Room was disgusting, the covers over the hay were covered in dirt so there wasn't many good seating…read moreoptions. there were decorations from the previous party that weren't cleaned up. The owners were rude to my sister over her sons birthday party. The lady passing the feed out just did not give a welcoming vibe. And asked why they didn't receive a tip when we weren't given the full 1 hour with the animals as promised when they did not call us down like they said they would. Honestly would not recommend.

One of our favorite petting zoo experiences. They have lots of animals including but not limited to…read morebunnies, turkeys, geese, horses, pigs, goats, imu and kangaroos. Perfect for all ages. You can pet as well as feed the animals (carrots and feed available for an additional purchase)

Super cute place. I was lost in finding the cafe. A sign should be somewhere in parking entrance…read morefor directions. Its hidden in back. Driving up you only notice the business in front. The bushes between play area and tables block view of children playing. You would have to stand among all the bundles of people which also makes it harder to keep a good eye on your children. The concept is so very cute and great place to gather, play, and eat. Congratulations on your opening.

This is a really cute indoor playground with an adorable outdoor/woodland vibe. The décor is…read morebeautiful -- lots of wood, forest-inspired details, and thoughtfully designed play areas. The kids loved the slide, swing, beach chairs, climbing walls, play kitchens, wooden playhouses, post office, tunnels, and more. Admission was $10 per child. The sign says "per person," but adults were not charged when we visited. Socks are required for anyone playing in the playground, but that wasn't shared in advance, so make sure to bring a pair or you'll need to buy them at the counter for $4. The food options were nice, and I'm including the menu because I couldn't find it anywhere before visiting. I hope they continue serving breakfast all day because it gives families more options. Just note that portions are on the smaller side -- the avocado toast was one small slice for $13, and the kids' pancakes were $8. The entrance is a little tricky. You enter through a back door behind Café Blanc at the back of the white building. There isn't much signage from the street, on the door, or inside. Once you enter, don't go up the stairs -- go in and to the right. Overall, it's a great indoor play spot for kids. My main tips: bring socks, don't come starving, and plan for smaller food portions.

We had dinner with members of the club last night. The grounds are stunning - it's rhododendron…read moreseason, and they were lovely. It's just a very pretty place in the northeastern Ohio woods in the spring. Moving on to the food and the staff - could not ask for better. Our wait staff were polite and prompt, but more importantly very funny, kind, and generally good to be around. Good people. The chef came out once, and my goodness, she is creative! We were there for a five course meal, and none of the courses disappointed. It was a really lovely experience.

best kept secret in two states . we are members from…read morePennsylvania, that drive two hours to enjoy great dining and atmosphere FCM

There is love in this garden and it's palpable. My elderly mom's spirits are lifted with every…read morebloom, all the small little bitty flowers as well as the large ones. You can hear her continually say "oh how beautiful". Just being a witness to how alive she becomes here makes me very happy. They work very hard weeding the grounds and it's hard work. In this trip we met one of the seasonal workers. She collected our entry fee of $5 each and asked us if we have visited in the past. Very nice young person. They are looking for volunteers and it would be s nice place for someone to de-stress and get their hands a little dirty. Also, gardening does burn calories. Every season you will see new plants and flowers coming up. It's not your perfectly polished garden, but it's your rough work in progress labor of love. You will always see the groundskeepers, seasonal workers and volunteers working hard there.

Wow. What a hidden gem. This place is gorgeous…read more I recently visited the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park and was blown away by its beauty and tranquility. The park is well-maintained and the variety of plants and flowers is truly stunning. I enjoyed walking through the different gardens, each with its own unique character and charm. They just opened on April 1st for the season so not everything was in bloom (obviously) but my minds eye could imagine if. What impressed me the most was the attention to detail and the dedication of the staff to ensure that everything was in pristine condition. I could tell that they take great pride in their work and it definitely shows. Overall, I highly recommend visiting the Strongsville Gardenview Horticultural Park. It's a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city and a true gem for nature lovers. Five stars all around!

Excellent location for huge events. Tons of parking and space.it's well kept up at a good price…read more Hold large events here, you won't be upset.

Our daughter's wedding reception was held June 3, 2023. I cannot say enough great things about the…read moreDome's Debi and Rick. EVERYTHING was top notch! Food, bar, decorations (thank you Cathy!), staff, organization, availability for conversations and meetings, professional and personal touches - this is the place to have your event! Family style is the way to go! We had almost 300 folks - the hall, decor and design was optimal; the parking lot also housed a Cigar Tent, which they happily accommodated (along with the Cigar vendor). Huge dance floor and huge bar. I cannot say enough great things about these folks. Book your party today!!

Went to visit my sister in law. She literally lives 10 minutes from the park so we decided to take…read morea walk this evening. The entire park was clean, plants were in bloom and the cabin and fields were perfect. We walked through the woods a bit and it was just an awesome evening. The only negative is the giant sign of things not allowed. It did kind of take away from the beauty of the entire park. I understand there are rules and there shoukd be. But, maybe make the sign a bit smaller and further back? Anyway, beautiful park. Keep up the awesome work!

I went here for the Magic of Lights with my nieces and my mom. It was great that it was $27 per car…read moreto drive through the light displays (if you purchased online). It was $35 on site. I have been to some light drive thru displays where it charged per person in the car which is quite ridiculous. Upon entry into the fairgrounds, there were two lines that eventually merged but kept the ticket scanning at a decent pace. One thing that wasn't the best was that as soon as you entered, the pavement was horrific. Almost too bad for a lower sitting car. If we had went any faster, the bottom of the car would be ruined. Also, the music on their radio station could've had more upbeat music for the children. Lastly, you are able to stop at a holiday village which has snacks, a synthetic ice rink, Santa photo area and more! If you live in the area, this is definitely worth a stop. But it isn't worth a drive to go there.

We came here for the Magic of Lights show a few weeks ago. The fairgrounds are very easy to find…read morevia GPS. The path was wide enough for all vehicles and it was an easy path to follow. The light display was beautiful with a lot to look at. The staff that we interacted with were very helpful and kind. I've never been to a county fair so I can't speak on that, but the light show is definitely something to check out to get you in the holiday spirit.

I visited this park on Friday, 5 July 2024 at 5pm for an outdoor wedding. Bain Park also has a…read morecabin that is available for rent. Chairs were placed outside in a slightly wooded area with trees. Due to rain that started as soon as my friend, the bride, walked down the aisle, the wedding ceremony was cut extremely short. The whole ceremony took about 5 minutes because of the rain. After the ceremony, we all took cover under the white gazebo for about 20 minutes. Then, everyone proceeded to the cabin in the park where dinner would be served. Unfortunately, I couldn't stay for dinner but I briefly entered the building/cabin however, I didn't see much because I had to leave. It was most likely set up with tables and chairs for dinner. Regarding having a simple wedding here, it looks like alot of people do host weddings here. Give them a call at 440-356-4444 if you want an indoor wedding in the cabin or an outdoor wedding in the wooded area outside. I've only been here once so a 3/5 rating is fair. **** GOAL of 150 reviews in 2024 - 55/150 total reviews in 2024 - 705 total overall Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 6 July 2024

Bain Cabin is beautiful. Along with the rental of the facility, you also have use of the large…read moregazebo outside. There is a beautiful little wooded area with a stream and old stone bridges that are perfect for pictures any time of year and you are nearly guaranteed to see deer. There is a no alcohol policy, hopefully they change their minds on that, I think they would be booked every day.