Things to do in Amish Country.
A local guide to eating, shopping, and exploring around Berlin and Millersburg — all minutes from your cabin.
Holmes County is home to the largest Amish community in the world, and it rewards a slow pace. Here's how to make the most of a weekend — starting with the one show you can't miss, with your Ferngully Creek cabin as home base.
Experience Amish Country
Yoder's Amish Home
Tour two Amish homes and a barn, meet the animals, and take a buggy ride on a working farm in Millersburg.
The Farm at Walnut Creek
A drive- or wagon-through park with 500+ animals from six continents — hand-feed giraffes, zebras, and camels.
Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center
See Behalt, a 265-foot cyclorama mural telling the story of the area's Amish and Mennonite community.
Hershberger's Farm & Bakery
Fresh fry pies, a petting farm, and buggy rides just down the road in Millersburg.
Taste it
Heini's Cheese Chalet
A free cheese-making tour and a sampling room with more than 80 varieties, plus fudge and coffee.
Guggisberg Cheese
Home of the original Baby Swiss — watch cheese being made and sample dozens of varieties.
Der Dutchman Restaurant & Bakery
The classic Amish family-style buffet — broasted chicken, real mashed potatoes, and legendary doughnuts.
Coblentz Chocolate Company
Watch hand-dipped chocolates being made from the viewing gallery in Walnut Creek.
Shop it
Downtown Berlin
The walkable heart of Amish Country — antiques, quilts, furniture, chocolates, and handmade goods.
Sol's in Berlin
One of Ohio's largest craft malls — handmade crafts, décor, and gifts from hundreds of artisans.
Homestead Furniture
Amish Country's largest hardwood furniture store, built by hand in Mt. Hope.
Stay in the middle of it all.
Ferngully Creek sits minutes from Berlin and Millersburg — close to everything, yet hidden away in your own woods. Pick your cabin and start planning.