This isn't your average gas station stop. The Old Corner Gulf Station is a charming throwback to…read moreanother era. The vintage pumps, the signage, and the setup all make it feel like a perfectly preserved time capsule. The owner was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and happy to chat and share some history. Inside, there are a number of nostalgic items for sale, along with tourist info if you're just passing through. It's not a big time commitment, but it's definitely a great place for photos. Think family pictures, classic cars, or even a retro-style shoot. If you're in the area and want to indulge in a little nostalgia, this is a quick and meaningful stop that adds character to your trip.

Very interesting place to visit. Each building is setup with unique topics. Nice setup…read more I would recommend providing a better map which can be read.

This is an awesome (FREE) activity for adults and kids. We…read morevisited in (hot) July after leaving the Dino Valley. My kids actually enjoyed this place more than the state park. First of all, it was about 10-15 degrees cooler!! It was a surprisingly cool step back in time. See an old jail (with the an original door) the old school house, teepees, a stage coach, there was a blacksmith doing demos And they had a bathroom. There was a sheriff on duty that helped make our jail pics very cool. For $15 you can take a kayak out for a spin. Cute free place to stretch before you prepare for a drive home.

Came out of town on a trip with 3 kids under 7. $20 for two movies is awesome! We all really…read moreenjoyed it. Very simple setup and it even has some chairs under to porch to sit with sound. We came ill prepared. I would highly recommend bring chairs or some blankets with your own fm radio. They rent radios but they're not great. It definitely helped us though! We will definitely be back.

Great family fun. Lots of space friendly people. Concession stand is great. Great for kidsread more

Very cute place, wish we could have walked around and spent more time with each stationread more

Very affordable family friendly pumpkin patch. Price is $16 per 3+ includes all attractions. Food…read moreprices are affordable they have $2 hot dogs, $2.50 nachos. You can bring your own food as well they have plenty of picnic tables throughout the place. Lot of friendly animals. Will be coming back soon. Definitely recommend

What a beautiful venue! We went to see a concert there and sat in very comfortable, red velvet…read moreseats. Very nostalgic! The sweet lady that sat us gave us a little history on it. At one point it was a gas station. Another time it was a general store with a fountain in the middle of it. It has quite a lot of history. If you're in town, go check it out!

This is a charming old theater located on the town square and surrounded by a great selection of…read moreshops, restaurants, drinking establishments, and history. There's plenty of free parking, plenty to see and do before and after the show. The crowd is a diverse mix of locals and tourists. The theater itself presents a small, intimate music venue. There are no bad seats. The lobby has a concession stand that sells snacks and drinks, including alcohol. The staff is welcoming. Sound and lighting was very good. Decor is what you would expect, old time theater seating. Temperature was very comfortable. The band we came to see was excellent. They used foggers and the venue is so small it overwhelmed the first few rows. They had to open the doors and air it out. I highly recommend the venue for daytime shows. Night shows are going to be hit and miss due to the abuse of alcohol. We had a few people at our concert who were obnoxiously drunk. They sang over the band. They shined their cell phone lights at the crowd. They wouldn't stay in their seats and kept shouting. Theater staff did nothing. Another issue is the location of the bathrooms. They are located down a hall accessed by a door in the front left corner of the venue. This means that whenever anyone has to go, they have to walk down the aisle and cross in front of the band that is playing. (The stage is only elevated a foot or so.) This is distracting for the people in the first several rows and for the band. Bottom line, this is a great place to see a performance up close and personal during the day. Otherwise, there's a good chance you might be disappointed.

I saw this Church on the news! Ever since then I've been wanting to check it out. The Lord open a…read moredoor for me to visit this Church. I came here for a celebration of life Memorial. It was such a wonderful experience. I will round up the details for y'all. The Memorial was in a room that held about 45 people. The Lead Pastor did the eulogy and the Church Staff showed us their hospitality skills by, setting up the room and serving plates. The church is a large arena. It melts my heart to know that so many people come here to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ. I will return for Sunday services soon. I highly recommend this Church. You won't be disappointed. Well, that's all folks!

Loving community, Activities for the youth and children, great preaching, and praise and worship…read moremusic with a country western twist. I'Il be back.

What a neat place to visit for dinosaur fans! We spent a little over 3 hours here with my almost 2…read moreyear old. She had a blast looking at all the dinosaurs. I was shocked how few I recognized. Many dinosaur books do not talk about some of the ones here. I wish they had a book about all of the books you saw during the visit. I would definitely buy it! Most of the books at the gift shop were cartoons or with just a few pictures and a lot of facts. Some fun little things: feeding koi fish on the path, some benches in the shade to eat a snack while walking, two large playgrounds with many picnic tables and a museum to look more facts about dinosaurs. I do wish they would tell us more about the dinosaur prints found in dinosaur state valley park. Many dinosaurs here were found in Canada, Asia, Europe, or Africa. Only a few were around here. I did love to learn about the only one found in a cow farm in Kansas! Overall, it was a great trip, and I would recommend to any dinosaur fans! If you come on a day, 80+ degrees, it will be hot, so bring lots of water, hats, sunscreen, fans, and cool clothes. There is some shade on the trail to get some relief. There is a changing table in the bathrooms with 4 stalls, so it's not too long of a wait when lines form.

Not ADA friendly. May need to limit age and tell public the trail is steep. Hard to negotiateread more

Great views, wonderful hosts and hilarious goats! Will definitely be back. Thinking about hosting a…read morework retreat here soon‍