Ohio House, Southeastern Pennsylvania Travel Guide
Explore the historic Ohio House in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, a hidden gem offering rich history and beautiful surroundings.
Ohio House, nestled in West Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich historical tapestry, characterized by stunning architecture and serene surroundings. This historic site is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of Pennsylvania while enjoying the beauty of the park.
A brief summary to Ohio House
- 4700 States Dr, Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19131, US
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Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Ohio House.
- Check the opening hours before your visit, as the site may have limited access.
- Consider visiting during weekdays to avoid crowds and enjoy a more peaceful experience.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning architecture and beautiful park scenery.
- Wear comfortable shoes as you may want to explore the extensive walking paths in the park.
- Look out for any seasonal events or tours that may enhance your visit.
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Getting There
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Car
If you are driving to Ohio House from anywhere in Southeastern Pennsylvania, first get on I-76 W (Schuylkill Expressway). Follow signs for I-76 W toward Valley Forge. Take exit 342 for US-1 N toward Roosevelt Blvd. Merge onto US-1 N and continue for about 6 miles. Take the exit toward City Avenue, and merge onto City Ave. Continue on City Ave until you reach the intersection with Lancaster Ave. Turn left onto Lancaster Ave and follow it until you reach the entrance to West Fairmount Park. Ohio House is located at 4700 States Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19131, within the park. Parking is available in designated areas within the park but may incur a fee depending on the day and time.
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Public Transportation
To reach Ohio House using public transportation, you can take the SEPTA Regional Rail or a bus. If you are near a Regional Rail station, take the Paoli/Thorndale Line to the 69th Street Terminal. From there, transfer to the 34 or 36 trolley towards the Haverford Loop. Get off at the City Avenue stop. From the City Avenue stop, you will need to walk approximately 20 minutes to reach Ohio House located at 4700 States Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19131. Alternatively, you can take the bus number 38 from the 69th Street Terminal directly to the park entrance. Be sure to check the SEPTA schedule for exact times, as there may be a fare of $2.50 to $3.00 for the bus or trolley.
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Rideshare
Using a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft is a convenient option. Open your rideshare app, set your pickup location, and enter 'Ohio House, 4700 States Dr, Philadelphia, PA 19131' as your destination. The cost will vary based on your starting location and the time of day. Expect to pay between $15 to $30, depending on traffic and distance.
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