- TripBuzz found 61 things to do with kids in or near Dover, Ohio, including 53 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Canton, Massillon, Millersburg and North Canton.
- From The RAC-Battlefield Live Ohio to Boulevard Lanes the, the Dover area offers 63 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Bowling, Laser Tag and Theaters.
- As a city with a rich Italian heritage, the city of Dover is a major tourist destination. Known for hosting the annual Canal Days Festival, the festival celebrates the culture and heritage of the city's early days. While in town, visitors can enjoy the many recreational opportunities and attractions the city has to offer including its many wineries, museums, shopping and dining.
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As a recreational program offered by Kent State University, Crooked River Adventures has a variety of tours from kayaking, to tubing, to biking. The paddling trips take place on the Cuyahoga River and provide scenic views of the surrounding region.
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Centered around a relaxing creek, Adell Durbin Park features a large hand-carved totem pole to distinguish it from other city parks. There is even an on-site rustic lodge facility that can be rented for private events.
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This amusement park is the home of sixteen different roller coasters, including the 420 foot tall Top Thrill Dragster. Cedar Point, open daily from mid-May to Labor Day, also features both an indoor and an outdoor water park.
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Featuring eight galleries of ever-changing exhibitions, the Kent State University Museum, is known for displaying important collections of fashion and decorative art. With a collection of over 20,000 objects, don't pass up an opportunity to visit.
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Built as a silent movie and vaudevillian theater in 1927, the Kent Stage, has hosted shows and musical acts that have delighted the masses ever since. With seating capacity at 640, visitors feel up close and personal with the entertainment.
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Affiliated with Kent State University, Dix Stadium was opened in 1969. The stadium is most famous for hosting the Kent State University Golden Flashes football team, and it also hosts other sporting and entertainment events.
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Named in honor of a local baseball coach, Al Lease Park is important to the residents of Kent County. Along with walking trails, it features a lake for fishing and many activities for youth including baseball, soccer and basketball facilities.
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Brady's Leap Park can be found at the northern limit of the Riveredge Trail and is the historic area located where Captain Samuel Brady reportedly jumped 21 feet across the river to avoid capture by Indians in 1780.
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Galt Park contains a lodge suitable for reunions, scout troop activities, birthday parties and other special occasions. The lodge accommodates 50 people and contains several tables, chairs, a stove, and a refrigerator.
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With 18 mat tees to choose from, Sandbaggers Golf & Game Center offers visitors a driving range to practice their golf swing at. The facility also has batting cages that pitch balls up to 70 mph.