Wooster

Wooster (IPA chart for English) (IPA: [wʊstɚ]); first syllable pronounced with a short double-O) is a city in Wayne County in Northeast Ohio. The city is also the county seat of Wayne County. The population was 24,811 at the 2000 census.

Wayne County Courthouse

Get in

By car

There are many ways to get into Wooster because many routes converge into Wooster.

  • Route 30 - Newly constructed rte. 30 freeway makes it easier to enter Wooster coming from the east and the Canton/Massillon area and from the west and the Mansfield area.
  • Old Lincoln Highway- runs east to west into the Wooster CBD/ Main St. area.
  • Route 585 - runs from the northeast from the Akron area.
  • Route 250 - runs from the west into the southern portion of Wooster from the Ashland area.
  • Route 3 - runs from north to south. Connects Medina and Cleveland area to the north and Columbus to the south.
  • Route 83 - runs from north to south on the eastern border of Wooster. Connects to Medina and North Ridgeville in the north and Millersburg and Ohio's Amish Country in the south.

By bus

By plane

  • Cleveland Hopkins International Airport - About 50 miles northwest (best for international tourists).
  • Akron-Canton Regional Airport (CAK IATA) - About 40 miles northeast

Get around

Downtown Wooster

Driving is the best way around. Walking, biking and hiking is an option since there are numerous parks and an inviting downtown area. A walk on the College of Wooster campus is also a very inviting and pleasant experience.

See

The College of Wooster

Do

Sports

Parks and Nature

  • 🌍 Wooster Memorial Park (Five miles West of Wooster, off US 250). Seven miles of hiking trails and picnic pavilions. Horseback riding and mountain biking are prohibited.
  • 🌍 Christmas Run Park (North of Bowman Street, between Grant and Woodland). Playground, pool, tennis courts, picnic pavilions, gazebo, covered bridge, creek, pond.
  • 🌍 Freedlander Park (Hillside Drive, off Friendsville Road). Pool, chalet, picnic pavilions, playground, sand volleyball court, playing fields, horseshoe court, lake.
  • Grosjean Park (Located on Freedlander Road and Maple Street - near Schellin Park). Stream and walkway for nature trails
  • 🌍 Knights Field Park (Located off Rebecca Street). Pool, tennis courts, horseshoe court, picnic pavilion, playground.
  • Secrest Arboretum, 2680 Madison Ave (at The Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center), ☎ +1 330 263-3741.
  • Stan Miller Park (Near US Route 30 interchange, off Beaver Street). Playground, picnic pavilion, pond with fountain, skate park, playing fields.
  • Walnut Street Park (South Grant and West Henry Streets, behind the Wayne Center for the Arts). Basketball court, playground, picnic tables.
  • Walton Woods (Located off Mechanicsburg Road). Tree nursery and flower beds
  • Meadow Lake Park, 8970 Canaan Center Road, ☎ +1 330 435-6652, e-mail: .

Buy

Buehler's

Wooster has a number of local antique dealers, florists, and thrift shops.

Specialties

Bakeries

Florists

Eat

Coccia House

Nearby

Drink

A brewery in Wooster

Sleep

Hotels

Bed and Breakfast

Campgrounds

Connect

Go next

Routes through Wooster

Lima ← Mansfield ←  W  E  β†’ Dalton β†’ Canton
Sandusky ← Ashland ←  W  E  β†’ Apple Creek β†’ Mount Eaton β†’ Dover
North Ridgeville ← Burbank ←  N  S  β†’ Millersburg β†’ Coshocton
Marion ← Mount Gilead ← Jct N S ← Jct W E ← Jct W E ←  W  E  β†’ END


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