An unexpectedly nice gift shop. Lots and lots of books for all ages. Nice looking wool coats. No tee or sweat shirts that I could see. Also a nice display of old dolls, Russian nesting dolls, and a large vintage miniature doll house. read more

Round Barn Visitor Center - Barn entrance. - Visitor Centers Near Me - Diamond, Oregon

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The store carries many horse wear (jewelery/belts/clothing) from slaughtered horses. The clerk pushed the legalization of slaughtering wild horses to the two people prior to us as well us us. We explained our disgust and left. The kiger and Steens mustangs in that area are beautiful and fun loving that do not need to be slaughtered. No horses need to be slaughtered. I do not recommend going to this dirty business thriving off people interested in seeing the round barn. Go to the round barn only. read more

Great variety of western items -- huge surprise since this quite-large store is way way way away from everything. Gorgeous country (near Steens Mountain) and yet a pretty fabulous variety store. read more

This is the best gift shop in Harney County. And Malhuer county. And probably all of eastern Oregon. That it is so wholly unexpected makes it even better. You drive an hour out of Burns. Sage brush. Ranches. Broken down modular homes. More ranches. More sage brush. You get to the sign with the arrow, down the gravel driveway to what appears to be a large pole barn. Then you walk in. The decor is classy. The merchandising is classy. The inventory? Again, classy. They have made really good decisions about what to buy, and they have a lot of stuff from local artisans. They probably have the best selection of regional, in-print, books I've ever seen; everything from cookbooks, field ID guides, western history, Americana, local history, Indian history- it's really a treasure trove for the book lover. Their prices are incredibly reasonable compared to other 'tourist' stores, and the owner is a fount of information. He can tell you where to eat, where to sleep, what kind of bird that is, and what was happening here in 1872. Don't miss this place. read more