I loved this place for my littles! It was soo fun. We went on a day that was going to rain so we…read moredidn't have much time but we still got so much out of those few hrs. It is acres and acres of things to do. My favorite thing is how spacious it all was nothing felt crowded there were plenty of slides in all the areas to play on and go w your kids. From one play area to the next three kids didn't get bored. The pig races were so cute and the bubble station was interactive. I wish they checked on the Bubble Station a lithe more often to make sure it's filled up. The kids needed a bathroom break and luckily we weren't far from it. They were impeccably clean and didn't scare the kids with bad smells. I would go back again if it was more affordable and/or offered an option for just the courtyard. I really wanted to go back on a play date with my BFF but decided against it because the price. We didn't have a chance to go on the hay ride, it seems they had only one truck going so the wait was long. We didn't want to waste time, we knew the kids would have had more fun in the courtyard. Again, I wish there was a price for just the courtyard itself, but you're obligated to pay it combo.

Do not eat the meat!! Not sure what those hamburgers where,…read morewe bought 2 cheeseburgers, i asked for well done, not even close. I am not sure what kina meat it was, but don't!!!! Just dont!! It was 28.65$ for one was to come with fry's, which we never received, after waiting for almost a half hour we gave up and walked away from the food. Total waste of money on the food, super bummed. Threw away both burgers, God they were nasty!!! The grand kids had a blast!! Tons to do!! Love all of those things! I would defiantly recommend for fun, just not the food ewwww!!! Nasty stuff. Kinda wish i threw a fit and got my money back on the food. Can't stress enough, please do not eat the hamburgers.

Picture this: you're driving down the road, the sky is overcast threatening to rain and you see a…read moresign for u-pick flowers. There's already something magical in the air and you think that the only thing that could improve the afternoon would be a stroll through the fields of flowers and produce. So you stop. This is what I experienced while touring through town. The gardens are impressive-with all variety of vegetables and some flowers that you can collect and pay for by the bucket. All the benefit of locally grown without having the pull weeds-now that's my kind of gardening! There was also a neat area with fall decor and some of the most interesting pumpkins and gourds that I've ever seen. Staff members were kind and informative, welcoming us to the garden and explaining how things work. I'm so glad that we made the impromptu visit.

Absolutely without a doubt one of the best parts of our experience on the island was walking thru…read morethis amazing historic farm! So much history, so much charm! From old farm equipment, to learning about sheep shearing, to seeing how they lived back in the days, to seeing the real life horses every bit was better than the next. And the best It's all FREE!!! Truly an unforgettable experience other than seeing the Bison roam the island which also is a sight itself.

If you're like me and enjoy browsing through artifacts of yesteryear, the Fielding Garr Ranch will…read moremesmerize and interest you. It's located out on Antelope Island and houses so many things that represent what life and ranching would have looked like back in the 1800's. They've done a nice job to preserve the old buildings, furniture, tools and belongings inside to really give an idea of what it would have been like back then. Visitors can walk through most of the spaces, including the cellar, which was my favorite! It might not be a full day's worth of things to keep your attention, but it's definitely worthy of a visit.

Thank you for helping to continue a family tradition. When I was a little boy my dad would gather…read moredeer poops from the woods nearby and put them up on the roof or out on the lawn. I was able to show my son this morning that Santa's sleigh was here last night for sure!! This time I got the real thing!!

The reindeer were awesome, I learned neat information from the host and the whole family enjoyed…read moreour entire time there.

The building at the wetland is architecturally beautiful. I was here for a breathwork and sound…read morebath so I spent almost an hour staring at it's wonderfully open beams and steelwork in the ceiling. I'm unsure if it's available for private events but I could imagine it being a wonderful space for small gatherings. Sunrise on the adjoining boardwalk with the birds chirping was serene. I imagine it'd be a great place to walk dog on an early morning.

I stumbled upon this interesting place during a weekday in September. It looks like it is a museum…read morebuilt in someones yard, but it looks well kept and fairly interesting. According the a Wikipedia entry, the museum is open the first Saturday of every month from June to September. I can't confirm this since I drove by on a weekday.

The owner is very welcoming, love the variety of merchandise. The services provided are heaven sent.read more

Do not trust their hours of operation. They have a posted hours of operation that doesn't matter…read more When someone eventually shows up and are asked; when they open, when they close, and when they open the next day. They will snap at you, and ask you, "What's it to you!" Well I'm just trying to make sure, so I don't have to waste my time and not deal with pour customer service over the phone.

Lucky Bamboo has always been very professional and clean. I've gotten almost all my tattoos done by…read morePineapple and he does a fantastic job. He has done some very meaningful tattoos and is a solid guy! Highly recommend for your first or 50th tattoo!

I had high hopes for this shop when I first went in for my consultation back in September. I was…read morebeyond excited to start my sleeve and even put down $2,500 (though I was only asked for $1,500) as a show of good faith that I was serious about this project. We scheduled multiple appointments, with the first set for February. The day of my appointment was the beginning of a huge disappointment. I arrived early, at 9:40 AM, and saw Jared go inside just before 10:00 AM. I gave it a few minutes before heading in myself, where I was handed a tablet to sign paperwork. I skimmed through the first few lines--standard care and liability waivers--but given the sheer volume, I just signed them, expecting to get started soon. Instead, at 10:15 AM, Jared's DoorDash order arrived. At that point, I was thinking, Maybe eat before your scheduled appointment? Still, I stayed patient. By 10:50 AM, Jared finally came out looking frazzled, blaming "computer issues." At this point, I had been waiting for nearly an hour with zero communication--not the level of professionalism I'd expect from a shop where I planned to spend thousands of dollars. To make matters worse, when Jared finally showed me the design, it was not what I had requested or envisioned. It was very close but did not flow well. Important details I had asked for were missing, and when I pointed this out, instead of collaborating. Some of my other requests were treated as an inconvenience rather than creative direction for my tattoo. At this point, I was still trying to stay calm, but then came the real kicker: Jared claimed there wasn't enough time to even outline the tattoo. Keep in mind, this was a 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM appointment. How does an artist who booked a full day suddenly not have enough time at 11:00 AM? Then, an issue that should have been discussed months ago suddenly came up: my arm had a scar from a prior surgery (which was already there at my consultation), and now I was being told I might have to wait two years before getting the tattoo over the scar. That would have been great information to know upfront instead of on the day of my appointment. But I do feel like the consultation was rushed and left I left without getting tattooed after taking the day off work and driving 1.5 hours. Frankly, after seeing how rushed and cluttered the design looked, I felt somewhat relieved. But then I kept looking at the design and something about it seemed oddly familiar--so I did a quick Google search for "gears." Boom. First page. The central part of Jared's design was straight-up clip art. At that point, I knew this wasn't the right artist for me. I called the shop back, politely explained that I didn't feel confident moving forward with Jared, and fairly offered to let them keep $500-$1,000 for their time, but asked for the rest to be refunded since I had fulfilled my obligation by showing up on time. Their response? No refund. They claimed Jared's entire day was taken by my appointment (again, the same artist who had no time to do an outline?). They offered only $640 in credit with another artist--but after this experience, why would I want to come back? I was then reminded that I had signed something saying that any money I gave them was gone. Of course, no one had explained that policy to me beforehand. Luckily, I paid with AMEX. I disputed the charge and, thanks to their protection plan, I got my money back to take elsewhere. Bottom line: This shop had the chance to handle this professionally, and they chose not to. Just because you copy and paste images on a tablet doesn't make you a designer--Canva has a free account for that.