Explore Mansfield

Five major motion pictures have been filmed on location at this castle-like prison including “The Shawshank Redemption”, “Air Force One” and “Escape Plan 3” (2018).

A comprehensive motorsports facility, Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course features a permanent road-racing circuit with two primary configurations: a 2.4-mile, 15-turn, and a 2.25-mile, 13-turn circuit.

Experience America’s most famous farm, the 900 acre country estate of Pulitzer Prize winning author, farmer and conservationist, Louis Bromfield.

Richland Carrousel Park opened in 1991 as the first new, hand-carved carrousel to be built and operated in the United States since the 1930’s.

Experience our well-rounded stage of theatres, art galleries, live music, and outdoor concerts.

The area has a history with Hollywood dating back to the 1930s.

Whatever the season, the possibilities for outdoor adventure are endless.

Feel the thrill of speed on Richland County’s two race tracks. Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course brings in big-name auto and motorcycle racing each year on its 2.25-mile road course. Or, take it back to classic dirt track racing at the Mansfield Motor Speedway.

This ultimate Shawshank Redemption experience features 15 filming sites from the movie.

Find the adventure that's just right for you.

Sip and sample your way along the historic Wine & Ale Trail.

Mansfield is no stranger to paranormal activity and has been featured on multiple ghost hunting shows.

Splash Harbor water park features a 49-foot looping water slide, dumping buckets, shooting geysers, two hot tubs (one for adults and one for families), water basketball hoops, a floating raft and kids pool area.

A unique, safe and welcoming environment where young children (1-10) and families can strengthen relationships and experience the benefits of play that are critical to human development.

Enjoy seeing birds up close at the birds of prey display or by walking through the songbird aviary.

Richland Carrousel Park opened in 1991 as the first new, hand-carved carrousel to be built and operated in the United States since the 1930’s.