I went here for the gem and mineral show and had a blast. Great vendors, reasonable admission ($2…read morefor adults, kids = free), and a concession stand with plenty of seating. It would have been nice to see more signs outside directing me to the appropriate parking lot, tho. I ended up walking a country mile to get into the venue. Also, I don't know where this was advertised, but I didn't hear about it until the morning of the event, from a friend who was already on their way. Maybe some more PR would be helpful. And, even tho I didn't expect better from Klamath Falls, it would have been nice to see at least a single item on the concession menu that a gluten-free vegan could eat. I guess you can't win em all. All I know is that I'm thrilled with the stones I was able to find, and I can't wait to go to another event like this!

Klamath County Fair is a event we look forward to every year.The concerts in the event center are…read morealways a highlight.We think in the future to increase the enjoyment of those attending we have a couple of ideas. With a lot of handicapped and elderly attending the bottom row in the grandstands should be for handicapped and elderly only.Also during the Martina McBride concert a number of people in the grandstands left their seats and crowded at the railing overlooking the party zone,blocking the view of everyone behind them.More attention to clearing these individuals from that area needs to be addressed. Archie Colvin

We had a nice stay at this Holiday Inn Express when visiting Crater Lake…read more This is a standard hotel with nice sized rooms. Our room was clean and had a small fridge and microwave. The fridge was handy as there were many grocery stores in the area to buy snacks and drinks. We used the indoor hot tub and pool during our visit. Both were great! The towels were fully stocked and the pool and hot tub were very clean. The complimentary breakfast was very good too. The staff worked hard to keep the food stocked when the breakfast rush arrived. My only complaint is the elevators. We took the stairs most of the time because the elevators would shake and seemed to pause for a few minutes before finally settling on the second floor to open the doors. At first we called the first elevator (on the left) "sketchy" after a few uses. We then revised the nickname to "sketchy 1" after using the elevator to the right, which we fondly named "sketchy 2." Both elevators were a little scary so we just used the stairs. Other than that we had a wonderful time at this Holiday Inn Express.

Can't say enough good things about Cynthia! I don't know if she's the manager, the night manager,…read moreor what, but she is absolutely the best. And if she's not the manager or the night manager, she should be! I booked this hotel on my way through Oregon through the IHG app. I like the IHG group of hotels and I had no issues with this hotel it's exactly what you would expect from IHG hotels and Holiday Inn Express. But will really set this place apart was, again, Cynthia! When I showed up she was friendly and courteous. There were other people waiting to check in and she handled all of our tasks professionally and deftly, I wasn't waiting for very long! Then, there was an issue with my room and Cynthia was able to accommodate me getting into a different room. Then I made a mistake with my key card and Cynthia helped me out with the most wonderful attitude. And finally helped me get settled into my room for the night. Checking into hotel can be stressful, especially when there's something that goes wrong, and especially when you make a mistake with misplacing your key card. Cynthia took all the stress out of that situation and really helped me out. The breakfast in the morning was a little limited, but the server was very friendly and helpful! So again, this hotel is great, but the star of the show here is definitely Cynthia!

Skip Crater Lake and go to Train Mountain instead! We had an amazing time riding the trains.read more

We are Harvest Host member and we stayed here for one night. The afternoon that we arrived we were…read moregreeted by Debbie. She helped us to get parked and gave us our badges and a display info sheet. We were able to walk around and into most of the trains on display. The next morning we took the 30 minute train tour with David. He was very knowledgeable and answered everyone's questions. All of the staff were very nice and knowledgeable. This was a great stop for us. If they start doing tours into the back areas of the property we would definitely sign up to do one next time we are in the area.

Trishah Neikirk is a wonderful massage therapist. If you want to both relax and heal, she can use a…read morenumber of modalities, including cupping, hot towel treatments, hot stones, gua sha tools, deep tissue, light relaxing Swedish-style, and she's one of the few LMTs trained in visceral abdominal massage to get your bowels moving if they're stuck. (She's also a hydrocolonic therapist, so she can do both together.) She's an Ayurvedic practitioner and has been very helpful for me regarding my intestinal issues and neck pain.

Great staff, beautiful grounds, and mindful, integrated care (Network). The energy here is great…read more I've been to some community events here too, and really enjoy the people and space.

What a delightful place to take your kids. I would recommend any parent consider this museum for a…read morefun activity, and parties are great here too!

Since the addition of our two little dudes many of our road trips have started to center not on the…read morefinal destination but rather on where we can stop and route to said destination. Children's Museums have become popular stopping point and we were very excited to find out that there was one in Klamath Falls. While this place isn't much to look at on the outside, inside are some great exhibuts, an area for young kiddos and plenty of stuff to stimulate curiosity while also burning off some energy! The place is located in an older part of town in what we found out was an old Dental Building. The place was donated about 15 years ago and they've been making continual improvements to it ever since. Upon walking in you're greeted by one of the employees at the counter. It was $5 per person to get in and that included access to everything that was available there. As well as tea and coffee Upstairs! The membership price was something like $10 per month for a family membership and $100 per month for a corporate membership. If we lived here this would be a go-to place! Downstairs just across from the entrance is an area for toddlers with a couple couches for moms needing to rest with little ones. Upstairs there are a ton of great exhibits for kids ages 2+. The exhibits included a decomissioned airplane that had been donated by a local gentleman, a great wooden fire truck that the kids could climb on that had working lights and sirens, a play town with rooms dedicated to a grocery store, a doctor's office, a hair salon at a dentist office. These were all a lot of fun and had phones that worked to call the other rooms - big news for 2 and 4 year olds! One of the more unique things they had here was a shadow room, with a phosphorescent wall that the kids could pose in front of and then the shadow was captured on it. One of the more creative things we've seen at a children's museum and it made for a very good time for everyone involved! Our favorite thing here though was the wall with the magnetic ramps and blower. All the pieces were set up to complete a circuit that then allowed a ping pong ball to go from one end to the other. Most of these that we've seen other places involve clear pipes and puff balls, but this one actually allowed the kids to change out pieces. It was pretty simple and really, really cool. The places mentioned we're definitely the highlights, and there were plenty of other areas 2 explore including one with model trains and another with a bunch of musical instruments. The folks here have done a pretty amazing job of setting up a really neat children's museum in a pretty small space. The space is utilized really well, and the folks that work here were very nice, interactive and helpful to all the kids. This is definitely a place that should be utilized by folks in town and anyone passing through!

Here at the Running Y Hotel and Bar. What a beautiful place very high end and the staff is great…read more The pour on the drinks is very nice . We will be back.

George - at the front desk - was so kind and easy to talk to. Daniel was our waiter most nights…read more He, too, was kind. It seemed they never had enough staff. Perhaps that's why when I ordered the summer spinach salad - but got no spinach (I can't eat arugula and it was mostly arugula - with like 3 spinach leaves). We also were never made aware that there is a shortage of bananas (I love bananas). We were put in the wrong room the first night. We had no clue until we tried to charge our morning coffee to the room. Max (he was so busy and made delicious coffee) said a name that was most definitely not mine. Thank God the people didn't show up in the middle of the night! A beautiful resort and even better if you like golf.

We came here on a whim. Had zero plans for the day while visiting family. It was a scorcher…read moreoutside. Two hours was plenty of time to have fun and get wet. I will say it was LOuD and the chlorine burned my eyeballs for the rest of the day BUT well worth it. Three kids ages 8, 5 and 2 one senior and one husband that could've passed on going. We had a great time splashing around and hitting the slides. The facility is super clean, the people working are friendly and the lifeguards were working their tails off. We'll keep this place as an option for fun on our future trips to the area

This is solely on the pools. The lap pool is very nice. But definitely missing the diving piece…read more The recreational pool is decent for southern Oregon. The hours are horrible! Why would you only have it open for 2 hour blocks at a time? If it's because of guarding then they are not rotating properly or doing breaks correctly. Otherwise have it open 11-7 no 2 hour blocks. It makes it a waste of time and money for parents that want to spend the day there. What are you supposed to do with your kids for the hour break... there isn't an outside play area. I've done 6+ swim lesson sessions for tadpoles and they have not been consistent at all. Better than the ymca. Locker rooms are clean.

I had a great time speaking to a bunch of students for Herald and News in Klamath falls, Oregon…read morehere at the beautiful Ross Ragland Theater. Absolutely gorgeous. I would go back anytime. Great sound, great lighting, great place, great time.

Beautiful theater, well kept and worth a visit. Just be sure to stop by on a night when they're not…read morerunning a typically over-priced show. My first experience here was to see a lecture about the Beatles musicology. It was advertised as a lecture, but when I arrived it was a pre-recorded lecture that I probably could have found on YouTube instead of paying almost $20 for a ticket. So, like I said, make sure of the show that you are seeing before you visit this cool venue. Make sure you feel you're getting your money's worth.

Just enjoyed an absolutely wonderful surprise birthday celebration with a group of friends at…read moreVoorhies Mansion Lounge at Edenvale Winery a beautiful country farmhouse setting! Kaia provided excellent planning and service for our group of eight. We enjoyed scampi, muscles and clams with some amazing flatbread appetizers along with cocktails in the library. Highly recommend you try Edenvale Winery's dinner house. Thank you for a wonderful birthday celebration!

I love everything about this quiet, quaint winery! The wines are both interesting (lots of pear…read morenotes) and yummy. This was my second visit to this winery. Sit outside and enjoy a nice glass of wine. Or sample a flight, while sitting outside and soaking up the vineyard and surrounding beauty. Both visits yielded polite and professional staff who understands wine and is also very friendly. If you like wine, you should absolutely give this place your business. I wish I had photos to share, but was enjoying my glass of wine and conversation enough that I forgot to pull out my phone!