The Neitenbach Farm in Cuyahoga Valley National Park

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The Neitenbach Farm

A working vegetable and herb farm with an on-farm stand.

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Store
Nearest trail
1.1 mi
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Overview

About The Neitenbach Farm

Why stop

  • Working farm products include vegetables and culinary herbs.

Heads up

  • Public access is limited at many park farms; check before visiting.

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StoreThe Neitenbach Farm41.17130, -81.56982
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Before you go

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The Neitenbach Farm is a working vegetable and herb farm on Akron Peninsula Road. It grows vegetables and culinary and medicinal herbs using biodynamic methods, and its farmstand is a focused stop for local farm products. The park says most working farms open to the public only for events. Check the farm's current updates before driving over; no regular drop-in schedule is listed, so a visit may need to line up with an event.

3 active Cuyahoga Valley alerts

  • ClosureTowpath Trail improvement closureThe Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail from Boston Trailhead to Lock 29 in Peninsula is closed for improvements during the August 24–November 20, 2026 closure period.Official details
  • CautionCuyahoga River paddling closure and hazardsPaddlers must portage the current river-wide closure near river mile 17 and avoid serious river hazards. - The closure is due to bridge demolition and construction.Official details
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More about The Neitenbach Farm

What the farm offersThe farm has an on-site stand and CSA, with vegetables, culinary herbs, herbal teas, tinctures,…

The farm has an on-site stand and CSA, with vegetables, culinary herbs, herbal teas, tinctures, and salves among its offerings. Plan this as a farm-goods stop; no prepared-meal service or current stock list is documented.

Part of the valley's farming storyThe farm is part of the Countryside Initiative, a park program started in 1999 to keep farming…

The farm is part of the Countryside Initiative, a park program started in 1999 to keep farming in the valley's rural landscape. Agriculture here goes much further back: Indigenous people were the valley's first farmers and began domesticating plants during the late Archaic period. The farm connects today's working landscape with a long agricultural history.

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