This a such a great little coffee/flower shop and specialty store! They have really unique gifts…read moreand do flowers for all kinds of special occasions. Love this place!

Joe, the owner, is a great guy. Extremely accommodating. Gave us excellent site seeing…read morerecommendations and directions. The park is low-frills but very nice. All the utilities are properly located. Nice direct view of Chimney Rock.

If you're in the area come by for a quick bite to have great hamburgers, pulled pork and chicken…read morebacon sandwiches. They also have a huge gift shop to buy knick knacks from your visit.

Important landmark in noting the emigrants' progress to the West [Bayard NE]…read more We didn't make it to the Visitor Center... they closed at 4:00p we were thinking they closed at 5:00p. I wanted to get my NP Passport book stamped but this landmark is managed by the Nebraska State Historical Society as part of a historic site and not the NPS so no stamps. Chimney Rock is visible for miles but we wanted to get close to it as much as we could. Anyway, we proceeded to return to our car when an employee came out from the building and said that we would be able to see Chimney Rock a little closer and pointed to the direction. We drove to another area called "Walk to the Rock" with lots of parking spaces. This was private property of the Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation (NSHSF). We were welcomed by a volunteer and gave us the lowdown on the "pathway rules" including "if you see a rattlesnake..." ¯\_('~')_/¯ There were four different trails. We took Trail A (1.05 mi) which was the longest of the 4 and the trail that took us closest to the rock. It was a pleasant hike... we didn't encounter any rattlesnakes or other dangerous species. We took lots of pics. The Chimney Rock is a significant landmark to emigrants as they progressed West on the Oregon Trail. Review #3502

Passing through Nebraska and since Chimney Rock is on their state's welcome sign we had to check it…read moreout. I educated myself at the visitor center and learned how this historic site served as a major 19th-century landmark for Oregon, California, and Mormon pioneers. Experiencing part of history is always on my road trip itinerary. This location offers a visitor center with interactive exhibits, walking trails, and panoramic views. Worth the stop if you are in the area.

"Crazy-ass passion is the staple of life and persistence its nourishing force. Without them, you…read morecannot cross the trail." ― Rinker Buck, The Oregon Trail: A New American Journey **Please Note this visitor center is temporarily close for expansion/renovation at the time of my writing this. No timeline is available for it's re-opening but there is a temporary one setup in the meantime** Visitor center for Scotts Bluff that includes lots of historical displays and info about the area. Here's the highlights: -Free entrance to the park -Clean restrooms -Oregon Trail wagon train displays outside -Get your NPS Passport stamp -Filtered water bottle re-filler (not available during remodel) -Educational displays -Friendly and knowledgeable docents and rangers -Gift shop Must-stop for those visiting Scotts Bluff if for nothing else but a restroom break.

Small but interesting museum. Learned some new info. Gift shop was good also. Nothing out there but…read moreit was worth seeing.

I love this little shop! Beautiful and unique gifts and home items like chalk paint and signs…read more They also have great coupons on their Facebook and sales frequently.

This is the closest stop off the highway, but not a large or great place if you can make it a…read morelittle farther, imo. There is a restroom, but it is tiny, somewhat dirty, and smelled terrible. The water pressure was very low, and the sink was dripping constantly when you try to turn it off. Toilet paper on the floor--not very well maintained. Writing all over the metal stalls. The gift shop was pretty tight--not somewhere I would want to shop in the middle of a roadtrip. Worth stopping for a quick restroom or drink/snack, but if I had a couple more minutes I'd drive further to a nicer place.

the worst experienc, dirty bathrooms. The cashier named Doug was creepy! Tried hitting on me. I was…read morenever so offended in my life! When I talked to the owner he was rude and blew me off. Gifts way over priced for all junk they have in there. I would drive 10 more miles down the road and stop where it is safe!

Prettiest/ trendy flower arrangements! I love the gifts they put together! Very accommodating &…read morethey have delivered funeral arrangements to other surrounding towns within 40 miles for me! Great friendly service!