We highly, highly recommend checking it out if you're in town (or even if you're from town )…read more A wonderful privately owned collection of bicycles starting with the first 1817 strider bikes from Germany through many historically significant bikes such as a New York City Gas Lighter! Very cool, and the proprietor is fabulous and well informed. It's clearly a collection driven by passion. Admission is free, but donations are accepted.

Really enjoyed touring this unique museum. The owner took his time to detail the history and allure…read moreof many of the antique pieces in his collection. Highly recommend!

The cave was impressive. We were welcomed by Wanita who is one of the owners. She was so personal…read moreit felt like I was visiting a friend. We took our children and found the tour, led by Avery, to be so educational not only historically but understanding the science that we never considered. The tickets were worth every penny. The walking tour is conducive to those young and old, even if in a small stroller or walker. Who knew that something so beautiful was in our neighborhood? For locals, your visit great way to support a local business. We plan on bringing the rest of our family here. If you have family or friends visiting from out of town, I would strongly recommend.

Review of Smallin Civil War Cave Tour: We attended the…read moreSmallin Civil War Cave tour today and were unfortunately very disappointed. Upon arrival, we were told the first tour would begin at 10:00 a.m., but it did not actually leave until 10:20 a.m. because the group had to wait for late arrivals. Once they arrived, the tour was delayed further so they could return to their cars to get coats. The tour itself was expected to last one hour, but it extended to over an hour and a half due to frequent stops and off-topic discussions. Very little time was spent covering the actual history of the cave or its Civil War significance, which is the primary reason we chose this tour. Instead, the guide spoke extensively about working as a park ranger in New Mexico for the federal government, Roswell, and other caves in other states. While this may be interesting in a different setting, it felt unrelated and distracting given the advertised focus of this tour. Additionally, the guide stated he would not take photos for guests using their phones, explaining that a phone could go into the water. At the time, we were on a stable walkway, and this restriction felt unnecessary. Overall, the experience did not deliver on the Civil War history advertised, and the lack of focus, delays, and extended runtime made the tour frustrating. It was not worth the $33.95 per person for the two of us. We would not choose to attend again and would not recommend it to visitors seeking an educational Civil War-focused cave tour.

Loved our stay in the mansion! My daughter booked it and I didn't know what to expect…read more The place has a really interesting story and the owner has put a lot of love into its restoration and operations. Heck, she even had Brad Pitt's dad help with wallpapering! The place, obviously, is not a chain hotel and if you are expecting things to be like a chain hotel, you might not be happy here. But if you are reading the reviews you probably already know this. We stayed on a Friday night, so we were there for the weekend breakfast, which I enjoyed. We had not heard ANY sounds from other guests at any point during the night, so were surprised that other people were there at breakfast. A guest at the other table said to us that he was surprised to see anyone else was here as they had not heard us either! It turns out that their room was very close to ours; and there were guests in other rooms as well! Wish all hotels were that quiet! Because of the historic nature of the building, it seems it might be inaccessible to people with mobility issues. Our room (the Chapel suite) was pink and frilly and not really my style of decor - but it's not like I'm moving in! It was definitely a change from usual hotel decor, which is never to my style either! It's a pretty large place and is not as cozy as a small B&B. But it's very reasonably priced compared to those. Beds were quite comfortable, more so than most hotels in my experience. We had reserved 2 nights, but had to cut our vacation short due to weather predictions on the route home. They were completely understanding and didn't charge us for the cancellation of the next night. Will definitely stay here again!

A very cozy and unique place for a reasonable price! The breakfast was also great! I would stay…read moreagain!

Garden of Dreams near HoneyBranch Cave has been closed for several years. My family has lived on…read morethe property for four years now and continue to recieve uninvited and unannounced guests. This is now a private residence and no longer accessible to the public.

I'm on my 4th series of classes here and having so much fun! Nathan the owner, Leshia and Sherrie…read moreare so nice and patient. It's a very nice place to hang out and learn a new craft or better your skills. Nathan is very knowledgeable, I can't believe all the teaching he has done! If you have ever thought about learning how to throw a pot come to Springfield Pottery!

Check in was easy, with the gentleman waiting to assist us and show us to our. Room. Plenty of…read moreparking behind the house. The bed was very comfortable. The place was clean and tidy. Close to the ABA Shrine Center, you could easily walk it if the weather was nice. The French toast was the best I had in my life. We will be staying there again.

Not overly friendly and quite expensive. Cute place though. Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah…read moreblah

For a first time event, it's a decent turnout . About 15 food trucks, various vendors, military…read morerecruiters, political activists, vapers, lots of restrooms, plentiful parking next door (get here early), excellent music, a beer garden, BUT BRING CAMP CHAIRS N SHADE!! KID friendly but not necessarily disabled friendly. The ground is uneven and rocky. At 12:30, the lines in front of most of the trucks have dozens and dozens of people lined up in front. It's windy and cool so the weather has cooperated greatly. Bring cash, most places don't seem to take credit cards. We've been to many food festivals, very impressed by the reasonable food prices. A good overall experience!

The actors are really committed to their bit and put their whole heart into their scare! This is…read moredefinitely somewhere you have to go this Halloween season! The thrills keep coming and exciting to see how they scare you next. Jack the Ripper was amazing and made such an experience of terror and entertainment. The scenes and different rooms are all haunting and definitely won't leave you for awhile!