NANCY T

Fun place to shop and see artfully displayed antiques and vintage memorabilia. It's a pleasure just browsing through. Each time you turn a corner, there's the surprise of a whole new array of different and interesting items to see. Staff was courteous and eager to help you find that something special you might be looking for. There are 40 vendors showing unique, exquisite, and/or useful and appealing things to add to your home decor or belongings.

Well-organized and nicely-appointed train cars. Choice of three options: closed cars with windows that open and seats like a school bus; open cars with sideways-seating on wooden benches; and plusher seats in climate-controlled cars. We selected the last, but wish I had gone on the open car with the sideways seats. I found that if you are taking photos, the flash will reflect off of the windows and ruin your pictures.
While the experience was enjoyable, we expected a ride that showed more scenery at or above the treeline. The out and back trip seemed pretty short. I didn't care for the constant narration -- it was difficult to hear, and therefore, it was somewhat annoying to me. All in all, it was a nice experience, but could be improved.

Not open when we visited, but it was lovely to visit anyway. There is a large locomotive, another car, and a caboose with lights on the fronts glowing. These sit in the front of the charming historic train station having beautiful classic features and great for photographing.
It appears that periodically there are events...possibly musical entertainment on a stage built onto the front of a 'freight car' library. There is a small scale train track which I guess offers kids rides on a model train at certain times of the year. Directly across the street is the Motor Museum... check both out when you visit!

First a caveat-- though we love mini-golf and the course looked appealing and challenging, we did not play today. We just went for ice cream! Very cute ice cream shoppe with tables indoors and outside on deck. Excellent Gelato and ice cream flavors and variety of cone options including customized with jimmies, etc.
And an unbelievable price for generous scoops-- 2 for $5! Go to play and eat ice cream OR eat ice and then play OR just eat ice cream! It's all good!

Very well organized and many, many vendors. Live music too. Great food and produce options. Local spirits vendors, olives and olive oil, aromatic oils, jewelry, crystals, some clothing, vegetables, herbs and plants galore. The colors alone were a feast for the eyes to behold! Fresh meats, eggs, and cheeses. There was even a pair of sweet baby fainting goats. Places to sit, eat, relax available, and more. This is a must go -- support local farmers and entrepreneurs.