Discover Holmes County, Ohio

Relax, Unwind, Explore

Welcome to Holmes County, Ohio - home to the largest population of Amish in the United States and an area best known for a slower life style and incredibly high quality hand-made products. It is a place where modern conveniences and high class amenities meet with the old-world attitudes of caring for your neighbors, hard work, quality workmanship, and friendliness. In short, it is a great place to visit to relax, unwind, and experience a completely different way of life.

Discover Holmes County is here to help you explore this great area. This is a business directory, a travel guide, a source of recommendations, and a travel blog rolled into one. We hope you find the information here useful as you plan your next visit.

Be sure to check out these local businesses.

Hershberger’s Farm & Bakery

One of the most unique destinations in all of Holmes County. Hershberger's Farm and Bakery features a Farm Store, Petting Area, Produce Stand, and much more all built around the original bakery and store.

Hershberger’s Farm Store

A shopping experience you don't want to miss featuring handmade leather goods, wooden toys, decorations, antiques, outdoor furniture, and many more truly unique products you can only find here.

Amish Country Cabins

Enjoy a relaxing stay in a rustic cabin that is just off the beaten path and still within a few minutes of the area's best attractions, restaurants, and shopping.

Hershberger’s Farm Petting Area

Enjoy incredible access to hundreds of farm animals at the largest and most unique petting farm in the area. Hershberger's features buggy rides, pony rides, and an aviary in addition to the indoor and outdoor petting areas.

Hershberger’s Food Trailer

Signature sandwiches, hand battered onion rings, and homemade ice cream are just a few of the wonderful food options you will find here. This is a great stop for everything from a breakfast sandwich to a sweet treat.

Hershberger's Produce

Follow along with the Ohio growing season as you enjoy great locally grown produce. from early spring flowers and peas to late fall pumpkins, squash, and apples there is always a great selection of yummy produce.