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    This wonderful combination is the result of fulfilled dreams met by Nate and Linda Brinkman. In 2001, after 30 years of marriage Nate Brinkman purchased a 1/8 scale Boston and Maine live steam engine. Soon after he convinced Linda to allow him to lay some 7 1/2" gauge track to be able to run his train at Home. Before she knew it, he had surrounded their little 1100 square foot home with 2300 feet of railroad track. Being a welder by trade, he began to build passenger cars and a transfer table to allow other people to run their engines on his track. Linda Brinkman quickly realized that this life long dream would only compliment her dream of owning a Bed and Breakfast. Creating the space required would mean a major renovation to their little home, so in 2002, Linda, a remodeling contractor, increased their 1,100 sq. ft. home to almost 3200 sq. ft. It was an overwhelming undertaking, but once it was completed the whole Greater Toledo area was taking it in. Several newspaper article have been written about their projects and even a television interview was done. Linda and Nate are enjoying every minute and would like to share what they have with you.

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    Nightly Rate

    $80 - $150

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    Reservation Policy

    • Check in: 4pm    Check out: 11am

    • Deposit amount required: Please contact property for details

    • Cancellations: Please contact property for details

    • Open all year round: Y

    General Policies

    • Smoking allowed: No

    • Guest pets allowed: No

    • Drinking allowed: Yes

    • Drinks available: N

    • Suitable for children: No

    • Childcare provided: No

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    • Extended stay
      Days required: 4

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    • Type: Full

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    • Directions to property:
      From East State Route 2 On SR-2 continue (West Towards Sandusky Turn RIGHT (North) onto (S) Stadium Rd For 2.5 mi At Momeneetown, turn LEFT (West) onto Cedar Point Rd For 0.3 mi Arrive 5331 Cedar Point Rd, Oregon, OH 43616 From Detroit I-75 [Fisher Fwy S] Entering Ohio At I-75 Exit 12 A, turn LEFT (South-East) onto I-280 For At I-280 Exit 7, turn LEFT (East) onto SR-2 For 3.3 mi Towards Port Clinton At Booth, turn LEFT (North) onto (S) Wynn Rd For 2.5 mi Turn RIGHT (East) onto Cedar Point Rd For 0.7 mi Arrive 5331 Cedar Point Rd, Oregon, OH 43616 From Cleveland Take I-90 *Toll Road* At I-80 Exit 8 A, turn RIGHT (West) onto I-80 [I-90] For 71.4 mi Towards Toledo At I-80 Exit 5, turn RIGHT (North) onto I-280 For 8.3 mi Towards Toledo At I-280 Exit 7, turn RIGHT (East) onto SR-2 For 3.3 mi Towards Port Clinton At Booth, turn LEFT (North) onto (S) Wynn Rd For 2.5 mi Turn RIGHT (East) onto Cedar Point Rd For 0.7 mi Arrive 5331 Cedar Point Rd, Oregon, OH 43616 From Columbus Take US-23 At I-70 Exit 100B, turn LEFT (West) onto I-70 [I-71] For 7.4 mi Towards Dayton At I-70 Exit 93 / I-270 Exit 8, turn RIGHT (North) onto I-270 For 8.7 mi At I-270 Exit 17, turn LEFT (West) onto US-33 For 17.4 mi Towards Marysville At US-33 SR-31 Exit, turn RIGHT (North) onto SR-31 For 30.6 mi Towards Kenton Turn LEFT (West) onto SR-309 For 120 yds Towards Lima Turn RIGHT (North) onto US-68 For 27.0 mi Towards Findlay At I-75 Exit 159, bear RIGHT (North) onto I-75 For 43.1 mi Towards Toledo At I-75 Exit 199, turn RIGHT (East) onto SR-65 For 1.7 mi Turn RIGHT (East) onto Navarre Ave For 0.4 mi Continue (East) on SR-2 For 4.7 mi Towards Oregon At Booth, turn LEFT (North) onto (S) Wynn Rd For 2.5 mi Turn RIGHT (East) onto Cedar Point Rd For 0.7 mi Arrive 5331 Cedar Point Rd, Oregon, OH 43616

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  • More modern and less stuffy

    About the reviewer

    • Between 36-45 years old

    • Frequently stays at B&Bs

    • Typically stays in moderate lodging

    • Was travelling for a weekend getaway

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    This was the first B&B that my husband and I stayed at outside of our home state, Michigan. Since there weren't any previous reviews posted for it, I was a tad apprehensive to book this place. Taking the chance, I reserved a room for us and also for the other couple we were traveling with. Linda was very warm on the phone and answered my numerous questions about the accomodations. On the day of arrival, she allowed us to check in earlier than her normal 4pm check-in time in order to allow us to continue our plans with freedom. The house is more modern and less stuffy than most of the B&B's we stay at. It definitely feels like she has opened her home to her guests. You are asked to choose your breakfast off a "menu" of choices. It sounded kind of funny at first, but what an excellent idea! The choices were a traditional egg breakfast, House Special, fruit-filled crepes, omelets, or pancakes. The breakfasts were served with red-skinned fried potatoes, fresh fruit, toast, and choice of beverage. Very relaxed atmosphere. The most memorable part of this B&B is the train that runs around the property! Yes, I said train. Linda's husband, Nate, has outdone himself by laying down an actual set of train tracks and takes the guests for a ride on it. What a cool experience. Even Linda and her dog Brutus (name does not relate to size of dog!), took a ride with us around the tracks. We had a comfortable stay and would consider staying there again. Definitely a recommeded B&B.

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