The Walnut Creek center point is about 12 miles west of Warther Carving Museum and 19 miles northeast of Historic Roscoe Village.
Below are reviews of the city of Walnut Creek, OH from an actual visitor's perspective.
There are so many things to see and do in the Walnut Creek area. We went to the Walther Museum and saw "Elijah" at the Star Theatre.
Walnut Creek and surrounding area are very nice. Always feel relaxed when in the area.
We liked the stores and the amish restaurant. It's nice that we could walk to these places.
We visit Amish Country at least 3x a year. One of our favorite places to get away for the weekend.
Restaurant, bakery and gift shop within walking distance. Other visitors were enjoying themselves and were friendly. We spoke with a woman from Michigan who frequents this location quite often. She said it was a favorite spot for herself. We agreed.
We enjoyed talking with the two ladies on the maintenance team. Tammy
Love Rebecca's Bistro, Coblenz Chocolates, Carlisle Gifts, B Fearless and The Farm is great fun for people of all ages!
We've been to Walnut Creek many times and love the shops and the proximity to Berlin, Millersburg and surrounding areas.
I didn't spend any time in the city only at Walnut Hills.
Beautiful area! Great shops. Enjoyed driving around and looking forward to what was around the next curve or over the next hill. Love the area.
Flea market, all the little shops, restaurants. Close to everything.
Walnut Creek is conveniently located in the county and has a great little restaurant called Rebecca's Bistro in addition to the Der Deutchman. Several local shops and markets. Very nice place to base your visit to Holmes County.
Nice shops nearby.
The serenity!
The charm, scenery, Rebecca's Bistro, the shopping. All were wonderful!