Route 515 Road Closure: What You Need to Know (And How to Still Visit Us in Sugarcreek, OH)

Sun Valley Auto Repair • June 1, 2025

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Starting June 2, 2025 , State Route 515 will be closed between Walnut Creek and Trail for 75 days due to a planned construction project. While this detour may change your usual drive, it won’t keep you from visiting Sun Valley Auto Repair in Sugarcreek, Ohio , or exploring the best of Holmes County and Amish Country .

Here’s what you need to know about the closure and how to get around it.


Where Is Route 515 Closed?

The closure affects State Route 515 between Walnut Creek and Trail . This stretch of road is a common route for locals and tourists heading through the heart of Ohio’s Amish Country.

Estimated closure period:
June 2, 2025 – late August 2025 (subject to change)


How to Reach Sun Valley Auto Repair During the Closure

Sun Valley Auto Repair is located off Route 515 on Township Road 406 , and it remains fully accessible during the detour.

Alternate Routes:

From Walnut Creek:
Take CR 114 (Olde Pump Street) toward Berlin
Turn right on CR 168 (Township Rd 406)
Follow signage to Sun Valley Auto Repair

From Berlin or Millersburg:
Use Route 39 East to CR 114
Head toward Trail, then follow detour to TR 406

From Trail or Baltic:
Use Route 93 or Route 39 to detour toward Sugarcreek
Access our shop via CR 114 or CR 68

Directional signs will be placed along the detour to help guide customers.


Local Attractions Still Accessible

The Route 515 closure doesn’t mean you have to miss out on everything Holmes County has to offer. Here are several attractions near Walnut Creek, Berlin, and Sugarcreek that are easy to visit via the detours.

In Walnut Creek: Coblentz Chocolate Company Der Dutchman Restaurant Carlisle Inn and Bakery

In Sugarcreek: World’s Largest Cuckoo Clock Brick Wall Sculpture Trail Swiss Heritage Winery and Hans' Place

In Berlin (via Route 39): Amish & Mennonite Heritage Center Berlin Village Antique Mall Troyer’s Country Market

Plan a day trip around your service visit and enjoy the sights of Amish Country.


Why Customers Choose Sun Valley Auto Repair

Even with a short detour, Sun Valley Auto Repair remains a top choice for locals and visitors throughout Holmes and Tuscarawas Counties.

We offer:
Digital vehicle inspections with photos and videos
Clear, honest communication
Free shuttle rides, loaner vehicles, and pickup/drop-off within a certain distance
ASE-certified technicians
A 3-year/36,000-mile warranty on all repairs


FAQ: Visiting Walnut Creek, Sugarcreek, and Holmes County During the Detour

Is Walnut Creek still accessible during the Route 515 closure?
Yes. All businesses in Walnut Creek are open and can be reached using the posted detour routes.

How long is Route 515 closed?
Approximately 75 days, beginning June 2, 2025. The Ohio Department of Transportation expects completion in late August.

Can I still get to Sun Valley Auto Repair during the closure?
Yes. We’re located on Township Road 406, just off Route 515. Detour routes from Route 39 and CR 114 will bring you straight to our door.

Is Amish Country open this summer?
Absolutely. Despite the road construction, all major destinations in Holmes County and Amish Country remain open for business.

Where can I get my car serviced near Trail or Walnut Creek?
Sun Valley Auto Repair in Sugarcreek is your trusted destination for brake inspections, oil changes, diagnostics, and more.


Plan Ahead and Drive Confidently

While a detour may seem inconvenient, with a little planning, your visit to Sun Valley Auto Repair and Holmes County attractions will be just as smooth. Whether you need regular maintenance or a quick inspection, we’re still here to serve you.

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