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Historic Sauder Village
Take a step back in time at Ohio’s largest living-history village! Explore more than 40 historic homes and shops, visit with costumed guides and working craftsmen, try unique hands-on activities, see our new 1920s Main Street and so much more! Have fun learning something new while making special memories together!
What's Happening Today?
Want to find out what's happening today at Sauder Village?
Click here to view the Calendar Page on our website to view the "Today at Sauder Village" events. We will plan to add scheduled activities in the Historic Village at least one week in advance (note - activities are subject to change and are weather dependent).
Doughbox Bakery
With homemade cookies, pies, doughnuts, muffins, breads, rolls and specialty drinks, the Doughbox Bakery is a favorite stop for sweet treats while at Sauder Village. Follow this link for more details and hours: Doughbox Bakery.
Sauder Heritage Inn
Enjoy a relaxing, fun-filled overnight stay at this 98-room country inn. With spacious guest rooms, indoor pool and hot tub, game and exercise rooms and plenty of unique gathering spaces, the Heritage Inn is a popular getaway for couples, families, groups and more! Follow this link for more details: Sauder Heritage Inn.
Sauder Village Campground
A beautiful respite just a brief stroll from the Historic Village and Restaurant, the Sauder Village Campground offers 87 sites with many great amenities including a new splash pad, playground, fishing at Little Lake Erie and more! Follow this link for more information: Sauder Campground.
Wetlands Trails
Sauder Village has partnered with Fulton Soil and Water Conservation District, The Nature Conservancy, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, and Ducks Unlimited to convert approximately 30 acres of agricultural fields into a publicly accessible wetlands area. Approximately two miles of walking paths around the wetland dikes connect with existing walking paths through an oak savannah and natural areas, and around “Little Lake Erie”. Other agricultural best management practices implemented at Sauder Village include filter strips, riparian buffers, grassed waterways, and windbreaks. The wetlands & expanded naturalized areas include native warm season grasses and wild flowers as well as Oak Savanna trees. Discover nature at Sauder Village on these developed wetlands trails. Follow this link to more information and maps for the Wetlands Trails.