Ripley Vacations

This historic beacon of freedom helped over 2,000 enslaved people escape to liberty. Tour the restored 1825 home for panoramic Ohio River views and stories of the Underground Railroad's heroes.

This National Historic Landmark was once home to John P. Parker, a freed slave who helped hundreds escape to freedom. Explore exhibits about his courageous work on the Underground Railroad through guided tours.

This historic Carnegie library combines Prairie Style architecture with a vibrant community spirit. Browse local archives, attend cultural events, or simply enjoy the peaceful reading spaces in this 1915 gem.

This boutique Ohio winery crafts exceptional reds and whites showcasing the unique Ohio River Valley terroir. Savor their sustainable vintages during intimate Saturday tastings.

This family-owned estate produces exceptional wines that showcase the region's unique terroir. Savor a tasting overlooking the vineyards or reserve a spot for their monthly gourmet dinners under the stars.

This Federal-style home displays 600+ artifacts from Ripley's Underground Railroad and Civil War era. Explore period-furnished rooms with vintage clothing and memorabilia for a tangible connection to Ohio's past.

This quaint local attraction showcases miniature room displays crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the tiny furniture and decor that tell stories in miniature form.

This welcoming community space hosts Ripley's beloved annual Fourth of July Festival with fireworks and activities. Enjoy the open green areas for picnics while experiencing the authentic small-town spirit of Ohio.