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OSU Camper/RV
Interior

OSU Camper/RV

1.0 star property
The price is SAR 469
SAR 645 total
includes taxes & fees
3 Jul - 4 Jul
OSU Camper/RV
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Days Inn by Wyndham Columbus East Airport

Days Inn by Wyndham Columbus East Airport

2100 Brice Road, Reynoldsburg, OH
The price is SAR 287 per night from Jul 3 to Jul 4
SAR 287
SAR 339 total
3 Jul - 4 Jul
includes taxes & fees
6.8/10 (1,004 reviews)
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Learn more about Heath

Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve for its scenic hiking trails and unique rock formations. Cool off at Heath City Water Park, where thrilling slides and refreshing pools offer summer fun for all ages.

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The view from inside the abandoned railway tunnel. By the end of the 19th century, an electric Interurban train network connected cities and towns across Ohio. In 1904 the Columbus, Newark & Zanesville interurban railway was built from Newark-Zanesville, This stretch of rail required a tunnel over 300 feet long through a large rock outcrop. The train ran for the last time on February 15, 1929.
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