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The Trailhead Store is open Sunday through Thursday, 7 am to 7 pm, and Friday through Saturday, 7 am to 9 pm.

No entry fee is required to access the Store.

Welcome to the Trailhead Store, your gateway to adventure and relaxation at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden! Nestled amidst the beauty of nature, our store offers a delightful array of refreshments, snacks, and provisions to fuel your outdoor escapades. Quench your thirst with our selection of coffee drinks, beer, and wine, perfect for both on-site enjoyment and to-go adventures. Indulge your taste buds with our range of fresh to-go food options, including vegan and meaty delights, crafted to satisfy every craving. Grab a quick bite or pick-me-up with our assortment of snacks, ensuring you stay energized throughout your outdoor activities.

Whether you’re embarking on a hike along our scenic trails or seeking a serene spot to unwind, the Trailhead Store has everything you need for a memorable experience in the great outdoors. The Trailhead Store offers convenient access to all of the picturesque trails on Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden’s property.

We are proud to feature Night Swim Coffee.

Our Coffee Menu:

  • Batch Brew 8/12 oz
  • Cold Brew
  • Espresso
  • Americano
  • Cappuccino
  • Latte
  • Chai, Matcha, London Fog
Syrups
  • Caramel
  • Vanilla
  • Cane
  • Lavender
  • Mocha
  • White Chocolate
  • Peanut Butter
  • SF Vanilla
  • SF Caramel

Tea

  • Earl Grey
  • Breakfast
  • Chamomile
  • Jasmine
  • Hot Chocolate

Our Bakery Menu (subject to change):

  • Muffins
  • Cookies
  • Brownies
  • Cinnamon Claw
  • Scones
  • Pie Breads

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We are located on the grounds of the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. Proceeds from The Trailhead Store support the mission of the Garden.

Yes, we are located on Garden grounds. Proceeds from The Trailhead Store support the mission of Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden.

Sunday – Thursday: 7 AM – 7 PM
Friday – Saturday: 7 AM – 9 PM

Tickets are available at the Visitor Pavilion, located approximately 0.25 miles down the road.

Absolutely! Members enjoy a 15% discount on all purchases, excluding alcohol.

You’re welcome to use either our main entrance gate or the historical Garden entrance closest to the Trailhead Store! Both entrances are open for your convenience.

For the time being, we recommend using the main gates or the original Garden gate for entry.

Our trails are accessible and free to explore. Feel free to start your adventure just outside our door!

Certainly! Plastic cups are provided for trail adventures, while glass is permitted on the porch. Open containers must stay on DSBG property. Please be sure to throw away your trash in the provided receptacles and help us keep our land clean for all to enjoy!

We do not permit outside alcohol on the premises.

Yes! Starting April 6, we will be hosting a weekly free music series called “Pickin’ on the Porch” from 2-4 pm on Saturday afternoons! It’s a great time to relax outdoors, bring your lawn chair, let the kids run, and listen to some great regional musicians!

Yes! Leashed dogs are welcome on our porch and outside areas. Only service dogs are permitted inside The Trailhead Store.

While leashed dogs are permitted on designated special days, we kindly ask that dogs remain on the grounds outside of the Garden during regular operating hours.

Yes, our dog park is conveniently located behind the cabin. Dogs must remain leashed until inside the Dog Park. We ask all owners to be responsible pet parents and pick up after their dogs.

Yes, we have restroom facilities on-site for your convenience.

DSBG Trail Map

Embark on a journey through nature right from the Trailhead Store! Our trails wind through woodlands, meadows, and peaceful water features, offering a variety of walking and hiking experiences for all levels.

Easily navigate the picturesque landscapes with the adjacent map and enjoy views of the botanical gardens and native wildlife along the way.

Explore the beauty and serenity of our trails at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden today!