Incredible place will definitely go back !!! Too much to list but we were all super impressed with…read morethe grand variety of displays, videos, images And Objects to see. THEN there's the store. My birthday and Christmas list may be filled for the next ten years wow ! Got tshirts, mug, bumper stickers but so much non traditional things to see. Beverages, windsocks, artwork, mini statues, snow globes, magnets, lamps and I can't list it all but wow it's very well organized and stocked. There was a few areas with books and even a clearance center. I had so much fun just a forty minute drive or so from home but hey I love this subject matter so if you're curious about Bigfoot/Sasquatch you gotta check this out. There's historical things all over and modern research also. The staff was super helpful the prices were competitive. I got a long sleeve tshirt on sale for $15. Regular tshirts were $25 I believe. They are cotton and well made.

Off the beaten path entertainment. About an hour to look and read everything. Nicely set up and…read moreinteractive. Great gift shop

Ron and I came up here so that he could do some research on his family history. We both enjoy…read morehistory, and we were really excited about exploring the resources available. The historical society is pretty impressive for a smallish town based a lot on being the gateway to My. Hood. It is a structure that looks a lot like a 19th century farmhouses and was built with very generous community donations of time and money. The volunteer staff is rightfully proud of this beautiful structure. The historical society offers free admission seven days a week. They do have a gift shop with some beautifully made crafts. I bought a a sweet quilted picture of a house. The staff members were very interested in us and our family histories. I particularly enjoyed their exhibits on logging as my my dad was a logger in Tillamook before he and my mom married. I also loved their exhibi on spring and summer clothing in the 1920s. Like I told the manager really well-designed and made clothing never really goes out of style. Ron got photocopies of some archival photos of some of the land he lived on with his parents when they first moved up from Los Angeles in the mid-1960s. He was thrilled. I'm impressed with the Sandy Historical Society. I really recommend their services should you ever need to use them.

Well this was a cool little spot. The kids and I got a lot of history lessons today about the…read moreOregon Trail and original Oregon settlers. Very cool stuff!!! We got to experience so many different parts of the farm. From washing laundry to sawing wood, to building a Lincoln log house!! I tried taking lots of photos for Yelp!! The whole experience was pretty cool. I was also SO thankful I had taken allergy medicine as the Cottonwood was TEARING through there. We had just about perfect weather Tobe outside and experience this. I will say that the Blacksmith was a bit of a verbal biter to the kids though. My son (who is a total stick,) was asked by him to pull on something and he couldn't. The Blacksmith said "do you know why you can't? Because you're a wimpy kid. And NONE of you can because you're ALL wimpy kids." One of the kids said "you're mean!!!" And he said "Yes I am. And I LIKE IT!!" That shocked both myself and the teacher that was there. It was almost hard to believe it had happened. But it did. Maybe polish on the skills when talking to 10 year olds sir. Other than that a cool experience.

This place is on the actual Oregon Trail known as Barlow Road. It's a preserved historical site…read more They allow visitors to see original relics from the 1800s. We were able to use actual tools from that era and learn about life on an Oregon farm. It's not a well-known historic site in Oregon. I visited while I lived in Oregon with my sons. My sons and I had fun pretending we were travelers on the Oregon trail.

Great tasting wine. Service with a smile. You can buy a meowler and take it down to the beach or…read moreyour hotel. Also sometimes if we are very lucky old blue eyes is singing in the background

We stopped by several times from 01/16/2017 for three days. No signs indicating they're closed…read moreseasonally but they were never open. Too bad, it looked interesting. It's good business practice to post hours on one's door. Take a hint folks. Hope to step into your place sometime in the future.

We had such an amazing experience with Dragon Theater Productions! Shout out to Jason for being so…read morepatient with me after all my follow-ups and delays--even without a deposit, he still showed up with his incredible team and made everything come together. Spider-Man was an absolute blast! Despite the expanded suit and the toasty weather on Sunday, he gave his all and truly impressed everyone. Multiple parents even said he was the best Spider-Man they've ever seen. Huge shout out to him for the energy and dedication he brought! I also want to apologize because I forgot the name of the lovely young lady who came to do the face painting, but she was amazing! She commanded the children's attention with ease, and her designs were not only adorable but also unique. The kids loved her, and the parents couldn't stop talking about how talented she was. Thank you again for making my boy's wish come true. I'm definitely booking Spider-Man for his birthday! The prices are the prices and honestly, I'd pay more if I could because the experience was priceless. Forever grateful!

We had Spider-Man come out to our 4 year old's birthday and it was great! The character was very…read moreengaging and had the kids dancing in no time! Would highly recommend

Love this place. So relaxing . My commute and drive have changed recently, so it's been difficult…read moreto get back there, but enjoy the red wine selection. ... The owners are great and always welcoming to those who come in.

We were in our way home from the Bigfoot museum and I said one more winery. When it's just me and…read moremy wife that's what we do. But with the kids even though 4 of 5 are adults, but have to limit my urges. We stopped here and it reminded me of a winery back home. They had both wine and beer on tap. I sampled 3 wines and a beer. I liked the Zinfandel, Mt. Hood IPA and the Coconut Cider. All very good. I had a glass of beer and we had a charcuterie board which was delicious. Our waitress was great. She stopped back often to check on us. She explained that they have been at this location for several years. The restrooms were in the area where they make the wine and beer. I love getting a look at others production area. Nice place to visit and relax. They have some games, nice stage in the back and a fun area to sit and enjoy wine or beer.