General Info

The Inn at Brandywine Falls is located in the heart of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park located adjacent to the Brandywine waterfall. The historic landmark is on the National Register of Historic Homes, and was originally built in 1848 as the home to James and Adeline Wallace. In addition to their home (now Inn), the Wallace family owned 800+ acres of land which included the Brandywine Mills and was considered to be the centerpiece of the community in the mid 1800’s. The historic landmark is serviced by a private lease coordinated by the National Park Service.The Inn at Brandywine Falls is located in the heart of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park located adjacent to the Brandywine waterfall. The historic landmark is on the National Register of Historic Homes, and was originally built in 1848 as the home to James and Adeline Wallace. In addition to their home (now Inn), the Wallace family owned 800+ acres of land which included the Brandywine Mills and was considered to be the centerpiece of the community in the mid 1800’s. The historic landmark is serviced by a private lease coordinated by the National Park Service.