Exceeded all my expectations. I will break down my experience into categories: **Staff:** The staff was absolutely amazing. They seemed very happy to work there and were incredibly helpful. **Water Park:** The water park featured some fantastic rides. The changing rooms were very clean, and there were plenty of food and drink options, along with ample seating for everyone. I do recommend bringing your own towels, as they do not rent them out, but they are available for purchase. **Roller Coasters:** The park has a variety of coasters, with "Tremors" and the newer "Stunt Pilot" being particularly smooth and exciting. I’ve visited many parks across the country, and these attractions can compete with the top national brands. **Food:** The food was above average for a carnival/theme park setting. While the buffet was somewhat lackluster, it is a good deal if you plan to go back multiple times throughout the day. **Overall Pricing:** Everything, from parking to food, admission, merchandise, and souvenirs, was fairly priced. Since this park isn’t part of a nationwide corporation, you won’t encounter the corporate markup typically found at large parks like Disney or Six Flags. In summary, this was an excellent experience. We visited on July 4 and 5, and even though the crowds were a bit larger on the second day, everything remained manageable. The park was absolutely beautiful, with every detail—from landscaping to music and cleanliness—being spot on. I would definitely recommend this park to any family, and the 6.5-hour drive we made to get there was worth it.

Great trails! Challenging but not too difficult and there's plenty of opportunities to explore little trails off the main one. Will be back to explore again!

We spent the 4th of July here and it was beautiful, peaceful, and so relaxing. The fireworks put on by the town over the lake were phenomenal. There is a doggie swim beach for your fur babies to enjoy! The tall pine trees that line the lake are so pretty. The kids had a blast tubing and fishing.

Farragut State Park is a hidden gem! We went for a light hike through some peaceful, scenic trails that were easy to enjoy without being too strenuous. Afterward, we headed into nearby Bayview and grabbed some delicious pizza—perfect post-hike fuel. The highlight of the day was the boat ride on the lake. The weather was perfect, and the views were absolutely stunning. We spent a couple of hours soaking up the sun and admiring the natural beauty. The best part? We actually got to watch an eagle hunting—such an unforgettable moment. Definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a mix of outdoor adventure and relaxing nature vibes. Can't wait to come back!

This is the only alpaca farm I have ever been to so I don't have anything to compare it to but in my opinion this is an amazing ranch. It's been 7-8 years since I went so I can't remember all the details but I do remember how much fun it was. I think we toured some cabins for rent on the property and maybe some sort of store. She took us on her Gator type vehicle through the woods and over a little stream. We got to feed the animals, and she let the kids herd the animals from one pin to the other. It was fun for the kids and adults. 10/10 recommend

The state park by Bayview was a great spot to access the lake! We loved it and can’t wait to be back to swim and paddle board some more. We are so lucky to live in the PNW where our lakes are crystal clear and (almost) drinkable! Compared to some East cost lakes that you can’t even see through!!

The staff were awesome. 1st time in Idaho and they made my wife and I time very enjoyable. We were the only ones scheduled for the morning and they treated us like we were friends and gave us clear instructions. They were very thorough and even though they do this everyday they still went step by step on the safety procedures which made us feel very safe. Highly recommend only problem I have is that they’re cowboy fans other than that they’re great people and it was a great experience and would highly recommend to anyone near the area wanting to do this.

Very interesting and educational! If you have sensitive ears bring earplugs, they demonstrate some of the machinery. It is pretty cold in the mines so bring a light jacket! The trolley ride up to the mines is fun but please be courteous to the other passengers and talk quietly amongst yourselves as the guide is narrating about the history of the town as you ride through.

We drove through St. Regis last month and knew that we had to come back to the St. Regis Travel Center so that we could spend more time in the gift shop, which we did just a couple of days ago. The gift shop is amazing--there are so many beautiful gift items to choose from, and the merchandise is ever-changing. They have beautiful paintings and other wall decor (wood carvings, metalwork, etc.) as well as clothing items and so much more. There is a huge selection of huckleberry items, from handsoap to milkshakes. (The huckleberry milkshakes are delicious!!) They also have a huge aquarium filled with trout that kids and adults will enjoy watching. So much to see and do! I am so glad we made the trip back here.

My first time rafting was with Pangaea and I struggle to think that any other experience could top the one I had. At the start of the day, when we arrived at Pangaea, we were greeted by Owen who knew and remembered our names immediately. We got geared up and went over safety details which were clear and even fun to follow along with. Once we got to the river we were paired up with our awesome guide Tristan and the best fellow boaters. The whole journey was a blast and Tristan enhanced our time on the river by making sure we struck the perfect balance between fun and safety. Conversation flowed as we meandered down the river and new friendships truly formed. After lunch, we got to break out the wine and charcuterie and really take in the scenery of the Clark Fork — the perfect ending to our float. We really didn’t want the day to end and enjoyed the ability to continue hanging out with everyone back at Pangaea. Thank you so much David and the Pangaea team for making the day so great!

Montana River Guides hosts a great class to learn how to read the water, analyze risk and guide safe rafting adventures. Sam and Everette were very patient instructors that are highly skilled. I enjoyed the experience and highly recommend their courses to anyone seeking new learnings of white water rafting or just in need of a refresher!

My husband and I stopped here on our way home to WA from Whitefish, MT. We loved this experience so much. We didn't think we would see much bison honestly and ended up seeing a ton. And even saw some antelope. Also has great views. Stop here if you are in Western WA , it is well worth $20.

One large room with a self guided tour. There's another area with record elk & deer mounts. And a nice gift shop. We spent close to an hour here. Everyone was friendly and the place is excellently maintained.

I love carousels. This one is well maintained and generates smiles for young, old, and young at heart! Each pony has a history, and there is a lot of history about the making of the carousel on site as well. There is a lovely little gift shop where I was able to purchase an ornament of the pony rode. It is also located next to the riverwalk, so you can take a stroll or a swim. If you're in Missoula, you should visit this place.

A place you should definitely visit when you are nearby! Garnet is one of Montana's most intact ghost towns. It symbolizes an important era in Montana's hard rock mining history. Substantial effort has gone into stabilizing and protecting the remaining historic structures. We had a nice time exploring the old buildings.

We visited the mine location over the weekend and had the full day VIP area booking. We had such a great time. The staff were extremely helpful and knowledgeable, always available to answer questions and help wash our gravel. We have a special needs child and it was easy and comfortable for her to enjoy the day with us at the mine. Looking forward to our next visit!

Where do I even start? Y’all! This place is such a fun place to visit with friends & family. The candy shop itself is just beautiful. As soon as you walk in you feel as if you’ve taken a step back in time. We were met at the door by the sweetest girl holding a basket full of fresh, homemade taffy, each individually wrapped. They have just about every flavor you can think of. If looking for chocolate, nostalgic candies, or almost any sweet treat, there’s a good chance they will have it! Looking for something that’s sugar-free? No problem! They have an impressive selection to choose from. The fudge is made fresh in-house and is truly fantastic. Chocolate with peanut butter and salted caramel are my personal favorites. I haven’t been to many candy stores, but if I had to guess I would say this is right up there with the best of them. If you ever find yourself in or anywhere near Phillipsburg Montana, make time to visit The Sweet Palace, but try to take some self-control in with you, you’ll most likely need it!😁

This is a well-preserved gem. It tells the story of one huge ranch in Western Montana- the trials and the successes. The entire farm is self-sustaining- the rangers brand cows, put up hay, and care for the horses, as well as educate the public and host camps. The house tour was the most informative part and we marveled at how "ahead of their time" the former occupants had been- bringing in electricity and central heating. This is a very unique national park site, definitely worth checking out. We spent about 3 hours there. I was surprised at how few staff their were. They didn't have enough to have people in period clothing or showing off different parts like the blacksmithing station. Obviously, I was aware this was due to cuts at the federal level and not the rangers themselves. The rangers we did meet were kind and helpful, happy to answer our questions. One even taught us how to rope cows! I was also alarmed by a sign posted from the Dept of the Interior asking people to tattle if Americans aren't always portrayed in the best light. It felt like something you might see in North Korea. History should be truthful. We are supposed to learn from the things done wrong. Again, this had nothing to do with the rangers at the park, but it is an indication of the current climate that is detrimental to our parks.

Highly Recommend! Very interesting and educational. So much history! We only had time to tour the prison and auto museum but if you have 2 days, you can enjoy 3 other museums with your admission ticket. Very enjoyable experience and such friendly staff. Over 200 beautiful cars organized well by decades. Nicest car museum I have ever toured. I am not passionate about cars, but I really enjoyed it!

This is a neat museum to see. Be there before 2pm to catch the last tours underground. There is plenty to see on the 20 something acres above though. Good place to kill a couple of hours strolling around and exploring unguided too. It's at the back of the Montana tech school so keep on going if you think you're lost. Check it out, lots of neat stuff to see.

Photos were taken Friday, September 27, 2024. Admission was only $5/ person during our trip. This is one of the most beautiful (and toxic) bodies of water, that doesn't seem real unless you see it in person with your own two eyes! There are some signs in the viewing area as well.

We loved the main cavern tour. We hiked about 3/4 of a mile up the paved trail to the cavern opening. There were a lot of stairs but as active seniors, we could do it without difficulty. There are some tight places and a lot of crouching so as not to hit your head. The rooms were full of stalagmites and stalactites, rock shaped like ribbons of bacon, popcorn, and columns. It was incredible to see and photograph. We loved our experience. There is another tour that is more accessible for younger kids and mobility challenged people.

Looks like a great building it was locked up tight when I visited. Here are some pictures from throughout the city of Virginia City! Cool place to visit but make sure you do it between Memorial Day and Labor Day otherwise most doors will be locked. Only locals hanging out

My family and I camped here for a few days. They have an awesome thermal pool that is great for the family! Wasn’t crowded until evening. The food was great! Showers were great too. I have nothing but great things to say!

Had a wonderful time. Friendly staff, clean camping sites, beautiful views, great activities and a whole lot of history. Will definitely return.

Beautiful views. I highly recommend taking the lifts for the views. We went with young children as little as 3 years old and felt completely safe. I wish we could have explored more or did some hiking. Maybe when the kids get a bit older.

Nice and super clean walking trail. Like everything in these area in a super good condition. You just can park in the beginning of the trail. It’s about 30 - 45 Minutes, depending on the amount of fotos you’re taking. Inside the trail it’s a bit cooler, no need of hiking shoes or something like that, normal sneaker shoes can do it easily

Our entire group had one of the best times here at Montana Whitewater! We had the 2 best instructors, Chance and Autumn. They made the trip even more enjoyable and we had such a good time. They were very knowledgeable and super friendly. Would definitely recommend Montana Whitewater to anyone looking to zip line. We will be back to do the bigger zip line soon! Thank you Chance and Autumn, hopefully we can request you both next time.

We went for my birthday and had so much fun! There is so much detail put into the rooms and the game master was incredible! We will definitely be back!