2020 GROUP TOUR PLANNER - Guernsey County

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Call Dixie Lacy at 800.933.5480 to book your group experience today!

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Visitguernseycounty.com

The Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau thanks you for contacting us to assist your with your group tour needs. Let us help you plan your day or overnight visit to Guernsey County.

We are here to delight your guests with unique options!

We welcome the opportunity to help you plan a full menu of group-friendly activities in Guernsey and surrounding counties. We strive to offer new experiences each year. We offer expert advice, creative itineraries and over 25 years of experience in customized group travel planning. Our full service bureau provides all the resources you’ll need for a memorable, extended stay, including:

• Itinerary development from beginning to end including package pricing

• Locating available hotel rooms

• Upon request lodging partners will send their hotel availability to you

• Digital photographs for use in your promotional pieces

• Itineraries customized to fit your group’s needs

• Our goal is to add a personal touch with superior service for you andyour groups

Did we mention our hospitality? If you want your groups to be treated right, let them experience our sincere hospitality and warmth. Located at the inter-section of Interstates 70 & 77 Southeast Ohio, in Guernsey County has many options from meal stops to day tours to multi-day & hub and spoke tours. Our goal is to offer memorable experiences.

Dixie L. Lacy, Sales Manager 627 Wheeling Ave. Suite 200 (toll free) 800-933-5480 (local) 740-432-2022 (fax) 740-439-5976 [email protected]

Guernsey County Genealogical Society usgennet.org/usa/oh/county/guernsey/gcgs/

Cookie Connell125 N. 7th St. Cambridge, OH [email protected]/usa/oh/county/guernsey/gcgs

VisitGuernseyCounty.com

We love digging into the past to uncover details that will help you connect to your family history. Piecing together the trail of documents can give you a picture of how and where your ancestors lived. Hardships and victories of these past lives tell us something about our own character. It’s yours to discover at the Guernsey County Genealogy Society.

Promoting genealogy through preservation, research, and education.

Group Tours options could include: Cemetery Symbolism Tours Or Slide shows made available for a group lunch or dinner.

Price: No charge for the venueFor group tours:$5.00 per adult$2.00 per student

Policies:Tours scheduled April - NovemberAllow 60 minutes per tour. Must schedule 30 days in advance with prior approval of Cookie Connell.

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Handout given to each guest for the Cemetery Symbolism Tour or for a slide show presentation. Groups may experience cemetery tour option (specific cemetery to be chosen as the itinerary is customized)

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The Most Unique Holiday Destination in the Midwest” and the perfect holiday itinerary for your group. Each holiday season (November-January 1), Historic Downtown Cambridge is charmingly transformed into a Victorian Village with 168 hand-crafted characters depicting life in London and characters from the novels of Charles Dickens. Come, create memories that last a lifetime and experience hometown hospitality at its best. Customized packages can be created to include regional holiday destinations like Oglebay’s Festival of Lights, Roscoe Village, A Dickens of a Christmas in Columbus, A Story-book Christmas in Zanesville and Nutcracker Village in Steubenville.

Hours: Dawn to Dusk

Price: Dependent on itinerary

Length of Tour: Itineraries

developed for overnight, day

visits or just a few hours.

Policies: Reservations are

required Driver and Escort

complimentary

Dickens Victorian VillageDickensVictorianVillage.com

Don’t miss the Guernsey County Courthouse Light Show Display. The show is every night from 5:30pm‐9pm

from November—early January. The complete show is just under 1 hour and is Free!

Beverly Kerr PO Box 111 Byesville, OH 43723740-260-8194Dickensgrouptours@gmail.comDickensVictorianVillage.com

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This unique attraction allows you to visit with volunteers in costume as they share sto-ries and photos of how the Dickens displays were created. The Imagination Station is eve-ryone’s favorite place for reminiscing. Select the perfect Victorian hat, gloves, and cape as you imagine being a Victorian yourself and posing for a picture with Charles Dickens. Don’t forget the souvenirs…you can find something for everyone on your shopping list here!

Hours: Monday-Saturday :10am-6pm Sunday: Noon-5pm

Price: $3.00 per person

Length of Tour: 30 minutes

Policies: Escort and Driver complimentary

Dickens Welcome Center & Ye Ol’ Curiosity ShoppeDickensVictorianVillage.com

Julie Davey 647 Wheeling Ave Cambridge, OH 437253 740-584-6933info@DickensVictorianVillage.comDickensVictorianVillage.com

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Brian Gray 515 Dewey Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-3646 [email protected] CambridgeWoodenCo.com

For over 40 years, Brian Gray has been making some of the best hand-made wooden toys in Southeastern Ohio. He uses only select hardwoods for their beauty and all edges of the toys are rounded smooth. His toys are made strong so they can be handed down from one generation to another. He uses only child safe finishes. The museum has a complete N -Scale Train Layout which operates two Light Mountain 4-8-2’s. New to the collection, a G-scalesteam locomotive, the largest of the modeltrain gauges runs 100 feet around theceiling. One passenger train and one freighttrain both run at the same time for theyoung and young at heart who love modeltrains. Don’t miss your chance at blowing athree tone steam whistle that came off asteam locomotive switch engine that used tooperate in southeastern Ohio!

Hours: Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm

Price: Donation

Length of Tour: 1 hour; 30 people at a time.

Policies:

Reservations Required

Great American Steam Locomotive Museum & Cambridge Wooden Toy CompanyCambridgeWoodenToyCo.com

*Please Note—Small bridge 100% legal load limit 40 tons, but takebridge slowly and go from PFP Industries to 515 Dewey Ave.

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Judy Clay 218 North Eighth St. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Explore the military room, unique Coal mining display and One Room School House housed in the McCracken-McFarland Home built 1827. A soldier's mother, brother or father greets the coach upon arrival in period attire. Hear about our local soldiers' stories.

A Tale of Guernsey County Doughboy 1918

Courage in the Soloman Islands 1943

Hours: By appointment

Price: $5 per person

Length of Tour: less than 1

hour

Policies: Two comps per group


Not handicap accessible

Guernsey County History Museum facebook.com/GuernseyHistory

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Dixie L. Lacy 627 Wheeling Ave.Suite 200 Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

The Hopalong Cassidy Trail recognizes the impact of William Boyd, Cambridge Ohio’s beloved cowboy hero. A collection of Hopalong Cassidy items are on display throughout Historic Downtown Cambridge at various locations:

•In the display window of COUNTRY BITS located at 700 Wheeling Ave.

•The history of William Boyd, from Hendrysburg to Hollywood,can be seen in a mural at the LONGINIE-GIBSON AGENCY building locatedat 122 Southgate Pkwy on the corner of Southgate Pkwyand Turner Ave with a visual exhibit inside.

•The site of the school attended by William Boyd at Wheeling and HighlandAvenue is home to a monument and the Hopalong Cassidy walk dedicatedto his memory at the corner of Wheeling Aveand Highland Ave (150 Highland Ave).

Hours: Meals served at Senior Center evenings and Saturdays Certain dates may not be available

Price: Varies

Contact: Janie Downerd, Activities Coordinator 866-534-2349

Policies: Reservations Required Maximum group size: 240

Hopalong Cassidy Trail

•An exhibit is also displayed at the CAMBRIDGE/GUERNSEY COUNTY TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER located at627 Wheeling Avenue where a brochure highlighting the Hopalong Cassidy Trail is available.

•A remarkable six- foot bronze statue greets visitors and residents alike at the GUERNSEY COUNTY SENIOR CENTERlocated at 1022 Carlisle Ave. Groups can take their pictures by the Hoppy statue (ample room for motorcoachparking) and enjoy a meal in the center while interacting with Hopalong Cassidy his-torian and creator of the 25-year old Hopalong Cassidy Festival in Cambridge. Although the festival is no longer held, Laura Bates, will delightyour group with stories about Hopalong Cassidy and his beautiful wife, Grace Bradley Boyd who attended thefestival each year.Hours: Meals served at Senior

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Debbie Allender 72 W. Main St. New Concord, OH 43762 [email protected]

The museum honors the first American to orbit the Earth and the oldest person ever in Space along with his remarkable wife. During your visit, you will be engaged in life as John Glenn’s family lived it in one of three time periods; 1937, 1944 or 1962. In 2020 it will be 1937, “The Life of an American Family during the Great Depression.”

The tour also includes a short film on the lives of John & Annie Glenn and a guides tour of special exhibits. Groups visiting both the John & Annie Glenn Museum and the National Road & Zane Grey Museum will receive the discounted group rate of $10/each.

Hours: Booked by appointment


Length of Tour: 1 hour

Policies:


Minimum of 10 people

Step-On Service is available

Docent Led Tours

Food Service is available

John & Annie Glenn Museum JohnGlennHome.org

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Heath Dawson 6010 College Hill Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected] LivingWordDrama.org

For over 46 years, the Living Word Outdoor Drama has been presenting the life and ministry of Christ on a spectacular 400 foot panoramic set that literally takes you back to old Jerusalem! The Living Word is considered America’s most authentic recreation of old Jerusalem! For a unique experience, your group can choose to serve as extras in the performance. If touring in the off season, a guided tour of the facility and set is available by appointment. Or request a behind the scenes tour before the performance. Special events include Crucifixed on August 15, 2020 from 1-6pm and the Jerusalem Experience on September 12, 2020 from 2-5pm.

Dates: June 19 -October 3 (closed July 3&4; Sept 4&5)

Hours: 7pm for set tour; 7:30 performance

Price: $15 / $6 children 4-12

Length of Tour: performances are 2.5 hours with a 20 intermission. Policies: Reservations required Step-On service available 2 comps offered per group Group rate is for 20 or more adults/seniors.

Living Word Outdoor Drama LivingWordDrama.org

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This 75 minute interpretive ranch tour includes close up hand feeding of Texas Longhorn, African Watusi and Dutch Buelingo Cattle herds. Cameras are welcomed and encouraged. The last stop is our gift shop specializing in everything Longhorn. Dickinson Cattle Company is Belmont County, Ohio's largest producer of All Natural beef, so bring your coolers to stock up on all your favorite beef products. There is a large pavilion to accommodate catered booked lunches.

Hours: April-October

Price: $5-$12

Length of Tour: Approx. 75 minute tour.

Group size is 10 or more.

Policies: Reservations Required

Driver and Escort complimentary

Meal Service is available for groups of 25 or more

Longhorns Head to Tail Tours ofDickinson Cattle Co. LongHornTours.com

Teu or Cookie35000 Muskrat RoadBarnesville, OH 43713740-758-5050info@head2tail.comLongHornTours.comTexasLongHorn.com

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Sally Johnson 9279 Cadiz Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-1827866-439-1827information@mosserglass.comMosserGlass.com

Mosser Glass offers its guests an inter-esting learning experience with a guided tour through the facility where talented craftsmen are at work sharing the process of glass making. Check out the show room and gift shop offering glassware and many other items available for purchase.

Hours: Monday—Friday 8am-9:30am and 10:45am-2pm

Price: Free

Length of Tour: 30 min; 15 per group

Policies:

Reservation Required

Group size is 10 or more

Restrooms available

Closed first two weeks of July and last two weeks of December

Mosser Glass MosserGlass.com

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Cindy Arent 136 S. 9th St.P.O. Box 416Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected] CambridgeGlassMuseum.org

Experience what it was like to work at The Cambridge Glass Company (1902 – 1958). Watch a vintage film showing the Cambridge artisans as they demonstrate the handmade glassmaking process inside the famous glasshouse. You can then dress as glassworkers and hold the original tools that were used to manufacture each piece. Stroll through colorful displays featuring over 9,000 pieces of handmade Cambridge Glass. Make a pencil rubbing from an authentic etching plate once used by the company, known worldwide for quality, as a souvenir.2020 marks the 100th year since the enactment of the 18th Amendment and Prohibition! The 1920s were the most prolific years for The Cambridge Glass Company. Experience how the Roaring 20s affected the glasshouse and the City of Cambridge, Ohio. Visit the new “Speakeasy” display in the museum’s education Center. In the Roaring Twenties, a surging economy created an era of mass consumerism!You can also travel back in time with our Time Travelers tour option and meet Lizzie and Bessie from the glasshouse addition of Cambridge.Cambridge Glass in Hollywood! Enjoy learning about movies that feature Cambridge Glass and what stars purchased the glass.

Hours: By Appointment

Price: $5 per person / Students under 12 are free


Policies:

Costumed step on greeter upon ar-rival and departure


No deposit, must cancel within 2 days of tour

Driver and escort complimentary

National Museum of Cambridge Glass CambridgeGlassMuseum.org

Take a behind the scenes Dickens Victorian Village tour (May – October). This unique tour takes your group behind the scenes and explains how the Dickens characters are created from their wooden frames, painted faces and beautifully crafted clothing.Visit the Museum Gift Shop with genuine Cambridge Glass for unique gifts.

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Debbie Allender 8850 East Pike Norwich, OH 43767 800-752-2602

[email protected]

OhioHistory.org/NationalRoad

This museum consists of 3 different exhibit areas. The first is about The National Road, America's first federally funded highway, also known as "The Main Street of America." A 136' diorama illustrates the construction of the road at various phases and shows how progress followed it. There are also many examples of transportation which would have traveled the road including an authentic Conestoga wagon, a stagecoach sleigh, a steam car, and a surrey with fringe on top. Also you'll find the Zane Grey area which is a tribute to locally born western author, Zane Grey, who wrote over 80 novels some of which turned into 100 different movies. And in the center of the museum, a gallery displays beautiful examples of locally produced art and ceramic pottery.

Groups visiting both the National Road & Zane Grey Museum and the John & Annie Glenn Museum will receive the discounted rate of $10/ea.

Hours: By Appointment



Policies: Reservations

Required Group size is 10 or

more

Food Service is available

National Road & Zane Grey Museum OhioHistory.org/NationalRoad

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Megan Wells 14000 International Rd. Cumberland, OH 43732 740-638-5030 ext. 2289 [email protected] TheWilds.org

Board a safari transport to encounter rare and endangered animals from around the world living in open range at one of the largest conservation centers in the world. Also check out the Overlook Café, Gift Market, and Sunset Safaris.

Hours: May-October: Open

Seven Days per week


Length of Tour: 2 1/2 hours

Policies: Reservations required

Cancellations must be made at least two weeks in advance. Group size is 20 or more Meal Service available

The Wilds TheWilds.org

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Adam Sikora 14755 Cadiz Rd. Lore City, OH 43755 [email protected]

Look through this window into the past on the shore of beautiful Salt Fork Lake. This lovely Stone House has been restored to its 1840’s appearance compete with a summer kitchen and existing unique root cellar. The summer kitchen, built adjacent to the main house, lessened the possibility of fire and also kept the main house cool-er in the summer. The kitchen was used year round for the preparation of food, as well as butchering and canning. The ox yoke on display above the fireplace was worn on oxen that hauled the sand stone to the site by the Irish masons who built the house.

Hours: Anytime by

reservation

Price: Donation


Policies:

Smaller coaches only

Group size of 20-40

Stone House Museum KennedyStoneHouse.org

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Dana R. Launder 14250 Cadiz Rd. (US 22) Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Wonders of the Whitetail will explore with your group the historical, the cultural and biological im-pact of the Whitetail Deer with an opportunity to view the deer herd in a walk through, enclosed envi-ronment. The archery experience can take place inside or outside depending on skill levels. Even be-ginners with no shooting experience will enjoy!

Marksmanship and firearm safety – (Simulation indoor fire arms)-A safety and handling lecture will be provided for your group followed by either shooting air rifles at targets outside or through an interactive firearms simulator. Canoe Canoe where are you? Small groups will enjoy this interactive time waterside or on the water learning the sport of canoeing. 30 minute quick start pro-gram will be given!

Hours: By Reservation



Policies:

Reservations required

2 comps offered per group

Deerassic Park Education Center Deerassic.com

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Matt Miller 16592 Lashley Rd. Senecaville, OH 43780 [email protected]

Ohio’s third largest inland lake boasts sparkling clean water, marina, fishing, hiking and beach. A lovely water front restaurant, the Dockside Restaurant, overlooking Seneca Lake is a group favorite. Include a pontoon excursion mid May through fall complete with a local captain, and you have a perfect afternoon experience for your group!

Hours: Tuesdays-Thursdays

Black-out dates: May 22-31 and

June 22- July 10, 2020

Price: Dependent on activity

Deposit $50+tax per pontoon


Policies:

Reservations required 8-9 adults

in each boat

Seneca Lake Marina MWCD.org

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Adam Sikora 14755 Cadiz Rd. Lore City, OH 43755 [email protected]

Ohio’s largest state park with 20,000 acres to explore. Dine in the lodge or enjoy the rugged terrain of southeastern Ohio. Four star golf course, hiking trails, and opportunity to commune with nature.

Stay for an afternoon or several days at Salt Fork Lodge & Resort as you hub and spoke from here to local tourism sites.

Hours: Dawn to Dusk

Price: Dependent on

activity

Length of Tour: 2-3 hours

Policies: Reservations

Required

Salt Fork State Park SaltForkStateParkLodge.com

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Salt Fork Golf Course14755 Cadiz RoadLore City, OH 43755740-432-7185Saltfork@GreatOhioLodges.comSaltForkParkLodge.com /Recreation/Golf

Hours: Open Seasonally, Hours

Vary

Price: Dependent upon activity

Policies: Advanced Tee-Times are

encouraged

Salt Fork Golf Course SaltForkParkLodge.com/Recreation/Golf

Perched high atop the rugged terrain of rural southeast Ohio, the scenic lodge golf course at Salt Fork State Park is a destination worth taking the clubs to. With its rolling fairways and expansive greens, the 18-hole championship course will challenge even the most experienced golfer. The par-71 course spans 250 acres of forested hills, open meadows and misty valleys of Guernsey County. Measuring only 5, 786 yards from the white tees, the course plays considerably longer than expected because of the numerous uphill approach shots.Whether you're planning a corporate team building golf outing, a men's or women's league, a school tournament or a family bonding day, we can help you plan your outing, including a hearty meal afterwards. Looking to have a charitable event or benefit scrambles? Our courses are ready to help you set up a wonderful outing! Catering options are available.

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Paul Robbins14755 Cadiz Rd. Lore City, OH 43755 [email protected] SaltForkParkLodge.com/Recreation/Marina

Hours: Open Seasonally, Hours Vary

Price: Please call the marina to ask

about services and pricing.

Policies: Deposit required for daily/

hourly rentals. Deposit required for

Pontoon tours. Reservations Required

as rentals and tours are based on

availability.

Sugartree Marinasaltforkparklodge.com/recreation/marina

Located on pictresque Salt Fork Lake in Salt Fork State Park, Sugartree Marina offers pontoon boat, fishing boat and kayak rentals daily or by the hour. Dockside delivery is available.

Salt Fork Lodge also offers a 45 minute pontoon tour option for a maximum of 10 guests per boat. The tour includes stops by the Salt Fork dam and the Stonehouse Museum. Wildlife is abundant in the park, so expect to see many species during the tour.

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Megan Wells14000 International Rd. Cumberland, OH 43732 740-638-5030 ext. 2289 [email protected] ZipTheWilds.org

Wild Zipline Safari is an unprecedented, un-tamed, "flight-seeing" expedition that will have you soaring over herds of animals grazing in the plains, flying over rare animals basking in the sun and seeing eye to eye with the resident gi-raffes. This professionally-guided eco-tour is perfect for adventure seeking groups.

The Wild Zipline Safari consists of 10 breath-taking ziplines built on a series of observation platforms. This tour is designed to thrill anyone with a love for wildlife and a passion for adven-ture. Don't miss this incredible, first of its kind, outdoor experience during your visit to The Wilds!

Hours: Seven Days a Week

10am-4pm

Price: Contact Megan

Length of Tour: 2.5 hours

Policies: Reservations Required

Not valid with any other

discount

Zipline Tours at The Wilds ZipTheWilds.com

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Larry Kahrig 2329 Southgate Pkwy Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-4599CrackerBarrel.com

Price: Dependant upon menu

Policies:

Motorcoach Parking Handicap

Accessible

Cracker Barrel CrackerBarrel.com

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store offers home-style meals prepared from scratch in our kitchens. There is a seating capacity of 178.

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Erin Chatterton, Director of Marketing and Sales 60755 Southgate Rd, Byesville, OH 43723740-439-2744989-313-2786cambridgecountryclubevents@gmail.comTheCambridgeCountryClub.com

Established in 1903, the Cambridge Country Club is located on the outskirts of Cambridge, Ohio, yet close in proximity to the interstate, hotels and other local venues. It is set back from the road nestled amongst rolling hills and mature trees. Our beautiful ballroom with its high vaulted ceilings and stone fireplace, offers a perfect back drop for lunch or dinner. We also offer our formal dining room, set with brass chandeliers and a picturesque view of our golf course. Between the two venues we can easily accommodate both the smaller, more intimate group, or larger tour groups. We also have a complete bar on site, should your group request adult beverages. Our Clubhouse is handicap accessible for those needing additional assistance. Come see what the Cambridge Country Club can offer, from our variety of menu options for the most discriminating pallet, service that is second to none or the beautiful classic ballroom and dining room, your guests will definitely enjoy their visit.

Price: Dependent on menu


Motor coach parking available Handicap accessibleSeating capacity-220 (utilizing 2 separate rooms indoors; outdoor tent available for larger groups w/ fee)

The Cambridge Country Club TheCambridgeCountryClub.com

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Kevin Coveney 2301 Southgate Pkwy Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-7391 [email protected] Dennys.com

Denny’s offers a private room that can seat up to 48 people with a full dining option. The room can be set up to accommodate group or meeting needs.


Policies: Reservation Required

30 days in advanced.

10% deposit upon booking.

Denny’s Restaurant Dennys.com

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Annie Bride & Terry Lake Jr. 16592 Lashley Rd. Senecaville, OH 43780 740-685-0003 [email protected] DockSideOfSenecaLake.com

The Dockside Restaurant boasts sweeping views of the lake. Group menus are available as well as beer, wine and cocktails. Open April through October.The ice cream shop Cool Sweets and Sweet Treats offers a variety of 14 flavors of ice cream, sundaes and banana splits.


Policies:

Group menu available upon request.

2 comps for bookings of 20 or more. Reservation must be made 30 days in advanced. 10% deposit required upon booking.

The Dockside Restaurant at Seneca Lake DockSideOfSeneca.com

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Bob Francis 1038 Wheeling Ave.Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-3333bob@francisfamilyrestaraunt.comFrancisFamilyRestaurant.com

A family style restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Opening times are 6am Monday-Saturday and 7am on Sunday. An attached banquet hall offers seating for up to 300 people and a balcony that can seat 122 for weddings, receptions and meetings.


Policies:

Seats 420 in reception hall / 20 in plaza room

Handicap accessible through rear entrance

Motorcoach parking

Francis Family Restaurant FrancisFamilyRestaurant.com

The Forum TheForumRestaurant.com

VISITGUERNSEYCOUNTY.COM

Price:$17.95 Inclusive Policies:Group tours may be scheduled in advance

Monday-Thursday: 2pm-4pm Full Bar on site

Open 7 days a week

Family owned and operated for 4 generations in the restaurant business. The Forum menu features something for everyone’s taste whether it’s a fresh cut steak, signature sautés dish, pizza, seafood entree’, Greek & Italian food, salads, burgers or sandwiches along with scrumptious deserts.

We are featured in the "101 Must Places To Eat in Ohio," by K. Patterson. At The Forum, a majority of items are made from scratch including delicious desserts, appetizers, and soups.

Spacious eating areas with a full bar make dining at the Forum Restaurant a real pleasure. We look forward to serving you!

Jesse Plaster2205 Southgate Parkway Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

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Ralph Ray2000 E. Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

A locally owned restaurant serving American food for more than 50 years, Mr. Lee’s offers full catering service with seating from 25-125 people. Group dining available for breakfast, lunch or dinner.


Policies: Handicap

accessible Motorcoach

parking

Mr. Lee’s American FoodMrLeesRestaurant.com

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Wendy Voytko 632 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Theo’s is a locally owned restaurant that’s been in the same family for over sixty years. Theo’s is known for excellent food and home-made pies. A large banquet room, seating 250 is available upstairs and a small room, seating 50 is available downstairs. Group friendly menus are available.

Price: Dependent upon menu


Handicap Accessible

Motorcoach Parking

Theo’s Restaurant TheosRestaurant.us

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Brenynn Butler Route 22 East Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected] SaltForkParkLodge.com/Dining

Enjoy our warm and hospitable staff and an un-paralleled vista of Salt Fork Lake from the floor to ceiling windows. We are dedicated to providing a wide variety of delicious entrées for each meal, but no matter what you choose, always save room for dessert...we won’t disappoint. The rustic atmosphere of the Lodge lends itself to a range of dining events from casual or family friendly dining to intimate or formal affairs. Guests will find surprising and enticing menu selections that are certain to please everyone. Add an exclusive tableside explanation of one selected dish by the chef. Must be booked in conjunction with a group meal Tuesdays– Thursdays.

Price: Dependent upon menu Policies: Reservations RequiredMotorcoach Parking Deposit Required Seating Capacity of up to 200 with 8 banquet rooms.

Timbers Restaurant at Salt Fork Lodge SaltForkParkLodge.com/Dining

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Baymont Inn & Suites General Manager61595 Southgate Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features: 69 rooms Heated indoor pool and whirlpool Continental hot breakfast

Policies: 25% deposit due 30 days prior Cancellation Policy: 30 days prior 1 comp per 20 rooms booked $3.00 per bag round trip baggage handling fee

Comfort Inn Megan Bradison 2327 Southgate Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features:

70 rooms Heated indoor pool Free hot breakfast

Policies:

25% deposit due 30 days prior Cancellation Policy: 30 days prior 1 comp per 20 rooms booked $3.00 per bag round trip baggage handling fee

Fairfield Inn by MarriottKristi Griffith, Corporate Director of Sales Support8700 Dozer Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 Direct: 972-730-0490Main: 214-987-9300Marriot.com/[email protected]: 99 roomsHeated indoor pool Free hot breakfast Policies: Motorcoach Parking:Complementary Motorcoach ParkingBaggage Handling: $6.00 In & Out

Hampton Inn Bobbi Williams8775 Georgetown Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features:

87 roomsHeated indoor pool and whirlpoolFree hot breakfastPolicies:

50% deposit due 30 days prior CancellationPolicy: 30 days prior1 comp per 20 rooms booked$5.00/bag round trip baggage handling feeRooming list due 2 weeks prior

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Holiday Inn Express Brittany Wilson2035 Southgate Pkwy Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features: 77 rooms Indoor pool, fitness center, continental breakfast $4.00 per bag round trip.

Microtel Inn & SuitesRosa Cummings8779 Georgetown Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected] Features:79 rooms$5.00 per bag round trip baggage handling fee Fitness CenterContinental breakfast

Sleep Inn Megan Bradison 2307 Southgate Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]:71 roomsIndoor pool, fitness center, continental breakfast$3.00 per bag round trip baggage handling fee

Salt Fork Lodge Brenynn Butler Route 22 East Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features: 148 rooms / 53 cabins Heated indoor pool & whirlpool /seasonal outdoor pool. Onsite Restaurant, Lounge, Banquet Rooms, Game Room & Fitness Center

Policies: 25% deposit due 30 days prior Cancellation Policy: 30 days prior 1 comp per 20 rooms booked $3.00 per bag round trip baggage handling fee

Southgate Hotel Susan Bates 2248 Southgate Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 [email protected]

Features: 96 rooms Outdoor pool/Lounge

Policies: 25% deposit due 30 days prior Cancellation Policy: 30 days prior 1 comp per 20 rooms booked No charge for baggage handeling

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An Enchanted Garden 620 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 Allison Boylen 740-435-8010www.AnEnchantedGarden.comAn Enchanted Garden Florist & Gift Shoppe is afull service florist located in historic downtownCambridge, specializing in unique fresh & silkflower arrangements perfect for any occasion.*Make-and-Takes available. Must be scheduledtwo weeks in advance.*

Nothing But Chocolate 1218 Southgate ParkwayCambridge, OH 43725 740-439-5754NothingButChocolate.comMaking the world a sweeter place one chocolateat a time. Groups may wish to book an experiencemaking a chocolate treat to suit the season!*Make and Takes Available*

Country Bits 700 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-7241 /CountryBits.comNooks and crannies overflowing with home décor,collectibles, handmade treasures, locally craftedfurniture, American-made candles and pottery,model trains, slot cars, steam engines and an everchanging selection of affordable gifts and home-spun treasures. Monday-Saturday 10 am-7 pm /Sunday 12 pm-5 pm

The Learning Jungle 723 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-435-0319Located in downtown Cambridge, Learning Jungleon Main Street stocks only the best in educationalsupplies from throughout the United States in afriendly and welcoming atmosphere. Find everything from arts and crafts, bulletin-board kits,educational games and puzzles, science fair back- boards and motivational items.Monday-Saturday 10 am to 6 pm.

Ohio Pottery 8540 East Pike Norwich, OH 43767 Mary Ellen [email protected] old-style store with a friendly atmospherewelcomes you. Browse leisurely and enjoy theselections of crockery, bowls, Fiesta dinnerware,garden ware, holiday merchandise, and delightfulsurprises.*Make and Takes available.*

Ellie's Cottage643 Wheeling AveCambridge, Ohio 43725Sharon [email protected] are a beautiful Gift Boutique with a varietyof items for everyone. We offer products fromlocal Handmade Crafters and Artwork, HomeDecor, Antiques,Shelves of UsedBooks ,Children’s Boutique Clothes , Ohio Stateitems and Klienkinecht Candles!!Monday-Saturday: 10am-5pm

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The Pantry Door & Deli 11103 Cadiz Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-3354Visit the area’s only bulk food store for a widevariety of Amish / Mennonite goodies includingcandy, spices, dried fruits, nuts, cereals, grains,beans, rice, pasta, snacks, coffee, tea, bread mixes,and flour. Have you ever wondered how a bulkfood store gets all those goodies in just the rightsize packages? Learn how it’s done as you “workthe assembly line” behind-the-scenes and enjoythe fruits of your labor on your way home.Brown-bag goodies are also available uponrequest without the hands-on activity.9 am to 5 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,Saturday; 9 am to 6 pm Monday and Friday.Closed on Sundays.*Make and Takes available.*

Penny Court Antique Mall 637 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-4369An interesting blend of over 50 antique dealerslocated in the downtown district of Cambridge.Tour buses welcome.Open 10 am to 6 pm Monday through SaturdayNoon to 5 pm Sunday.Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.Call for other holiday hours.

The Towne House Boutique 738 1/2 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-4778A charming shop in the heart of downtown, nextto Domino’s Pizza, featuring unique jewelry,beads, designer handbags, Kameleon Jewel Pops,Magnabilities jewelry, scarves, watches, candles,home décor, and much, much more!Open 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Thursday;10 am to 6 pm Friday, and 10 am to 5 pm onSaturday.

Lady Janes Mercantile 646 Wheeling Ave. Cambridge, OH 43725 740-995-8124Eclectic furnishings and ladies accessories.OpenMonday-Saturday 10 am to 6 pm andSunday 11 am to 4 pm

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Abundant Life Pentecostal Church of God 504 Chapman Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-439-1252 Sunday School 9:30 am; Sunday worship 10:30 am and 7 pm, and Wednesday 7 pm

Cambridge First Church Of The Nazarene 530 Madison Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-439-4825 Two Sunday worship services available: Traditional Worship Service 9 am and Contemporary Worship Service 10:30 am; Adult and Children’s Sunday School Classes available.

Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 1101 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-6036 Sunday School September to May 9 am Worship 10:30 am.; Saturday Service 5:30 pm

Christ Our Light Parish (St. Benedict Catholic Church)701 Gomber Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-3752 • [email protected] 9:30 am to 4:30pm; Cambridge Sundays: 8:00am/ 10:30am/5:00pm; Lore City Sundays: 12:05pm

Church of Christ New Concord Maple Lane at SR 83 South, New Concord, OH • 740-826-4971 Sunday Bible Class 9:15 am; Worship 10 am and 6 pm; Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm

Faith United Methodist Church500 South 7th Street, Cambridge, OH 43725 • Office phone Monday-Friday 9-12pm 740-432-7597 • [email protected] • Find us on Facebook: Faith United Methodist Church, Cambridge, Ohio. Sunday Small Groups, 9:15am, Worship 10:20am.

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) 1127 Beatty Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-5923 Sunday Worship 10:30 am; Sunday School 9:15 am; Bible Study, fellowship, outreach programs and women’s groups. Tour available.

First Presbyterian Church 725 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-7604 • CambridgeFirstPC.com Sunday Bible School all ages 9:30 am; Sunday worship 10:30 am; Women’s Bible Study Wednesday 9:30 am; Men’s Bible Study Thursday 7 am Tour available.

First United Methodist Church 641 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-7604 Church School 9:15 am.; Worship 10:30 am

Four Mile Hill Church 12012 Battle Ridge Rd. Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-439-5389 Sunday School 10 am.; Worship 11 am and 6 pm; Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm

Midway Church Of God 4021 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-7787 Sunday Worship 10:30 am; Partners in Prayer Meeting – call for dates, Saturday 6 pm

St. John's Episcopal Church1025 Steubenville Ave. (between 10th and 11th St.), Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-7508 Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship Services 10 am; Coffee Hour 11 am Tour available.

St. Michael Byzantine Catholic Church408 Church St., Pleasant City, OH 43772 Divine Liturgy Sunday 9 am

Stop 9 Church of Christ 60330 Southgate Rd., Byesville, OH 43723 • 740-685-2591 • StopNineChurchOfChrist.org Sunday Worship 9:30 am, Sunday Evening Bible Class 6 pm; Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm; Golden 60s Thursday 10 am

Unity Presbyterian Church 130 N. 7th St., Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-432-7308 • UnityPCUSA.org Small Groups, Bible Study, Fellowship and Outreach Programs ongoing; Sunday School 9:30 am; Worship 10:30 am

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Diesel Fuel

Marathon 2180 E. Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-435-8989

Pilot 61700 Southgate Pkwy

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-0989

Speedway 2340 E. Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-5207

Starfire 1002 Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-7358

Dumping Stations

Salt Fork State Park Campground 14755 Cadiz Rd.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-1508

$10 service charge

Seneca Lake Campground 22172 Park Rd.

Senecaville, OH 43780

740-685-6013

$5.00 service charge

Spring Valley Campground 8000 Dozer Rd.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-9291

$10 service charge

Emergency Contacts

Cambridge City Police 740-439-4431814 Wheeling AveCambridge, OH 43725

Guernsey County Sheriff 740-439-4455

601 Southgate Pkwy. Cambridge,

OH 43725

State Highway Patrol 740-439-1388 / 877-7-PATROL

7051 Glenn Hwy.

Cambridge, OH 43725

Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center 740-439-8000

1341 Clark St.

Cambridge, OH 43725

Urgent Care 740-435-8585

61353 Southgate Rd. Cambridge,

OH 43725

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Visitor Information

Cambridge / Guernsey County Tourist Information Center 627 Wheeling Ave., Suite 200

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-432-2022

800-933-5480

VisitGuernseyCounty.com

Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce 607 Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-6688

CambridgeOhioChamber.com

Theaters

Cambridge Performing Arts Center 642 Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-432-7958

CambridgePerformingArtsCenter.org

Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center 7033 Glenn Hwy

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-439-7009

PritchardLaughlin.com

Premier Movie Theatre 2125 Larrick Rd.

Cambridge, OH 43725

EUC.com

Scottish Rite Auditorium 941 Wheeling Ave.

Cambridge, OH 43725

740-432-3956

[email protected]

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Athens County CVB – Paige Alost 667 East State St., Athens, OH 45701 800-878-9767 • [email protected]

Belmont County Tourism Council – Barb Ballint 67800 Mall Ring Rd., St. Clairsville, OH 43950 740-695-4359 •www.visitbelmontcounty.com •[email protected]

Canton/Stark CVB – Cindi Petty 222 Market Ave. N., Canton, OH 44702 330-454-1439 • VisitCantonStark.com [email protected]

Carroll County CVB – Amy Rutledge 61 N. Lisbon St., Carrollton, OH 877-727-0103 •[email protected]

Coshocton County CVB – Mindy Brems 432 N. Whitewoman St., Coshocton, OH 43812•800-338-4724 • VisitCoshocton.com [email protected]

Experience Columbus – Roger Dudley 277 Nationwide Blvd. Suite 125, Columbus, OH 43215 • 866-EXP-COLS ExperienceColumbus.com [email protected]

Fairfield County VCB – Fran Tiburzio 124 W. Main St., Suite 200, Lancaster, OH 43130800-626-1296 • 740-687-0273 •VisitFairfieldCountyOH.org •[email protected]

Gallia County CVB – Amanda Crouse 61 Court St., Gallipolis, OH 45631 800-765-6482 • VisitGallia.com [email protected]

Grove City Area CVB – Amanda Davis 1600 Gateway Cr., Grove City, OH 43123 614.539.8747 or 800-539-0405 VisitGroveCityOh.com [email protected]

Hocking Hills CVB – Karen Raymore 13178 St. Rt. 664 S., Logan, OH 43138 800-462-5464 • ExploreHockingHills.com [email protected]

Explore Licking County – Carol Thress 455 Hebron Rd., Heath, OH 43056 740-345-8224 • ExploreLC.org [email protected]

Mansfield / Richland County CVB – Jodie Snavely 124 N. Main St., Mansfield, OH 44902 800-642-8282 • DestinationMansfield.com [email protected]

Marietta / Washington County CVB – Shannon Beacham 241 Front Street, Marietta, OH 45750 800-288-2577 • MariettaOhio.org [email protected]

Morgan County CVB – Wendy Waite35 W. Main St., McConnelsville, OH 43756 740-962-4909 •[email protected] VisitZanesville.com

Noble County Chamber of Commerce – Allen Fraley 508 Main St., Caldwell, OH 43724 740-732-7715 • NobleCountyChamber.com [email protected]

Perry County Chamber of CommerceJohn Ulmer121 South Main Street, New Lexington, OH 43725 • 740-342-3547 • [email protected] PerryCountyOhioChamber.com

Portsmouth Scioto County Visitors Bureau – Kim Bauer 342 Second St., Portsmouth, OH 45662 740-353-1116 • [email protected]

Ross-Chillicothe CVB – Melody Young 230 North Plaza Blvd., Chillicothe, OH 45601 740-702-7677 • 800-413-4118VisitChillicotheOhio.commelody@visitchillicotheohio.com

Trumbull County Tourism Bureau – Beth Kotwis Carmicheal 321 Mahoning Ave. NW, Warren, OH 44483 866.360.1552 or 330.675.3081 ExploreTrumbullCounty.com [email protected]

Tuscarawas County CVB – Julie Levengood Stephon 124 East High Ave., New Philadelphia, OH 44663 • 800-527-3387 • TravelTusc.com [email protected]

Zanesville / Muskingum County CVB – Lori Kappes 205 N. Fifth St., Zanesville, OH 43701 800-743-2303 •[email protected]

Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau

627 Wheeling Ave. Suite 200Cambridge, Ohio 43725

V I S I T G U E R N S E Y C O U N T Y . C O M

740.432.2022 • 800.933.5480

For personalized service, please contact Sales Manager Dixie Lacy today for complete customized

itinerary, planning and booking.

Dixie Lacy - [email protected]

For more information on packages, events and visiting Guernsey County, check out the Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Convention Bureau online!

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