Sustainable Adventures

Posted on Mar 18

Generate a positive impact on people and Butler County's communities.

Enrich your travels by exploring outdoors, dining locally, and supporting local businesses that prioritize sustainable practices. Pictured above is the u-pick berry farm, Indian Springs Berry Farm, open seasonally.

Start Your Day

Check out a local coffee shop to kick-start your day. Not only are you supporting a small business, but local shops are also brewing a range of blends with beans from roasters that are dedicated to relationship-based coffee.

Pictured is State Street Coffee Inc. in Trenton. Click here to find other local coffee shops!

Reuse + Repurpose

Repurpose a thrifted find from the West Chester Antique Center (pictured) or Bird House Antiques located in Oxford for a unique gift or piece of home decor!

Or you can explore a wide array of antique treasures at Ohio Valley Antique Mall in Fairfield or Venice Pavilion Antiques in Ross.

Bring the Outdoors In

See green at Wildfire Hygge Goods + Home in Hamilton (pictured), with its incredible selection of plants and plant accessories.

Wildfire Hygge Goods + Home, Hamilton Ohio

Earth + Metals in Oxford has beautiful potted plants, macrame potholders, and a spot to build your own bouquet. Check out their refill station to stock up on soaps and more sustainable goods.

Locally Sourced Eats

For fresh, local produce shop one of Butler County's many Farmers Markets, and pick-your-own berries seasonally at Indian Springs Berry Farm in Fairfield Township or Schaefer's Farm Market in Trenton.

Savor local eats and treats with a stop at Aimee's Produce & Country Store in Middletown, Garver Family Farm Market in Monroe (pictured), Brown's Family Farm Market and Burwinkel Farms in Ross, and Barn-N-Bunk Farm Market in Trenton.

Get Outdoors + Explore

Explore a beautiful Butler County park to connect with nature. At local parks, you'll discover native grasses, wildflowers, and trees that support local wildlife, conservation areas, and more.