We came here on a windy Sunday afternoon to enjoy some craft beer and relax. There's plenty of parking in the gravel lot, only a short distance from everything. There was also a maker's market going on, with several vendors selling their goods, as well as a jazz musician on guitar nearby, as well as loads of shaded picnic tables which were great for eating our sandwiches from the Fork'n'Delicious food truck (sandwiches were huge!). There were also nice bathrooms, the trailer version, close by.
Not to be forgotten, there's a beer stand, pouring lots of the Tired Hands beers. There was also a cans-to-go station in case you need some roadies. (See photos for draft/can lists)
We grabbed sandwiches and drinks and ate at the picnic tables, listening to the jazz music, before heading up the hill. It wasn't too busy, but there was a decent amount of people. Ordering was never a long wait, with usually one 1 person in line at any time.
Leading up the hill, there are paths and clearings, with gazebos dotting the landscape. Some other folks were having a birthday party in one near by -- what a great idea. We escaped the wind by hitting the Adirondack chairs at the top of the hill and enjoyed our beers while looking down upon the entire scene. Our dog especially loved the vantage point! There was also a few cornhole boards and a frisbee golf area nearby. While the shed was closed that day due to staffing issues, my friend told me it's a can shed, so presumably you could grab drinks right there and not have the longer walk back.
Worth noting: there are some ankle breakers near the top of the hill -- we think they're black walnuts -- big, round, and treacherous, so consider yourself warned!
By the time we left, there was a full band playing and the crowd was growing in size. We really enjoyed our time here, and look forward to checking it out again on a less windy day. read more