Findlay, the seat of Hancock County, is located in the northwest portion of Ohio, just 30 miles north of Lima and 45 miles south of Toledo on I-75. Findlay and Hancock County has so much to offer, making it easy to see why “Our Spirit Shows!”

Flag City USA!

During the 1960s, the Findlay community began celebrating June 14, Flag Day, by decorating virtually every home and business in the city with more than 14,000 U.S. flags. This inspiring display led to a congressional declaration in 1974, when Findlay was officially christened "Flag City U.S.A."

Lodging

Findlay and Hancock County offer over 1,300 available sleeping rooms in 17 hotels. The hotels represent a diverse group of hotel brands and price points. Eight campgrounds and three historic bed and breakfasts add to the line up serving as Northwest Ohio’s finest.

Attractions

You will find plenty of wonderful things that make Findlay and Hancock County special. Take a tour of the beautifully maintained homes on South Main Street and visit our historical Downtown which hosts specialty shopping and fine dining. You want to experience history in Findlay? The Hancock Historical Museum, Mazza Museum, and the Northwest Ohio Railroad all ensure for a unique adventure. Visit one of our parks totaling over 3,000 acres of land. We have shopping to suit any lifestyle and one of the “Top 10 Golf Courses” in Ohio at Red Hawk Run.

Dining

Our restaurants are sure to please even the most discriminating palate. With over 160 restaurants to choose from, we are certain that your dining experience will be delightful at one of our hometown originals or fast and familiar restaurants. No trip would be complete without a stop at Dietsch Brothers Ice Cream & Fine Chocolates, a hometown tradition for over 65 years!

Ready to plan your stay? Visit the Hancock County Convention and Visitors Bureau at www.visitfindlay.com for more information. We look forward to seeing you!