- The list below includes 52 free or cheap things to do in or near Geneva, Ohio, including 61 different types of inexpensive activities like Distilleries, Camping Site, Historic Buildings and Sports Facilities/Fields.
- From Kenisee's Grand River Camp & Canoe to Red Eagle Distillery, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Geneva and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Mentor, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Kirtland.
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A 44 acre property Moebius Nature Center promotes the enjoyment, respect and preservation of nature through educational programs. Some of their activities include wildlife hikes, gardening instruction, food sampling and animal observation.
40.3 Miles
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Sunny Lake Dog Park, 798 E Mennonite Road, Aurora, OH 44202
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Tails & Trails Dog Park is a dog park that features separate leash free areas for both large dogs and small dogs to socialize and run freely. The park has benches for owners to relax while the dogs play.
40.4 Miles
Featuring a 68-acre fishing lake, Sunny Lake Park provides pavilions with tables and grills, baseball fields, a playground and a dog park. Visitors can play volleyball and horseshoes or walk along nature trails and see the memorial tree garden.
41.2 Miles
Visitors to the municipal Harmon Flying Field are always welcomed by the Aurora R/C Flying Aces and the Mantua Township Missile Agency clubs who operate in the radio controlled enthusiast's park. Weekend family friendly activities are hosted regularly.
41.4 Miles
A classically-styled, old-fashioned bowling alley, Crest Lanes offers open bowling as well as league and tournament play. It features equipment rentals, food concessions, and a large party room that can accommodate over 100 people.
41.9 Miles
Built in 1999 and home to the Class A baseball affiliate of the Cleveland Indians, Eastwood Field is much more than a baseball stadium. The intimate 6,300 seat venue also plays host to a variety of live music and entertainment.
42.1 Miles
A family-oriented, authentic Irish pub, Quinlans Irish Pub & Eatery serves a variety of classic Irish pub dishes as well as other specialties. The pub hosts live music, as well.
42.2 Miles
Read Between The Signs is a unique collaborative art project that utilizes recycled road signs to create a pictorial tribute to the Meadville region. Located on Route 322, the sculpture features solar and wind-powered kinetic components.
42.2 Miles
A discount theater, Encore Cinema features second-run, feature films using digital projection and digital surround sound. The theater provides a snack bar with food and drinks and can be used for private events.
42.4 Miles
Originally owned by Henry and Sarah Baldwin, the Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum is actually set in the couple's former home built in the 1840s. The nephew of Sarah William Reynolds also owned part of the property during this time, and it now serves as a museum with artifacts from the mid-1800s.