the kids and keeping the party moving. They set up the room, served the food and drinks and then clean it all up!
It was a stress free and fun experience for everyone!
10. Glass Rooster Cannery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Melyssa M - Columbus, Ohio
My co-worker found this place for a work event, I wandered up here a few Saturdays ago and brought the kids. This place was fantastic - not only do they have classes to teach you to can your favorite fruits and veggies, make soap, wine or dehydrate stuff, they also sell handmade canned items. I mean the real stuff like you would eat at Grandmas. The sisters that work there/own the place will let you sample whatever you want. I found my grandmother's lost recipe, checked out some homemade soap and had a ton of fun checking out the barns full of oddities, antiques and crafts for sale.
You have to check this place out; you'll feel like you were visiting Grandma's house. Check out their website for a class schedule or just stop up there when they are open on a cool breezy Saturday. It's worth the drive.
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