Sundays can be Fundays
websupport • March 1, 2022
While is true that many businesses are closed on Sundays here in Amish Country, there is still plenty to do!
While is true that many businesses are closed on Sundays here in Amish Country, there is still plenty to do! In fact, Sunday may be the best day of the week to visit or extend your overnight stay since there’s typically not crowds and has more of a “laid back” feeling.
Are you wondering why a lot of businesses are closed on Sundays in Amish Country? We found this information from
OhiosAmishCountry.com
:
Why Closed on Sunday?
With the help of Paul J. Miller, former executive director of The Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center in Berlin, many answers to why Amish and Mennonite businesses are closed on Sunday are explained. Miller and his knowledgeable staff at the center deal with many questions about the Amish community. If you’ve got a question or don’t understand as much as you’d like about the Plain People who don coverings and still drive a horse and buggy, The Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center is a definite destination.
With an estimated population of 36,000-38,000 Amish residents in Holmes, Wayne, Tuscarawas, Coshocton and even Ashland counties, the culture is diverse. One question Miller is always asked is “Why are Amish businesses closed on Sundays?” In a world that operates 24/7, locking the doors to potential customers on Sundays makes many visitors scratch their heads.
However, the decision to close on Sundays and not to perform labor goes back centuries to the core beliefs of the culture.
“The Amish believe the Bible speaks to them and is meant to be a guide for everyday living,” explained Miller. “So, when the fourth commandment reminds us to ‘Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy,’ and further says the Lord God created the heavens and the earth and all that is in it in six days, and then rested on the seventh day (Exodus 20:8), the only faithful response can be, how can we ‘keep it holy?’
“For the Amish, that means worship, reading the scriptures, prayer, reading other inspirational, wholesome materials—and rest.”
Furthermore, the Amish “do not pursue the goal-oriented, gainful employment or wealth production of daily life. In their view, to keep their Amish businesses open to produce profit and revenue, even if in a public service, does not honor God or keep the Sabbath holy.”
While daily chores such as caring for animals still need done on Sundays, work is kept to a minimum. The Mennonite businesses also close on Sundays for the same reasons. Amish business owners do not fear the loss of revenue on Sunday. Actually, they put their faith in God. “They believe that God will provide all that one needs if they honor God’s commands for balanced, wholesome living. Any revenue lost by being closed on Sunday probably would not be essential for survival,” noted Miller.
Even though a lot of the Amish businesses are closed, there are a lot of non-Amish businesses open that can be enjoyed on Sundays! We’ve compiled a list below:
Hatchet Club | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Wed-Thurs 5-9pm | Fri 5-11pm | Sat 11am-11pm | Sun Open by request; this might change in the winter
Approx 15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Must make reservation. Can bring own food. Water and soda available for purchase.
Country Acres | Berlin, OH
Hours: Sun-Thurs 11am-8pm | Fri & Sat 11am-9pm
Less than 5 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Closes for season October 31st (weather permitting). Opens back up in Mid-April. Ice cream and popcorn treats available for purchase.
Cabin Creek Golf | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Open 7 days a week 1-9pm
Approx 15-20 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Closes and opens for the season depending on weather.
Spare Time Lanes | Millersburg, OH
Hours: Thurs 5-9pm Fri-Sat 5-11pm | Sun 12-6pm Closed Mon-Tues-Wed
Approx 10-15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Concessions available for purchase.
Warther's Museum | Dover, OH
Hours: 7 days a week 9am-5pm
Approx 30 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Museum dedicated to wood-carver Ernest "Mooney" Warther, with a next-door kitchen cutlery factory.
Reeve's Museum | Dover, OH
Hours: Wed-Sun 12-4pm (June 2-Oct 31)
Off season (Jan-May) tours are by appointment only.
Approx 30 minutes from Donna's
Please note: 17 room Victorian home, topped by a third floor ballroom, has been carefully restored. Off season (Jan-May) tours are by appointment only. Roscoe Village | Coshocton, OH
Most shops / attractions are open til 4-5pm on Sundays
Approx 35-40 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Roscoe Village is a restored Ohio and Erie Canal town located in Coshocton.
Fire Ridge Golf Course | Millersburg, OH
Summer Hours: 7am-9pm
Approx 10 minutes from Donna's
Please note: A beautifully maintained eighteen hole layout nestled on the rolling hills of Holmes county.
Black Gold Golf Course | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm | Fri 10am-5pm | Sat 9am-2pm | Sun 1-10pm
Approx 15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: A premier 18-hole golf course with a host of amenities including GPS in all golf carts. Also features, Habaneros on the Green , a full restaurant/bar.
Wilderness Center | Wilmot, OH
Hours: Tues-Sat 9am-4:30pm | Sun 11am-4pm
Approx 20 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Educates people of all ages to inspire a love of nature, and conserves natural lands for the health and benefit of the community.
Victorian House Museum | Millersburg, OH
Apr-Oct Hours: Tues-Sun 1-4pm | Closed Mon / Nov 19-Dec 31 Hours: Tues-Fri 1-4pm | Sat 1-8pm | Sun 1-4pm | Closed Mon
Approx 10 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a 28 room Queen Anne style home.
Raven's Glen Winery | West Lafayette, OH
Hours: Sun-Wed 11am-4pm | Thurs-Sat 11am-8pm
Approx 35 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Winery with vineyard. Full service restaurant on site with everything from burgers to pasta.
World's Largest Cuckoo Cloc k | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: 9am-9pm April through November *weather permitting
Please note: The clock is over 23 feet tall and 24 feet wide. Every half hour, a cuckoo bird pops out and then you hear Swiss polka music playing as the band emerges and a couple dances.
Restaurants in Berlin:
East of Chicago
| Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Burger King | Sunday Hours: 7am-11pm
Mexican Grill | Sunday Hours: 11am-2pm
Subway | Sunday Hours: 9am-10pm
DQ Berlin | Sunday Hours: 11am-7pm
Restaurants in Millersburg:
Tarragon
| Sunday Hours: 8-11am / 5-9pm
Bags Sports Pub | Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Wendy's | Sunday Hours: 6:30am-10pm
Cheng's Gourmet | Sunday Hours: 11:30am-8pm *Carry-out only
Fox's Pizza | Sunday Hours: 12-9pm
La Palma | Sunday Hours: 11am-8:30pm
Grover's Tavern | Sunday Hours: 7:30am-3pm
East of Chicago | Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Restaurants in Sugarcreek:
Park Street Pizza
| Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Bags Sports Pub Sugarcreek | Sunday Hours: 11am-8pm
Pizza Parlor | Sunday Hours: 4-8pm
McDonald's | Sunday Hours: Open 24 hrs
Habeneros on the Green | Sunday Hours: 12pm-9pm
There's also a handful of wineries open on Sundays; check out THIS blog post and look for wineries labeled "OPEN SUNDAYS".
Did we miss any of your favorite Sunday Amish Country destinations? Let us know below!
Please note: Hours were updated on 06/01/22 but we encourage you to reach out to businesses directly to verify.
With an estimated population of 36,000-38,000 Amish residents in Holmes, Wayne, Tuscarawas, Coshocton and even Ashland counties, the culture is diverse. One question Miller is always asked is “Why are Amish businesses closed on Sundays?” In a world that operates 24/7, locking the doors to potential customers on Sundays makes many visitors scratch their heads.
However, the decision to close on Sundays and not to perform labor goes back centuries to the core beliefs of the culture.
“The Amish believe the Bible speaks to them and is meant to be a guide for everyday living,” explained Miller. “So, when the fourth commandment reminds us to ‘Remember the Sabbath Day to keep it holy,’ and further says the Lord God created the heavens and the earth and all that is in it in six days, and then rested on the seventh day (Exodus 20:8), the only faithful response can be, how can we ‘keep it holy?’
“For the Amish, that means worship, reading the scriptures, prayer, reading other inspirational, wholesome materials—and rest.”
Furthermore, the Amish “do not pursue the goal-oriented, gainful employment or wealth production of daily life. In their view, to keep their Amish businesses open to produce profit and revenue, even if in a public service, does not honor God or keep the Sabbath holy.”
While daily chores such as caring for animals still need done on Sundays, work is kept to a minimum. The Mennonite businesses also close on Sundays for the same reasons. Amish business owners do not fear the loss of revenue on Sunday. Actually, they put their faith in God. “They believe that God will provide all that one needs if they honor God’s commands for balanced, wholesome living. Any revenue lost by being closed on Sunday probably would not be essential for survival,” noted Miller.
Even though a lot of the Amish businesses are closed, there are a lot of non-Amish businesses open that can be enjoyed on Sundays! We’ve compiled a list below:
Attractions:
Hatchet Club | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Wed-Thurs 5-9pm | Fri 5-11pm | Sat 11am-11pm | Sun Open by request; this might change in the winter
Approx 15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Must make reservation. Can bring own food. Water and soda available for purchase.
Country Acres | Berlin, OH
Hours: Sun-Thurs 11am-8pm | Fri & Sat 11am-9pm
Less than 5 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Closes for season October 31st (weather permitting). Opens back up in Mid-April. Ice cream and popcorn treats available for purchase.
Cabin Creek Golf | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Open 7 days a week 1-9pm
Approx 15-20 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Closes and opens for the season depending on weather.
Spare Time Lanes | Millersburg, OH
Hours: Thurs 5-9pm Fri-Sat 5-11pm | Sun 12-6pm Closed Mon-Tues-Wed
Approx 10-15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Concessions available for purchase.
Warther's Museum | Dover, OH
Hours: 7 days a week 9am-5pm
Approx 30 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Museum dedicated to wood-carver Ernest "Mooney" Warther, with a next-door kitchen cutlery factory.
Reeve's Museum | Dover, OH
Hours: Wed-Sun 12-4pm (June 2-Oct 31)
Off season (Jan-May) tours are by appointment only.
Approx 30 minutes from Donna's
Please note: 17 room Victorian home, topped by a third floor ballroom, has been carefully restored. Off season (Jan-May) tours are by appointment only. Roscoe Village | Coshocton, OH
Most shops / attractions are open til 4-5pm on Sundays
Approx 35-40 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Roscoe Village is a restored Ohio and Erie Canal town located in Coshocton.
Fire Ridge Golf Course | Millersburg, OH
Summer Hours: 7am-9pm
Approx 10 minutes from Donna's
Please note: A beautifully maintained eighteen hole layout nestled on the rolling hills of Holmes county.
Black Gold Golf Course | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm | Fri 10am-5pm | Sat 9am-2pm | Sun 1-10pm
Approx 15 minutes from Donna's
Please note: A premier 18-hole golf course with a host of amenities including GPS in all golf carts. Also features, Habaneros on the Green , a full restaurant/bar.
Wilderness Center | Wilmot, OH
Hours: Tues-Sat 9am-4:30pm | Sun 11am-4pm
Approx 20 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Educates people of all ages to inspire a love of nature, and conserves natural lands for the health and benefit of the community.
Victorian House Museum | Millersburg, OH
Apr-Oct Hours: Tues-Sun 1-4pm | Closed Mon / Nov 19-Dec 31 Hours: Tues-Fri 1-4pm | Sat 1-8pm | Sun 1-4pm | Closed Mon
Approx 10 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, a 28 room Queen Anne style home.
Raven's Glen Winery | West Lafayette, OH
Hours: Sun-Wed 11am-4pm | Thurs-Sat 11am-8pm
Approx 35 minutes from Donna's
Please note: Winery with vineyard. Full service restaurant on site with everything from burgers to pasta.
World's Largest Cuckoo Cloc k | Sugarcreek, OH
Hours: 9am-9pm April through November *weather permitting
Please note: The clock is over 23 feet tall and 24 feet wide. Every half hour, a cuckoo bird pops out and then you hear Swiss polka music playing as the band emerges and a couple dances.
Restaurants in Berlin:
East of Chicago
| Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Burger King | Sunday Hours: 7am-11pm
Mexican Grill | Sunday Hours: 11am-2pm
Subway | Sunday Hours: 9am-10pm
DQ Berlin | Sunday Hours: 11am-7pm
Restaurants in Millersburg:
Tarragon
| Sunday Hours: 8-11am / 5-9pm
Bags Sports Pub | Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Wendy's | Sunday Hours: 6:30am-10pm
Cheng's Gourmet | Sunday Hours: 11:30am-8pm *Carry-out only
Fox's Pizza | Sunday Hours: 12-9pm
La Palma | Sunday Hours: 11am-8:30pm
Grover's Tavern | Sunday Hours: 7:30am-3pm
East of Chicago | Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Restaurants in Sugarcreek:
Park Street Pizza
| Sunday Hours: 11am-9pm
Bags Sports Pub Sugarcreek | Sunday Hours: 11am-8pm
Pizza Parlor | Sunday Hours: 4-8pm
McDonald's | Sunday Hours: Open 24 hrs
Habeneros on the Green | Sunday Hours: 12pm-9pm
There's also a handful of wineries open on Sundays; check out THIS blog post and look for wineries labeled "OPEN SUNDAYS".
Did we miss any of your favorite Sunday Amish Country destinations? Let us know below!
Please note: Hours were updated on 06/01/22 but we encourage you to reach out to businesses directly to verify.

There’s something special about fall in Ohio’s Amish Country. As the leaves begin to turn brilliant shades of red, orange, and gold, the countryside comes alive with crisp mornings, scenic backroads, and the unmistakable feeling that autumn has arrived. If you’re planning a fall getaway to Amish Country, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the season. From choosing fresh apples and the perfect pumpkin to exploring charming shops and enjoying homemade comfort food, fall is one of the best times of year to visit. Here are some of our favorite ways to experience autumn in Ohio’s Amish Country. Visit a Local Apple Orchard Few things say fall quite like a fresh-picked apple. Spend an afternoon at a local orchard, where you can stroll among the apple trees, enjoy the beautiful countryside, and stock up on fresh apples and other seasonal treats. You’ll also find apple cider, baked goods, and other fall favorites. Whether you’re looking for a fun family outing or a peaceful afternoon enjoying the scenery, an apple orchard makes the perfect stop during your fall getaway. Stroll Through a Pumpkin Patch Fall wouldn’t be complete without a trip to the pumpkin patch! Bring the family and spend some time searching for the perfect pumpkin. Many area farms offer more than pumpkins and mums, with seasonal activities, hayrides, and plenty of opportunities for fall photos. Pick a pumpkin to take home, wander through the fields, and enjoy a slower-paced afternoon surrounded by the beauty of the countryside. Take a Scenic Drive Through the Countryside Sometimes the best fall activity is simply getting in the car and exploring. Ohio’s Amish Country backroads become especially beautiful in autumn. The 190-mile Amish Country Byway boasts views of natural vistas along winding curves and over rolling hills. Take your time traveling through the countryside, where you’ll find colorful trees, peaceful farms, covered bridges, horse-drawn buggies, and picturesque views around nearly every corner. There’s no need to rush. Grab a cup of coffee, turn onto a country road, and enjoy the scenery. Explore the Shops of Berlin & Walnut Creek Fall is a wonderful time to explore the unique shops throughout Amish Country. Spend a day browsing Berlin, Walnut Creek, and the surrounding communities for handcrafted furniture, home décor, quilts, gifts, antiques, local artwork, and specialty foods. You never know what you’ll discover, and shopping in Amish Country is a great way to find something special to remember your trip. Enjoy the Flavors of Fall Come hungry! Ohio’s Amish Country is known for hearty, homemade cooking, and fall is the perfect season to enjoy it. Look for warm soups, homemade breads, roasted meats, mashed potatoes, pies, donuts, apple desserts, and other seasonal favorites. And don’t forget to pick up some local treats to enjoy back at your accommodations — or take home with you. Take Some Fall Photos Bring your camera or just your phone! From colorful hillsides and country roads to pumpkins, barns, fields, and charming downtown streets, there are plenty of beautiful backdrops for fall photos. Early morning and late afternoon often provide especially beautiful light, so take your time and enjoy the scenery. Plan Your Fall Getaway to Ohio’s Amish Country Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, or a peaceful escape for two, autumn offers something for everyone in Ohio’s Amish Country. Find a pumpkin. Take a scenic drive. Shop local. Enjoy a homemade meal. And most importantly, give yourself permission to slow down and enjoy the season. Relax at Donna's Premier Lodging After spending the day exploring orchards, pumpkin patches, country roads, and local shops, Donna's Premier Lodging is the perfect place to unwind. Our romantic cabins, cottages, chalets, villas, and suites offer a peaceful retreat where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of the season. Imagine returning from a day of fall adventures, settling in beside a cozy fireplace, relaxing in a Jacuzzi, or stepping outside onto your private patio or deck to enjoy the crisp autumn air. Donna's Premier Lodging puts you close to the attractions of Berlin while giving you a quiet place to reconnect and enjoy your time together. With so much to see and do, fall is one of the busiest seasons in Ohio's Amish Country. Make Donna's Premier Lodging your home base for your autumn getaway and start planning your visit today. Fall is calling and Ohio’s Amish Country is ready to welcome you. Call 330-893-3068 for information or reservations or visit DonnasOfBerlin.com.

One of the highlights of visiting Ohio’s Amish Country is discovering the abundance of fresh, locally grown produce available throughout the region. From roadside stands and farm markets to country stores and orchards, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy seasonal fruits and vegetables. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer stay at Donna’s Premier Lodging, exploring the area's produce markets is a wonderful way to experience the flavors and traditions of Amish Country. Troyer Country Market 5201 County Road 77, Millersburg, OH 44654 www.troyerscountrymarket.com A favorite stop for both locals and visitors, Troyer Country Market offers a wide selection of fresh seasonal produce, along with Amish-made cheeses, baked goods, bulk foods, and specialty items. Depending on the time of year, you'll find everything from sweet corn and tomatoes to peaches, melons, and pumpkins. The market provides a true Amish Country shopping experience and is a great place to stock up on fresh ingredients for your stay. Hershberger’s Farm & Bakery 5452 OH-557, Millersburg, OH 44654 www.hershbergersfarmandbakery.com Hershberger’s is one of the most popular destinations in Amish Country, known for its bakery, petting farm, and seasonal produce. Visitors can browse fresh fruits and vegetables, locally made products, flowers, and more while enjoying a fun family-friendly atmosphere. It's an excellent stop for those looking to combine fresh produce shopping with a memorable Amish Country experience. Miller’s Farm Market 3463 OH-39, Millersburg, OH 44654 www.millersfarmmarketberlin.com Known for its commitment to quality and freshness, Miller’s Farm Market offers a variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables throughout the growing season. Their market has become a popular stop for visitors seeking fresh produce and other farm-fresh products. Whether you're looking for sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, or seasonal favorites, you'll find plenty of options to choose from. Hillcrest Orchard 2474 Walnut St., Walnut Creek, OH 44687 www.cometowalnutcreekohio.com/portfolio-view/hillcrest-orchard Family-owned and operated by the Merle Hershberger family, Hillcrest Orchard in Walnut Creek grows 22 varieties of apples and 12 varieties of peaches on 75 acres of orchards. Visitors can shop for orchard-fresh fruit, locally grown produce, meats and cheeses, and Hillcrest’s popular fresh apple cider. During the fall season, guests can also enjoy festive decorations and beautiful views of Mud Valley from the orchard’s scenic overlook. Hillcrest Orchard is currently closed for the season and will reopen on July 9, 2026. The market is open from mid-July through March. Ashery Country Store 8922 SR 241, Fredericksburg, OH 44627 www.asherycountrystore.com While best known for its bulk foods, deli, and specialty products, Ashery Country Store also carries locally grown produce throughout the growing season. It's an excellent place to find fresh ingredients while exploring one of Amish Country's most beloved country stores. The Best Time to Visit Fresh produce can be found throughout much of the year, but the peak season typically runs from July through September. During these months, visitors can enjoy sweet corn, tomatoes, green beans, peppers, peaches, melons, cucumbers, and many other farm-fresh favorites. Stay Close to the Fresh Flavors of Ohio’s Amish Country One of the advantages of staying at Donna’s Premier Lodging is being conveniently located near many of Amish Country’s most popular produce markets and farm stands. After a day of shopping for fresh fruits, vegetables, baked goods, and local specialties, you can return to the comfort of your cabin, cottage, suite, or villa and enjoy the peaceful surroundings that make Amish Country so special. Whether you're visiting during the height of summer harvest season or enjoying the colorful bounty of fall, Donna’s Premier Lodging places you in the heart of the region's freshest experiences. Ready to experience the fresh flavors of Ohio’s Amish Country for yourself? Donna’s Premier Lodging is located at 5523 East St., in Berlin. Call 330-893-3068 or visit DonnasOfBerlin.com .

Summer Fun in Ohio’s Amish Country: Events You Won’t Want to Miss Summer in Ohio’s Amish Country is filled with small-town charm, family fun, live entertainment, and unforgettable memories. From outdoor concerts and fireworks to festivals, food, and local art, there’s always something happening in and around Berlin and Holmes County during the warmer months. When you stay at Donna’s Premier Lodging, you’ll be perfectly located to experience all the excitement while still enjoying a relaxing retreat at the end of the day. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or a fun-filled weekend adventure, summer is the perfect time to visit Ohio’s Amish Country. Music on the Square – Downtown Berlin May 22-September 18, 2026 One of the most beloved summer traditions in Berlin is the “Music on the Square” concert series. Every Friday evening from May 22, 2026, through September 18, 2026, the heart of downtown Berlin comes alive with music from 7:00–9:00 PM (weather permitting). Enjoy a variety of musical styles including Gospel, Bluegrass, Broadway, Country, Folk, and Light Rock while gathering with friends and family on the town square. These free concerts are a great way to spend a summer evening while enjoying the welcoming atmosphere of Amish Country. Learn more here: https://www.visitberlinohio.com/music-on-the-square Berlin Harvest Festival & Rib Cook-Off – Downtown Berlin September 11–12, 2026 The Berlin Harvest Festival & Rib Cook-Off is one of the largest and most anticipated events of the year in Amish Country. This exciting weekend celebration features delicious BBQ ribs, live entertainment, fireworks, arts and crafts, local vendors, and a festive parade. Visitors from all over gather in Berlin to experience the fun, food, and community spirit that make this event such a favorite. If you’re visiting during September, this is definitely an event you won’t want to miss. Check for updates here: https://www.visitberlinohio.com/berlin-harvest-festival Thunder Over Holmes County – Historic Downtown Millersburg June 27, 2026 Celebrate summer and Independence Day festivities at Thunder Over Holmes County in Historic Downtown Millersburg. This family-friendly event features inflatables, games, activities for kids, touch-a-truck experiences, entertainment, and one of the area’s most exciting fireworks displays. It’s the perfect opportunity to spend the day exploring Millersburg before ending the evening with fireworks lighting up the summer sky. Fireworks typically begin around 9:45 PM. Learn more here: https://historicdowntownmillersburg.com/events Holmes County Art Festival – Historic Downtown Millersburg September 12, 2026 Art lovers will enjoy the Holmes County Art Festival held in Historic Downtown Millersburg. This juried art festival showcases talented regional and local artists along with live entertainment, performances, food trucks, and handcrafted goods. The festival creates a vibrant atmosphere where visitors can shop unique artwork, enjoy local creativity, and experience the artistic side of Ohio’s Amish Country. Learn more here: https://historicdowntownmillersburg.com/events Relax & Recharge at Donna’s Premier Lodging After a day of music, shopping, festivals, and family fun, there’s nothing better than returning to the comfort of Donna’s Premier Lodging. Our cabins, suites, villas, and cottages offer the perfect place to relax and recharge after enjoying the area’s summer activities. Whether you’re sipping coffee on the porch, unwinding in a Jacuzzi for two, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Donna’s Premier Lodging combines comfort, convenience, and the beauty of Amish Country all in one unforgettable stay. Donna’s Premier Lodging is the perfect home base for exploring everything Holmes County has to offer. Staying at Donna’s Premier Lodging puts you in the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country and all the fun summer activities it has to offer. Summer weekends fill quickly! Call 330-893-3068 or visit DonnasOfBerlin.com to make a reservation.

One of the most memorable parts of visiting Ohio’s Amish Country is indulging in its incredible bakeries, where time-honored family recipes and from-scratch baking shine. When you stay at Donna’s Premier Lodging, you’re perfectly positioned to explore these outstanding bakeries and enjoy the comforting flavors that make the area so special. From flaky pie crust to melt-in-your-mouth donuts, these local favorites offer a delicious glimpse into Amish Country’s rich traditions — perfect for fueling a day of shopping or sightseeing. Don’t forget to grab a delicious donut or pastry to enjoy with your coffee back at your cozy suite or cabin at Donna’s Premier Lodging. Local Small Bakery Favorites Kauffman’s Country Bakery: Kauffman’s Country Bakery is a must-stop for anyone craving classic Amish baked goods, offering everything from fresh breads and cookies to donuts, cinnamon rolls, and their famous Dutch, fruit, and cream pies. Everything is made from scratch using simple ingredients, delivering authentic flavor in every bite. If you are a guest staying at Donna's Premier Lodging, on your day of arrival, you will get a sampling of Kauffman's cookies in your welcome bag. 4357 US-62, Millersburg, OH 44654 Miller’s Bakery: A beloved local favorite, Miller’s Bakery is well known for its fry pies, tarts, cinnamon raisin bread, and fresh donuts made daily. Their cream sticks and homestyle pastries make this small bakery a sweet stop worth seeking out during your Amish Country visit. 4280 Township Hwy 356, Millersburg, OH Bakeries Anchored in Amish Country Destinations Hershberger’s Farm and Bakery: At Hershberger’s Farm and Bakery, bakers start before sunrise crafting fresh breads, donuts, cinnamon rolls, cookies, pies, and their famous fry pies using family recipes. Made without preservatives and always from scratch, their baked goods deliver a freshness you can taste with every bite. 5452 OH-557, Millersburg, OH 44654 The Amish Door Bakery (Amish Door Village): Part of the larger Amish Door Village campus, The Amish Door Bakery is famous for its homemade donuts, cream sticks, and crowd-pleasing apple fritters, all handcrafted daily using high-quality ingredients. They also offer a wonderful selection of homemade pies with flaky crusts and rich fillings. 1210 Winesburg St., Wilmot, OH 44689 Make It a Sweet Getaway Exploring Amish Country bakeries is more than just a food experience, it’s a tradition rooted in care, craftsmanship, and comfort. When you stay at Donna’s Premier Lodging, you can savor these sweet stops by day and return to a peaceful, romantic retreat by night, making your Amish Country getaway truly unforgettable. Ready to plan your getaway? Donna’s Premier Lodging is located at 5523 East St., in Berlin. Call 330-893-3068 for information or to make a reservation. Visit the website at DonnasOfBerlin.com and find them on Facebook at Donna’s Premier Lodging.

A Romantic Valentine’s Day Weekend in Ohio’s Amish Country If you’re searching for the perfect Valentine’s Day getaway in Ohio, look no further than Donna’s Premier Lodging in Ohio’s Amish Country. Known for its peaceful scenery, cozy accommodations, and charming attractions, this region offers couples a truly romantic escape. From relaxing winery visits to live theater and scenic strolls through historic towns, Amish Country sets the stage for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day weekend. Why Ohio’s Amish Country Is Ideal for a Valentine’s Getaway Ohio’s Amish Country is a favorite destination for couples seeking a romantic weekend getaway without the crowds or stress of larger cities. The area’s slower pace encourages meaningful connection, making it an ideal choice for Valentine’s Day. Snow-covered hills, quiet back roads, and warm firesides create a naturally intimate atmosphere. Cozy & Romantic Accommodations for Couples One of the highlights of a Valentine’s weekend in Amish Country is Donna’s Premier Lodging. All accommodations feature private entrances, fireplaces, and in-room Jacuzzis—perfect for relaxation and reconnection. Whether you prefer a secluded cabin tucked into the hills or a charming suite near downtown Berlin, you’ll find accommodations that feel personal and peaceful. Visit Local Amish Country Wineries Spending an afternoon at a winery is a classic romantic experience, and Amish Country offers several beloved options. Couples can enjoy tastings and cozy indoor settings at Breitenbach Winery, Baltic Mill Winery, Sunny Slope Winery, and Hans’ Place. These wineries are ideal stops during a Valentine’s Day weekend, offering a relaxed environment to sip, savor, and enjoy time together. Enjoy Live Theater & Entertainment Add an evening of entertainment to your romantic getaway by attending a live performance. Ohio Star Theater, Amish Country Theater, and Amish Door Village offer engaging shows ranging from musical acts to comedy. Attending live theater together is a wonderful way to share laughter, make memories, and add variety to your Valentine’s itinerary. Stroll Through Charming Amish Country Towns A romantic Valentine’s weekend wouldn’t be complete without exploring the charming towns of Amish Country. Walking through downtown Berlin or Millersburg to browse local shops and soak in the area’s unique charm. Winter’s quieter pace makes it easy to explore at a relaxed speed. Plan Your Romantic Valentine’s Day Getaway in Ohio’s Amish Country What makes Ohio’s Amish Country so special is its focus on simplicity, comfort, and meaningful moments. From relaxing in a private Jacuzzi to sharing wine by the fireplace or enjoying a peaceful morning together, every experience feels intentional. A Valentine’s Day getaway here isn’t rushed—it’s centered on reconnecting and creating lasting memories. If you’re dreaming of a romantic Valentine’s Day weekend in Ohio, Donna’s Premier Lodging in Amish Country offers the perfect blend of relaxation, charm, and intimate experiences. It’s a destination where time slows down and every moment together matters. Ready to plan your romantic getaway? Donna’s Premier Lodging is located at 5523 East St., in Berlin. Call 330-893-3068 for information or to make a reservation. Visit the website at DonnasOfBerlin.com and find them on Facebook at Donna’s Premier Lodging.







