Noshery, Sunset Picnic Plaza Opens At Huntington Beach

BAY VILLAGE, OH — Construction at Huntington Beach and The Noshery finished Thursday, the Cleveland Metroparks announced.

New amenities include the now complete Huntington Reservation Enhancement Project, restoration of the historic Water Tower and a new ADA accessible restroom and changing facility. The project cost the Cleveland Metroparks $1.6 million.

“We’re thrilled to complete the Huntington Reservation Enhancement Project and make one of our oldest park reservations more accessible and welcoming in time for Memorial Day weekend,” said Cleveland Metroparks CEO Brian Zimmerman. “The Noshery and Sunset Picnic Plaza pay homage to Huntington Reservation’s historic charm and offer new ways for guests to take in spectacular views of Lake Erie.”

The Noshery has a new concession building, featuring made-to-order fare including braided soft pretzels, nosh salad and crispy walleye sandwiches. There will also be Honey Hut ice cream. There will also be cocktails and craft beer from Ohio-based breweries.

The Noshery officially opens Friday and will be open throughout Memorial Day weekend from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. Summer hours will then be Wednesday through Sunday, 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.

The 4,200-square-foot Sunset Picnic Plaza offers gorgeous views of Lake Erie and has a fire pit, picnic tables, arbor and Adirondack chairs.

The Huntington Reservation Enhancement Project also includes improvements to the Huntington Beach entranceway and bike racks and the restoration to the exterior siding of the historic water tower. Bench swings for additional lake viewing will be installed later this summer.