The Show Low Historical Society Museum was a great place to start our trip in Show Low with our two…read moreyoung kids. The building is much larger than it looks from the outside, including something like 17 rooms that are all themed to different topics. They have a wonderful miniature train room, and if the conductor is there, he can give you the full breakdown and history of the whole set up. All the volunteers working there were super nice, it is free to get in with donation as an option. We will be back when our kids are older and we can thoroughly spend time in each room.

This museum is fantastic! Each room is dedicated to a specific pioneer family or a period in the…read morepast history of the region. Because this is a small mountain city, there are many local families whose roots go back to the founding pioneers of the region. I was raised by my grandmother for most of my childhood and her farmhouse dated into the late 1800s so I was amazed to see many of the household items and tools that had also graced her home. One can easily spend hours at this museum, which whenever possible includes written placards telling you about the use of the item and the family that had originally had the item. It is definitely a place to take the whole family and it is not only entertaining but very educational.

I am so glad I stumbled on this museum and what rich history this museum has in the small town of…read moreGreer! The museum is only open in the summer and the hours are Thu Fri Sat from 10am - 3pm so I really lucked out to get to enjoy this place on a Friday afternoon. There are a few buildings that house this museum and one being the cabin of JW Schutz, who was a White American but moved to the Crowfeet Nation and later moved to Greer. His son, biracial, known as Lone Wolf was one of the first celebrated Native American artists. The cabin has a lot of history and the docent was very knowledgeable. She also told me about Lone Wolf's wife and how she also painted and beaded. JW Schultz was a writer and wrote some 33 books. I am currently reading his book, My Life as an Indian, as was suggested by the gift shop attendant. This museum also has a great gift shop attached and carrying lot of great books and butterfly items as this museum is known as the butterfly lodge and you will see plenty flying around. In the summer, on Saturdays, there is lots going on here and just check out their website to learn more. I was in town for Greer Days so got to enjoy the museum, gift shop, and also a jazz concert on Saturday night where thr museum also offered up food, hamburgers or brats. I absolutely loved this place and will be back again! And hopefully to close out summer here!!

What a beautiful place! I was guided by a very informative member with such history and…read moreinspiration! The House Museum was done so well and looked original. The gift shop was also very welcoming and had many treasures. The local stories for this area are incredible too.

Cute little golf course up north. Holes play short and can be awkward at times…read more Originally was going to play the day after we got in town, but they had closed down the driving range for the weekend to have a car show. Not only was the area packed, the driving range was closed. Ended up playing later in the week during our visit. The driving range was open then, but it seemed the staff were manually collecting balls. There is no distance marked on the driving range, so not overly helpful. Towards the end of our stay, they were doing maintenance on the course so we had to play the same 9 holes twice. The course overall is in decent condition. I just wish these disruptions were better communicated online and by phone. I had called before our visit to make sure there were no unusual closures or disruptions to the course and was never advised of this. Course could be more organized and better managed overall. Was good, but plenty of opportunity for improvement. Scenery was the best part. Lots of birds and squirrels. The squirrels are far too friendly and had them run across the green multiple time during play. Also had another squirrel nearly climb up me... be on alert.

I love the vibe. If you know you know. Food was good and so was the service. Come here for a…read moredrink. And watch some golf or some trees. Best of two world.

It's a very lovely place food is okay not oh my goodness outta this world but I do like the…read morecocktails and the atmosphere the soups and salads are good Cesar is wonderful crab cakes are good as well

Don't get a membership here if you are woman. They will refuse to serve you randomly because it's…read more'men's only', no to go, no service at all. Sexist establishment. Food is also sub par and the golf course is always overbooked.

Saw the final Mission Impossible there last Spring and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience! The…read moreacoustics was excellent! Clean theater and the staff were nice and pleasant. The tickets, popcorn and drink were reasonably priced!

It was FREEZING!!!! The seats were old & not very comfy, and the concession area didn't have an…read moreICEE-like drink. But mostly it was just freezing cold!