A fascinating interpretive center in a breathtaking locale. Admission is $10 for adults, $6 for…read morechildren, and it's worth the price. It opened in 1997, and has aged remarkably well. There are plenty of exhibits for the kids, like a lumber mill's steam engine. The Native American and geological history of the Columbia River Gorge are engrossingly portrayed. For something indoors, you'd want to spend hours. Appropriately, it has enormous windows so you can take in the views of the Gorge. The documentary videos are OK, but they have an amazing array of artifacts, signs, exhibits- but you're there for the gorgeous vistas. It fits in with the scenery, and a great introduction to the history&geology of the Pacific Northwest treasure that is the Columbia River Gorge.

This is a very small regional museum and takes maybe an hour to get through, including the outside…read moreexhibits. The fullsize replica of the fish "scooper" is pretty cool! They focus on Lewis and Clark and the local indigenous people that lived in the area and how development and trade impacted them. It's worth a single visit for the history, but I won't be back for a second visit.

I've been coming here for years when I visit the area, and can't believe I haven't written a review…read morebefore this! On my visit in late August, I bought 6 pairs of earrings - all beautifully designed, original, and well-priced enough to give as gifts to friends on a "girls' weekend". The selection of original jewelry is really wonderful - I always see lovely and original work that I lust for! If you prefer leather goods, or wood, or even some paintings, you'll find other products to tempt you. Some good chocolates from Oregon producers are also available. It's easy to park either in front of the store or nearby, and as you walk on the main drag, you'll be able to look across on a clear day to a fantastic view of Mt Hood. It's only 10 minutes or less from downtown Hood River, across the river and up onto the bluffs. Stop by - you'll be glad you did!

Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Good selection of custom and standard jewelry - and if…read morethey don't have it then they can order it. The gallery has a nice variety of handcrafted items from Pac NW artisans including pottery, furniture, purses, and artwork - just to name a few.

This place is awesome so much culture, history, and cool sh¥t to collect. The people are sweet and…read morehelpful. The lady kept the store open for my wife and I after being in there for hours so we could finish our hunts. I've been going for a couple of years now almost every weekend and I still enjoy walking in there. They have everything for everyone. I don't support the bad reviews on this place.

This is a fabulous place! As the name states, inside is filled with lots of antiques from the US…read moreand many from Asia plus random odd ball stuff that you can't help but wonder, does anyone buy these items? Yes, they do! One person's oddity is another's treasure. The first floor has shelves loaded with dishes, glass wear and serving pieces. All arranged by color or designer or function. Clearly they care about how items are presented and it makes it so much easier for the customer. For example, there was an entire shelf filled with depression era green glass dishes and serving pieces. No need to hunt, it's right there for the taking. On this floor there are also lots of books, dvds and albums. Vintage clothing, some beau winter coats and jackets amongst the collection. If you, your man or child wants cowboy boots, there are dozens and dozens in every size! Wow! An amazing collection. A wall of wooden masks, beads you can scoop for $5 a bag, statues, knives, tools, paintings, toys, the list goes on and on! Downstairs is where they have the majority of furniture from near and far. Some truly beautiful carved wooden pieces and doors, just waiting for the right customer. Those working there were busy arranging items but always greeted me and offered help. There are several sections that you can tell are collections by individual sellers. Unlike some of the reviewers, I did not see the Nazi memorabilia and I'm glad I didn't. While we need to learn and understand history so we don't repeat it, I fear that some may collect this crap for the wrong reasons. Hopefully it was removed based on the feedback from those reviewers. If I had seen it, I would have gone straight to the owner or workers with my concerns since not all owners read Yelp reviews. Located right across the bridge from Hood River, there are plenty of parking spots out front. It's a fun place to stop, I needed an hour as there is so much to see that time goes fast.

Had a fantastic experience at this 5 acre + museum with lots of amazing old airplanes and cars…read more Well laid out with good signage so you can wander. They offer mobility scooters too! Wonderful gift shop as well. I'm not an aviation buff, but this museum came highly recommended and it did not disappoint. Well worth the money!

Such a fun and educational experience! The founder is regularly at this spot and there are a lot of…read morevolunteers to help answer any questions you may have. They have a ton of different events they host throughout the year. Definitely will be back again!

Great little scrapbook store. Probably the last of its kind around. The couple who owns the store…read moreare fun. Plan to visit more often. Love that you can be a part of projects online.

Followed the Charm Trail here! Lovely store, fabulous customer service. Thank you for sharing our…read moreexuberance for collecting charms while visiting The Dalles.

Cute boutique gift shop. I can't think of any other place in The Dalles quite like this one. This…read moreis typically the kind of place you would find in downtown Hood River, but much less pretentious and more affordable. They have a large, impressive selection of soaps and candles. They also go heavy on unique kitchen gadgets with lots of local flair. The perfect store to pick up a last minute birthday, baby shower, wedding shower gift. And they do gift wrapping!

Nothimg like it within 100 miles. Very eclectic. Neat stuff. Must go if you're in town.read more

Fun little trippy place out in the middle of nowheres land it felt like…read more They've got wonderful bigger than life fairy statues out in front. Inside on one side is where the action happens though no glass artisans nearby this time. On the other side was the gallery. Would have loved to see the artists, especially the ones that created the cool fairies and butterflies outside. The vibe felt pretty business like instead on this day. We were just passing through between drinking wine and eating apples and they were asking if my dog was a service dog as we were inside the gallery. They don't ask that about little children though they were running all over the place. At least my dog was on a leash.. ;)

Had a great time watching glass being blown and then working with the artists to make a piece of…read moreart of our own. Picked up the glass the next day and was super happy with the results.

Buy Right Antiques has a little bit of everything which makes this store one of my favorites to go…read moreto.