Stopped in for bingo with my two kids and we had a great time. We didn't pay to go into the…read moreorchard but they played on their playground which is free for a long time. It is beautiful, out in the country. I had a cider flight and tried two of their dry wines. There is something here for everyone's taste. Sweet and dry drinkers. They also have all kinds of treats and jarred goods you can purchase. Just a short drive from Omaha and lots of fun for kids and adults!

I loved this place!! Great prices with so many activities!! We never ran out of things to do and…read moredrinks to try. So many delicious ciders and wines. The live music and weekly events are a nice touch. They have everything you'd want for a fall activity; tractor ride, apple orchard, playground, goats, chickens, games, photo staging, tasting room, corn maze, snacks & meals, desserts, and amazing views. I never grew bored here. I thought the prices were the best I've seen in the area. I loved my ciders and time at Ditmars

I have consistently hit Skinny Bones each year since my kids were little. It's tough to gauge if…read moreit's expensive still, or just cheaper than another pumpkin patch but for a family of four it's about a $200+ day . We did spend nearly four hours here last Saturday despite it being a bit chilly. I will say they finally have a lot more to do, and I appreciate the updates they've made to make it more of a day trip than a quick trip. We rode all the rides, slid the slides, and hit both train/hayracks. We spent our lunch in the food barn and got some discount hoodies and tops in the market. We also got 2 over prices pumpkins but when in rome. You can't leave SBP without their very tart apple cider donuts. so good! We'll continue to come back, even if it's a a pricey day.

Skinny Bones has become our go-to pumpkin patch for the kids. They have a little bit of everything…read morenow: Hayrack rides, corn maze, corn pit, train rides, huge slides, daily performances, and more for the whole family to enjoy! My boys love visiting each year to see what's new, and visit their old favorites. As some other reviews said, yes the price has went up, but so have the amount of activities. It's still much more affordable than other options in the area for the amount of attractions they have. I always appreciate how friendly and helpful the staff are each time we're here. Definitely recommend coming earlier in the day to get your money's worth!

It was our first time here after driving past many times on our way to Buck's. I was surprised at…read moreall the items they carry. They sell all Nebraska products and have lots of meat options: chicken, bison, beef, pork, and duck. They even sell sime pre-made sides and meals to take home. Local wines and liquors, homemade pasta from Semo, local popcorn, milk, cheeses, etc. The list goes on and on. It is family owned and the staff is super friendly! We came for a special event when they had a petting zoo and my kids had fun riding a pony and seeing all the animals.

I was extremely excited when I learned about this spot as I really want to support buying local and…read moreI value eating grass fed, pasture raised clean healthy whole foods but I was very disappointed when I drove out here from Omaha. The prices were just offensive. Talk about price gouging. Whole Foods has better prices and I'm thankful I have another rancher I can get my grass fed beef, bison, lamb, eggs etc. from and I sure hope they don't follow the lead of this atrocious pricing. People need clean healthy food available but they also need affordable options. I'm willing to pay more for quality but this is just too much.

This was one of the most fun Saturday activities we have done in such a long time. We signed up for…read more"whine" with the alpacas and it was the best time. You get to be up close for 30 minutes then we sat and drank some wine while watching the alpacas graze! Sheri and her mom were the sweetest and made sure to talk to guests and teach guests about the alpacas and their land! It was just a fabulous event and we will definitely be back! Recommend bringing lawn chairs to sit on as the grass can get buggy!

If you are looking for cuteness you have come to the right place. Just a short drive outside of…read moreOmaha, we went to the whine with the alpacas event which is essentially a lovely evening byo picnic. The alpacas come out and graze while you get to enjoy some bevvies. They had probably at least 25 alpacas and we were lucky enough to meet five new borns. They all are so soft to pet (but a little skittish to strangers). They also have feeding events. For further information I would check out their Facebook page. They have a website but the owner more frequently processes request through Facebook

It was a perfect weather day for this event! Lots of vendors and food trucks. It was crowded but…read morenot over crowded. All of the vendors were super helpful in explaining their products. It was a good opportunity to try things I wouldn't normally order or purchase. Definitely have some new ones I like! I'm not sure I had a favorite but all of them were enjoyable. One vendor had a cheese spread handed down from her mother that was really good! I wish I remembered their name but their product is sold in some HyVee's and I plan to pick some up today! The goat yoga looked fun although I didn't participate in that. They had some live music which was nice too. Didn't even take pictures as my hands were always full and I was having fun! Thanks Meg for getting Yelp included in this event! Fun time!

Well organized event. There is an area to park…read more And a golf cart to bring attendees to the tents. Food trucks in a corner. Drinks and art n craft booths, clothes, sunscreen, soap and other products. It was fun walking around shopping and tasting Will be back next year!

RailsWest was absolutely wonderful. I just had my wedding here on May 17th and it was fabulous. Kat…read morehelped us with everything we needed. She made sure we had the tables and chairs we requested, plus closing the venue for the time block we needed. The day was almost magical, it was so wonderful. Several trains went by during our time there, so we got to hear the horn and feel the rumble as they passed. I am very pleased as a train enthusiast to have been able to have my wedding here. It was my first time marrying and I will always look back on that day with fondness. This was the best time of my life.

This Rock Island depot is only one of two remaining in the state of Iowa and is on the Natl. Reg…read more of Hist. Places. There are a number of rolling stock enclosed within a fence; my favorite is a CB & Q lounge car "Omaha" which contains a solarium. In the depot are a number of old fashioned displays of artifacts which belonged to the railroads serving the town. What I like most about these depot museums is the fact that I'll come across an item I have never seen before. In one room is an HO layout of Omaha/Council Bluffs. Outside are active rail lines of BNSF and Iowa Interstate.

From iconic works by artists like Kehinde Wiley, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Auguste Rodin to stunning…read morecontemporary pieces, every corner gives you something new to feel, discover, and reflect on. And the best part? It's completely FREE!  Whether you're looking for a solo reset, a cute date idea, quality time with friends, or a fun family outing, this is the perfect place to slow down, get inspired, and pour back into yourself. Let me also add - great location for weddings and recently did Slow Sundays (yoga) here! https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDLEE28v/

Apparently a relatively recent rebuild as of this writing, this art museum inhabits a majestic…read morespace. The roads leading to the parking include some counterintuitive one ways and you can (and I did) end up in a dead end, but it's generally not busy enough to prevent you from figuring it out. Entrance is free, with one exhibition being a separate paid ticket. I appreciated a substantial portion of the collection devoted to the Native American peoples of the region and the early expansion of the United States. Having said that, it was also a global collection. I gave myself an hour to view it and had to rush just to get a brief run of the place. Some of the modern art didn't really come off for me, but overall it was a thought-provoking collection. There was also a substantial educational component, with rooms being devoted to what looked like early childhood education and more of a summer camp for older children. The site was well known to everyone I talked to in the city, and clearly a significant local institution, but one worth visiting regardless of where you are from.

We came down town for this because of the newly renovated mall area, we had family in town who had…read morenever seen it! It was absolutely gorgeous and awe worthy!! The lights are gorgeous and we timed it out with fireworks so we that we able to capture all the magic!! It runs for about a month between Thanksgiving and New Years and we will definitely be back next year!

This is a yearly tradition downtown, beginning with the lighting of the Gene Leahy Mall and the…read morerest of downtown, the night of Thanksgiving. It is always nice to see all the lights during the Holidays, especially Leahy Mall with all of the trees lit. On the Con Agra campus, there is a skating rink that opens at 1 pm daily. For $5.00, you can rent skates and skate for as long as you want. A great activity for you and the kids or even a date. Warm up with some hot chocolate afterward. The closing ceremony finishes on New Years Eve, with a free fireworks show.