Highly recommend this tour. Our guide was absolutely amazing. We didn't march through on a set…read moreschedule, we had the opportunity to ask questions and explore the mine. I have done this tour many times. AND, afterwards you can pan for some real gold, garnets, and other precious gems.

We had planned to stay at the campground and take the mine tour…read more I honestly don't understand how this campground has so many positive reviews. We had planned to stay for four nights, but after arriving, we quickly decided to leave. When we checked in, Peter greeted us politely and handed us an envelope with our campsite information. I knew the campground was close to the highway, but I was hoping the campsites themselves would be pleasant. Unfortunately, our assigned site was far too narrow to be comfortable. As I pulled in, the campers next to us were struggling to empty their black tank and were using a water hose to wash away the mess. Before I even got out of my truck, the smell of sewage was overwhelming. We drove back toward the entrance and stopped to discuss whether we should stay. A man approached us and asked what the problem was. I assumed he was an employee, so I explained that the campsite was too small. He replied, "Is the real problem the people next to you?" I said that was certainly a concern. He then walked away, and we decided to leave. The next day, I called the campground and spoke with Peter again. He told me that the man who approached us was actually a former employee who had been fired several weeks earlier but still lives on the property. That only added to our concerns. Overall, the campground felt more like a dilapidated trailer park than a campground. Peter acknowledged that he understood my concerns about the sewage situation. I wanted to make sure I wouldn't be charged since we left immediately, but he said there was nothing he could do and suggested I contact the owners in California. I emailed the company but never received a response. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this campground. If you're looking for an enjoyable camping trip, I suggest staying somewhere else.

Beautiful old house, such a large bedrooms for the day. They had electricity and hot and cold…read morewater. They treated their servants exceptionally well. A lot of people got married that met at their home. The Campbell's only had one daughter Helen. Very interesting and the docents all of them were fantastic, explaining all about each room. Also beautiful enclosed porch. They had an electric car! Beautiful grounds and in a lovely neighborhood.

Are you bored? Want to get out of the cold and rain and don't want to go to the mall, this is an…read moreoption to come see. Is it the best option, no, just an option. YOu decide. This is part of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture. The entry is $12 and if you are AAA, you get $1 off. I gave the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture 2 stars and I will give Campbell House 3 stars. While this is a historical house and it is a nice piece of history, the price value to allotted time is lacking in my opinion. We arrived at 11:55 and waited outside on the porch till it opened because it was raining. The employees opened the doors at noon and welcome us in, but the rest of the staff was running a bit late. While the employees are standing guard, they won't really talk unless you approach them and ask questions. And then some of our questions, they did not know the answer. We walked the house and read what signs we could and left.

Nice Landmark to visit right in the middle of town. Has small parking area and and picnic tables…read morewith a few trails that lead to the landmark and around the area. Safe place to take a walk for the day or bring your children.

Mary and I stopped in while in the area. Lots of Bing memorabilia. The home has been restored to…read morethe original look. The staff person was very knowledgeable about the home and Bings early life there; well worth a visit!

This was an interesting stop and the lady who provided information and showed me around was a…read moresweetheart. I stopped in because my sister LOVES Bing, and I ended up learning a lot about him myself. It's a quick stop since only the main floor is available to see. The kitchen, dining room, living room, and a lot of his awards are available to be viewed. They did have a few books, cd's, dvd's, coasters, and a mini record available for purchase. I'm glad I stopped in since it was near my hotel and on the campus and I wanted to stop in the Zags store for a T-shirt as well. Everything is very close together, which was nice.

It was our first time in Spokane and my oldest daughter met us there with her girlfriend. We wanted…read moreto do a little sightseeing as it was a new area for us to and low and behold there was this garbage goat. When I mentioned it to my daughter they knew exactly what I was talking about and so we went to take a look at it. I love this unique addition to their downtown area which allows you to throw away rubbish via the garbage goat. You simply walk up to the goat, press the button to get it started and it you feed the goat. Your trash and the vacuum inside sucks it up through the mouth. This was a real cool experience even though it's simple. Boy was still an experienced to remember. Also, there is a carousel nearby that provides you with goat food as well which I thought was adorable.

It's a statue of a Goat, with a vacuum in its mouth…read more It's a landmark, and a wacky thing. 5 stars. No notes.

Without A Doubt, A Friendly Border Between States…read more SITREP * No walls. * No electric fences. * No feirce, growling dogs. * No tower machine-gun nests. * No monster-infested moat. SITREP Nope. Just friendly signs marking the transition from one U.S. State to another U.S. State. [However, if you're immigrating from California, you may catch some "rolling of the eyes."] THE LOWDOWN Would that all borders were this friendly between peoples. ;)

All the wonderful adventures at this park!! We love the different trails, the different parks, the…read morefestivals that take place here, the access to so many other things. Riverfront is so beautiful in all the seasons and a great place to walk around, bike around, run around as an individual or group.

10.6.26: My review is for the Gesa Pavilion located in the Riverfront Park. It was my first time…read morehere and it was for a music concert featuring 3 different bands. We parked in a paid parking lot across the bridge and enjoyed the beautiful walk through the park. While walking through the park, there were arrows to follow to get to the concert tha was located in the Gesa Pavilion. Being it was our first time there, that was really helpful. The line wasn't terribly long and security check actually went really well. The employees were nice and quick, which was appreciated. Once inside the outdoor amphitheatre, I noticed there was only one area with porta potties--it would have been nice to have 2 sections. Additionally, the porta potties were kind of a far trek from the stage. There weren't many food truck options, but I heard the food was decent. The pavilion itself was really nice and had 3-tiered sections with grass. They allowed people to bring low-back lawn chairs and empty water bottles and they had a refillable water station...all such positives for a concert-goer like myself. The sound was great and I really enjoyed myself. I would come back here for another concert!

BEAUTIFUL PARK! Recommend it for littles or all ages! Walking Trails for everyone, park for littles…read moreand a sandy beach to put your toes in! And a beautiful lake to view or to swim in even fishing just don't forget to bring your fishing gear! or beach kit so your little could enjoy it the beach!

This place is absolutely gorgeous! We needed a pass to park but were able to get one at the rangers…read morestation.