Field trips are a great way to reboot a bad homeschooling week, get out of the house when everyone has cabin fever, and learn about your local area. Before heading out, check out Jeanne's tips for improving homeschool field trips.
Our listing of Ohio field trips for homeschoolers is ordered alphabetically by city. If you would like to submit a Ohio field trip destination, you may do so using the red button above.
Akron Art MuseumAkron
The museum exhibits art produced since 1850, and is located in the 1899 old post office building.
David Berger National MemorialBeachwood
David Berger was an American citizen and one of 11 Israeli athletes killed at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Germany. The Memorial is dedicated to his memory and the memory of the ten other athletes.
Logan County MuseumBellefontaine
The History Center is a unique facility comprised of The Orr Mansion, The Logan County Museum, and the Transportation Museum. All the museum buildings are connected making it enjoyable to visit all three without going outside. The Logan County Museum includes more than a dozen rooms dedicated to a particular theme, area, or subject of Logan County or American history. These include an Indian/Early Logan County Room, Underground Railroad Room, One-Room School exhibit, Doctor’s Office, Toy Room, General Store, Military Room, and others. Many of these exhibits have been recently updated and redesigned, including those in the hallway. The museum also features special exhibits throughout the year and a Christmas open house (first two full weekends in December) when the mansion is decorated and Christmas trees line the museum’s hallway. The museum was originally the Latham’s Convalescent Home. The nursing home operated from the early 1960s – early 1980s. The William Orr Residence in now the home of the Logan County Historical Society. The mansion has undergone a historic renovation, which has included having the original floors stripped and refinished, new wall treatments that are accurate to the early 1900s when the home was built, and new electrical wiring. The exterior has undergone extensive repairs and restoration work, including a new tile roof in 2017, using the same style of tiles as the original roof and made by the same company that made the roof tiles for Mr. Orr. The Transportation Museum opened April 2014. The building was designed in the spirit of the Big Four/New York Central Roundhouse that stood in Bellefontaine from late 1890s-1960s. The first-floor bays are dedicated to numerous exhibits on Logan County’s important role in transportation.
Wood County MuseumBowling Green
The Wood County Museum was the former Wood County Infirmary, or “County Home.” The West Wing was built with Italianate influence in 1868 for $4,975.00, and used as the quarters for the Superintendent and Matron of the Infirmary. The west attic was added in 1873, followed by the Center and East Wings in the 1880s. Due to safety concerns, these two wings were demolished and rebuilt in 1898 and include a 2-story wooden porch and railings with a unique geometric design. In 1903, the front porch was added to the West wing for residents and staff to enjoy the beautiful grounds. All three wings rest on high, rough hewn limestone foundations. After 103 years, the Infirmary closed in 1971 when a new County Infirmary (known today as WoodHaven Health Care) opened nearby. In 1972, the Wood County Park Commission and Historical Society became proprietors of the grounds and buildings. The Museum opened in 1975 as the recognized guardian of Wood County’s historical development. The Museum is open Monday-Saturday (closed on Federal Holidays) for self-guided tours and special events.
Canton Museum of ArtCanton
The permanent collection focuses on American Watercolors of the 19th and 20th Centuries and Contemporary Ceramics. Website has a virtual gallery.
First Ladies National Historic SiteCanton
First Ladies National Historic Site consists of two properties in downtown Canton, Ohio - the home of First Lady Ida Saxton-McKinley and the Visitor Center, located in Canton's historic City National Bank. Come learn about how the position of First Lady has evolved over time to include a public role.
Hopewell Culture National Historical ParkChillicothe
Nearly 2000 years ago, Native Americans built dozens of monumental mounds and earthen enclosures in southern Ohio. These earthwork complexes were ceremonial landscapes used for feasts, funerals, rituals, and rites of passage associated with a Native American religious movement that swept over half the continent for almost 400 years. Come walk among the earthworks and experience the past.
Taft Museum of ArtCincinnati
The Taft is home to an impressive art collection displayed in a unique historical setting, changing exhibitions, and world-famous murals. Offers education programs, scouting days, and special events for kids.
William Howard Taft National Historic SiteCincinnati
William Howard taft was the 27th President and 10th Chief Justice of The United States. Come visit the Taft Education Center.
Cincinnati Ballet morning dress rehearsalsCincinnati
Cincinnati Ballet offers groups of 20 or more $10 student and $15 adult tickets to dress rehearsals throughout the season. All orders must be in two weeks prior to opening night. Contact Terry Honebrink at thonebrink@cballet.org for dates and performances.
Harriet Beecher Stowe HouseCincinnati
Harriet Beecher Stowe is the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. The Stowe House offers cultural events and educational programming.
Cleveland Museum of ArtCleveland
Admission is free at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
MOCA ClevelandCleveland
For more than 50 years, the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (moCa) has played a vital role in the city’s cultural landscape. moCa is a conduit and catalyst for creativity and inspiration, offering exhibitions and programs that provide public value and make meaning of the art and ideas of our time. MOCA is free to all.
Hueston Woods State ParkCollege Corner
Ordovician fossils can be found and collected in the park's creeks, which offer access to the fossil-rich limestone and shale bedrock.
Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical GardensColumbus
Bring learning to life at Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. The Conservatory offers quarterly Homeschools Days where homeschool families are invited to participate in enjoyable, educational activities. Participants will explore themes like glassblowing, plant science, and pollinators at their own pace through a variety of educator-led learning stations. Extend your learning with self-led exploration around the Conservatory. Visit the website for event dates.
Columbus Children's Theatre - Daytime ShowsColumbus
CCT wants to make experiencing live theatre easy! With over 50 years of professional theatre experience, CCT offer Daytime Performances of the popular shows at discounted rates for schools and learning cooperatives! Offering: shows during the mornings on weekdays; Educational Activities and Literary Tie-Ins; A Behind-The-Scenes Look with an optional post-show guided question and answer session with cast focusing on story comprehension and theatre as an art form.
The National Veterans Memorial and MuseumColumbus
There’s only one Museum in America that honors ALL Veterans – from all branches of service, and from all eras of our nation’s proud history of military service, both peacetime and wartime. The National Veterans Memorial and Museum is a powerful and personal experience designed to give a voice to every man and woman who answered the call for our country. This is neither a war memorial nor a military museum. The National Veterans Memorial and Museum takes visitors on a narrative journey telling individual stories and shared experiences of Veterans throughout history.
Columbus Museum of ArtColumbus
Columbus Museum of Art's showcases late 19th and early 20th-century American and European modern art. Collections include Impressionism, German Expressionism, and Cubism.
Ohio History CenterColumbus
Interested in participating in programs with other homeschool families? Our Reservation Team will work with you to book field trip experiences that have a lower minimum registration number and where we are able to accommodate a larger range of ages within the program. Program availability will vary each school year. Group prices can only be guaranteed for those who have made a reservation or pre-registered. For self-guided museum visits, to qualify for our group prices, an advance reservation must include 10 or more paid admissions, and payment is due in a single payment at the time of visit.
Wexner Center for the ArtsColumbus
Located at Ohio State University, the Wexler Center provides exhibitions, screenings, performances, artist residencies, and educational programs.
Akron Fossils & Science CenterCopley
Akron Fossils & Science Center is a creation/intelligent design based science center that seeks to provide quality, hands-on, creation based education. Groups have their options of a standard guided tour or may opt to schedule one of our education days to meet specific education goals and/or requirements. In addition to our guided tours, science classes, camps, and programs, AFSC boasts a 200 ft zip-line and outdoor park. Tours are tailored to fit the age group present and group passes may be purchased for a discount at $7/ person.
Roscoe VillageCoshocton
Live out our history and immerse yourself in Ohio's rich heritage. Roscoe Village sets the scene as the restored 1830s port town reveals a glimpse into what it would be like to live a day in the life. Complete with interpreters, a practicing blacksmith, digital kiosk, and even an activity center to try your hand at the many unique crafts of the time, our Living History Tours will whisk you away to yesteryear.
The Dayton Art InstituteDayton
Offering permanent collections, special exhibits, family programs, art classes, and concerts.
SunWatchDayton
An archaeological site and visitor’s center that offers valuable insights into the lives, traditions, and innovations of the 12th-century Fort Ancient peoples.
The Boonshoft Museum of DiscoveryDayton
This kids museum offers daily programs, special events, a space theater, an eagle webcam, an on site preschool and zoo/aquarium exhibits.
Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical ParkDayton
Five nearby sites pay tribute to the three men from Ohio who helped the world to fly: Wilbur Wright, Orville Wright and Paul Laurence Dunbar.
The Ernest Warther Museum & GardensDover
The Ernest Warther Museum & Gardens captures the evolution of the steam engine in hand-sculpted works of art by Ernest "Mooney" Warther. See the steam engine from early B.C. times up through the end of the steamers in the 1940's and discover the life, studio, and collection of the World's Master Carver. The museum includes the Warther family home, depicting life in Dover, Ohio in the 1920's, the artist's wife's button collection of over 73,000 buttons in quilt patterns. Throughout the warmer months, Swiss gardens fill the property with color. Group pricing is available.
Museum of CeramicsEast Liverpool
Ceramic manufacturing in this area, in the late 19th century, accounted for 50% of production in the Unites States. The exhibits in the museum depict the growth and development from 1840 to 1930.
Young's Art CenterFairview Park
Homeschoolers and other educational group can bring their class, camp, family or community youth group for a Maker's Challenge or Art Lab activity. Experiment with materials and art forms, meet artists, create, and try something new at YAC. We can also come to you. Discounts may apply for multiple visits by the same group. Pick a program or customize one to meet your groups interests. Here are a few popular themes; Icky; Sticky; Foamy; Slimy; Gooey Guts, Art In Motion, Building with Hydraulics, Artful Stories, and Rhythm & Rhyme Activity Time. YAC field trips are for groups no larger than 20.
The Franklin Area Historical SocietyFranklin
The Franklin Area Historical Society operates the Harding Museum and Log Post Office located in Franklin, Ohio. Both are open for tours on weekends, throughout the summer, and special arrangements can be made for tours throughout the off-season. Please email franklinohhistory@gmail.com for information regarding tours, upcoming events, and activities.
Bowlander FarmGenoa
Get those kids out of the house and bring them down on the farm to get a once in a lifetime hands on experience. Located in Northwestern Ohio, Bowlander Farm is host to hundreds of school children and families. The spring and summer season feature Educational School Farm Animal tours, where kids and adults get up close and personal with our farm animals. No other farm in NW Ohio or Michigan allows you to wander through their farm, alongside of peacocks, ducks, and chickens, hold baby ducks, chicks, and bunnies, then feed all of their farm animals. Formerly Country Lane Tree Farm.
Miller Flowers Greenhouse & Garden CenterGreenville
Miller Flowers, a greenhouse & garden center in Greenville, Ohio, hosts groups of 10 or more at the business for a hands on learning experience. They give a behind the scenes tour about growing plants from seed, plugs, to plants ready to plant in the landscape. Discover all the benefits that plants have to offer! They finish the field trip by planting a small container or another plant themed craft to take home. Located close to Shawnee Prairie Reserve (hiking trails) and two parks with a spot to eat a packed lunch.
John and Elsa Johnson HomeHiram
Free tours of the Johnson home 7 days a week, 9-5. It is a fully restored original 1828 home located on Pioneer Trail in Hiram. It is about 4000 square feet in size, and its interior design clearly reflects the strong New England influence so characteristic of early homes in this area. The Johnson family were prominent and well-to-do members of the local society and played an important role in the establishment of the Hiram, Ohio area.
The Modern College of DesignKettering
We are an art school that focuses on digital art. You will get to find your path while being versatile in a variety of skills. This field trip is a few hours and will include a presentation and a tour of campus.
Skateworld Of KetteringKettering
Skateworld of Kettering has every first and third Friday of the month from 1:00pm to 3:00pm a homeschool skate for just $5.00 Admission and Skate rental. Skatemate trainers available for rental if needed. The facility offers roller skating, softplay playground, arcade games, and a full-service cafe. Group Rates, Private Parties, birthdays, and more can be held at Skateworld by calling 937-294-4052 or visiting our website www.skateworldofkettering.com.
Decorative Arts Center of OhioLancaster
The Center provides exhibitions, art classes, public programs and workshops for all ages.
AHA! A Hands-On Adventure: A Children's MuseumLancaster
AHA!'s mission is to educate children in a world of discovery, curiosity, and imagination through hands-on play. AHA! believes that the adults in child's life are the child's first and most important teachers and playmates. With more than 30 exhibits and programming, children can learn about finance, commerce, healthcare, resources, engineering, and so much more through hands-on play. AHA! is best suited for children age 0-8. Information about programs, activities, and events can be found by clicking the Events Tab on our website.
iFLY CincinnatiLiberty Township
Our vertical wind tunnel is a marvel of engineering and provides a one-of-a-kind laboratory for your students to get immersed in real-world applications of STEM. Each iFLY STEM field trip provides an interactive presentation, live lab experiment, lab activity and flights for your participants! We offer programs with focus and objectives for Pre-K-College level physics and align with all state education standards. Minimum of 15 participants required. Please reach out for more details! Email: mmazzuca@iflyworld.com or Direct: 512.674.9208
Salt Fork State ParkLore City
The Kennedy Stone House rises like an ancient ruin from a small clearing in the forest of Salt Fork State Park. In 1837, Benjamin Kennedy purchased an 80-acre tract of land and shortly after that commissioned the large two-story house's construction. The house was constructed with native sandstone blocks, ranging from 14 inches to over 9 feet long. Wood for doors, window frames, and flooring was most likely harvested from the nearby hillside. The Kennedy Stone House at Salt Fork State Park offers visitors a look back at when the Benjamin Kennedy family called the stone structure home. When the house was originally built, it overlooked Sugar Tree Fork and likely provided majestic views of fields and pastures dotted by sheep. Today, the house is nestled in the woods, overlooking the man-made Salt Fork Lake. In 1999, a group of volunteers raised funds and oversaw the restoration of the house. After the house was restored to its 1840s appearance, it was officially dedicated a museum. Stone House Museum is open to the public May through October, on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 1 to 5 p.m. Volunteers dressed in period costumes offer tours of the house; admission is free and donations are welcome.
Wolf Creek Grist MillLoudonville
A restored 1830's grist Mill open to the public as a working museum in order to preserve a vanishing part of our heritage for future generations to enjoy and learn from. Additionally, the Fromme Cabin was moved to the property several years ago is completed and is the new welcome center. An 1880 saw mill and 7 other historic log cabins have been donated and moved to the site for restoration. Going forward the plan is for the completion of an historic village on the property, in order to preserve a vanishing part of our heritage.
Malabar Farm State ParkLucas
Louis Bromfield, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, built this 32-room country home and working farm. Today, Malabar Farm offers guided tours, camping, fishing, picnicking, swimming, trails, and winter recreation sports.
Bible WalkMansfield
A life-size wax museum that portrays scenes from the Bible. Tours available with narration and music. The museum is non-denominational and handicap-accessible.
Marblehead Lighthouse State ParkMarblehead
Marblehead Lighthouse is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the Great Lakes. The park offers picnicking and lighthouse tours.
Campus Martius MuseumMarietta
Explore the museum and learn about Campus Martius, a civilian stockade built in 1788 as the first organized American settlement in the Northwest Territory. See the Ohio Company Land Office, reportedly the oldest building in Ohio, and the Rufus Putnam House, once part of the Campus Martius stockade. Exhibits trace the early settlement of Ohio, as well as later migrations of rural Ohioans to cities and industrial centers.
Harding HomeMarion
In 1920, Warren G. Harding launched himself into the White house from the "front porch" of his Victorian home in Marion, Ohio. Today, the restored house contains many original furnishings from our 29th president. Next to the Harding Home is a press house used during the 1920 campaign. The Harding Memorial and new Harding Presidential Library are also adjacent to the house.
Great Wolf Lodge - MasonMason
Great Wolk Lodge is an indoor water park. The lodge rooms are kid focused and have a rustic theme. There are on-site game rooms, restaurants and spas for the whole family to enjoy. This location also has a MagiQuest section to the facility.
James A. Garfield National Historic SiteMentor
The last President known to have been born in a log cabin, James A. Garfield grew up poor. A good education and hard work helped this great American become our 20th president. The historic site is located at his home acquired for his large family. It is said he launched his campaign from the front porch of this house.
Milan MuseumMilan
The Museum is designed to explore local history through engaging exhibits, scavanger hunts, audio guides, and hands-on activities.
Greenacres Water Quality Education CenterMilford
Field trips to Greenacres are free and can be customized to help reinforce ideas that are being taught in the classroom. From learning to appreciate the fine arts, to discovering the secrets hiding in the local ecosystems, or learning how to care for farm animals, there’s a Greenacres field trip for everyone.
Montgomery County Environmental Learning CenterMoraine
The Montgomery County Environmental Learning Center (ELC) is a state-of-the-art education facility, featuring hands-on, interactive exhibits and a behind-the-scenes look at the solid waste tipping floor. Participants will discover that small changes lead to a big impact in their community through resource conservation, waste reduction, recycling and more! To schedule a free guided tour, call 937-225-4999.
Today's Harvest Field Trips and Corn MazeNew Paris
Ready to get out of the classroom and enjoy the autumn weather? Kids today are said to be at least 3 generations removed from the farm. Bring them out to walk through the corn maze, play in the barnyard and of course LEARN! We can cover problem solving, reading maps, learning about corn & soybeans, or any other topic that corresponds with your current lesson plan! Let us help show how agriculture plays into our lives every day. Field trips include: 2 Hours full access to the corn and soybean maze, discussion of how agriculture plays a part in our daily lives, access to the barnyard activities, one pumpkin/gourd per student, and one donut per student. There are add-on activities like corn cannon, seed planting, and optional picnic lunch.
The Dawes ArboretumNewark
Over 12 miles of hiking trails and a four-mile Auto Tour help guide you through the plant collections, gardens, and natural areas. The Japanese Garden, a Conifer Glen, flowering trees and shrubs, Dawes Lake and beautiful vistas are just a few of the highlights you'll discover. Dedicated to increasing the love and knowledge of trees, history and the natural world through beautiful grounds and educational programs are held throughout the year.
National Road / Zane Grey MuseumNorwich
The museum features a life-sized diorama of life along the National Road during the 19th Century. It also pays tribute to Zane Grey, the "Father of the Adult Western." His study has been recreated and contains manuscripts and memorabilia. There is also a section devoted Ohio art pottery.
Auglaize Canoe & KayakOakwood
Take a canoe/kayak trip down the historic Auglaize River! Families with all ages are welcome. Follow us on Facebook for updates and info. Discounted rates will be given, with a limit on charges for big families. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day!
Oberlin Heritage CenterOberlin
Discover Oberlin's role in the Underground Railroad, abolitionism, women's activism, and scientific discovery.
Fort Ancient Earthworks & Nature PreserveOregonia
Built around 2,000 years ago by the ancestors of many modern American Indian tribes, Fort Ancient Earthworks and Nature Preserve is Ohio’s oldest state park and the largest hilltop enclosure in North America. While the name suggests that this site was used as some kind of defensive structure, evidence shows it was actually a gathering place used for ceremonial purposes. Archeologists have unearthed 18,000 feet of earthen walls built 2,000 years ago by American Indians. Sections of the walls were used to provide a calendar system. The museum contains a classroom, a research area, and a sales shop.
Pioneer School and Walking in their Moccasins Youth EducationPainesville Twp
Pioneer School is geared towards grades 1-5. They learn what life was like in the Western Reserve in 1832 through our on site living history village. Walking in their Moccasins is geared towards children in grades 3-5. They learn what Lake County was like in pre-historic times with hands on activities in our exhibit rooms. The Center has many other events, lectures, and programs. Follow us on Facebook and on Instagram.
Pioneer School and Walking in their Moccasins Youth Education website
Fort MeigsPerrysburg
In 1813, William Henry Harrison built Fort Meigs to protect settlers from British invasion. Today, is one of the largest reconstructed log forts in America. The Museum and Education Center contains soldiers' letters and diaries, weapons, maps, and uniforms that showcase Fort Meigs role during the War of 1812.
Johnston Farm and Indian AgencyPiqua
John Johnston was a farmer, public official, and U.S. Indian Agent from 1812 to 1829. Today, visitors can see his Home, spring house and cider house as they were during that time. Costumed docents and craft demonstrators give farm tours and teach activities. A ring-shaped mound earthwork, constructed by Adena peoples over 2,000 years ago, sits nearby.
African Safari Wildlife ParkPort Clinton
Encounter more than 400 animals from all over the world, including giraffe, zebras, bison, alpacas, elk and emus, all the comfort and safety of your own vehicle in the Drive-Thru Safari. The Walk-Thru Safari, open seasonally, features lemurs, kangaroos, warthogs, porcupines, tortoises and more, as well as educational animal presentations throughout the day. Ask about group pricing for parties of 10 or more people.
Perry's Victory and International Peace MemorialPut-in-Bay
The Peace Memorial was built to commemorate those who fought in the Battle of Lake Erie, during the war of 1812. It also symbolizes the long stand peace between Britain, Canada and the U.S.
Cedar PointSandusky
Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, is A Place Like No Other. Cedar Point introduced Forbidden Frontier on Adventure Island, an immersive, live-action experience with mind-challenging activities and interactive attractions for the whole family. Every spring, Cedar Point becomes the world's biggest outdoor classroom with specific days, curriculum, exhibits and education partners ready to stimulate student minds! Programs are available for grades K-12, and special group pricing is available.
Great Wolf Lodge - SanduskySandusky
Great Wolk Lodge is an indoor water park. The lodge rooms are kid focused and have a rustic theme. There are on-site game rooms, restaurants and spas for the whole family to enjoy.
Kalahari Resorts in SanduskySandusky
Kalahari Sandusky is offering a discount for homeschooled families on select dates: Feb 24, 2025 to Feb 26, 2025 Mar 3, 2025 to Mar 5, 2025 Mar 18, 2025 to Mar 20, 2025 Mar 11, 2025 to Mar 13, 2025 Apr 6, 2025 to Apr 10, 2025 Apr 13, 2025 to Apr 16, 2025 Apr 27, 2025 to May 1, 2025 May 6, 2025 to May 6, 2025 May 11, 2025 to May 14, 2025
Strongsville Historical SocietyStrongsville
The Strongsville Historical Society operates the 19th century Strongsville Historical Village.
Toledo Museum of ArtToledo
Showcases more than than 30,000 works of art in American and European painting, art in glass, ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian works, Asian and African art, medieval art, graphic arts, sculpture, decorative arts and modern art.
Indian MillUpper Sandusky
Indian Mill is the nation's first educational museum of milling in its original structure. The mill showcases the history of milling from prehistoric times to the present.
Johnny Appleseed Educational Center and MuseumUrbana
The Johnny Appleseed Educational Center & Museum holds the largest collection of memorabilia and written information about the life of John "Appleseed" Chapman in the world. The museum is complete with a computer research database and a family history and National Registry of Johnny Appleseed's relatives, along with kid-friendly and interactive exhibits.
Armstrong Air & Space MuseumWapakoneta
The museum shares the story of Neil Armstrong and all other Ohioans who have attempted to defy gravity, the Space Race, and current space exploration. The museum itself is designed to resemble a futuristic moon base. The museum features many one-of-a-kind artifacts including the Gemini VIII spacecraft, Neil Armstrong's Gemini and Apollo spacesuits, and an Apollo 11 moon rock. The museum is also home to two full-size aircraft, both of which were flown by Mr. Armstrong.
Caesar Creek Nature CenterWaynesville
The Nature Center Association of Caesar Creek's mission is to help people of all ages connect with wildlife and the natural environment through educational and recreational activities at Caesar Creek State Park.
The National Afro-American Museum & Cultural CenterWilberforce
The museum is the permanent home of one of the nation’s largest collections of Afro-American materials, with over 10,000 artifacts and artworks, 350 manuscript collections, and thousands of photographs. Items in our collection include Alex Haley’s typewriter and his final draft of Roots, a buffalo hide coat worn by a Buffalo Soldier, Gregory Hines’s tap shoes, artifacts representing the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s, and a vast collection of Black dolls, including the recently donated Lillian Bartok Collection. The collections cover many aspects of history and culture. The collections include African American art, historical documents of Black organizations, inventions, childhood memorabilia, sports, military history, and Civil Rights history. The collections reflect the rich history of Wilberforce, and the greater Miami Valley Ohio community, which includes many Underground Railroad sites. The NAAMCC collections range from the late 1700s to the 21st century, and are of local, regional, national, and international significance.
National Museum of the United States Air ForceWright-Patterson AFB
The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio, is the world's largest military aviation museum. With free admission and parking, the museum features more than 350 aerospace vehicles and missiles and thousands of artifacts amid more than 19 acres of indoor exhibit space. All ages are welcome. We do offer special priced field trip packages for groups wanting to take part in the attractions offered at the museum. Feel free to reach out for more information!
OH WOW! Children's Center for Science & TechnologyYoungstown
OH WOW!'s mission is to foster independent thinking and enrich the lives of all children by creating a welcoming environment where they can develop learning skills and knowledge through the exploration of hands-on exhibits and educational programs, which are rooted in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). OH WOW! offers customized field trips that include content-specific activities and/or demonstrations. The museum will work with visitors to make the trip a meaningful "edutaining" experience. OH WOW! also offers meeting space and self-guided tours.
