I was at another shop looking for shoes and the sales person there said recommended that I also…read morecheck out dam outlet/serendipity. Glad I had a chance to swing by. Super cute store with a variety of clothes, sandals, shoes, and neat accessories to check out. The layout gives urban outfitter vibes, so it was fun roaming and looking at different things.

Great selection of souvenirs! The store is well-organized and clean. We bought a calendar to send…read moreback home to our family, and the price was very reasonable.

Great place. Friendly people and authentic jewelry, arts and crafts…read more Highly recommend! Good value for money. They also except trade-ins. It's a traditional trading post after all...

This is a fun, huge, lots to look at touristy place on the side of the road. There's lots of…read moreNative American stuff and all the way down to the crap from China which I don't even bother with buying. I cruised through here and browsed for over an hour and I still may not have seen everything. But I did buy some cute red heart earrings that appeared to be made locally. I like them!

I'll say the customer service at the shop was amazing; REALLY nice girls. We asked if we could take…read moreour boards there. She said yes but the benefit of using them was they carried the boards down and up a steep hill. We were there on Saturday April 25th. So we rented two paddle boards and she warned us about the winds. It was like $155. She was nice so we went for it. We get to the site and are waiting around. They haven't even taken the boards off the truck, but we were fine waiting. Layla finally made it up the HILL and had 2 boards taken off the truck and laid on the ground. I asked if any of the MANY men who were there and carrying kayaks down, was going to carry them down. She said no, you carry them. And that hill was STEEP. I figured meh, okay. I was annoyed since we were told they'd be ready for us at the bottom. Layla carried my paddle. Once I saw the hill, I was even more annoyed but I already paid $155 plus $30 entry to the lake. When we got to the bottom, she mentioned when we got back I had to carry it back up. I said I'm not doing that. lol. She held my leash so I could climb on my board. Not an easy task where we were. The paddle boarding was rough but we knew that, the girls at the office warned us. 5 miles later we returned. I STRUGGLED getting off the board and trying to haul it up by myself, my body was shaking and I was visibly exhausted. A young man who worked for this place, WATCHED me struggle. Asked how it was, I said it sucked. He mentioned me carrying the board up that steep hill, while I was shaking from exhaustion and out of breath, and I said "I'm not doing that" and he replied with "why is it heavy?" I did carry my life jacket and paddle...but after that comment I REALLY didn't want to. Layla gave me a water at the top and said to take a breath, I was breathing very heavy. I'd say don't rent paddle boards. You will have to carry them up and down the hill and will get no assistance getting off the board either. But they did carry the kayaks and help those people who also paid like we did, in and out of the kayaks. So maybe rent those and not the paddle boards.

I cannot recommend this enough…read more This was the most breathtaking kayak through the canyons; and the hike was spectacular. A friend and I booked this event for her 40th birthday and it was the absolute highlight of our trip! We were thinking of renting kayaks and doing it ourselves but are both so grateful that we didn't because our tour guide, Ryan, was fantastic-- extremely knowledgeable, helpful, witty, and patient with us, as we were both beginners. He made it really fun! We learned that Britney Spears shot her video "I'm not a girl, not yet a woman" there, too! This was so worth it and will definitely be coming back and booking with Ryan!

This is the only place in Page to get 100% all local handmade art, gifts and souvenirs. I highly…read morerecommend if youlike to purchase local art.

A Great stop if you're looking for true local art , photofraphy, ​and native American crafts. Don't…read moreget duped into buying china tchotchkes and junk gift shops .

Stopped by Carl Hayden Visitor Center and Glen Canyon Dam during my recent trip to Page, Arizona…read more I had the opportunity to visit here before, and it never bored me to see the Glen Canyon Dam again and again. The Visitor Center has a huge parking lot for added convenience, and it's free of charge. Inside the Visitor Center, you'll find the exhibit with lots of great information and photos about the Dam. There's also a small movie theater, which features a short (30 minutes) movie about the story of building the Glen Canyon Dam. It's very interesting! There is a small gift shop with plenty of stuff to purchase if you are interested. The view of the Glen Canyon Dam is also so much better from the Visitor Center. I highly recommend it stopping by.

The things you see during a road trip. We passed by going toward Monument Valley but didn't stop to…read morecheck it out till coming back. It was raining and we need a little restroom pit stop. Crossing over the bridge which I didn't notice it was the same one from a couple days earlier. There's a main parking lot out front of the entrance but a bigger lot behind the center. Big parking spots also catering for the tour buses. Right when you walk in, restrooms are right in front. To the left is the gift shop. Next to that is a little theatre that shows you a movie about the visitor center and how it became. To the right of the entrance is the showcase of everything. The displays of how things rely on the dam. Nature, infrastructure of the dam, how it stared and so on. It's also walk through. You learn everything and seeing the layout and the land. And of course you have the dam right infront of you. The bridge was also a showstopper. Just standing there and looking out, the dam and then the view of lake Powell. It was quite interesting and amazing to see how beautiful nature is. The amazing skills of the architecture creating something that's is a major part of the area. You could also go outside in the back area to get a full view of the dam and bridge but it was raining. Imagine us not stopping. I would have never known about this place and to experience it. It was quite spectacular seeing everything and learning about it. a must for anyone interested about the dam and the area.

I bought some Skullcandy headphones for my wife and a hydro flask for my daughter. They both loved…read moretheir gifts. The service was fast and good. I need to go back and get a school backpack.

From the owner: Find the best boarding, water sports, and outdoor gear all in one spot! We even have you covered…read morewith the best quality

Amazing selection of meaningful gifts. Tastefully stocked with authentic items you do see at every…read morestop.

Went in at 8:50 and they close at 9. The lady kicked us and the other couple out saying she was…read moreclosing down. I know we came in a little bit late but we were genuinely going to buy something and she rushed us out before the actual close time. Change your times if you want to close earlier

We stopped here on our way to Page, AZ from St. George, UT. We initially did not know that it was…read morethere and turned around to visit after we saw the signs as we passed by. We learned this visitor center is one of four visitor centers in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and is operated by the Bureau of Land Management. The visitor center has a lot of information about the monument especially regarding the dinosaurs who once lived in the area and the fossils that have been found in the area. They also have a small book store and gift shop. Overall, it is worth the stop. We didn't plan on doing any trails while in the area as it was a cold afternoon in January but the woman working seemed to be very knowledgeable and was giving another couple recommendations.

Great little museum to see some Dino artifacts. Free to get in, information for surrounding area…read moreand gift shop. Fun items to buy for little ones and maps for the areas.

We almost broke our necks riding by the Rock Stop in Orderville to catch a glimpse of the building…read more It looks like a big pile of mud. INCREDIBLE! So we pulled a U-turn to come back & check it out. I'm so glad we did. What a gem! Pun intended! This cute lil store has everything - crystals, earrings, bracelets, rings, figurines, sculptures, glassware, trinkets, donuts, fun-flavored lattes, goats, a resident kitty named Callie who will make you fall in love with her... The women running the shop were so kind. They fueled us up with coffee (delicious iced lattes - who knew?!) & answered all of our questions about gems, jewelry, ring sizes, Callie the cat, etc. & were so gracious. The prices were so reasonable, too. I purchased two gorgeous sterling silver rings with malachite stones in them for a whopping total of $50. My only regret is not having enough space to buy more trinkets. We were on motorcycles with very limited bag space. Would I come back? ABSOLUTELY. I'd build a road trip around visiting the Rock Stop again. What a fun place. I wish them the best of luck & prosperity!

Donuts a little too done, 5/30/26 Usually very good. Great,…read more friendly staff. Good selection of food items and souvenirs.

This was a souvenir shop that was down the street from our hotel at the Grand Canyon. There were a…read morelot of various items to select from in this shop. I ended up purchasing several Geode w/quartz dangle at $12.99 and rose quartz arrowhead w/pink at $6.99. Many of the items in this shop were nicer than many souvenir shops.

It is a very pleasurable experience, though fast, to shop there. The post is packed with…read morevisitors, so browse the online catalog before you go in and don't be too disappointed if your items are not in stock. They can still be ordered for you.