It is not a large museum but it does have outstanding pieces and, best of all, it's free to tour!…read moreIt's all about rocks & fossils. We spent one hour, however if you are into geology and archaeology you could spend much more time. The museum is well maintained and the displays are really educational. We both learned things we never knew about geology and archaeology. The entrance to the museum is right off the street, free street parking too. The museum is located inside the boys & girls community center, which is inside an old school, so when we arrived the very nice staff unlocked the door to the exhibit rooms for us with no problem. We were the only ones there. The picture is fossilized dinosaur poop.

Walked out of yet another production today (within the first 15 min) because of profanity,…read morelewdness, and inappropriate content for a general audience. Wasn't willing to wait and see if it would worsen to the level of another recent performance that was utterly shocking in its crudeness. While Hale Center Theater and Tuacahn continue to produce/present appropriate content for all ages in Utah, Eccles has lowered their bar over the years, seemingly under the guise of Art. What I find most frustrating is their unwillingness to warn the audience in advance or acknowledge the patrons who exit these productions (often in droves).

Beautiful place, Friendly and helpful staff. Easily accessible…read more Parking nearby is the only downfall.

Enchanted Hollow Alpaca Farm was the highlight of my thirty second birthday…read more I am bringing my sister and her kids back. As well as a parent of mine is to be going on a weekend. I highly suggest stopping by EHAF if you are in the area or even up for going for a 97 minute drive. I, got the cuddliest alpaca fur teddy for the fairest price. Learnt a ton. Feed the animals grain. The alpacas have the cutest mouths. I had smiles all day.

Had a blast at Peach Days with my son and his sweet gf - Another fantastic Utah festival in the…read morebooks for 2024!! It spans four days but we only went on the Saturday - there were TONS of carnival rides, market stalls, an awesome motorcycle show, a concert from an ABBA cover band, and so so many food vendors selling every kind of peach concoction you can think of (along with everything else lol) - even peach funnel cake! It blew my mind how huge the crowds were for little ol' Brigham City Utah - these are crowd sizes I'd expect to see at home in LA! But everything was so organized and the food lines moved so fast - they really handle this event so well. It's impressive. They have an annual car and motorcycle show that's the largest in the state and well worth seeing. This festival is a huge local hit and has been going strong for over a century!! I had no idea Utah was known for its peaches but apparently they grow readily and abundant here in Brigham City and they're delicious! It's free to enter and the festival spans several city blocks with stages, one main huge food court area, several market areas, and a whole long street of rides for the families and even more food vendors. It's free to enter and the shows and concerts are all free. All the food and market vendors we visited took credit cards and cash. The carnival rides are by tickets as is typical for these types of events - so you have to purchase a package of tickets first and that's where the lines get crazy and move super slow. Prices for everything seemed quite reasonable given that it's a huge festival. The lines for the rides were pretty huge too - we were there around sunset on a Saturday so I wasn't surprised. But everyone was polite and friendly and seemed to be having a grand time! The city offers free shuttles on certain days to and from some of the surrounding parking lots (see photos). All the parking is free as well and we had no issues finding a spot but we did a ton of walking so wear comfy shoes. The Box Elder Chamber of Commerce seems to be the organizer and their website was very clear and informative about the event ahead of time with detailed schedules of events and parking instructions etc. They really do a great job. Highly recommend Peach Days!! It was such a wholesome, family friendly festival packed full of fabulous eats and interesting sights to see! The peach cobbler I tried was the best I ever had and I hope to make it back again someday to see more of the shows.

Best haunted house I have even been to! Super creative and just a fun environment. I really loved…read morethe magician and the line haunters. The carnival in the back is downright creepy! Super good value. I would recommend doing the front and the back. You won't be disappointed!

No social distancing and no mask enforcement!They say masks are required, but that is far from…read morereality! At MOST, only 25% of the people smashed into the sardine area were wearing a mask. COVID cases are on the rise, and visiting this place was a vivid example as to why. We did not see the lack of precautions until after we bought our tickets, and there are no refunds, so we ended up upgrading to the "fast past," which lets you "skip the line", just to allow us some sense of security, and avoid the high risk situation. Because of the extra cost, it was an awful value- especially considering the quality of the attractions. My 9 year old jump ONCE! Not scary, not entertaining, and the lack of precautions was appalling! Never going back!

If you're up for a drive into the middle of nowhere this is a fun stop to get out and stretch your…read morelegs! If you're coming out this far be sure to stop by a few of the touristy places around here too! Make it a full day!

Worth the 3 minute stop. Shells of rockets they must produce here. Only grass within 30 miles!…read more Defense contractor location the builds missiles. Wouldn't want to be around if one goes off.

What's better than going to the movies?! Especially $5 Tuesday. I always get my tickets on the app…read morebefore hand so I am not worried about getting them there. You can choose your seats and also order concessions from the app!! So helpful. Then you go to the front of the line to pick up your popcorn and snacks. Always a win!! This location is nice. Lots of theaters and movie options! Hot take: take a jacket bc the movies can get chilly!! Sometimes it is rather cold

Employees were nice and our snacks were good. This theater still has standard seats which is a…read moreshame because it's a huge theater and they can do better without it by switching to luxury seats, since it's a small town and fewer seats won't hurt. Most of the seats squeaked so loud with slight movements. Also one of our chairs were broken by it being slanted downward. Also we watched an action movie and the sound was ok, we could barely hear the talking scenes. Might come back if we have no better choice on heading to different town.

I had never heard of Little Bear Bottoms, but I'm sure glad I was introduced to it! They have so…read moremany fun fall activities! A maze, a hay ride, a scary walk through, a zip line, hamster balls, and a corn pit! We ended up doing the hay ride, zip line, and the scary walk through. The walk through was during the day so it had no actors, but it was still thrilling! We took two 4 year olds through it, and they definitely jumped! The hay ride was really cool because every so often we would stop and get told a story about Little Bear Bottoms! In the barn, they have two hanging cats that were once alive, but now preserved from the hay! That is not something you see everyday! The employees were so nice and friendly, and always kept smiles on their faces which I loved! It made it seem like they really loved and enjoyed their jobs, which ultimately made it a better experience for us! Definitely go out and check them out if you have the chance!