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About Peninsula Depot
Peninsula Depot is a historic railway depot serving as a CVSR boarding station in the charming village of Peninsula, Ohio. Located at 1630 Mill Street West, this former Boston Mill Depot site now operates as a gateway for scenic train experiences and special excursions along the Cuyahoga Valley. While not a traditional performance venue, Peninsula Depot hosts memorable travel experiences, seasonal activities, and community events that draw locals and visitors alike. We’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transportation, nearby lodging, and dining to help you plan a smooth visit.
Secure your seats for National Park Scenic train rides and After Hours excursions from Peninsula Depot, and explore nearby lodging like The Inn at Brandywine Falls, Silver Fern Bed & Breakfast, Stanford House, and The Log Cabin with River Light Gallery. If you’re staying in the area, consider convenient parking options at CVSR stations or the Lock 29 Trailhead parking. For a complete visit, pair your train adventure with a bite at local eateries and reserve accommodations through trusted affiliate partners for easy planning.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1630 Mill Street West, Peninsula, OH 44264 (Peninsula Depot boarding station).
- Venue type: Historic railway depot / CVSR boarding station, not a dedicated performance venue.
- Parking: Free parking at CVSR stations; nearby parking at Lock 29 Trailhead for Peninsula Depot.
- Platform: 1 side platform (single-track CVSR line).
- Depot hours: Peninsula Depot is open 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. on days when the National Park Scenic train runs.
- Notable events: National Park Scenic train rides and After Hours excursions run from Peninsula Depot; Breakfast Along the Cuyahoga has been offered in the past (status occasionally suspended).
- Nearby lodging: The Inn at Brandywine Falls; Silver Fern Bed & Breakfast; Stanford House; The Log Cabin and River Light Gallery are noted lodging/amenities within walking distance.
- Renamed/demolished: The current Peninsula Depot originated when the Boston Mill Depot was moved to Peninsula in 1968; it is not demolished.