Schoenbrunn Village

"We had a great time while visiting, the employees were awesome definitely will return"

"Definitely one of Ohios hidden gems. Worth the visit. They have really perfected the art of submersing everyone into being in the revolutionary time period. Definitely will be coming back!"

"I was blown away with how interactive Schoenbrunn Village was. We made it in late October and although it was quiet, there was so much to explore. Nearly all the cabins were open to entering and looking around a as was the school and the church building (which, according to the walking tour guide, is still an active church in the Moravian Church). After walking through the village, we went back into the visitor center and looked through the museum with some incredible artifacts from the village that predate the American Revolution, including two Bibles dated from 1765. The staff there was incredibly nice and the gift shop was well stocked for being so late in the season. Pro tip: if you have an Ohio History Connection Membership, admission is free!"

"Love it. The boys had a blast even got to try some different foods bean soup johnnycake thick cut bacon. Awesome pottery, baskets ,and nice muzzel loaders rifle and smooth bore knifes tomahawks leather bags.....and so much history... not to mention all the cabins church and the museum."

"This place is an amazing find! I was not lucky enough to go here when I was in elementary school, like so many others, but I am happy that I found it as an adult. It is a wonderful way to spend an afternoon. There are replication cabins where the village once stood, you meander through the town and visit each cabin. There is so much to see and do! The staff is really what makes this place amazing. Diedra and "Intern James" were very knowledgeable, but beyond just regurgitating information back to me when I asked questions, they elaborated and passionately told the story of this place to me. Diedra obviously loves her job, and it shows. I could have stayed there all day. I definitely would stop if you are ever passing through town."