Tuscarawas County Convention & Visitors Bureau

Easily accessible for both in-state and out-of-state visitors alike, Tuscarawas County offers a variety of attractions, events, histories, museums, and shops that are sure to satisfy your traveling needs. Travel up and down I-77 and experience the big stories of small towns like Bolivar, Dennison, Dover, Newcomerstown, New Philadelphia, and Uhrichsville. Conveniently located between Columbus, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh, only an hour or two’s drive within our region’s major urban centers via I-77, State Route 800, US Route 36, or US Route 250.

Tuscarawas County Ohio is home to some amazing bits of history - their tagline isn’t “Small towns, big stories!” for nothing. During your visit, consider exploring early history with the founding of Schoenbrunn Village (Ohio’s First Settlement), visit the home of the World’s Master Carver Ernest Mooney Warther or tour the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum and see why it was selected as a National Historic Landmark! Museums and historic sites suitable for all ages and interests.

If you have any questions or concerns about the county and the various attractions, please contact their offices at (800) 527-3387 or (330) 602-2420 - or send an email to info@traveltusc.com. Offices in downtown New Philadelphia are open from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. For those visiting outside of regular office hours, visit the Visitor Kiosk - it’s open seven days a week from 6am to 10pm!

Click on the yellow visit website button to find out more!