With a stay at Days Inn Kent – Akron in Kent, you’ll be close to Dix Stadium and Kent State University. Within close proximity of May 4th Visitor Center and Viking Vineyard and Winery.
Rely on our Super 8 Kent/Akron Area hotel. Located off I-76 at Exit 33, our hotel is just minutes from downtown Akron and three miles from downtown Kent and Kent State University. University of Akron is also nearby.
Stay at Hampton Inn Kent/Akron Area located off Interstate 76 in Kent, Ohio, and only 3 miles from KSU. Our hotel is 12 miles from Akron, 25 miles from the Pro Football Hall of Fame and 40 miles from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Take advantage of the city’s parks, hiking trails and antique mal
Largest candy store in North America. $3,000,000.00 inventory value at anytime. From all of the old time favorites to all of the new kids crazes.
Have you seen a sea star’s tiny tube feet? Been mesmerized by pulsing moon jellyfish? Observed an octopus solving a puzzle? Stroked a stingray or stood under a sandtiger shark? Get a closer look at these and other amazing fresh and saltwater animals at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium. Nature. It’s a curious thing.
Hale Farm and Village, a living history museum, invites guests to experience the handcrafted way of life of the 19th century in the scenic Cuyahoga Valley.
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Come discover what so many locals already know, that Portage County is home to the best hidden treasures. Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway, a day of exploring or a night out, Portage County has something for everyone.
During the warmer months we invite your to explore our three (3) State Parks. Perfect spots to enjoy a hike, picnic, kayaking, or other outdoor recreation. Sample a new craft brew at one of our local breweries, enjoy one of our many unique are festivals like Wizardly World of Kent or the Ravenna Balloon A-Fair.
When the leaves start changing, our three state parks light-up with color. Perfect locations for those who enjoy fall hikes or migratory bird watching. In addition to our fall foliage, visitors from all over head to Portage County to enjoy our apple orchards, farmers markets, corn mazes, and fall festivals.
The fun does not end when the snow begins to fly. During our winter season, Portage County turns into a winter wonderland of adventures. White covered trails to explore, sledding hills and ice fishing. Winter is also a perfect time to step inside and warm-up in any one of our locally owned coffee shops or unique breweries. Sit down at Ray’s Place in Kent and try one of their famous “MoFo Burgers,” one of Chef Michael Symon’s favorite burgers, or slip over to Mike’s Place and be amazed at the décor and the equally crazy menu of food offerings.
If shopping is more your speed, Portage County will not disappoint. Small town main street shopping, unique galleries, local bakeries, and an outlet mall. Want to learn more? Visit centralportagevb.org or call 800.764.8768 for a free travel guide.
For hotel and camping accommodations, or to order your FREE visitor guide, click here. Just Minutes from Here to There! Directly off I-76, exit 33.
This 28-room 1871 Victorian mansion was built by John Henry Hower and filled with furnishings collected in the family’s world travels. Tours, exhibits, programs and rentals.
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