The Park Inn is a block from the Heartland Trail, a 49 mile multi-use trail for biking, cross-country skiing, walking, snowmobiling. . . skipping? The trail use to be train rails, and when the train stopped running in the area, the state eventually paved it over (as well as a number of other rail lines in the state) and developed it for recreational use.
Our room actually had a jacuzzi in it! Sadly, we're not exactly batting a thousand on our jacuzzis. This is the 2nd time we've stayed in a B&B, and the second time we chose the room with a jacuzzi. At the last B&B, there was no hot water.This whirlpool was perfect--but Doug got sick, and was not really inclined to get in the jacuzzi, although I got to enjoy it.
These are the two innkeepers, Don and Linda Hayle. Linda served us her signature french toast with cream cheese and raspberries, as part of a gourmet breakfast, one morning. This inn is worth staying at for the breakfast alone! One morning we had crab quiche, home-made rhubarb bread, and fresh fruit.
I'll post more photos from our weekend getaway over the next couple of days. . .
TFL!
