Sauder Village
22611 State Route 2, 43502-9452 - Archbold
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+1 419-446-2541
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http://www.saudervillage.org
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Address:
22611 State Route 2, Archbold
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I can t say enough how awesome this campground is... everything is within walking distance. We were right across from the splash pad which my kids loved. The campground is quite with plenty to do. The sites are are large and the new section is all full hookup. The village was alot bigger than we thought and it pleasantly surprised us. We will most definitely will be coming back here again
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Very nice step back in time! Loved the way the information and history was presented. Beautiful up keep of the old, original buildings and their history.
Visitor Friendly Gift Shop! Prices were extremely reasonable!
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Great experience again, so much has been added since our last visit sevral years ago and has so much to offer the whole family.
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We're sitting in the Pharmacy and Soda Fountain right now sharing a hot cocoa. It was snowing earlier but it's just freezing rain now. This was really good tonight. We took a free horse drawn trolley ride which was a better choice versus the very cold metal seats of the train. This was an excellent trip tonight. We will be back , just in warmer weather. Great for the whole family. They even have wheelchairs you can borrow as well as golf carts bringing people down to the 1920's Main St we are right now.
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My husband and I came when we were in 4th grade and this year we were able to attend with our 4th grader. It was so fun to relive memories with him and to see how things have stayed the same but also changed just ever so slightly!
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Had a great time. Lots to see and do. Actually learned a few things. Restaurant had delicious food at a reasonable price.
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Historical Sauder Village located in Archbold Ohio takes you back to the time Northwestern Ohio was settled. There are many time period displays with folks on hand to demonstrate and answer questions about the area’s origins along with the skills required to live in the 1800’s. The mill in the photograph is functional and provides product for sale and use in the village.
If you’d like an overnight trip, there’s an inn along with restaurant and delicious bakery nearby.
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My first time there. It was wonderful! A new 1920's town with a free train ride. Farm animals. Glass blowing, broom making, pottery, weaving and soo much more. And this week a rug hooking exhibit.
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