There Are Castles in Ohio? No Foolin'?

Also known as Chateau Laroche, this riverside fortress was hand-built by World War I veteran Harry Andrews in Loveland, Ohio. Perched near the Little Miami River, the castle is part museum, part memorial, and full-on medieval curiosity.

Visitors can explore towers, gardens, and stone hallways that look like they were airlifted from Europe. It's a popular destination for history buffs and fans of ghost stories.

Tucked into the woods near Mohican State Park, this estate in Loudonville feels like a German fairytale come to life.

Landoll's Mohican Castle offers luxury suites, weekend events, and guided tours of the property. It’s a hotspot for weddings, special events, and anyone planning an unforgettable evening in a turreted tower.

Located in Alliance, Glamorgan Castle started as a private home and later became a public landmark. Construction began in 1904 and was completed in 1909; the building blends Tudor and Romanesque elements and today it houses the local school district’s offices and community programs.

Want to visit? Tours are available by appointment, and the grounds are open for photography and events.

Ravenwood Castle is actually located near Ohio’s Hocking Hills in the town of New Plymouth, not in Logan County.

Styled after a British inn, Ravenwood offers themed rooms, murder mystery weekends, and board game retreats. It’s especially popular among families and gaming groups who want a taste of castle life without crossing the Atlantic.

You can't miss this one if you’re exploring North Chagrin Reservation in Willoughby Hills. Built as a gatehouse in the 1890s, Squire's Castle was part of a larger estate that never materialized.

Today, it's a free and picturesque spot for picnics, photos, and short hikes through the park. There's no cost to enter, and the parking lot is just steps away.

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