What a gem! This antique shop feels more like a little museum with its thoughtful layout and unique…read morepieces. The owner (John) is so friendly and makes you feel genuinely welcome. A must-visit spot for anyone who loves beautiful things and a charming atmosphere.

Amazing shop with such a wide selection of antiques. The owner is awesome and was very kind to us…read morewhen we went in. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in town. Thank you for the coors dish!

Fair prices, fitting room, kids , women and men's clothing, home goods , toys and more. Lady…read moreworking sooooo friendly. Cash only. My daughter loved the mystery bag

The lady who checked us out was such a sweetheart. We're from out of town and wanted to pick up…read moresome cute clothing. Found a few including a shirt that read "Promoted to Daddy". If you have some clothing, make sure to drop it off and support this local business.

this is a really cute store with lots of beautiful things in it. I highly recommend stopping in…read morehere. One of my favorite gift shops. We stopped in lots of good souvenirs to purchase really pretty water bottles nice T-shirts friendly staff.

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.

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.

Well what can you say about a small town museum. This one is connected with The Exeter Courthouse…read moreGallery that exhibits a great variety of artwork on the weekends. The gallery is one of the finest small art galleries in the valley and has hosted many top notch artists from the west with their shows. The museum houses a collection of both local and regional history and is known to exhibit a surprising number of exceptionally rare artifacts from California history. I have seen documents from the Civil War Union army encampment, Camp Babbitt, located over in Visalia. The Union army posted the camp there to quell the Confederate sympathizers living in the southern San Joaquin Valley, and although it did so, it was at a price. The area is still a bastion of people from southern states, even today. Every museum has Native American artifacts and this one is no exception. For a small museum there is a very nice collection of many types of Native American artifacts from the past. Best of all there are video screens playing all the time with local historic photographs from the area. I am not saying this is the best museum I've ever visited, but for a small community, it holds its own for quality and collections. It really is a "Gotta See" place to visit when you are in Exeter at the antique shops and murals.

This is a wonderful place to eat, located in Three Rivers. We went up last weekend and got a couple…read moreof tacos to try. When I tell you we went back in line for 2 more orders, this time we got the house tacos: homemade tortilla, stuffed w potatoes and fried, then topped with asada or the meat of your choice. We got all the toppings including pineapple and avocado. Everything was so delicious! This place shares the building with the frozen yogurt/waffles place, super convenient to grab lunch and dessert! Have a seat behind the restaurant and enjoy the river and the relaxing patio area. Give them a try! Get the house tacos for sure!!

Try "TRY Tacos"!!! Incredible view in the back patio to enjoy these awesome tacos. Excellent…read morecustomer service. Delicious tacos. Will go back every time we're in Three Rivers visiting Sequoia Park.

Small but beautiful, impactful, and great for the entire family - of all ages! Love that there are…read moresigns letting you know what fruit can be picked and eaten on property for all to try - do not take home! Share the love! We went during construction and the entrance was hidden. We figured it out fairly quickly and free to enter.

What an amazing place! Not like any botanical garden I have ever been to. The workers are kind and…read morefriendly. There are flowers I have never seen before. They even allow you to try the fruit...that is unheard of. A gift from heaven. Love this place!!! (Visited on 7/2/26)