Such a fun place to visit! They have such a variety of items compared to other antique stores- old…read morebeer cans, playboy magazines, clothing, jewelry, vinyl, etc. Some things are overpriced but some a very reasonable. You just have to know what things are worth before buying! Always love coming here, when I'm in town!

Stay away! Employee…read moredoes not know the ADA rules nor the Colorado Service Animal laws. Apprantley the employee can determine if a service dog is real by just looking at them. Under Colorado Revised Statutes § 24-34-803, service animals in training have the same public access rights as fully trained service animals.

This place is definitely a great experience with tons of rocks, fossils and jewelry for your…read morebrowsing pleasure. Lots of Native American jewelry as well. I tend not to buy so much here though since the prices here are a bit higher than some of their competitors in the area. On my last visit to this store, I did purchase a beautiful Larimar pendant and the sales person was very helpful. I initially liked a Kingman turquoise pendant, but after learning that it was over $500, asked to see their larimar selection instead. The larimar was much more reasonable in the $100-150 range. They included a nice velvet bag with the purchase as well.

Quality is poor, but workers were at least friendly in person. All the negative reviews that claim…read morethey do not perform jewelry repairs or withstand to their 'satisfaction guarantee' claims are unfortunately true. Took a risk after reading some reviews and then experienced it first-hand, when the chain on my sterling-silver gold plated necklace broke after just 1 week. This happened in mid-September... and they've yet to return any calls or emails 2 months later. The reason I'm posting this review is because holidays are coming up and people have the right to know!!! There are some sick fossils in the store though that are fun to admire.

Look this is a place if you're near Fairplay. From the dog outside to the Stress Free Sign inside-…read morethe guy inside is a leaned art worker for over 10 years. He's the longest surviving business owner.

Lumpy, you have the best store in Fairplay. I loved our conversation and learning so much about…read moreplaces to eat, history, and most of all your showcasing of all the local talent in this one small town where the population is only around 800. Lumpy, I love what we bought yesterday and it displays nicely in our home, we will be back to see you soon. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Stopped in as an excursion from Breckenridge. Great drive over the continental divide with fall…read morecolors. I've spent a lot of time in county / state museums on the west coast being a particular fan of ghost towns, and this museum doesn't disappoint! Our docent Charles at the front desk patiently explained the route, and we were given a helpful map. By the way if you go to their website prior to your visit there is a coupon; take a pic of it and save $2 per person. We enjoyed talking with Charles and then headed on the tour. This is a very well curated museum with great exhibits housed in old homes and cabins and buildings that were brought in and add an air of authenticity that is remarkable. In some of the buildings I felt like I had walked into a movie set and expected to find Quentin Tarantino lurking with a cast of nefarious characters. We could have spent much longer here and this day trip was a highlight of our visit to Colorado. Well worth the time, and my hat's off to everyone that has and is involved with this epic project-- you should all be very proud. Mahalo!

This museum is huge! Can spend all day here. It's a hidden gym since it's not visible from the…read moreroad. While driving my son saw the sign and we decided to stop not knowing we would spend a lot of time here. It was so worth it and we lucked out as this weekend they had live skids. My son and I loved it. It's for everyone, a lot of history

We were driving through Como and on up to Boreas Pass when we got a flat tire. Many people stopped…read moreto help us and there was no spare tire in the car, so people took us to the Mountain Man Gallery in Como to wait until we could get help. The people in the Gallery were so friendly and helpful, as well as others from Como who were also there. They gave us some great food and the numerous items in the Gallery are as delectable as the food they provided. It is also the post office for Como and portions of the original log cabin are still there. We have never met such friendly and helpful people before. We go to Como nearly every fall and had never stopped in the Gallery before. I hope to stop there whenever we go to Como in the future. Bonnie was retiring on the day we were there, but Jeff will still work in the Gallery (he makes great popcorn). Treat yourself and visit this gallery showing the work of local artists; and, unlike every gallery I am familiar with, the owner does not keep a portion of the sales. The beautiful chair below was made out of skis and I had never seen anything like it before.

What a neat find in Como, CO! Friendly owners were happy to share town history with us and tell us…read morewhat to see in Como. They have a variety of art and jewelry in their store, also a number of pictures. Some neat finds for sure! Glad we stopped...will definitely return as in Como.

Great store, great prices, very friendly staff. ..a bit unorganized but, hey, it's a thrift…read morestore! I go there weekly and never leave dissapointed!

I visited Peek A Boo Toys after hearing that they had a large inventory of fun stuff for kids. It…read moreis true... I have never been in a store that size with such a diverse inventory. It was jammed packed with Indoor toys, outside toys, interactive toys, independent play, group play and on and on. The staff is very friendly and they seem to enjoy interacting with their customers. The store was set up in a way that children get to be children and enjoy themselves while shopping. There were lots of smiles, giggles and some running around from area to area. My grandson would love this store and I wished that he was there. As silly as it may sound we purchased two packages of snowballs for $9.99 each. My husband thought that our grandson would get a kick out of them....Never having seen snow he did not get the concept but he loves how they float in the pool and that the dogs run after them.

The store would not let my daughter exchange slime that she had bought when the texture was not…read moreslime and was dried out (faulty product). Teenagers work the store front and can't provide very good customer service.

Books, books, books galore. Good prices, friendly faces, funky atmosphere. Don't miss this fun…read morelittle used book store! The divine smell of old books encases you as soon as you walk in. This shop is packed with every genre for young and young at heart. The lady working was very enthusiastic and helpful. Handwritten labels throughout the shelves serve as fun guides to what books can be found where, and there are even "not yet sorted - find something fun!" piles. If you visit with time to spare, there's also a funky chess playing area. Prices are reasonable. Like new hardbacks for $8-9 and barely used soft covers for $3-4. This place goes on the list as a definite "must visit", quiet place away from the bustling streets of Breck.

The name has changed, but I absolutely love this place. We vacationed in Colorado for a week, and…read morewhen people ask me how it went, this is always the first place I bring up. They had a pretty good selection, with amazing deals. It's pretty much one of those cozy, cute stores out of a Christmas holiday movie.