What a cool experience. Got there for the 10:00 am tour, and I was the only guest. The walk to…read morethe cave is only about five minutes, but there's no shade so the earlier the better as the temps heat up. Inside the cave is about 50°. I have no issues with claustrophobia, but if you do there is one tight squeeze that might be a problem. Cash, my tour guide, turned off the lights (after asking my permission) and we experienced total darkness for maybe thirty seconds. It felt like two hours, and I hated it , but still neat and recommend trying if offered. Use the hand rails. They are there for your safety.

The drive here is much more involved than Mercer Caverns with more windy and narrow roads. Once you…read moreget closer the space opens up to a large parking lot and shop you meet at. We were the only ones that signed up for the earliest tour that day and were lucky to have a private tour. The tour has informative history about the caverns with landmarks along the way. The most interesting thing we didn't know about is they have caving adventure tours where you shimny through holes and narrow spaces with a guide but our kids aren't old enough to partake. This was the first show cave in California and townspeople lived in them during harsh winters in the 1800s. There was a bar inside and a church and nails were even given to people to carve on the walls. Because of this there are signs of harm everywhere with soot, broken formations, and dirty coloration from human hand oils and even champagne poured on a rock formation. The caverns are huge and beautiful with some jaw-dropoing rooms. The walking tour is very safe though we loved the slight danger and claustrophobic feel of the Mercer Caverns. When you leave the shop has some cool historical items pulled from the caves on display like glass bottles, etc .. that are worth checking out.

Best experience ever! I had 8 relatives from Japan come to visit my mother who is in Memory Care…read more Valley Vacay was responsive and bent over backwards to accommodate us. From picking us up at the airport, to driving us all over the Silicon Valley and San Francisco, the service was amazing. Edward, the owner, was our driver on the longest day 6:30am to 11pm, and he kept the group happy and met their every request--even a visit to Home Depot!? I cannot rave enough about Valley Vacay's services.

Edward is amazing and couldn't more highly recommend valley limo…read more We had a trip from SF to Sonoma for the day and the crew was on time, helpful, and so easy to work with. The car was new, had Bluetooth for music, and they had no problem getting to our favorite spots, even if they were off the beaten path. Will be booking again soon :)

Don was our tour guide and it was an incredible experience. He was very knowledgeable and answered…read moreevery question we had! It was a pleasure meeting him and I recommend everyone checking this gem of a place out!!

A very Pretty drive out to this cavern Lots of trails to…read morewalkabout around and before the small parking lot with an old yellow fire truck that you can check out too A kids sluice that is pretty cool by the shop and check in for the tour of the cavern. Bathrooms were decent And Faith our tour guide was A+++++++ with her flashlight extra luminescent sight too! Check it out and pack and pick-nick-lunch BooBoo! Get outside

Straight out of high school, I enlisted into the Army Reserves and I don't regret one thing. The…read morerecruiters here are helpful and they actually give a damn about your well being and that you're successful in your Army career. I've been in the Army for about a year and a half now and from time to time, my recruiter still messages me asking me how I'm doing and how my life's going which shows how serious they are about their job. I know there's a lot of bad rep on recruiters and I might've believed some of it when I began my entry process into enlisting but that bad rep has been taken over by good rep that the recruiters here have instilled by their determined mindsets to get you where you want to be in life and that's why I've given them a 5 star recommendation. For those of you interested in joining, good luck on your journey. It's going to be one hell of a ride!

From the owner: This is a government owned facility that has specialized Army recruiters to help you get…read moreinformation about the organization. If you have any questions about the Army, feel free to give us a call or come in to speak with a recruiter. Se habla español.

This is an older library in downtown Tracy, and on the hot hot day we visited, it was a cool relief…read moreto stop by. ‍ Everything is older in there, but all pretty well maintained. The children's section is good sized and colorful. There's a good amount of books and half a dozen computers for kids to learn and play on. Next to the kids area is the community room which was having a Friends of the Library sale, everything was 5 for $1! The selection was big, but the items all quite dated or not really the besr stuff, hence the price hehe. The rest of the library is pretty big too, the adult section is large, I didn't see a teens section but it was probably there. Tons of natural light from the windows up high in the main section. It's a quiet and serene place to read and relax. Only thing is the bathrooms could only be accessed by asking the security guard lady to open it for 1 person to use at a time, 15 minute time limit. But they were clean for that reason, not allowing for open access. Overall, this is a decently good library in Tracy that's part of the San Joaquin-Stockton library system.

I love this library. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. The library itself is well…read moredecorated and bright. Their kids area is great for littles lots of puzzles for them to do and keep them busy

The City of Mountain House, located in San Joaquin County is considered one of the most recently…read moreestablished and newest cities in the state of California. Driving through Mountain House, one of the things that stands out is the modernization of the area. You don't really find vintage businesses or historical sites, which hints that this area must of sprouted from vasts of rural land recently developed perhaps in the last few years. It certainly has great potential and opportunity for growth. The only surprise, which honestly shouldn't be, is the skyrocketing real estate prices on the recently built homes in this area. Other than that, it's a nice place to stop by on your way to Tracy.

if you like high prices, high taxes, sometimes high HOA charges, paying for schools to be built on…read moreevery single freaking corner, 5 dirty, smelly gas stations within less than 2 miles of each other no real industry, no business park (like TRIMARK promised), acres, and acres of apartments that choke the beautiful country horizon; which weren't a part of the original plan, and now high crimes & theft in our neighborhoods, by all means move to MH. I'm not surprised about the increase in thefts because when you build a 24 hour expensive Safeway w/a gas station there's bound to be crime just around the corner. My trigger is when the mountain house service department at the time decided to tow my brand new truck and trailer. MH was not a city until it became effective in July 2024. My trigger took place a month before that when I was towed from an area across the street from the park. There are no parking signs & no tow away signs. It's open to the public & people park there day and night walking their dogs running doing whatever they do but on this date when I was towed, I was told that the reason it was towed was because the street was owned by a HOA. The county sheriff condoned the whole incident via TELEPHONE between MH officials & the county sheriffs department. The county sheriffs department then backtracked when I confronted them and said they had nothing to do with it because it was a HOA thing. Well I was confused, because I've been here since 2006 & I hadn't realized that the public street sidewalk and grass area by the creek and park were owned by a HOA. I must've been confused about where my tax money was going and the number of public servants that run around mountain house and the park area in particular cleaning and working on it. And to boot the tow company took a picture of my vehicle and my trailer & not one sticker & not one citation was visible on either vehicle . Yet when I picked up my vehicle from the tow yard it was lit up like a Christmas tree with green stickers on every side, white citations on every side of the vehicle and the trailer. But the picture that they took looked like a trophy picture. I'd only had my vehicle there for 4 days. I was getting ready for a trip so I was cleaning and storing things in it. So, when they took the vehicles they actually took all my items with it; every expensive thing that I use when I travel. I've never been so violated in my life!!!! As I explained to the Sheriffs , that if the HOA indeed owned this street & adjacent sidewalks and it's private property then where are the sign postings. People shouldn't be confused about whether their vehicle has been stolen or even where it's been stored. There are laws about this . Again, the county sheriffs department washed their hands of it said we know nothing about that, "WE didn't do it". The wonderful thing about living in a neighborhood is that you want to feel safe and secure. When the policies and procedures start to turn on me, I feel immense distrust in the public servants of this community . The "lets make it up as we go, cover for one another, & make lots if money even if rules need to bend" policies and procedures just don't work for me. We simply don't share the same values . It's kind of like having cancer. I just don't appreciate being manipulated by predatory like businesses and lied to by public officials that get paid because I pay my taxes. I don't think I deserve this as I pay a lot of taxes to stay here. So, I've decided to lease my place & move elsewhere because having life, liberty, and happiness in my neighborhood means more to me than anything else!

As a Bay Area girlie who loves live performances but needs a seat and kind of hates crowds, I LOVED…read morethe Grand. I came here on a whim to watch All-4-One perform. (They did not disappoint.) Things I loved about the Grand: - Easy parking within a block (or two) via street and dirt lots. All of it was free parking. - Not fighting huge traffic other than I-580-EB on an evening. - Along a really cute downtown area that was about 3-4 blocks by 3 blocks. - Cheap snacks at the Grand that included beer on tap, wine, sodas, bottled water, candy, and nuts, all of which was very inexpensive by comparison to the Orpheum in SF. (Water, soda - $3; candy - $3; most alcoholic beverages were $6-9, IIRC.) - All great seating once you get inside. I didn't feel like there was a bad seat in the house. - Beautiful interior, just as ornate as The Orpheum. - Awesome lighting and sound, unlike the Golden Gate Theater, which has had terrible sound in the last two years. - Not a huge line to get to the restroom. - A space indoors for merch sales, for groups like All-4-One that choose to sell things. There's nothing critical or even nit-picky to say about my visit here. 5 stars. I had a great time, and I will be back. Tracy, y'all are so lucky!

Amazing art and architecture, I am biased since I love older buildings. The service and everyone…read morewho works there are helpful and kind. I enjoy every visit, every show, play and every just random walk up on the weekend. Tracy is lucky to still have this theatre around. I hope more artists come around. Only issue is making the website more user friendly.

There was a couple stranded on the road waving for help so I originally called the non emergency…read moreline of Tracy who was very nice and on it and transferred me to CHP, the operator Michelle was very rude and unhelpful. She answered with an attitude. I explained previously I wasn't too good with highway names and exact location before I tried to explain and she was very rude, dismissive, and made the process a lot harder than it should've been. She kept cutting me off as I was giving her the name of the highway to tell me "I don't understand what your saying" "you are making no sense at all" mind you, I was purposely speaking loud, clear, and slowly so she can hear what I'm saying. I called her out for being rude to me and that there was no reason to be rude... all the sudden she knew the location of this and understood me very clearly. Do better.

In my quest to locate information on a potential stolen vehicle, I needed to speak with both the…read moreTracy CHP and Stockton Dispatch Center (non-emergency). Both individuals who assisted me were very courteous and professional. Neither of them made me feel rushed or a burden even though time is very important to them. Therefore, I tried to make my inquiries as direct and succinct as possible. I hope I never need to contact them in the future for a true emergency but trust I will receive the same level of service because all my prior interactions with law enforcement have been met with mutual respect.

5/5/26- Came in to see if they had Mando and Grogu movie merchandise, and they did…read more Kyler was working and always nice to see him. He helped us with our purchase and I ordered a large drink. Kyler is always smiling, friendly, and efficient. The merchandise stand was well stocked and prices clearly priced. The facility is always clean in outin front and in the lobby/concessions area. Several items for The Mabdolorean and Grogu movie... Tshirt, metal popcorn bins, sipper cup, drink cup and a Grogu figure popcorn bucket.

First time being in a movie theater in what feels like a decade. I opted to drive to Tracy, as the…read moreseats are better than Manteca. Always surprised to see something still operating in malls that have long been graveyards. I went to a matinee showing- so not busy but a bit slow moving. Service was friendly enough and while stalls were without toilet paper before the first movie even began, areas at least appeared clean. The reclining lounger is what will continue to bring me back to the Tracy theater (whenever I end up finding another movie worth a theater visit)- especially for some of the ones with longer run times. I like that you don't feel like you have people sitting right on top of you on either side and no one lingering directly behind.