Always friendly staff and never too busy to find a table during a holiday week for a date night…read more The wines can be hit or miss depending on what's available. There are charcuterie boards available, just wish they offered more.

Great little spot. The vibe is super relaxed which is my preference and they have some nice meats…read moreand cheeses to either have a charcuterie board there or to make something at home. I wish they had more wines available by the glass but I'll still be going back!

I love this place it has amazing service and amazing people come here for your kids to do…read moregymnastics:)

The hubs and I stopped in as a bit of a pit stop on our way towards Yellowstone. We love a good…read moremuseum and this did not disappoint. Small enough to wrap your hands around but packed with really good information. There is also an interactive "river crossing" where you are in a wagon and it moves a bit to simulate crossing a river. Really unique and i appreciated the experience. The employees were also exceedingly friendly and went out of their way to engage with us, teach us what they found interesting and gave a nice restaurant recommendation to boot. Definitely add this to a trip to Casper.

If you are passing through Capser, the museum of the trails is a FREE must do stop…read more Firstly, the views from the parking lot and entrance are spectacular of Casper and the Casper MT. Secondly, its free! Clean rest rooms and lots of historic information about Casper and the local areas. The staff are very helpful and knowledgeable about all the local history. You'll learn about the migrants on the Oregon Trail, (yes the video game is based on a true story) Farmers going to Oregon, Gold miners going to Sacramento and San Fran, (the original 49ers) and the Mormoms going through to SLC. There are interesting exhibits, videos and a large auditorium show of life on the trail, which is really rather informative. The museum covers trails before the migrants, settlers moving across US and the progress of the Pony Express, Telegraph and Railroads. The museum has a few neat simulators for kids such as riding a prairie cart through the river. Sitting in a Wells Fargo stage coach and even experience how it was to pull a 150lb hand cart through the 1000 miles of wilderness. Definitely worth your time, can be done in 1 hour, most likely take 2.

Walked in to the visitor center portion of the fort and were greeted warmly. It only cost $4/ adult…read moreto see this great fort and museum about the area. The museum portion was very informative and has some interactive displays perfect for getting kids involved in history. The gift shop has a lot to choose from.

This museum is small but nice. Interesting objects are on display. Some, like the wonderful…read moreceremonial shield with feathers, need some conservation work. They have a nice collection of Native objects. Some of the labels were a little faded and could be refreshed. I enjoyed learning about the history of Casper. The museum was very clean. There are some recreated fort buildings you can walk outside and view too. It would have been nice to not have had to hear the museum staff complaining about COVID protocols - made us feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. I get it, having to work with the public in this time is a challenge but wait until the guests leave to complain! Otherwise, everything was nice and I would recommend stopping.

Amazing ! The people are very knowledgeable and give great tours. We loved the experience. We found…read moreout that they have Digs that people can sign up for by looking online at their website. They even give Real dinosaur bone fragments to the children so they can have a piece of history to take home.

Wow, 1st review for such a great place! We had a blast with Barbara #2! BTW there is a Barbara #1…read moreand a Barbara #3. We were blessed with our docent who has been there for 25 years -since the beginning! Such knowledge, enthusiasm and entertaining to boot! We learned all about a variety of dinosaurs that were found around Glenrock. They have even named the dinosaurs in the museum, if you can remember who is who, you can win a prize! Very much worth the stop. Everyone gets a personal tour. We arrived a little late in the day and they stayed overtime to show us the preparation room where thell paleontologists and volunteers piece together the dinosaurs bones like a puzzle!

This very small community theater features about six plays a year. The plays cover a wide variety…read moreof themes and at least one pay a year will appeal to everyone. The actors volunteer and really put their all into the shows. I was in a play here despite having zero experience. The veterans helped me along and overall it was a rewarding experience.

The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. There are some hands-on activities that younger children…read morewould probably enjoy. Many quality book titles were available for sale to peek even the youngest child's interest. However, the planetarium show was not what I was expecting. It seemed a little outdated. With the openness of the WY sky and what Casper has to offer, an expansion or remodel would make the Casper Planetarium a great asset.

Very friendly staff! Little interactive activities with cool information. I liked the architecture!…read moreThe show we saw was amazing. Will be back whenever we come back to Casper!

Young kids running place. They are very rude and disrespectful. Hunter asked me not to say his name…read moreout loud because he didn't want people to know his name. He had a hard time explaining the policies and seemed to get very frustrated every time I asked for clarification. He clearly was in over his head. I would hope that when employing someone that is uncomfortable with the job, they would have an adult supervisor. My visit was chaotic and I felt like I was constantly getting scolded by the young man that was of high school age.

I went for Santa lunch with my daughter and niece. Everyone was friendly, she had a fun interaction…read morewith Santa, got to eat, share cookies with Santa, take home the cute plates, had crafts to do, and even got printed pictures to take home. For three adults, two kids and all of these activities it was only ~80. I was sad it was not more busy and I hope they can continue to do this yearly as I would make it a family tradition