The World Atlas website recently named Tipp City their #1 pick for hometowns in Ohio. Sweet!!!

“Named one of the best hometowns in Ohio, Tipp City is named after Tippecanoe, the nickname of U.S. President William Henry Harrison after he won the Battle of Tippecanoe in 1811. The town has many unique historic spots like the Tipp City Baltimore & Ohio Freight Station, the Tipp Roller Mill, and a historic Canal Lock #15, which you can see at Canal Lock Park. Each showcases a new side of town, from historic railway exhibits to guided tours of rustic landmarks.

For a more modern experience, you can enjoy hiking or horse riding at Kyle Park or see beautiful waterfalls at Charleston Falls. If you need a good place to eat after exploring, try out Tipp City Pizza or Harrison's Restaurant, both located on East Main Street.

Ohio is often underestimated, but it deserves recognition for its charming small towns that consistently rank among America's favorites. These towns are steeped in history, offer unique attractions, and provide experiences you won't find in larger cities. Whether you're exploring a town built around curative springs, enjoying lakeside views, or discovering award-winning amusement parks, Ohio's small towns offer something for everyone. From Tipp City’s historic sites to Sandusky’s thrilling roller coasters and Yellow Springs’ natural wonders, get ready to explore the best of Ohio.”