Preble County is the perfect place to set a new pace — one that’s serene, peaceful and fun. Known for an abundant agricultural community, covered bridges, cruise-worthy highways and byways and our “world-famous” festivals, this slice of Ohio merits slowing down and making memories.

The Preble County Convention & Visitors Bureau would like to extend to you an invitation to visit our beautiful Preble County.

Located in southwest Ohio along Interstate 70 with easy access to Columbus, Dayton, CIncinnati, and Indianapolis, you’ll enjoy a rural atmosphere while never being far away.

Preble county is home to eight charming preserved historic covered bridges nestled along our picturesque prairies, rolling hills, and wetlands of our agriculturally rich heritage.

Take in a scenic sunrise while fishing, hunting, or camping at one of the local parks. But be sure not to miss the famous Preble County Pork Festival, Camden’s Black Walnut Festival, Lewisburg’s Derby Days, New Paris’ Apple Fest, West Alexandria’s Oktoberfest, Bullen Equestrian Center’s major equestrian and quarter horse events, the U.S. 127 or National Road Yard Sales–or one of the dozens of other events. There is something for the whole family to enjoy here in Preble County!

A special thanks to the Preble County Commissioners, Rachael Vonderhaar, Adam Craft, and David Harber for their support. Thanks also to The Register-Herald for producing the Preble County Visitor’s Guide booklet!

We hope you visit often so you can experience everything Preble County has to offer.

– Christopher Reke
President, Preble County Convention & Visitors Bureau (PCCVB)