First time going here and it will not be our last. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Our…read morecashier was kind and gave us helpful information about the farm and weekend events. It was busy but not bad at all, it was worth the drive and purchases we made. Looking forward to going back already!

This place is a farmer market in the summer and early fall. Just note off the bat. 2 things. The…read morecorn is very very good. The prices can be high. Cost of corn today 9/20 was 6 ears for $4.50. Yesterday we saw at a farmer market 12 for $7. So a bit more. They have a complete industry going in summer and fall. Lots of pumpkins. Prices for a good size pumpkin is around $16. Kinda high. Good size though. They have a corn maze and such. Corn maze is not free. They have hot dogs, ice cream and corn on the cob to eat. They have glider picnic tables arranged around. It's very family friendly. But after 30 mins you can spend $60 easy. They sell bread and bakery from local places. Loaf of fresh bread is around $7. Inside they have a ton of different fruits and veggies as well as jams and Amish treats. Fruits and veggies can be pricey. We got some lettuce, 3 tomatoes, 2 potatoes, green beans, 1 onion, bread, cost us $41. We could have gotten more but that was enough to spend. Bottom line. Good quality. Good selection. But you're going to pay for it. We like Szalays and will go back. Just be aware of what you can afford.

A very cute store located by the National Park. They carry items that are made and sourced…read morelocally. They carry things like tea, some food items, oils, jams, etc. They are a little expensive, but the items are organic and are good quality. The cashier was friendly and nice. I will be back.

On a recent visit to Peninsula, we wandered into this local market and I was impressed with the…read moreselection and the friendly vibes. The shop offers a broad mix of healthy whole foods and locally made items, and the prices seemed reasonable. This is a great place to stop for a healthy snack when using the towpath trail. It's a little hard to find, and parking might be challenging on a busy day in Peninsula, but if you're already on the trail, it's a great place to walk to from the Lock 29 parking area.

i live in the valley and travel up 303 all the time. what an ugly dirty farm! poor horse stands in…read morea plastic portable car port! even in the hotest or colderst weather - the horse also is left oout in the sun in a small round pen for hours (days) with no shade at all. horses get sun burned just like people! horse manure piled high-as a wind break behind the stahl - where you can see the horse has chewed the board in front out ot bordom from standing in the same spot for days! what happened to the other horse? did he die from a virus? - just plain dirty and unkept! what the heck is wrong with this guy? the humane society should go out there and do a health check on the horse - poor thing! please national part do something!!!!

Today is Friday 3p.m. I drove by at 11:30 &your horse was out, at 2:45 today he was laying in field…read more(hopefully sun bathing) I go by quite often & have never seen him down. Please check on him. Thank you. Peggy Malone Richfield 4 star ****

Pretty decent farmers market. Fresh fruits and veggies. They are mostly local and good quality. The…read moresales are good. Weekly sales on veggies and fruit are very in-line pricing. The deli is good quality and the staff is nice and helpful but I think the prices are high. I skip the deli unless there is a really good sale. They have baked goods from the Amish, Troyer. Good pies. Prices on these are reasonable. The health items range from cbd to vitamins. And the plants and flowers are beautiful and you can also get good sale prices on these. The outdoor display area for plants is larger than it looks and has lots of varieties. They have a vegan section. They can make sandwiches. You can make your own juice. Good beer selection and wine too. Overall, good farmer market.

I will never not sing of their praises! So many good, healthy options! I love that the deli counter…read morehas so many locally sources items. The produce is always the freshest! The staff is so kind, and they keep the place very clean.

Peaceful Motorcycle-Friendly Getaway!…read more Booking through the Hipcamp app was super easy--I picked the exact campsite I wanted without any hassle. I was traveling by motorcycle and ended up arriving late at night, so I messaged the hosts ahead of time. They quickly let me know that late arrivals were no problem and that check-in was completely self-serve, which made things simple. Finding my spot was easy once I arrived. I stayed at Campsite #4, conveniently close to the parking area, which made unloading and reloading my bike a breeze. The little shack at the site was awesome! It even had a tarp you can unroll and secure over the doorway for a bit of privacy when you turn in for the night. The latrine was located near the check-in area, and the whole property had a calm, quiet vibe. There were other campers around, but it honestly felt like I had the place to myself. It's nothing like those packed chain campgrounds with big RVs and noisy crowds--this spot was peaceful, rustic, and relaxing. You can't beat the pride note, excellent value! I'll definitely be coming back for another stay on my next ride through the area!

Cute little place that I never really knew existed!…read more My husband and I came here in mid-October to pick some pumpkins and they still had a decent selection. Not many of the green variety but lots of orange and white ones. Prices seemed a little high ($8-9 for an average-sized one, $10-$14 for the large ones, $6-7 for smaller ones). They also had a nice selection of gourds ($1 each), and other decorative or pie pumpkins ($4). Not bad individually, but if you're looking to buy enough for a family or front yard display, it can add up quickly. We picked out 4 and paid $28. In addition to pumpkins, they had a variety of fall activities including a small corn maze, hay rides, and scavenger hunt ($4/ticket for each, I think). We don't have kids so I can't speak to it from that perspective. We went on a gray, drizzly Sunday afternoon so it wasn't very crowded. Appreciated that they require masks throughout the property, though out on the scavenger hunt trails people weren't always abiding.

Product is fresh and priced good much cheaper than at store. Very nice organize nice place to be on…read moreSaturday morning. Parking is good.

What's not to love, Farmers, markets, CVNP. It's a ton of great vendors with their produce…read more Recently, there are more food vendors that serve up hot/cold breakfast so keep that in mind!

Thanks for having us today. The owner gave us a tour for the whole farm: Garden ( vegetables…read morepicking - corn, tomato, green pepper, kale, etc.), General store (hand made soap, Herbal tea, jam), and Farm ( chicken, duck, cow, piggy, sheep). You can even have egg picking and fresh milk filling here! There are also lots of cute kitty around you. At the same time, the buildings are very classic. Walking through the farm, you can see a different story of the farm and image how would the life look like back to 1980. P.s I did really enjoy the smell of the wood in the farm.

Interesting place. Went here to pick up a pre-cut Christmas tree and they had good selections a…read moreweek before Christmas. They also sell random gifts and they are set up like a town from the 1800s. It's also a very laid-back location and it may be difficult to find someone to help you at times. I think it's worth a visit although they don't hide their political affiliations very well.

cool spot, make sure to try Diana's coffee! I found some cool decorator items for my man cave.read more

We were curious to check out the market in Cuyahoga Valley, which is conveniently held in Howe…read moreMeadow near the Beaver Marsh, our other desired stop. Unfortunately, it was unseasonably cold and very, very windy at the time of our visit. Many vendors were losing their tents and supplies to the wind. Despite that, some vendors continued on, and we enjoyed looking (and tasting!) a variety of food and other goods. We picked up some sweet treats from Red Bean Bakes and Black Sheep Baking Co, while Lionforce BBQ dished us up some nice warm breakfast burritos to enjoy at the provided picnic tables. A lively strings duo provided some great music too.