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    River School Farm

    River School Farm

    4.6
    (13 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    We recently held a Celebration of Life here for our dear friend, and it was absolutely the perfect…read morevenue. So many attendees told me how peaceful, beautiful, and welcoming the space felt. They arrived prepared to be surrounded by heartache and loss, but once there, it helped shift the mood from grief to gratitude. Our friend loved this place, and it felt deeply meaningful to honor her in a setting that reflected her spirit. I want to personally thank Iris, who helped me coordinate. She was so kind, attentive, and accommodating--making sure we had everything we needed and being available throughout the process. Her support made a big difference. The energy of the River School Farm helped our smiles rise above our tears. It truly created a space that felt like community. I cannot recommend this place enough

    River School Farm was the perfect venue for an intimate wedding with our closest family and friends…read morethis fall. Close to the Truckee River, tucked in a little pocket of Reno by Mayberry Park, we couldn't have asked for a spot that felt as private and serene. We wanted our day to feel like a slightly fancy-outdoorsy family reunion and knew this spot would be perfect when we visited it in the spring. By the fall, the greenery around the venue had filled in, making the area (and all our photos) extra beautiful. The available space can be set up in many different layouts. The ceremony area easily fit our guest list of 40, with room to spare. Then, it doubled as an area for games and later a bit of casual dancing by just moving a few chairs. We loved having a few different but connected areas for guests to spend time together. The owners were so helpful explaining everything about the venue. Many thanks to both for sharing such a wonderful space that is clearly cared for and kept with much love.

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    A little nook in the back became our bar and a quiet spot to sit close to the Truckee River.
    A little nook in the back became our bar and a quiet spot to sit close to the Truckee River.
    The beautiful little arbor where we had our ceremony.
    The beautiful little arbor where we had our ceremony.
    Lots of greenery around the entire site makes it feel beautiful and private.

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    Lots of greenery around the entire site makes it feel beautiful and private.
    Wilbur D May Center

    Wilbur D May Center

    4.7
    (35 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    This museum is a hidden gem. They're constantly bringing new and exciting exhibitions to our…read morecommunity, specifically those that are geared towards our elementary aged kiddos, which I sincerely appreciate. Most recently we visited Toytopia. This exhibit offers the chance to explore a hands-on history of toys from the past and into the future. My kids loved the oversized robotic claw, reminiscent of an amped up arcade machine. It was a blast trying to get the individually articulating fingers to close around the ball in order to lift it into the basket for the big reward. We also enjoyed the oversized battleship game. So fun to play and we spent 20-30 min there. Mr Potato Head was old school fun too. We made a competition out of it to see who could make the wackiest example. I think I won... or maybe my kids let me win. But the favorite had to be the mini arcade they had setup with some of the best old school cabinets. Donkey Kong, DK Jr., Dig Dug and so many more are all here as part of the exhibit and you could spend a long time here without realizing it! Oh and there's even a Zoltar fortune teller too! When you're done at toytopia you can go learn the history of Wilbur D May on the other side of the museum. I personally love exploring the artifacts and treasures he collected from his travels, especially the hunting and fishing trophies! All in all, a great little place to spend a

    Wonderful experience for my family. Roaming around the gardens and taking a tour of the museum…read more Plenty of places for a picnic on the grounds. Just understand that May was a "big game" hunter when that was not frowned upon as it is now. Many of his "trophies" are found throughout the museum.

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    The gallery at the Wilbur D May museum. A lovely show out in by the Sierra Watercolor Society. So many incredible paintings. Julie A
    The gallery at the Wilbur D May museum. A lovely show out in by the Sierra Watercolor Society. So many incredible paintings. Julie A
    The gift shop full of beautiful and amazing items from around the country. Julie A
    The gift shop full of beautiful and amazing items from around the country. Julie A
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    Bicentennial Park

    Bicentennial Park

    3.8
    (10 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    We came down with a volunteer crew to help clean up the Reno Riverwalk. Our check in point was at…read moreBicentennial Park. I have driven or walked past this park many times and never really stopped to look at it. It is beautiful! There are several unique sculptures along the walkways, beds of carefully planted shrubs and flowers, soft grass, and beautiful shade trees dotted throughout the park. We stopped for a while to enjoy the scenery. We watched a man fly fishing in the river...and listened to the water pass over rocks. It really was peaceful. Take some time to walk along the river during the day and check out Bicentennial Park if you haven't already.

    ​We stopped at this park in downtown Reno on our way to Elko, and the setting itself is beautiful!…read moreThe river area is a fantastic spot to cool off on a hot day,lots of people were swimming and floating on tubes right in the middle of the city. The large hanging flower pots look gorgeous, and there is plenty of great shade to enjoy a picnic lunch. ​Unfortunately, I had to take off two stars for the restrooms, which were in terrible condition. There was no soap, and the door was broken, resulting in my 10-year-old daughter getting stuck inside! Clean, functioning restrooms are a basic essential, especially for families and travelers. I'd gladly pay a small fee to enter if it meant the facilities were properly maintained and safe. ​Beautiful park for a picnic and cooling off, but the city really needs to clean up and repair the restrooms.

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