I came in today for my first time ever, looking for ski boots. I quickly browsed through the…read moreclothing section and found a Patagonia fleece zip-up and a beautiful leather travel crossbody purse. What an incredible value and for such a great cause. God bless.

Just go here, the employees are gifts from the universe, and the clothes are cute and cheap.read more

I was in Park City with my sister-in-laws this weekend and we went shopping at the Outlets. I'm…read moremore of a "second-hand store" kind of shopper, so I found this place on Yelp, just a few miles away from the outlets! My sister-in-laws were skeptical to go to a "thrift-store", but I told them that there would probably be some good items here bevy there are lots of very wealthy people in Park City and they would probably donate! Everyone was VERY satisfied with shopping here! Their clothing items are $10 for adult items and $5 for kids items, unless marked otherwise. It makes it easy to shop for clothing. There were really nice furniture items! I will need to be back with a larger vehicle!

if only there was a thrift store that all the park city rich took their stuff too. i certainly…read morewouldn't be telling the internets about it nope nope i wouldn't

This place is much more than a nature preserve-although that is it's main purpose, and an important…read moreone at that. You can come walk through the preserve, climb to the top level of the tower and look at the wildlife through binoculars or sit outside and observe the birds. However, I think most people come for the adjacent nature activities in the Eco Center. The staff does an amazing job at educating visitors on butterflies, spiders, insects and the various animal life found in the area. They are passionate about what they do and excited to answer your questions. There are always activities for the kids to keep the interaction high. Even the adults can participate-my partner and I dipped our hands in the mud for the mud party and put handprints on the wall. I love the literal hands-on approach to nature and the environment that Swaner encourages.

The side and surroundings areas are free…read more One can walk on paved area to the right of the visitor center. To the left of the center, there is a trail that leads you under the highway to another bird preserve and hiking area. Large wetland area. Beautiful trees and singing birds. The visitor center is closed Monday and Tuesday.

We recently hired JVA because or initial movers fell short of what we expected. Despite the short…read morein time request JVA arrived within the hour. They completed the task in 30~40 min and respected our property and protected the appliances and property. JVA is the former red barn, I did not know this.

Amazing moving experience! I will absolutely use this company again! They were very kind,…read moreprofessional, and affordable!

Utah Olympic Park was such a cool place to visit, even just as a spectator. It was fascinating to…read morewatch people actively skiing and slaloming right in front of you, especially knowing you're standing where parts of the 2002 Olympics actually took place. The whole area is very easy to access, which made it simple to pop in and explore without much planning. I enjoyed just standing there taking it all in and watching everyone fly down the courses like it was no big deal. It's a really enjoyable stop that makes winter sports feel exciting even if you're staying safely on the sidelines.

The gps brought us to a magnificent residential community with endless views. The best directions…read moreare Rt #224 to the Olympic Parkway uphill to the Olympic Park.. We could bang around the inside of a bobsled at the Utah Olympic Park, just outside of town. Here, a track crew member instructs riders prior to their run. If you are 16 and older, you could climb behind an experienced driver in "The Comet" and run the entire Olympic bobsled track, including a 40-story drop, in just under a minute and up to 5 G's of force. There were teens skiing into the Freestyle Pool. It's easy to spend hours here. The interactive activities were amazing! There is a gift shop & cafe with an information center.

Stopped by this massive, totally awesome aquarium during our trip to Utah. We weren't expecting it…read moreto be this big and we spent close to 2 hours here getting our steps in and learning about new things we've never knew about. I think the last aquarium I visited before this one was the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California back in 2015. We arrived here a little after noontime on a Friday. I believe it was the last day of school for kids in Utah the same day we were here, so the parking lot was packed. But despite this, we were easily able to find a parking space close to the entrance. You purchase your ticket and then they scan it around the corner, prompting access to the aquarium. We saw so many animals here, including non-aquatic animals, such as various birds and reptiles. It kinda felt like that this was an aquarium/zoo hybrid. The first thing we saw were jellyfishes and how our visions differ from other animals' visions. It's important to remember not to use flash photography when taking pictures of all the animals, as this can spook them. The shark exhibit here, which was wild, was very similar to the one at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, where we live. Two separate touch tank are inside, featuring starfish, sea urchins, and stingrays. They have a South America exhibit and being inside felt like I was exactly in the middle of the jungle in South America with its' humidity in full effect. Inside this exhibit was a massive yellow anaconda, I believe it was about 48" long. I don't like snakes at all, and I'm not going to talk about this any further, so I didn't look at it too much. Other animals found in this exhibit were the red macaw parrot, a toucan, and some poisonous frogs. The frogs were trying to hide from us but weren't trying hard enough. Upon leaving, we almost missed out on seeing the Ford Expedition Asia exhibit (sponsored by the Ford Motor Company?), which can be found on the opposite side of the aquarium. It's a good thing we looked at the directory before we left, because we didn't see it when we first entered. This exhibit is definitely good for kids because they have a playground inside. Before leaving, we stopped at the gift shop and picked up some souvenirs to take back with us. I got myself a snow globe, a sticker to put on my water bottle, and a magnet for one of my friends who enjoys collecting magnets. They have a lot of stuff to choose from, but the snow globe, the sticker and the magnet were some of my favorites that caught my eye. This was definitely worth visiting! I highly recommend if you're ever in Utah.

Amazing place. So wonderful to visit. That was a very fast four hours…read more We arrived at opening and there was already quite a crowd. When we left, the parking lot was overflowing and cars circling around trying to find a parking space. Still, with the influx of larger crowds to parking lot capacity, it didn't feel crowded inside. This is a wonderful place to visit. A wonderful place to bring family and friends..There are animals and species that I've never seen anywhere else, and I've been to the Tucson Sonoran Desert Museum, the San Diego Safari Park, Sea World, Scripps Oceanography, and various zoos. This was a treat. And almost all were active and were seen. Such variety. There is no wasted space in this museum. Walls are adorned, such as a long wall with the ascending walkway going to the penguin exhibit made to look like a South Pole research center. Even every access door for employees are adorned. See my photos. Nice vegetation areas in otherwise unused space. They put a nice climbing gym in what would have been an unused corner, great for parents who need a break and kids to dissipate energy. There are thoughtful benches placed here and there for a sit down rest. There is a very nice small cafe and snack bar to get a yummy huge pretzel, or hamburger and other sandwiches and salads. Looking at the prices, they are very reasonable for a museum/theme park. You are getting a great value for the buck. Whether you are buying for just the day or a membership, I think that you are getting your money's worth. We spent four hours there and didn't see everything, read everything, tried everything. The four hours went by fast. This is a very popular place for good reason--a jewel in the valley. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Love the people and YouTube is a great resource for learning more as a writer director camera…read moreperson. Really cool foundation. Really cool town.