Choose-and-cut your perfect Christmas tree from our stunning acres of greenery. The nostalgia of a traditional Christmas Tree Farm experience awaits you!
Explore the adorable Christmas Shoppe filled with decorations, ornaments, wreaths, candles, and delightful gift ideas. Find treasures to make your holiday extra special!
After your tree-cutting adventure, enjoy hot mulled cider, cookies, and warmth in the cozy Shoppe.
Open Seasonally.
Have you heard the “buzz”? The Reeb family has a new addition and it’s called Buzzy Blooms Flower Farm, LLC.
After over 15 years dedicated to the field of higher education working to support student development, most recently at The Ohio State University, owner Krystal Reeb and her family made the decision to begin a new journey in flower farming. With the help of her husband Bryan and their two children, Krystal is bringing fresh-cut flower bouquets and arrangments to our community.
Open seasonally beginning in the spring.
Fun Center for youth ages 2 to 16 years old. Circle City offers bounce houses, VR games, arcade, concession stand and a gift shop.
Started in 1855 and finished in 1856 by George W. Gregg, the Octagon House is a 164-year-old house that has seen a lot of change take place in Pickaway County – one change being that the house itself was moved to an entirely new location in an effort to save it from being destroyed when the Walmart Supercenter was being built. During that time a group of concerned citizens organized from the Roundtown Conservancy to save and move the beautiful structure to its current home at 440 Crites Road. Located on approximately 2 acres, members of the community and past and current members of the Conservancy have worked over the years on countless improvements to move toward the final goal of restoring the building to what it looked like in the mid to late 1850s.
The house is open periodically for tours and is actively working to restore the building to its former glory.
Take the reins and join award-winning professional rider Zoe Woodland for a lesson, clinic, or day camp. Zoe enjoys teaching riders who have goals and want to compete as well as those who simply want to enjoy their horse. If you are interested in getting into horse shows but don’t know where to start, this is the place! Zoe hauls to and coaches at a wide variety of shows throughout the year and can get you started. Whether you plan to own or lease a horse, or just want to borrow a horse and give showing a try, this is the place to be.
Preserving the records of our ancestors while helping those seeking information about our history.
Library Hours:
Tuesday – Friday
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
According to the Ohio Secretary of State’s office, the Pickaway County Chamber of Commerce was incorporated in 1916 as the Circleville Area Chamber of Commerce.
Public golf course with a party room and full kitchen. Perfect place to hold a baby shower, graduation party, wedding, or other event!
Upcoming events at this historic earthwork site coming soon!
The Snake Den Mound Group is located in the uplands of Walnut Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, just west of East Ringold. The site’s peculiar name comes from the fact that in earlier times snakes in great numbers were known to hibernate there annually. When first explored by Warren Moorehead in the late 1890s, the site was described as a series of seven mounds containing extended and disarticulated skeletal remains, cremations and stone box burials. Some mounds were constructed from yellow clay and others from stone that included an odd assortment of boulders, spalls, fossils, concretions and burned rock. There was even what Moorehead described as a small concretion box recovered that contained a number of small native silver nuggets, still a unique find in Ohio archaeology.
In recent years a local support group has taken a renewed interest in the site with an ongoing research and preservation initiative. The focus of archaeology at Snake Den is no longer toward the large scale excavations of the past but rather comprehensive program of remote sensing surveys utilizing a variety of specialized instruments. This has resulted in discoveries including a perimeter wall and ditch surrounding the mound group, rows of pits, post circles and other subsurface features not visible at the surface, demonstrating that the site is much more complex than ever imagined.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR DIVING AND SNORKELING SINCE 1994
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Located about 25 miles South of Columbus, Ohio just off US Route 23 in Circleville, Ohio.