I rarely bring my car when I come down so I tried the bus system a couple times. Got one really…read morerude lady one day but then ran across the nicest bus driver named Eunice. What a doll. I hope I get her again. Oh. And free wifi on the bus!

I used Merced Travel for a cruise in March of last year. Ann was very quick to respond, and very…read morehelpful with the travel plans, travel insurance, questions, etc. It was a pleasure working with her and Merced Travel.

Merced Travel rocks. They've helped setup a number of trips for me. They've even been able to use…read moremy United vouchers to help cut costs. Right next to Raley's. Great service! I highly recommend Merced Travel for anyone looking to get away for cheap. My first and only travel agent.

Bezak Liquid Transport is a wonderful company to work with. They have always been timely with…read moredelivery and easy to schedule. The drivers are helpful and friendly. Ben does a fantastic job coordinating the deliveries, and it provides huge peace of mind to know we can count on them.

Always deliver on time and with a smile. Great customer service, I can't say enough good things…read moreabout this company. Much more reliable than the company we were using...and they are cheaper, too!

Airport is beautiful. The runway is long......the approaches are great, and the ATC is awesome!!read more

I was at Castle Airport last month to meet a customer doing work in a restricted area. Castle…read moreAirport used to be Castle AFB. It was closed in 1995 as part of BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure). Currently, the general aviation airport is active, along with an aviation museum. My Garman GPS was useful in navigating the old roads on the old base. When I couldn't go any further, a security officer met me and provided escort the rest of the way. Security was very helpful and I got to the right location. Like all former military bases, the areas not in use may appear abandoned and rundown. It's very easy to get to from Hwy 99.

Yes the hotel is pretty cool within walking distance to restaurants, wine bars, coffee and…read moredelicious sandwiches. But disappointed with some of the communication read on. Front clerk failed to mention: When you arrive you may get mixed up seeing two black doors locked go around the corner on Main Street no sign to tell you that. Parking is free on 18th street very easy walk. WiFi is free no password needed. There is a gym on site. Choose "Main Street king" bed huge difference if you pick queen bed tiny room. $20 dollar difference worth it. Wine bar next door is great but you can purchase wine at the hotel cafe much cheaper. I kept going back to the wine bar next door really cool place and people. Try lovers deli for pizza or killer sandwiches walking distance. Great coffee and breakfast at hola cafe across from deli kinda. Enjoy

Third stay at El Capitan Hotel. Previous visits were great, this one was the weakest…read more Bathroom lotion was half empty and clearly used. Front desk felt less welcoming than before. I love this hotel for being dog-enthusiastic (treats and toys for pets), I had to ask if they stopped offering that heartwarming bonus. Also never received the food/beverage voucher that came with the Expedia booking. The bigger issue: my daughter needed an antacid. Nothing on hand--even most motels keep basic necessities available. Staff suggested I walk ~30 minutes in the dark to Walgreens. I'm a solo woman with my daughter. That's not acceptable. Rooms and design are still nice. Service and basic guest care slipped this time.

Thank you for putting the trip to Cabo together. The resort was beautiful, my room had a great view…read moreof the ocean. The infinity pools were nice, the adult only pool view was gorgeous. The spa was very nice, the facial and massage was one of the best. Overall: Wonderful trip and planning by World Worth Wandering!

I have had the pleasure of taking two trips with Hilda, one to Bali and one to the Dominican…read moreRepublic and both trips were amazing. Hilda plans trips that are exciting and fun whether your a new or an experienced traveler. One of my favorite trips in all of my life has been to the Dominican Republic with her. In this trip, we lived in treehouses (literally), rode horses through the jungle, hiked to an amazing waterfall, rode quads on an empty and gorgeous beach, took a boat ride to a private island, and zip lined through a jungle just to name a few of the activities. She's an excellent travel planner, organizer, and wonderful person to be around. She does a great job at creating a welcoming environment for everyone on the group trip and on both of my experiences, I left each trip with new friendships that I still have today. I can't say enough amazing things about my experiences in these two trips and I'm excited for my next trip with her to Madagascar! I am an experienced traveler who loves to take adventurous vacation where I get to really explore the place I visit and these two trips with Hilda have exceeded my expectations of group trips. I highly recommend her travel services and if I could give her more than five stars, I would. P.S The picture attached are not photoshopped in any way. This is just how gorgeous the locations she took us to where.

This was definitely a fun stop on our road trip! The first floor is the shop, where you can sample…read morea few cheeses or get something like cheese pie at the cafe. But definitely go upstairs, especially if you have kids, to look at the exhibits on dairy farms. We honestly would have missed the stairs if we didn't ask somebody how to get to the exhibits. It's not obvious! There's also a little movie about cheese making that you can ask the staff members to start for you. We also paid $4 each to do the ice cream making at 11:00 a.m. My only real complaint about the whole thing is that the kids weren't able to see what ingredients were in their can before they started the shaking process. The staff led them through all these different shaking exercises, and then they got to open their cans at the end and see some ice cream. But it really didn't mean anything to them because they had no idea what was in there in the beginning! I said something about it to the staff, just asking them why they didn't have the kids look in it at the beginning, and they said it's because they usually do field trips with hundreds of kids..... But our tour was just around 10 people! If I could do it all over, I would have had my kids unscrew the lids to see what was inside. But besides that little pet peeve, I appreciated the staff giving information and a little tour of the exhibits, and the movie is also included at the beginning of the event.

A very solid 4 1/2 stars I haven't been here in years. Since I was in the area, I decided to…read moreswing by. Their cheese is very good, having won awards from the California State fair, to nine medals, including gold, at the 2026 World cheese championships. Yes, it's good. you've probably had it, but never knew it. they sell their cheese in bulk to food service providers, restaurants, and other retail brands that package and sell the cheese under their own names It's a great place. Everything from souvenirs, to snacks, wines, jams, Peet's coffee, they have a small café, and of course, cheese, cheese, and even more cheese. They do offer tours, but they are limited. However, you can ask somebody from the register, to come over and turn on the "Moo-vie." hosted by a cartoon cow, it covers the cheese, making process from farm, forward. Yes, it's a little "cheesy", (pun intended) but it's cute, and it's interesting. There are pictures throughout the visitor center, and they also have a small area upstairs, that also talks about the cheese making process, and you can look down into the factory. As I mentioned, there are lots of cheeses for sale. They also have samples. They have "squeakers" which is what they call their cheese, curds, many different varieties of their cheeses, and other gourmet cheeses from other companies. I bought a small apple, walnut, smoked cheddar, which was very flavorful, and then I also decided to take a gamble, and got a 1 pound block of Hilmar habanero pepper jack cheese. The 1 pound block of cheese cost under seven bucks. Extremely reasonable for such a good quality cheese. Yes, it definitely packs a punch, (hey, it's habanero....) but the creaminess of the cheese helps, mellow out the habanero a bit. You can also cook with it, like a cheeseburger, or scrambled eggs, etc.... And that also helps mellow out the habanero. it is definitely toward the higher end of what I like for in spicy, but it is definitely good. At the café, they actually sell a cheese chowder, which is supposed to be excellent. I don't think my poor system could've handled it, so instead, I got one of their grilled cheese sandwiches, the zesty tomato, which was Monterey Jack, sun-dried, tomato, tomato, basil pesto, on sourdough bread. Yes, still rich, but the tomato help helped cut the richness. The only reason I'm taking off a half star, was because the bread was a bit overdone on the sandwich. Not enough that I had them redo it, but I could definitely taste it a little bit. The amazing taste of the sandwich. Helped take away the overdone taste of the bread. A great place to visit, I will be back. Thanks.

Great place to get info about virtually any part of California! The hostess was very welcoming and…read morehelpful in showing me which pamphlets to chose for an upcoming trip to the Napa area. Easy to follow directions posted from the 99 to the welcome center.

1:50 PM on a Saturday and this location is supposed to be open today but no one has opened it…read more Wondering who does the staffing?