Doylestown 

Doylestown, Ohio, is a quaint village sitting on the highest point in Wayne County. It all started back in 1827 when William Doyle decided to set up a town here. Before that, in 1813, Thomas Frederick from Pennsylvania was the first to settle in the area. Doyle bought some land, got a few friends to join him, and voila – Doylestown was born! The village became official in 1867, and over the years, it became known for things like brickmaking and its first school.

Things to Do:

• Rittman Orchards: Pick your own fruits or grab some freshly baked pies and cookies.

• Silver Run Vineyard & Winery: Enjoy wine tasting and bring your own dinner to make it a perfect evening.

• Bent Ladder: Another great spot for tasting hard cider and wine, with a lovely view.

• Doylestown Memorial Park: Perfect for a peaceful walk or a relaxing picnic.

• Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church: Admire the beautiful architecture of this historic church.

• Chippewa Golf Club: A nice place for golfing with a modern clubhouse and a cozy bar.