Cute gift shop /visitors center located in Bridgeport, CA. It's a good stop before or after a trip…read moreto Bodie. They sell a variety of items including books, food, Lodge cooking pans and bodie monogramed gifts. We enjoyed the books about the history of the area. The people working there are full of info!

Perfect little gift shop! They carry a variety of unique products and all proceeds benefit Bodie…read moreState Park. The staff is amazing and helpful. Stop by on your way through Bridgeport.

AMAZING spot. I bought a lot of jewelry there, some turquoise pieces and some from Chambers…read moreDesigns. Renee was amazing and really talked her vendors up, so when she mentioned Zizis things, I saw them, and I had to buy them (fair pricing too). (Thats the name on the tag , anyway.) Really great pieces and prices, and the store had a certain charm. Renee was sweet and inviting, treating everyone like a close friend. They had everything in there. Knives, dresses, hats, jewelry, trinkets, touristy stuff, but what I loved most was a LOT of handmade items from the local artists. A must if you visit/live in Bridgeport.

My family and I have been shopping at Sweetwater Outpost for years. Renee makes you feel like…read morefamily. She has amazing gifts and one of a kind jewelry that people will compliment you on! My sister, niece and I bought these beautiful bracelets years ago made by a local artist out of antique napkin rings and I get asked asked about my piece all of the time. We have also purchased some amazing Native Americans pieces of turquoise and mother of pearl over the years. You can be sure to find a unique item or souvenir from this store. Do not drive by without stopping in!

So so happy that June Lake has this awesome little gift store located here. With limited businesses…read morein these parts I was grateful that they had a really inviting and cute gift store. Nice to find a lot of local goods and reasonably priced items. Some people like to shop while on vacation and this store in town helps to give them that option. I went in before lunch and had the store to myself. Dean the owner was there and was super nice and welcoming. He allowed me to look over the store and gave me space to do so. Once he rang me up he was so nice to chat with and made me feel appreciated as a customer. I gather 90% + of their customers are tourists so it's nice that they appreciate your business. Very enjoyable experience chatting and being helped by someone so nice. The store was clean and easy to navigate. They had a lot of stuff in here but it was spread out and organized well that I could get through each isle with ease. The range in items and gifts was awesome. From clothing, to jewelry, to kitchen wear, local dry foods, toys and souvenirs- for a small local gift shop this spot has it all. I walked away with some local huckleberry honey, a keepsake Christmas ornament and a cute cup all very reasonably priced and will remind me of my great trip to June lake. If you're in town definitely check out this gift shop, happy to have stopped in.

The best place for T-shirts, jewelry, stickers, hoodies and all things you want to say you have…read morebeen to June Lake! Really nice people at the counter too. I always stop in when I am in the area.

Cool and hip Mammoth Fun Shop has a welcoming and exciting vibe. Essentially it's a gift shop with…read moreall kinds of cool goodies that make great souvenirs and games available. Ice cream also available and customer service is friendly and run by younger team members. 4.2 stars rounded up because they do pretty much everything right for a cool gift shop. Great location btw and thank you for being here!

Nice little ice cream shop! Friendly service and cute little…read moreknickknacks. 3 scoops for $12 $3 churros And you get a cute little sticker with purchase :) The watermelon sorbet was fresh and refreshing The dark chocolate espresso was surprisingly delicious The honey lavender was delicious Try them all

The visitor center and the Ansel Adams gallery are must-visit stopping points on anyone's tour of…read morethe Valley! We were lucky to arrive at the tail end of an outdoor presentation (on 3/8), where a very nice employee let everyone pet a bear skin. It was really interesting, as the fur was a lot rougher than I imagined. He was friendly and answered a few of our questions about the Yosemite wildlife. Lovely guy. The inside was airy and had some fun things to buy. Most employees we met were nice. The one star off was for the rude man who worked at the info desk (along with the nice presenter I mentioned earlier after he was done with the presentation outside... unfortunately, he was helping someone else). I asked Rude Man a few questions about some trails, and he was just not friendly. At. All. He answered in monosyllables with a low-key mean, impatient attitude. I've no idea if it's race-related (we're Asian), or if he just didn't want to be there. Either way, it didn't belong in a welcome center and he was pretty unsuited for customer service. Why work at an info desk, in a customer-facing role, if you're going to be grumpy?

As of November 2024, this is no longer the Yosemite Visitor Center. This is now the Exploration…read moreCenter and Theater, and serves as more of a museum. Those looking for visitor information should walk just a couples minutes up the road to the newer Yosemite Welcome Center. The Exploration Center here has a free museum, with hands-on activites for kids, bookstore gift shop, and a theater showing a 30-min film at select times.

I love walking through this store. It is very large and has pretty much everything you would need…read morefor your trip. The workers are super chatty and we heard some wild and funny stories. So friendly. Please come and create your own adventure.

The only store that have complete stuff in Yosemite Park I believe next to curry village. This is…read morethe first time I visited this store even though I have visited Yosemite many times before. We found this store as we want to visit the welcome center but the center just closed when we arrived. It was a huge store and busy. It sell mostly everything you need while you are in the park minus fresh produce. Price is reasonable and even though it is very busy store, the line move pretty fast as they have so many check out point. If you stay inside the park and forget something, you can visit this store. It is very nice to have this store in the park as sometimes we just forgot to bring something while staying in the park. There are plenty of parking but it was almost full when we arrived at 5 pm. Just be patient and you will eventually find the parking.

This place is part of the history of the park. Yes it's old and dated. However no one is forcing…read moreyou to stay here. That said it is a nice place to stop and get some snacks and take a walk. They have a couple food places and a gift shop. Your going to pay more but it's expected. Relax and enjoy the out doors, touch a tree, but stay on the marked paths.

This review is for Veterans Day afternoon. I bought a Nestlé crunch ice cream bar. The line was…read moreshort. The 2nd cashier opened up her register and rang me up quickly. I was very happy to get a Nestlé brand ice cream barfor only $2.09. I enjoyed every bite of it at 55degF outside. There are many other over price souvenirs. If you are a far away visitor, souvenirs are a must to remember Yosrmite....

We received the best service and found amazing gifts…read more Our ceramics were carefully and lovingly wrapped . We can't wait to return and see what is new.

Have been coming to the Ahwahnee Hotel for 40 years. The gift shop is always stocked with…read moreinteresting merchandise. Things I do not see elsewhere of course considering the history of Yosemite. Thoroughly enjoy it.

Marlene is awesome Store has many treasures…read more Priced affordable. Fun place to browse and shop

Cool vibes and lots of awesome stuff. Lady inside was super nice. Cool textiles. Lots of stuff…read moreMexico and the nearby rez. Got a couple boxes of tea and some salsa mix, some chapstick ran me about $25.

High Sierra Bakery is a fan favorite in this Eastern Sierra big "small town." We have been enjoying…read morethe donuts, cookies, breads, pastries and cakes since 1995. While ownership has changed at one point, the bakery has stayed in the family. Locals absolutely depend on this jewel. High Sierra bakery is more than just a shop, but a place where neighbors meet, chat, and feel at home, fostering a sense of connection. Locals also order donuts for their different clubs, acitivities and gatherings. Tourism is also a big part of the bakery clientelle. The bakery has extended hours during peak summer time. It's essential to get to the bakery early during these times to be able to have many variety choices. While the bakery must close for the winter, you can depend on them usually beginning in April into October. It has been a long time, but we have ordered birthday cakes in the past. Everything here is consistent. The apple fritters are a big hit, and I say big hit because they are HUGE. The bakery also has sandwiches on the menu, but I think they are usually not available until after 11. There is plenty of seating inside and a couple of tables outside. Parking is available on the street and it is within walking distance from all local motels.

Stopped here on the way home from Mammoth to have an early dinner. We had originally decided on…read morethe Deli but even though Yelp said they were open, they weren't. So their loss was our gain because I really enjoyed the High Sierra Bakery. I ordered up a delicious Sierra Haystack, A MUST DO when you go here. The bag was tempting, but they also have single haystacks for sale. My wife ordered up the Hulk and shared a bite of her sandwich with me. Perfectly made, in my opinion. Nice flavors and not too much of anything. They did have to sub pepperoni for salami but that didn't make much of a difference. For my sandwich I decided on a simple PBj because I wasn't super hungry. It was a good choice. Great bread and simple ingredients. The space is big enough for most groups that are coming through town and it really did feel very small town vibe. The service was good too! So many times I hesitate to get anything really unique in small towns because they just don't have the turnover, but High Sierra was pleasant surprise when it came to the quality of everything we had. I will definitely head there next time I am driving through from Reno.