Visited October 18th..see receipt…read more I love history and visited today with a guide. I made sure I visited on the weekend to ensure there was a guide available ( always check their hours). Beautiful artwork and a ton of history! I think my favorite was the costumes! Each room has its own purpose with so much information to absorb! The koi pond was a pleasant and relaxing surprise! Nice shaded courtyard as well. It's really cheap to visit and it's a great historical place in Oroville! Definitely must see!

We had no idea this place even existed! We happened upon it on our road trip by making a wrong turn…read moreand seeing a sign. The building is absolutely gorgeous. Built in 1863 and restored in 1949, they offer tours and I was absolutely gutted to find that we came on a day when the temple wasn't open. We did take a look at the exterior though as well as the grounds and the setting is so peaceful and Zen. There is interesting architecture and beautiful flowers as well as some sign and monuments to see. Now that we know it's here, we will definitely make a special trip in the future to see the inside as well.

Tried to go this Saturday, yesterday, it was not open Also…read morenobody in the surrounding area seemed to know about the indoor area. Only that it is open on thursdays... at night. However there's a motor bike event going on which was interesting but no swap meet And upon asking people who lived around the area, was informed it is only open on Thursday evenings. Unless that has changed or untrue there needs to be better display on WHERE the entrance to the Indoor market is. ​

Pretty cool lil nil nak items. Picked up a few burlaps for potato sack races. Nice people with lots…read moreof stories. It was bigger then I thought for an indoor flea market. Fun/quirky place to check out if you have the time.

The other day I was looking for a way to kill an hour. I could've gone to a coffee shop, or a…read moremassage or the library or some other such existential mind numbing way to quiet myself after a very long week. Instead, I went to the ax throwing range and just slaughtered that board. This is the most fun in Chico by the train tracks you could have for 15 bucks! The staff was wonderful, the atmosphere was top-notch, and they have so many fun toys to play with. Do you want to go to there?

The best girls night out! I love the new building and the different throwing games! We get together…read moreat least once a month and we all agreed we'll be coming back in a few months because we had so much fun

Very pleasant visit. I wish they had an operating kitchen but it's hard to get volunteers to staff…read morethem.

Wanted to try Bingo and everyone was so nice and helpful I…read morenow go every Thursday Super fun and great time

Fun event & good food. Only issue was uneven ground for walking with a walker. Good music &…read moreenjoined with our friends m.

Great pumpkin patch, kid activities, gift shop and edible garden to meander…read more If you have time, you can tour the historic house and take a wagon tour of the ranch.

Went and checked out this band King idiot. Dec22 2024.it was some chick's b day party. King idiot…read morewas Awesome. Great music . Nice venue. Excellent talent ..

I was at the gallery the other day for a (musical) show, so I cannot say what it's like there when…read morethere aren't chairs set up. Acoustically, it appeared to be fine. Visually, it was lovely to see musicians with cool art in the background, although the art on one of the walls to the left was sort of lame. I did like the goldfish, but next to that were some ho-hum photos that didn't look like they belonged. Drinks. I don't know if this is normal, but it was $3 for a beer/wine. Fine by me! It's not a huge space, but it accommodated 30-50 people quite comfortably. The (1) bathroom was clean, had all supplies necessary, and had a functioning locking door.

Come one, come all to the Museum's Hometown Christmas Event, Saturday November 27 from 11am to 7pm,…read more2022, held in the Gold Trader Flat Pioneer Village. Perfect holiday event for the family. Vendors, Victorian Tea room, Father Christmas, elves, donkeys and lambs, Hot chocolate and spiced cider, musicians and carolers roam the decorated mountian village in the pines. An event not to be missed!

The Yuba Feather Museum is FANTASTIC. What a surprising little gem. You come into the little…read moreentry area, and it looks like it is just two rooms with a history of the area. So, we went through those rooms and learned about the many small communities that made up this area during the gold rush. There are great pictures and lots of information about industry and life in the area. Then, I noticed there were stairs. There is a "hotel" exhibit upstairs and a newspaper office exhibit downstairs - both of which are well done. But, you are not done. Go downstairs and out the back door - BOOM! This is where the museum sets itself apart. They have built a model town in the back of the museum to demonstrate life in the area - there is a stagecoach station, a sheriff's station, a miner's shanty, a mayor's house, a stage, a mercantile, a general store, a post office, a saloon, a church, a school, and barber shop. It's probably more than four times the size of the museum and is very impressive! I would highly recommend coming to this little museum to see what life was like in the area during the gold rush. The docents are enthusiastic, knowledgable and friendly. You will not be disappointed. FYI: Cell phone service in the area is abhorrent. So, print out a map in advance and don't rely upon GPS.

Absolutely a wonderful place for riding lesson! The owner/ trainer did a great job teaching us…read moreAbout horses, equipment and riding technique. she was great with my small daughter and the horses were very well trained and easy to learn with. the ranch and as beautiful and very well taken care of, after lessons she allowed us to walk around looking at other horses. the boarding was superb so if your looking look no further! i could go on and on about everything . 10/10 highly recommend

Great boarding facilities and care. 50 miles of trails for riding along the feather river and lake…read moreOroville.