We arrived here at just before sunset and spent a good hour looking around the different shops. The place is essentially a short loop of around 17 huts including one that sells coffee and drinks. You could probably walk the loop in 5-10 mins max but recommend allowing an hour to relax and have a wander into each of the huts and some time for photos. The huts themselves are very small and sell unique crafts which are a twist on what you’d normally expect from candles, metalwork, felt art, woodwork and a variety of allsorts. We bought a couple of the forest candles (made out of wax but designed to look like a log with some cute animals at the bottom) and also a peanut lying down in a basket from the peanut art shop, they were against photos being taken so I haven’t posted pics of the items we bought. The products here aren’t cheap but the artist is in the shop making the products and you can see they are highly skilled and have invested a significant amount of time so we were happy to pay the freight. Dusk was the perfect time to visit as the place transformed when darkness hit and the lights became much more vivid. We drove here with our rent a car and parking was free and super easy.