It's been a long time since I've been here. They have expanded a bit, and now have a TON of stuff…read morefor kids. They also have some stuff for adults--i.e. coffee, a few food trucks, and plenty of pumpkins at reasonable prices! There are a few things you need to buy once you get in (i.e. train ride, petting zoo animal snacks, food/coffee, and of course, pumpkins themselves) but nearly everything else is free with just the reasonable cost of admission. It's a fun trip for just about anyone!

Need to update their map!! They moved from this spot over 4 years ago! When we finally found the…read morerelocated spot , about 5 miles away the kids had a great time!But I was very disappointed that they brought politics into this by having a LG TRUMP 2024 flag flying above the US flag!!!!!!!!!! Had I known this before the kidos saw the place I would have gone elsewhere.

We will not go back here because the woman was not nice! The signage was poor and we didn't know…read morewhere to go so we drove down the road as we had to do at other orchards. The lady was extremely rude about us driving down despite her poor signage. The cherries were also way more expensive than other orchards and there were no ladders available to us to access the taller trees. Will stick to other orchards!

Amazing family owned pick-your-own cherry farm. Cherries tasted just right (they have Rainer and…read moreFlathead cherries). Support local Montana business!

Fantastic (Mootastic) dairy farm experience. This creamery is the only dairy farm in Montana that…read morehas on-site processing of its products, making it fully farm to table. Their milk is pasteurized, but not ultra pasteurized, so it's a little bit easier for individuals with mild lactose intolerance to enjoy. There is still lactase enzyme in the top layer of this creamery's milk. As for the available products, they sell all the usual milk varieties in pint and quart, and gallon varieties. They also sell whipping cream, ice cream (chocolate and vanilla), Greek (plain and honey) yogurt, and plain yogurt. Knick-knacks are also available - cereal bowls, glass dairy bottles, shirts, hats, and old milk truck replicas. We went to town and bought a ton of products, as the milk, yogurt, and ice cream tastes so much fresher than typical store-bought items. Part of the reason for this difference is that only their milk is going into the processing, so like some wine varietals, they have more control over the final product. Also, I love farms that treat their animals well... from what we observed, they were truly happy cows. They even came over to the fence and looked at us, so cute.

The gent that greated us was very engaging and informative…read more Wonderful story of how this original school house was saved to become a treasure of history... How the wast was formed. The power of train & lumber

Very nice museum in downtown Kalispell. Their timber industry room was closed for remodeling, but…read morethey gave me a sneak peak anyway. Lots of information about the various indian tribes and the development of Glacier National Park. Free parking right in front.

Nice little art museum. It currently has one gallery being renovated so admission is half price…read more There is aetwork from local artists featuring native art and art using a variety of mediums. Staff are helpful and seem knowledgeable.There is a gift shop but I did not go in so cannot comment on that.

This is not a museum. You are paying to look at art for sale. One small room had a few pieces for…read moresale. The other three large room every piece had a price tag. The entrance fee should be 'free'.

Had a great time. Super friendly staff. We come here every time we visit the area. Easy prices and…read morea great location

Great local place to meet locals and get to know more about the area. Best classy dive bar around…read more Montana has a lot of old bars and this one captures the essence of just that: Montana the way it used to be and still is The Last Best Place.

We spent last summer in the Kalispell area, and stumbled across this place when we were heading to…read morethe park nearby for a local arts and crafts festival. Since we love wine, we had to check it out. While the inside was super cute and looked like a fun place to hang out, we sat outside with our pup and each did a tasting of 3 different wines. They source their grapes from Columbia Valley and Yakima in Washington, so the quality of the wines are pretty good! I am a huge fan of Sangiovese, so I was excited to try theirs, and it was fine, but I ended up really liking their Cab Franc and Tempranillo. We ended up purchasing a few bottles to take home with us, which we've enjoyed as we've opened them the past few months. Definitely would come back when we are in the area!

We came here for the live music as we were staying across the street at the Kalispell Grand Hotel…read moreand we LOVED the vibe and the wine! We liked it so much that we came back the next night for more live music and it happened to be their 2 year anniversary! Wine, massages and free food - you can't go wrong! Loved the wine cocktails - delicious!

I love this gallery! I go here every time I visit Montana!…read moreI end up buying stuff from here without fail. The staff is friendly and the items are beautiful. I am looking forward to going back next summer I have my eye on a piece of art I am getting shipped home! Just go browse, this place is welcoming and you will more than likely have a great experience and leave with something or at least leave wanting something. I will be back as I am destined to every trip. Keep up the superb customer experience and please keep supporting local native artists!