The shop has a nice feel. Very pleasant owner, who has many great local connections for artworks…read more Hosting local artists provides an authentic "western hospitality" experience!

Great gift shop with many earth-friendly items. The owner was very welcoming and helpful. Highly…read morerecommend!

This draft has been in my queue for years! So, here goes…read more I came here years ago for a nearby artist residency and bought a beautiful 6-piece espresso set. I still use it! It's so elegant. Cece packaged each piece with such care that they made it all the way back to California safely. This store is a place where you could keep finding dreamy items. We stayed for a long time. Cece was so warm we got hugs on the way out! A welcoming and lovely space. Thank you. I still use the cups and saucers when I do morning espresso! They're still in stellar condition and I plan to keep them that way for years to come.

Excellent antique store owned by Cece Walthers. In business over 10 years and located in Longmire…read moreCountry. Awesome selection of vintage music instruments, antler lamps, Western vintage and so much more. Stop by and let CeCe HOWDY!

Amazing local museum. Excellent artifacts and displays. Each tells an interesting story you don't…read moreknow. Ghis is a gift!

This is a great museum to stop in and see. A lot of Native American history combined with town…read morehistory. The artifacts are from a personal collection, well displayed and cared for. A huge bonus is that it didn't smell like a typical museum, which I definitely appreciated. Very reasonable entrance fee, but free for blue star families such as mine. We opted to make a donation to show our appreciation. The 2 gals that were working were incredibly engaging and full of wonderful extra local suggestions as well. Free parking across the street as well!

This is a nice little stop to enjoy learning some history as told by historians for the minimal sum…read moreof $ 5.00. The lady at the museum gave a brief presentation and there was a 15 minute video to enjoy. There were many artifacts to see along with the replica of the wall for Fort Phil Kearney with the fort laid out with markers to show where things were. Well worth the money and you are surrounded by beautiful landscape. The people who work there are very friendly and open to talk about the history as they know it.

I ordered a tote bag from antique for $64 and the quality was poor, something that was worth 5…read moredollars at best!

This unique shop is 1200 square feet of treasures! Merrilee Albers has antiques, vintage items,…read morepainted furniture, handcrafted items , garden items and more. She is very helpful and loves giving decorating tips. Because she is always painting and creating she does not have regular hours but opens whenever someone wants to come out! Just call or message her at 512-965-3476. Check her Facebook page Vintiques of Wyoming for more info and photos.

My husband loves checking out any Dollar General that feel like it's in the middle of no where and…read morea little out of place. He says it's because they seem to be everywhere and wants to see what people in the outskirts need. This Dollar General was bigger than expected and we were able to find a few things we needed, mostly being drinks. The employees were kind and answered some questions about if they had Pokémon cards or other products my husband was hoping they had. Prices were on par with what you'd expect at a Dollar General. It made for a nice random stop on our travels and a chance to walk around for a minute since we'd been traveling a lot.

Fun afternoon at the ranch! We were here through a group tour and spent a great afternoon on the…read moreranch and then had dinner in the cook house. Horseback riding was fun for this newbie. Easy to get on the horse and plenty of instruction. Plenty of real cowgals accompanied us on our short, fun ride. Then off for a wagon ride and history of the ranch. Time with a horse whisperer who was working a couple of horses was also really interesting. Dinner was ok although beer selection was really good! I had the brisket and my husband had the chicken, both weee just OK. Homemade lemon cookie and ice cream was the star of dinner. Folks who run the ranch were really, really nice. Fun stop for us New Englanders!

Debbie at Buffalo Gardens handled my questions from another state so professionally. She described…read moretheir selection of current flowers and merchandise so patiently. We were choosing a gift to honor a much loved person and family and Debbie's kindness and thoroughness was just the human touch during a great loss. She also gave credit to their excellent arrangers so I have solid belief the arrangement will be everything she said it will be. Forget the 1-800 numbers and go directly to the independent businesses in each city. Debbie is proof of their quality!

My husband and I stopped to visit Buffalo Gardens on a whim. There was a lot of selection…read moreespecially considering it was the middle of winter during a cold snap. I enjoyed looking around but did not buy anything. The next morning there was a beautiful floral arrangement waiting outside my hotel room door. Somehow without me noticing, my husband and the kind shop owner worked out a plan to surprise me. My husband just gave her some cash and told her the name of the hotel, and Buffalo Gardens handled the rest. So sweet!