Barberton Attractions. Barberton Tourism and kids attractions

Strongsville Golf and Mini Golf: Play like the pros, or just play Looking for something a little different to do with the family? Why not take to the green and make memories? Located on Pearl Road in Strongsville, Strongsville Golf is your one-stop-shop for mini golf, a driving range, golf simulator, pro lessons and a pro shop. Whatever your golf need, Strongsville Golf can handle it with ease. Read More >>

Cleveland Browns Stadium: Where Cleveland bleeds brown and orange It's hard to come to Cleveland without setting your sight on the massive Cleveland Browns Stadium. Located at the North Coast Harbor, the Cleveland Browns Stadium opened in 1999. The old stadium was torn down in 1997 to make room for the immense 73,200+ seat facility, which cost nearly 300 million dollars to build. The new stadium is situated on 31 acres of lakefront property near the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Great Lakes Science Center. Read More >>

Firefly's Mini Golf: 18 holes of glow-in-the-dark fun If you're looking for something fun to do with the entire family, look no further than the Dillard's wing at Southpark Mall in Strongsville-- because that's where you'll find Firefly's Mini Golf. Whether you've got toddlers or teens, family outings are a snap at Firefly's. Read More >>

Dave & Buster's: Family fun in Westlake Whether you're looking for a little family fun, a great place for date night or the perfect setting for a birthday party, Dave & Buster's in Westlake is the ideal destination. It's safe to say that this versatile destination has something for everyone. Read More >>

Zoombezi Bay: Brand new water rides at an old Columbus locale Welcome to Zoombezi Bay! This brand-new 22.7-acre water park on the site of the old Wyandot Lake amusement park boasts 15 fabulous water slides, a wave pool, an action river, a lazy river, private cabanas, a special pool for children’s pool and much, much more! Read More >>

Carnegie Science Center: So fun, it's hard to remember it's educational The Carnegie Science Center is the most visited museum in Pittsburgh. Opened to much fanfare in 1991, the center features more than 250 hands-on exhibits that are both fun and educational for kids and adults alike. Read More >>

Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage: Watching the story unfold It doesn't matter what your race, religion or background, the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage in Beachwood has a story to tell you. Read More >>

Laser Quest: fun for kids aged 7 to 77 Akron's Laser Quest isn't just fun for kids-- it's fun for grown-ups, too. Read More >>

Carnegie Museum of Art: world-renowned in the heart of Pittsburgh Located in Pittsburgh's historic Oakland neighborhood, the Carnegie Museum of Art is one of the United States' most renowned collections of contemporary art. Dedicated by Pennsylvania-born oil tycoon Andrew Carnegie in 1895, the art museum boasts 25 different galleries and hundreds-of-thousands of square feet of gallery space. The museum is arguably the oldest contemporary art museum in the country. Read More >>

Andy Warhol Museum: Pittsburgh honors its greatest artist Located on Pittsburgh's North Shore, the Andy Warhol Museum is a real treat for the eyes. From Warhol's easily-identifiable pop art pieces to a variety of interactive exhibits, the museum has a lot to offer eager visitors. Read More >>