# Hartville

Hartville is a village in Stark County in Northeast Ohio.

## Understand

Hartville is known as a "dry" town, meaning no alcoholic beverages are served or sold in the village. Very few shops are open on Sundays, and a few restaurants are closed too. This is possibly due to the fairly large Mennonite population.

### Visitor Information

* Discover Hartville, 11924 King Church Avenue, Uniontown, ☏ +1 330 877-5500.
* Canton/Stark County Convention Visitors Bureau, 222 Market Ave. N. (Located inside the Millennium Centre), Canton, ☏ +1 330 454-1439.

## Get in

Hartville is located halfway between Akron and Canton at the intersection of State Route 43 and State Route 619.
* SR 43 begins in Cleveland and ends in Steubenville. SR 43 runs North and South through Hartville. You can get off of I-76 (in Kent) at the SR 43 exit.
* SR 619 begins in Barberton and ends near Alliance. SR 619 runs East and West through Hartville. You can get off I-77 (in Green at the SR 619 exit.

## See

* Hartville Chocolate Factory, ☏ +1 330 877-1999. Two locations: 114 S. Prospect (Corner of Rts. 619 & 43 South) and 1289 Edison St. (in Hartville Marketplace). Prospect Street location hours: M,Tu,Th,F 10AM-6PM; W&S 10AM-5PM.

## Do

* 40.9786-81.31221 Quail Hollow Park, 13480 Congress Lake Avenue, ☏ +1 330-409-8096, fax: +1 330 877-4165, quail.hollow.parks@dnr.state.oh.us. Open daily 6AM-11PM. This state park has almost 700 acres of land, with miles of hiking, bridle, and biking trails. Also located at Quail Hollow are some beautiful gardens and a forty room Manor house that was built in the 1920s. If you are interested in touring the house, contact the park to ensure the visitors center is open.
* Sable Creek Golf Course, 5942 Edison Street, ☏ +1 330 877-9606. NE. Weekday rates: $13/19 (9/18 holes); Weekend morning rates: $16/33 (9/18 holes); Weekend afternoon rates: $13/20 (9/18 holes); add $4 per 9 holes for cart. This is a public golf course that has 27 holes.

## Buy

* Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market, 1289 Edison Street NW, ☏ +1 330 877-9860. M, Th, F, Sa: 9AM-5PM. Sarah's Grille, their food court, opens at 7AM. The biggest attraction in Hartville. The Marketplace has around 200 stores inside a large building. Most of the stores sell new items, such as toys and crafts. The Flea Market is located outside and has 1,000 spaces available. Outside you will find flea market type items, such as antiques and collectibles. While both the Marketplace and the Flea Market are open year-round, there is a considerable drop in the vendors willing to stand outside during the cold Ohio winters. However, all of the indoor vendors remain. The busiest time of the flea market is May - October, and the busiest weekends are Memorial Day, The 4th of July and Labor Day.

## Eat

* Frontier Restaurant, 418 E Maple St, ☏ +1 330 877-3423.
* Hartville Kitchen, 1015 Edison Street NW, ☏ +1 330 877-9353. M,Tu,Th-Sa 11AM-8PM. Located in front of the Hartville Marketplace.

## Drink

* Maize Valley Market & Winery, 6193 Edison St NE, ☏ +1 330 877-8344, mr.maze@maizevalley.com. Not in the city limits of Hartville, this is the closest place to get a drink and see some live entertainment on Saturdays.

## Sleep

There are very few places to stay in Hartville. Visitors should probably look into Canton, North Canton, or Alliance for lodging.
* Cutty's Sunset Camping Resort, 8050 Edison St (SR44 and SR619 intersection), ☏ +1 330 935-2431, toll-free: +1-800-533-7965, cuttsun@aol.com.
* Quail Hollow Park, 13480 Congress Lake Avenue, ☏ +1 330-409-8096, quail.hollow.parks@dnr.state.oh.us. Quail hollow has 25 campsites available for groups, such as Boy/Girl Scouts.