Great museum, free entry but suggested $5 donation. Well worth it. You can do a self-tour or take a…read morefree guided tour. I suggest the free guided tour, tour guide was very knowledgeable and you get entrance to many buildings, that you can just see from the outside of the self-tour. Biggest oddity: the two story outhouse. I had a great time, highly recommend.

Large museum considering this is a tiny town. A lot of neat artifacts inside the museum and a bunch…read moreof buildings to view. They offer tours of the property (we only had time to listen to the beginning of one). Please note that certain buildings can only be entered via tour. FREE entry (donations accepted). Friendly staff. The gentleman working inside the museum was really nice and eager to show us photos of nearby ghost towns. He seemed very enthusiastic about the work that he does. Great stop if you like pioneer history and/or mining history. BEST PART: The two-story outhouse. Make sure you at least walk around to see it (you don't need to be on a tour to walk around, only to enter certain buildings).

Stopped by Rawlins, WY and I'm really glad we did the tour! You honestly have to book the tour or…read moreyou don't really see any of the actual prison. My kids (6, 7 years old) and my husband loved coming here. It was a great tour and we had a great tour guide (male, didn't catch his name) and it was really informative. We went to most of the rooms inside the prison and even went outside to see the yard. I wish they had more in the gift shop to purchase, but we ended up getting shirts and some penny coins from the machine. Definitely stop by if you are in the area! They have plenty of parking and even RV parking as we brought an RV.

This was a pretty disappointing stop for us on our travels. On the upside, you're allowed to bring…read moreyour dog on the tour (about 1 hour), so instead of leaving them in the RV,we brought them along. Our tour guide was very difficult to understand - my wife and I figure we understood about 25% of what she was saying. While it is an old abandoned facility, it doesn't appear the current owners are doing any maintenance at all. Things like sweeping the debris off the floors, replacing lightbulbs, etc. We were breathing in black mold and asbestos from the broken floor tiles all along the way. Wished we skipped it.

Cleanest thrift store I've ever been to. There is always new inventory out. Great displays…read more Definitely need to check it out if you are in the Rawlins area.

Amazing store. Awesome people who work there. New inventory almost every day. Good quality items…read moreand no trash. Good prices and Discounts all of the time.

We are grown adults and got excited over EVERYTHING! Who doesn't love an old siren?! Gory history…read moreand human remains? Yes please! Cylinder phonograph? Heck yeah! Mammoth tusks?! Go. See. Adore it. The woman working it was an enthusiastic accommodating doll we loved her. I bought far too much swag. It was so random and a great way to start our road trip vacation. They deserve your love at this one.

Love taking my daughter here! It's fun to learn the history of RAWLINS and they have scavenger…read morehunts for the kids, which they change every few months, giving an opportunity for the kids to actually pay attention to other areas they may not have been as invested in on their first trip. Love this place and would suggest parents bring their kids a few times a year!

I have fallen behind on my daily reviews and it revolved around a death in the family. My cousin…read morepassed away and was instrumental in the organization of irrigation not only to my family's ranch but to the neighboring ranches which includes Brush Creek Ranch. My cousin made sure all neighboring ranches got their fair share of irrigation water from the spring run off. Tragically he passed away in a car accident back in February. Wyoming winters are not kind so the services for my cousin were not held until June. The management of Brush Creek were so gracious to our family to provide a building and seating area for the ceremony at the nearby Ditch Camp( The place where the irrigation water is regulated and distributed) which was so appropriate for my cousin. The next day we scattered some of his ashes at the Ditch Camp. Brush Creek's commitment to the community and helping it to thrive for the nearby towns is much needed. Brush Creek is geared more as a resort and to it's guests but they are very welcoming to their neighbors and eager to have a good relationship with the community and that means a tremendous amount to my family.

My Brothers and my Cousins just returned from a long guys weekend at Brush Creek. Our overall all…read moreexperience was awesome. The entire staff from the kitchen, activities, and guides were terrific. I have never experienced such services on so many levels and the food quality and presentation was the best I've ever seen or tasted. The entire staff goes out of their way to make you feel at home and apart of the ranch. When leaving we felt we were saying goodbye to friends, people we have known for years. I would recommend Brush Creek to anyone looking for a luxury ranch experience. If you need to escape your life for just a few days then you need to go spend time at Brush Creek! Thank you to everyone that help makes this such an awesome adventure!!! Joe T.

3.5 stars. I always enjoyed going to the movies at this place and when I lived in Saratoga I always…read moremade a point to trudge through the weather if it was bad to see a movie, even if it was 45-60 miles away. Of course this place gets mostly mainstream movies and a few 'fringe' titles so don't expect to see artsy movies here unless they are big hits. The movie rotation is very fast so if you want to go see a movie you might should go over there and see it right away because they may completely change every Friday to keep up with the new releases that come out each week.

The only show in town, so whattya gonna do? They recently put in new seats and the rows are just…read morefar enough apart so you can't put your feet up unless you're over seven feet tall. One theater has a luxury reserved section -- I HATE RESERVED SEATING IN THE MOVIES!!! -- but the others don't and the seats aren't reserved. The place is very clean and the sound and picture quality are good.