Quality in every way. Live music. We like John Darst's mellow voice and smooth classics.read more

Nice, local place. Driven by here countless times and since I don't drink, I never thought to stop…read more Thirteen of my "closest" friends (we all hike together) decided to give place a try. Honestly, didn't disappoint. One gentleman in the front of the house, taking orders, serving drinks & food. He was quite masterful. He not only took care of our group, but took care of all the other customers. I wasn't able to take pictures of everyone else's lunch, but I only heard good things. Lunch is served only on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. I can't speak for their services, but I'm sure it's on their website. If you're looking for a good light lunch, check it out.

Went for the morning and it was relatively quiet, towards the lunch hour became very busy…read more Lots of places to camp and have a picnic. Some great waterside hiking trails and views of the lake. Apparently a great place to go fishing or boating as well. Didn't see too much wildlife, but maybe that's a good thing. Great views, worth the visit, but keep in mind here is an admission fee.

1st time visitor Nice little walk around the lake…read moreUnfortunately the water was really low to the point where you could walk on the area Worth visiting I am sure with the water at full level, it is a beautiful view. Look forward to visiting again

The water level is up from years past so kayaking is good . Start early in the morning before the…read morewind picks up.

Apparently the campground is closed since Covid began and they intend to shut down the camping and…read moremake it a day use only site. That's sad but there is still fishing and the Porter Mountain Stables nearby actually have horseback trails and tours around the lake. The lake consists of Rainbow & Brown Trout, Channel Catfish, Large Mouth Bass, Green Sunfish, Blue Gill, Black Bull Head and Carp.

I can't believe this place has zero reviews! We have used their horse back riding services for 4…read moreyears now. Its family owned and they are very nice people. They have always accommodated my family and specially my little boy with autism. They are very simple, nice people and need more business!! Everybody recommends x diamond maybe because they are fancier. However, I tried scheduling a ride for my family and the lady did not accommodate my autistic son. I totally recommend wiltbank. We go to Greer 2 times or so a year and horse back riding is a must!

I don't even know where to start with this. Kenny is the Zuni Fire God Shaman, a 30 year…read morearchaeologist and a Stanford grad. The hour long lesson on Zuni Theology was absolutely mind blowing and to be honest, one of the best parts of our entire trip... All for a measly $15.00 per person. The way he paints a picture with his gift of storytelling, and how welcome he made both me and my husband feel... I cannot recommend this "tour" enough. Kenny is absolutely fantastic- to the point where if/when we come back to Zuni, we will be taking one of his other tours. The depth of his knowledge, his openness to sharing, and his communication style make his tours a one of a kind experience.

From the owner: Select Native American tours available.read more

Over the holidays my family and I took the Copper Spike. It was a very fun experience. I was able…read moreGlobe, AZ and the mines from a new perspective, which is saying something since I have spent 18 years (and numerous holidays after I moved away) there. The staff are fantastic, the food is good, it is reasonably priced, and it is a worthwhile experience. I would recommend it to everyone looking from something fun to do in Globe.

Wonderful historical archeology park. Land of the Salado native people. So informative and…read moreinspiring to walk through the ruins and absorb the information on the museum. What a magnificent magical (not to mention humbling) experience.

A nice archeological site that's a nice stop if you're in the area or you're interested in ancient…read moreArizona cultures. It's affordable and consists of a small museum with pottery and other artifacts, outdoor ruins from an old Salado pueblo (self-guided), and a small gift shop. There is a film you can watch at the beginning of your visit to better understand the site. Decent-size parking lot, and it's unlikely you'll be sharing the site with too many other visitors. It was fairly empty when we went on a Saturday afternoon. I like how they incorporated cacti and other elements of Arizona landscapes into the ruins. A lot of the ruins aren't accessible and can only be viewed from behind metal fencing. I fully understand wanting visitors off the ruins but wish the site had adopted more aesthetically-pleasing solutions than metal wire fencing.