I stumbled upon this interesting place during a weekday in September. It looks like it is a museum…read morebuilt in someones yard, but it looks well kept and fairly interesting. According the a Wikipedia entry, the museum is open the first Saturday of every month from June to September. I can't confirm this since I drove by on a weekday.

My daughter is very much into airplanes these days, so when we don't see them in the sky, we go to…read morethe museum to see them on the ground. The staff here are incredibly knowledgeable and kind. My daughter loves going into the C-130 and to check out the cockpit. This is the perfect place to be on a hot day since the museum stays nice and cool.

If you are an aerospace geek or a military history dork, then the Hill Aerospace Museum is a must…read morefor you. As a kid growing up, I watched war movies with enchantment. I read up on military stories. And sometimes, I was lucky enough to meet a veteran that would share their stories. Hill Aerospace had all of that. Since my wife does the planning, I didn't think much of our visit until we pulled up and those large decommissioned military planes sitting outside in all of its glory brought me back to when I was 10 years old. But the magic continues after you walk in. Within three large hangers housed of some of the most historically iconic planes on display. Add a small platoon of veterans, many of which had personally flown some of these pieces, the stories were endless and I had the honor of speaking with a number of these veterans and listen to their stories. It was an amazing time and I could have spent the whole day there. I don't say this often, but Hill Aerospace is almost a destination museum. It was such a great experience and those veterans made it that much more special.

I loved this place for my littles! It was soo fun. We went on a day that was going to rain so we…read moredidn't have much time but we still got so much out of those few hrs. It is acres and acres of things to do. My favorite thing is how spacious it all was nothing felt crowded there were plenty of slides in all the areas to play on and go w your kids. From one play area to the next three kids didn't get bored. The pig races were so cute and the bubble station was interactive. I wish they checked on the Bubble Station a lithe more often to make sure it's filled up. The kids needed a bathroom break and luckily we weren't far from it. They were impeccably clean and didn't scare the kids with bad smells. I would go back again if it was more affordable and/or offered an option for just the courtyard. I really wanted to go back on a play date with my BFF but decided against it because the price. We didn't have a chance to go on the hay ride, it seems they had only one truck going so the wait was long. We didn't want to waste time, we knew the kids would have had more fun in the courtyard. Again, I wish there was a price for just the courtyard itself, but you're obligated to pay it combo.

Do not eat the meat!! Not sure what those hamburgers where,…read morewe bought 2 cheeseburgers, i asked for well done, not even close. I am not sure what kina meat it was, but don't!!!! Just dont!! It was 28.65$ for one was to come with fry's, which we never received, after waiting for almost a half hour we gave up and walked away from the food. Total waste of money on the food, super bummed. Threw away both burgers, God they were nasty!!! The grand kids had a blast!! Tons to do!! Love all of those things! I would defiantly recommend for fun, just not the food ewwww!!! Nasty stuff. Kinda wish i threw a fit and got my money back on the food. Can't stress enough, please do not eat the hamburgers.

BUYER BEWARE!!! Horrible place, bought two tickets. 1st time I went they closed early due to…read moreweather. THEY DID DONT EMAIL AND INFORM US!! Second time I pulled up at 10:20 the night before Halloween and they said they have kids working in this establishment and had to close due to the CHILDREN running the business. So unprofessional. They robbed me and my friend. They told us NO RUFUNDS!!!

The house itself was a 5-star! Would love to see more people working in the woods. Loved the…read morechainsaws and the maze.

Picture this: you're driving down the road, the sky is overcast threatening to rain and you see a…read moresign for u-pick flowers. There's already something magical in the air and you think that the only thing that could improve the afternoon would be a stroll through the fields of flowers and produce. So you stop. This is what I experienced while touring through town. The gardens are impressive-with all variety of vegetables and some flowers that you can collect and pay for by the bucket. All the benefit of locally grown without having the pull weeds-now that's my kind of gardening! There was also a neat area with fall decor and some of the most interesting pumpkins and gourds that I've ever seen. Staff members were kind and informative, welcoming us to the garden and explaining how things work. I'm so glad that we made the impromptu visit.

If you are in the SLC Utah area, this is a must see. The Land Cruiser heritage museum has a…read morebeautiful clean and inviting showroom....oh and the Land Cruisers are amazing.

The museum lives in a beautifully-restored warehouse just outside downtown SLC. The collection of…read moreLand Cruisers on sale are absolutely beautiful and the placards tell an amazing story that each vehicle has. Plenty of memorabilia exist for the largest of Land Cruiser fans. Jules was working the front desk when I checked in and was more than excited to assist and teach about the collection. A must visit for any car enthusiast, not just Land Cruiser fans.

On the west side of 24th Street sits a nondescript brick warehouse. Pull into the parking lot, and…read morea single chalkboard sign ushers you into a matte grey metal door. The business may not look like much on the outside, but the magic that happens inside may be one of Utah's biggest diamond in the rough metaphors. Having moved to Ogden 5 years ago, I had heard almost nothing about the theater scene, and what few theaters my neighbors directed me to featured predictable kid friendly favorites that cater to a crowd that could watch Rogers and Hammerstein for 5 consecutive seasons. Not that there's anything wrong with that level of convention, but for those who want to see the envelope of modern theatre to be pushed a bit further, it leaves a tangible gap. That is where Good Company Theatre finds a niche. I don't recall how we first found the playhouse, but it's definitely off the beaten path, so much so that most theatre buffs and local residents aren't familiar with it. As such, when we first bought tickets, our expectations were lukewarm. Years later, I can honestly say that this company had not only exceeded our expectations, but is our favorite theatre in Northern Utah. Expect no fancy red curtains or flashy productions of Mamma Mia to be shown here any time soon. Instead, enter and you will be greeted by an industrial brick and mortar room with simple chairs on a riser. The setting is small, but this creates a unique and intimate arena for a show. And the scripts played out are usually unconventional and feature aspects traditionally underrepresented by mainstream theatre. This is part of the magic of Good Company. We've seen full productions, original compilations, and workshop readings. The talent, passion, and community this theatre brought to each was refreshing. Patrons should be warned, however, that Good Company is not for all tastes. Read content warnings before purchasing tickets, which are usually posted on their website. Some scripts have strong subject matter, and this theatre unapologetically keeps content true to how plays are written. Make sure you will be comfortable with the show before you decide to go. That said, this company has a gritty, down to earth, humanity embracing style I've never experienced anywhere else. In that sense, they are a true gem, and a much needed outlet to keep local theatre diverse and progressive. A true gem in the world of art.

When presented a chance to see something here: RUN, DO NOT WALK. Tickets sell out, quickly, and…read morewith very good reason. Good Company is original, new, exciting, and tuned in to the community. This intimate space has been home to so many unique artistic experiences in such a relatively short time. Good Company has consistently produced provocative and richly varied material at each and every attempt. Alicia and Camille succeed marvelously in engaging a thriving and burgeoning artistic renaissance in Ogden. This company is a trailblazer, and active community partner, in a growing effort to give voice to a beautifully diverse and compelling artistic community.

I came here looking for some unique pottery pieces, and I definitely wasn't disappointed! The shop…read morefeatures amazing artwork from a variety of talented artists, and there was a great selection of styles and pieces to choose from. They also hold sales a few times throughout the year, so it's worth keeping an eye out for special events and deals. The staff was very helpful and made sure all of my purchases were carefully wrapped and protected before I left. The pieces have held up beautifully, and I use them all the time. Overall, a great place to find high-quality, functional art!

I am so tempted to gatekeep this but they deserve all the praise…read more Muddie Buddies is a community pottery studio that holds classes and offers open studio hours for those with prior experience. The entire staff is helpful and knowledgeable. The studio is spacious and well stocked. Wait a day or two after classes are available so I can make sure I get my spot