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The Peninsula Depot Visitor Center is an information and orientation facility developed to help visitors explore Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad, the Village of Peninsula, and the Ohio & Erie Canalway. The building is an original depot from the Valley Railway, which opened in 1880. Originally the Boston Mill Depot, it was moved to Peninsula in the early 1970s.
It can be found from the intersection of Akron-Peninsula Road and State Route 303 by following signs for the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. It is the boarding site for CVSR train rides.
Note: Follow signs for Lock 29 for parking.
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The short version of my excursion:
I booked a trip on their Ale to Rail trip. Although I was the first to arrive, I was the last to board because they could not find my tickets. The lights went out immediately after leaving the station, and the entire ride was in the dark. The food was horrible and we were served only about 4 oz of each beer. It was a huge waste of time and money!
Their customer service is non-existent. I left numerous messages, but none were returned.