I can not believe I have never ever been here and it's free! This cute little museum is right off…read morethe main road and you can't miss it, because Paul Bunyan is right in front of it. The museum also has inside activities for the kids to do, and very informative about the area locals. The museum also continues outside, where your brain can soak up more knowledge from very interesting amazing WOMAN!! Oh and I can't forget the one thing that made me laugh...they have a freaking IBM computer from the 90s, in there!!! Lmao! The employee running the place is also very nice! I will definitely be back!

A *must see* if you're lucky enough to find yourself in Three Rivers! Run by volunteers and free to…read morevisitors, this engaging historical museum exhibits a compelling collection of archival photography, original newspaper documentation, historic mementos and artifacts tastefully exhibited in various rooms and rotating outdoor displays, along with accessible archives and local narratives that highlight the complex and fascinating history of the area including details about the original Native American inhabitants and the white settlers that displaced them. Learn about the vital connection between past and present populations and the life-sustaining ecosystems of the Sierra Nevada mountains with its thunderous rivers and essential resources that currently encompass the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National parks and forests. If you enjoy history and origin stories, you'll love strolling through this inviting museum.

The Lantern is a beautiful, naturally lit art and gift shop that you just don't want to leave. I…read morepurchased many gifts while visiting Springville and loved the fact that everything was made by local/california artists. Andrew and Amber have curated some of the most unique pieces to take home or gift, from the wonderful wooden jewelry boxes, to the galaxy-like coasters, one of the most beautiful tapestries, abstract and lovely watercolor paintings, bookmarks and cards. Definitely visiting again next time I'm in Springville.

So many cool pieces in this art gallery. Lots of artists are locals from Springville (so much…read moretalent in this little town) and others are from other parts of California. Almost everything is handmade and the space feels really warm and welcoming.

Great museum that shows you how big these sequoia trees are. Gives you a history of the park and…read morewhat is done to preserve the park. This place also has a store. The people are helpful. This is also the place to get a stamp if you have a parks passport. They also have restrooms nearby.

The Giant Foresf Museum within Sequoia National Park is small but informative. It is all housed in…read moreone large room but it offers plenty of information about the Sequoia trees. They also offer talks and hikes depending on the day of the week you are there. My family enjoyed the free 2 hour snowshoe hike through the woods. It is definitely worth a short stop if only to learn more about the Sequoia trees.

Local consignment arts and crafts shop in an architecturally hard to miss historic dome structure…read more Nancy opened it in June, 2024. Nancy is the curator of a one of a kind artist gallery in Three Rivers. A much welcomed addition to the community. You will find it full of pottery, paintings, photographs, jewelry, mobiles, wind chimes, wood carvings, crochet, and even stuffed animals made by a local young woman raising money for her college tuition. We bought a bumble bee.

A must see!!! Amazing little shop of a variety of artists. So fun to browse and has lots of options…read morefor different budgets. I love my artists print I got. (In pic.) Has such a local vibe- I had lovely chat with the owner and customers! And a great back patio to look over the river.

I have had the extreme pleasure of staying here with my family and with friends in the summer and…read moreagain more recently this past winter, and both times were highly enjoyable. We were able to take in the beauty of this magical place and leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. The best is perhaps the swimming hole with waterfall in the summer, but our hike among the mossy boulders was incredibly charming and welcoming. The lodging is perfect with enough rooms for multiple families with children as well as friends wanting to getaway together. We're already planning another trip soon and consider this perfect ranch a much needed escape from the city whenever we can get away.

Just had our wedding here this summer in July! So besides the inevitable heat, it was the perfect…read moreplace for us to spend our special day and the days leading up to it with our friends and family. Such a beautiful space!!

We traveled to Tulare for the World Ag Expo and were blown away by the sheer size of this event! So…read moremany products, services, and cool equipment to see. Great crowd and to top it off, great food! We had tri-tip sandwiches and peach cobbler. Also, they had a free shuttle that drove you over so parking was a breeze. I enjoyed it very much...and I'm not even in the industry. Looking forward to next year!

I come to this event almost every year. Last year they held a virtual / zoom event and no one…read moreliked. This year, it was in person again. The crowd was smaller (at least the first day - only one I attended), I'm guessing down about 25%. For me, it was the best expo I've been to! People were in a great mood. I made more connections in one day than I have in my last 2 or 3 trips here. The number of exhibitors were also down as there was probably 4 or 5 empty tables on every aisle. Now, if you a mask freak and only attend events where everyone is wearing a mask, this place would not be for you. I think 2% to 4% of the people were wearing masks. If you are in Agriculture and haven't been to this event, you need to come in Feb 2023

After the cemetery everybody headed to the reception at the Tulare Angrense Athletic Club it's a…read moresoccer club and lodge. It can held partys,wedding and special occasion.

Visited this cute and quaint blueberry farm on Mother's Day. From the moment you arrive, you're…read moregreeted with a smile and exceptional hospitality. We happen to partake in their pancake breakfast and it didn't disappoint. Fresh made pancakes were accompanied by sausage and whatever toppings they had at hand. From fresh blueberries to lemon curd and other things in between. It was a great breakfast to say the least. Following breakfast, we went blueberry picking. If you have littles, it's the perfect activity. Row after row, my kiddos helped themselves to picking as many blueberries their little hearts desired. Would absolutely recommend visiting this amazing farm and venue.

Looked cute BUT drove an hour to see but they were closed and Wow! Surprised Not friendly not even…read morea sorry for the inconvenience ! They were closed despite what website said! Call before you go hours aren't updated on website!