Such a cute gift shop! Conveniently located next to the lock 29 trailhead for towpath trail. Very…read morefriendly workers! Got a postcard and ornament. Great prices!

Got here first on my revisit to Peninsula. Reasonably priced snacks and ice cream novelties while…read moreoffering a variety of souvenirs and gifts, with a selection from local artisans. Much larger than what you'd expect for a trailhead shop. Located behind the Winking Lizard at the Lock 29 trailhead probably reduces its visibility from the main road and folks would have to get off the Towpath, cross the river, to get to the shop.

On the property of The Gardner of Bath is Henry's Creamery. Delicious ice cream! It's small batch…read morehomemade artisanal ice cream. Gluten free options are available too. There are very unique flavors to choose from. You can choose more than one flavor too if buying more than one scoop. The staff person working was helpful and friendly. Three of us chose different ice creams so we could each taste the variety of flavors. Our rankings in this order--tahini, roasted banana, cookies and cream, malted vanilla. Liked tahini the best! Looking forward to another visit to Henry's Creamery so we can try their other creations too!

One of the best places in the whole area. Hubby and I found it years ago and have been back so many…read moretimes, I couldn't even tell you. This is one of the easiest places to spend time and money at! Always new finds, treasures, goodies and rare quirky items that I never knew I wanted until I saw them and needed them! Lol! Staff has to be some of the nicest and most honest people in business, especially a locally owned and operated business. Ten out of ten would recommend the Gardner for their amazing selection, attentive and friendly staff, and attention to the little details that make a shopping experience great!

Cute little shop near the CVNP Boston Trail Visitor Center. I tried the black raspberry chip ice…read morecream. It is one of my favorite ice cream creams from Graeters. I honestly wasn't expecting it to be nearly as good. It was amazing.

Is this a really cute shop, perfect for a quick snack. Coolers with ice cream, drinks & salads…read more Plenty of bagged snacks for the kids as well.

They know their business. After spending a year looking for serviceberry trees and bushes, I found…read morea real nursery that knows what I'm looking for, it's a native to Ohio and grows well. They are big on plants and trees, but do the usual junk on a smaller scale.

Love Suncrest! I started getting into plants 2 years ago and I really like the quality of plants…read morethey have. I have purchased plants for indoor as well as for our outdoor landscaping - the employees have different areas they focus on and have all been quite helpful in picking the right types of plants for my yard.

Love love love love…read more Please note cash only but they have an ATM Fresh baked goods Fresh fruit Fresh juices The cutest outdoor seating I've ever seen!!

Went to Szalay's today, not there sweet corn yet and you can tell!!! Don't even bother buyingread more

One of the most beautiful visitor centers we've been to. Two stories tall, with a small little shop…read moreon the 1st floor and some interactive and educational bits on top. The real winner was the variety of wildflowers growing outside. Right behind, there is a gorgeous bridge that goes over a stream. The bathrooms were plentiful and decently clean.

This is a really nice visitor center for Cuyahoga Valley National Park. There's a large parking lot…read morebut it is shared with a station for the scenic railroad and it was hopping. The visitor center was full of rangers and volunteers, many of which were very friendly and helpful. It is two story and there is a nice exhibit space and kids area upstairs. The first floor has information, maps, and a gift shop. The exhibit was really informative and nice and explained how Cuyahoga Valley was formed out of the desire to make national parks accessible to more people, which it certainly seems to have accomplished!

I don't really know what makes one garden center better than another really, but I've visited this…read moreplace multiple times and it seems to me it deserves some love. For starters, most garden centers have a few cats, maybe a golden retriever, but this one has a pot-bellied pig! Her name is Petunia and she has a little relaxing area towards the back. Does it add anything to the garden center itself? Not really, but for heavens sake, you have to at least appreciate that she's there, just chilling and keeping people company as they select their garden items. Their selection is pretty good as far as things go. They have the standard kitchy garden items, along with a lot of potted plants. You'll also find baby trees if you're keen on planting one, as well as seedlings. I'll admit I haven't always had the greatest service here, some of the staff are great in making recommendations, while others make me wonder why they even work at a garden store. I've purchased several plants here though and all of them have been quite hardy. One in particular, a lime plant, has thrived despite the fact that I kill plants on the regular. Finally, I love their seasonal decorations. They usually mix it up dependent on the season, and I can pretty much always guarantee they will have what I'm looking for, whether it's hanging spring flower baskets, summer herb seedlings, or pumpkins and hay bales.

I purchased a shrub last year for a client and it was dead by spring. Trying to replace it has…read moreturned into a real hassle. I have been told several different answers and we are also outside their delivery area. The customer is not happy and neither am I. I do not recommend purchasing from this business. They do not stand behind their products at all and give excuses. Very lame business practice.