Thai rolled ice cream and gourmet donuts.
Feed and supply store that caters to the needs of your wild birds, pets and horses.
All natural, handcrafted toffee, chocolates and confections.
Therapeutic oils and wellness coaching. Offer a unique blend of olive oils and balsamic vinegars from all around the world.
With more than 45 years of combined showing, breeding and veterinary experience, Le Cheval is your go-to source for the finest products at the most competitive prices for your equine star.
Organic and natural food market. Local products. Gluten free products. Fresh made salads, sandwiches, soups, prepared deli. Fresh juice bar and smoothies.
The Doggy Bag is a dog bakery and boutique that specializes in all natural dog treats. Homemade dog treats are baked fresh daily in small batches. Also a selection of leashes, collars, bowls and accessories as well as unique gifts for dog and cat lovers.
Master Goldsmith, Certified Appraiser, Small Business Degree, Diamond and Diamond Grading Degrees. Variety of all Types retail Jewelry and also Jewelry pieces that are hand-made, originals crafted by the owner, Scott Mars.
Homemade chocolates and fudge, frozen yogurt, roasted nuts, nostalgia candy and more.
Animal feed. Pest control. Pet supplies. Landscape. Wildlife. Gardening. Pool and Spa.
Wisconsin Harley-Davidson is located just off of I-94 on Highway 67 South in Oconomowoc. Dealership offers Harley-Davidson® merchandise, motorcycle sales and factory trained service technicians in addition to events throughout the year.
Hooves & Paws is a pet and equine supply store that specializes in natural and holistic food and products.
Unique lighting and decor. Repairs.
Books & Company offers books and unique gifts, personalized reading recommendations, author events, free monthly storytime for children ages 3 – 6, toys and puzzles, and free services for book clubs.
Betrothed… your special day boutique has wedding dresses, designer gowns, tuxedo rental to a vast selection of hand-picked accessories. Also features a full-service floral shop.
Avolen Wellness Center provides opportunities to promote health and balance in your life. Traditional and complementary therapies include Massage, Acupuncture, CranioSacral, Trager, Lymphatic Drainage, Facials, Meditation and Nutrition as well as specialties such as the ancient Japanese art Reiki, the Chinese exercise Tai Chi, the Indian practices of Yoga and Chakra rotation for stone therapy as well as Art therapy sessions.
Avolen offers Young Living and Amazon Herb skin care products, Jojoba Oil, Shea Butter, GanoExcel healthy beverages, Amazon Herbs, and Young Living Essential Oils to compliment their services.
Apple Nutrition carries supplements, vitamins, natural foods and more.
An 1846 Greek Revival Stage Coach inn with 18 rooms authentically restored and furnished with Federal, American, Empire and Early Victorian antiques. On National Register of Historical Places. History As many local school children have been discovering for years, The Hawks Inn is a great place to go to learn more about the history of Delafield. History of Delafield, WI – est. 1843 Wisconsin, originally known as the Michigan Territory, began its settlement in the early nineteenth century when the government offered land at a price of one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre. The area which is now Delafield was dotted with sparkling lakes, clear river streams and hardwood forests. Seasonal fishing and hunting camps of several Indian tribes could be found on the shores of the lakes and streams. Cabins were first settled on this rolling landscape in 1839. Other settlers, including farmers and merchants, soon followed. herds of sheep began to graze the gentle hills as grist and saw mills appeared along the streams. Perhaps Delafield’s most famous settler was Nelson Hawks who moved here with his family from the state of New York. Mr. Hawks soon built a three story inn as a stage coach stop in 1846. Recognized by the National Register of Historic Places, the Hawks Inn still stands today as an educational museum. Mr. Hawks named this little settlement Delafield and in 1848, the Michigan territory became the state of Wisconsin. Today this historic community thrives with over six thousand residents.
Upscale producer-only market featuring locally grown vegetables and fruits, herbs, honey, cider, fresh and dried flowers, perennials and bedding plants, and a variety of handcrafted items.