Discover Towns in Northeast Ohio | Explore Trumbull County

Trumbull County's towns each have their own vibe, attractions and more.

Newton Falls & Newton Twp

This picturesque town's covered bridge and waterfall make it a sightseeing pleasure.

Howland

Find art at the Butler Institute of American Art's Trumbull Branch, and a luxury resort experience at Avalon Golf & Country Club - Avalon Lakes.

Mecca

The Lake Tavern, camping, and easy lake access make the mostly rural town a must-visit for fans of the outdoors.

Bazetta

Mosquito Lake State Park's outdoor activities and the county fairgrounds offer a chance to get outside.

Champion

Home of the Western Reserve Greenway Bike Trail, camping, golf and disc golf courses, shopping, and Kent State University's Trumbull campus.

Bristolville & Bristol Twp

Find fun with the Western Reserve Greenway, Bristol Park's Christmas lights, and Grand River Wildlife Area.

Kinsman

Visit the Peter Allen Inn for an overnight stay, and relax in the charming town of Kinsman

Girard

This town is a mix of history, outdoor recreation and local restaurants.

Warren

There's Always Something to Do in Warren, OH

Hartford

Sharon Speedway and a local winery make this town a must-visit.

Vienna

Home to the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport, but still retains a small-town personality with exciting spots such as Wagon Trails Animal Park and summer concerts.

Leavittsburg & Warren Twp

The Mahoning River has always been an important part of this community's history. Today, kayaking provides an opportunity to explore the Mahoning River Water Trail.

Niles

This town is bursting with places to shop, baseball, and a presidential birthplace.

Mesopotamia

Amish Country town perfect for history buffs, food lovers, and anyone searching for handmade gifts.

Hubbard

Head to this small town on the county's East side for locally made wines and artisan bread.

Cortland

Quaint shopping, an agriculture center, and a family-friendly splash pad offer a slice of Midwest life.

Liberty

Once a coal mining hub, now a family-friendly, easily accessible town that holds the history of some of the most influential families of the industrial revolution.