Lovely little railroad, loved it as a kid and I aspire to one-day run my own locomotives on a…read moresimilar type of railroad. Unfortunately as I understand it, the insurance company doesn't allow him to run his trains to the public and has been like this for years now. This could be false information but all I positively know is that it is closed to the public. Thank you for giving me an experience I will never forget.

What a great experience! The owner hand built the small railroad back in the 80's. The ride is free…read morebut there is a donation jar. The ride is about 10 mins long. My son LOVED it. There is a tiny museum as well. Don't forget the adorable dog Emma! Nothing like a small town place - it was great

Saw the final Mission Impossible there last Spring and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience! The…read moreacoustics was excellent! Clean theater and the staff were nice and pleasant. The tickets, popcorn and drink were reasonably priced!

This theater is old and could use some updating. The seats were comfortable enough, bathroom was…read moreok. Theater itself just had an old feeling.

Stopped here with my friend on the last day of our vacation and it did not disappoint. We spent…read moreabout 50$ each on a three hour pass which is not bad given it included some of the arcade games, mini golf, and go carts. In that time we were able to ride the go carts three times and complete the mini golf course before spending the rest of the time playing in the arcade. I would definitely visit again next time I am in pinetop.

Owning several businesses in one of the most highly regulated industries in the country, I can…read morecertainly appreciate the need for rules. As a business owner and leader, though, I think you can also appreciate that your responsibilities extend beyond simply having those rules in place. You have a responsibility to keep the public safe, properly train your employees on the rules, and ensure they know how to communicate and enforce them appropriately with your customers. The defensiveness in your reply is similar to what I experienced when I simply tried to explain that your staff did not communicate the rules in the manner you are now describing. That is really at the heart of the issue. You have also taken on the responsibility of creating and operating what you market as a "family fun" environment. Rules and safety are absolutely compatible with that, but the way those rules are communicated and enforced has a significant impact on the experience families have at your business. Rather than immediately becoming defensive when a customer offers criticism, I would encourage you to listen to what they are actually telling you about their experience. Spending less time defending the response and more time understanding the feedback would, in my opinion, make you a more effective leader and ultimately make your organization better.

I usually don't visit art galleries because I find them a bit intimidating. However, we decided to…read morecheck out this charming art gallery and gift shop when we were passing by it. I was pleasantly surprised to be warmly greeted by friendly staff and the wonderful display of jewelry, paintings and sculptures. It was my birthday and always wanted to buy turquoise and copper jewelry for myself. I was ecstatic to find something I loved from the display case! Went back again to peruse the beautiful artwork, especially the miniature houses and buy more jewelry. They also have art classes there. Will definitely visit this place again when we're back in Show Low!

A gallery filled with art that is for sale by local artists: jewelry, paintings, photography, metal…read morework, sculpture. Stained Glass, etc.

The Show Low Historical Society Museum was a great place to start our trip in Show Low with our two…read moreyoung kids. The building is much larger than it looks from the outside, including something like 17 rooms that are all themed to different topics. They have a wonderful miniature train room, and if the conductor is there, he can give you the full breakdown and history of the whole set up. All the volunteers working there were super nice, it is free to get in with donation as an option. We will be back when our kids are older and we can thoroughly spend time in each room.

This museum is fantastic! Each room is dedicated to a specific pioneer family or a period in the…read morepast history of the region. Because this is a small mountain city, there are many local families whose roots go back to the founding pioneers of the region. I was raised by my grandmother for most of my childhood and her farmhouse dated into the late 1800s so I was amazed to see many of the household items and tools that had also graced her home. One can easily spend hours at this museum, which whenever possible includes written placards telling you about the use of the item and the family that had originally had the item. It is definitely a place to take the whole family and it is not only entertaining but very educational.

We had our daughter's wedding here and would definitely recommend them…read more The grounds are awesome, quite the location for a destination wedding! The Pliska - Bennett Wedding

From the owner: Welcome to the HISTORIC Camp Grace! Established in 1953, Camp Grace is known as Arizona's BEST…read moreAdventure Resort, we specialize in summer camps, family reunions, retreats, corporate events, weddings, celebrations and more. With 20-acres in the beautiful mountains of Pinetop-Lakeside, we offer low ropes course, zipline, ninja warrior course, archery, sports court, pickleball, expansive lawns, hiking, and tons of nearby adventures including fishing, mountain biking, snow skiing, rodeos, ATV, and much much more. Our fully restored and renovated sleeping cabins provide ample sleeping for up to 150 guests. We would love to have you!

Such a chill and friendly farmers market! Everyone was super kind which made us feel right at home…read more We grabbed some coffee from the cutest little truck (bless it, because I was running on zero sleep thanks to my sick baby ). If you're in town and looking for something lowkey and relaxing, this is your spot!

Small but great farmer's market in downtown Show Low, AZ. It is in Historic Downtown Show Low in…read morethe "Festival Marketplace" on Cooley Street between 9th and 11th by the by the Cardplayers"statue. They have all sorts of arts & crafts, home decor, soaps & creams, plants, local fruits and vegetables, as well as, cooked and prepared foods. It's fun to walk and look at all the stands and see and smell what they sell. Every stand seems to have something I would use but I really go there for the fresh local organic vegetables. I love the Hi~Vibes Farm Microgreens. They are so fresh, tasty and impossible to find anywhere else in town. My new fav is the tortillas & tortilla chip stand. The chips look better than store but when we tasted them-wow, fresh tasting & delicious! The owner uses fresh sweet corn to make her own masa! Then, makes her own tortillas and chips!! The tortilla chips are cooked in olive oil at the proper temperature so they're not greasy. We bought a huge bag for $6. Because they are fresh, you can refrigerate or freeze them.We also found fresh, ripe peaches that come from Colorado. They smelled delicious before you even went in for your first bite. They were so juicy!! I will definitely go back for these!! I will definitely be back as many Saturdays as I can. It is one of my favorite things to do and you get to enjoy your purchases all week long! I recommend it highly!