Costumed reenactors demonstrate life in the 1850s, with tours, stagecoach rides & panning for gold.
The family and I had a good time. I would definitely visit again. The stagecoach ride could have been longer and I wish there were commentary on the coach ride to explain the landmarks we passed. Overall it was good experience and very educational.
This place is amazing. It is set as an old wetern town with rustic features. All shops have the decor of being from the old west. They even have a horse cartiage ride you can pay but we didnt get a chance. There is an onsite blacksmith, old fashion store for candy and sweets. At the end of the street is a pizza parlor. The food is amazing. Its a must try. The scenery is so soothing and calming you forget that you are a visitor.
An old but cute small town, including shops, hotel, court, museum, jail , school, etc, where you will meet a lot of nice stuff/horse and have a chance to know what happened there in the gold rush days. Especially I like the leather shop where they sell very cute stuff with very reasonable prices.