Mustard Seed Hill — Hotel in Millersburg

We’ve been going to Christmas at Mustard Seed Hill for years but after this year I am not sure we will go back. This year it seemed much more commercial than in previous years with all the sponsorship signs. And there were many more fences that interfered with pics. But the worst thing was the campfire experience. This was the 4th year we booked this $98 experience and in past years this has been a very memorable experience. But this year it was awful. First our site was dirty ( hot dog and marshmallow residue from previous users on the toasting sticks, trash leftovers from previous users). The food provided was substandard compared to previous years: fewer hot dogs provided, chocolate not suitable for smores. We asked for a trash receptacle like in previous years but were told to just leave the trash in the basket either the food. Finally our fire almost went out. Unlike last year no one came around to check the fires. This was definitely...

My "extended" family has visited this place and recently it came up in one of our family discussions. Aunt Katherine has been telling my wife how much she has enjoyed her visits.

I may be able to sneak out a bit early Friday and check it out (if possible), especially since my family hasn't had the opportunity to visit. From what I have gathered this is an attraction to be seen and even felt by the whole family!

My aunt swears it's like a mini-vacation to her! She only had to hear my wife mention it to me some days ago and she filled us in... but I was too worn out when I got home, too uninformed and closed-off to really pay attention at the time. She convinced me otherwise, lol.

I hope this can be helpful to anyone out there who may be looking for a way to free one's self from the constant toils of life, or just out looking for that little something extra for the family before Christmas, etc.. Merry...

My family visited the Christmas display and gingerbread house competition display. It t was well worth the modest $5 admission and one hour drive. The lights and decor were beautiful, they had traditional music playing throughout the campus. There was a nice gift shop of hand crafted items, a tent serving hot beverages, and a food tent. They had propane gas fireplaces set up so you could eat or drink outside and enjoy the ambiance. The gingerbread houses ranged from the hilarious and traditional, to incredible astoundingly ornate masterpieces. There was a $5 donation to see them, well worth it for sure. The crowd ranged from families, couples young and old, and everything between. The excitement of the children and just seeing folks of all kinds enjoying the Christmas season was an uplifting evening...