Loveland Castle Museum

About Loveland Castle Museum

Loveland Castle Museum is a stone castle built as a personal residence and expression of medieval ideals. Visitors explore the castle's interior to learn about its builder, Harry Andrews, and discover how one man constructed this structure using local materials. The grounds feature multiple activity options including garden pathways, picnic areas throughout the castle grounds and atop arched towers with Little Miami River views, and benches in garden spaces. The castle sits on the banks of the Little Miami River with shade trees and gentle surroundings. Visitors can walk the grounds, enjoy meals at tables provided for picnicking, and participate in games offered at the site. Ghost hunts are available by appointment with advance planning required. The museum operates seasonally, with hours and specific dates published on its website. Admission is charged per person, with children under five admitted free. Located in Loveland, Ohio, the castle welcomes visitors who want to explore both the building and its surrounding riverside setting.