The gentleman was very nice and quick. I left a message and the call was returned in a timely…read moremanner. He was meet us and did paperwork in about 30 minutes.

Amazing company to get your stuff delivered to you when u order something and can't get it. They…read moreare very fast also don't have to wait for days

A little challenging to find at first as there is no big sign, but there is one on the fence with…read morethe "days open". Not sure where to go at the place, went inside one of the buildings and the people very friendly. The gentleman even helped take the recyclables out of the car. Since the Saratoga Recycle Center will no longer accept glass, we will definitely return to this place. Friendly staff and easy to get to location. I highly recommend recycling in general, and this place will help you make it easy!

I highly recommend Cherokee Storage in Rawlins, Wyoming. Very friendly and helpful owner, safe and…read moresecure storage unit. Very reasonable rent. Very satisfied with this business. K Hanson

When the winds got so high that the highway was closed to RVs like ours, we felt so lucky to find…read moreCherokee Storage, who was so kind and let us store it there safely for about 12 days or so. Thank you!!

The Saratoga Police Department is such a joke. Sure, they get to have some fun by doing the…read moreoccasional drug bust in town. Saratoga is the only place that still brings in visitors and makes money in the county so of course the drug dealers will come here. To imagine a typical week as a Saratoga police officer must be a very sad story. Just by reading the police report indicates how boring and sad their lives must truly be. A lost item turned in from the town's Hobo Pool hot springs, noise complaints about a barking dog, etc. The police here relish when a weekend event happens in the valley because they love to give DUI's out like candy...especially if it is someone from out of state AND especially if they are from Colorado! That leads me to my latest misadventure with the police. I was leaving my high school class reunion and getting ready to go see my brother who was at a festival in a neighboring town. Now being in the sticks you can get pulled over for not dimming your lights to oncoming traffic. Now in hicksville that just isn't polite damn it! I did dim my lights and one of my dimmer bulbs was burnt out so I got pulled over. I went through the usual junk of license, registration, proof of insurance, yadda yadda. They asked if I was drinking which I said yes. Stunned by the answer he proceeded to make me do sobriety tests and a Breathalyzer which I passed with flying colors so they had to let me go. I met up with my bro, watched the tail end of the festival and took dirt roads all the way home to avoid anymore cops because they were just leering around that festival just waiting to bust a bunch of people. You know I would have been in deep doo doo if Saratoga, like Colorado excelled in carrying many microbrews on tap. Maybe Saratoga should get on the bandwagon and open a really good tap house so the Colorado tourists can get loaded and then the police would really look good with all of the DUI paperwork rolling in. But in reality they don't and that is what saved my ass. The bars in town just have cheap, corporate beer which sucks and that is why I only had one drink and one shot through the whole night. Didn't get me suckers! What is really sad is that the locals get drunk off of this junk beer and get busted for being intoxicated. Now that is a crying shame getting loaded off of bad beer, if your going to get a DUI one would hope you had some really good craft beer running through your system.

Saratoga police is not a joke. I'm not a fan of them or any other but they deserve the credit for…read moredoing good I lived there for 5 month from our of state . they do there job and they act professional they don't want you speeding in there town . they were always patrolling I would be out driving and off reading with my late at night almost every day and night they didnt harassed . But of course I don't run around with a burn light. I did run around with leds mabey next time you'll know where they are and go the opposite way like everyone else ..

Stopped by Rawlins, WY and I'm really glad we did the tour! You honestly have to book the tour or…read moreyou don't really see any of the actual prison. My kids (6, 7 years old) and my husband loved coming here. It was a great tour and we had a great tour guide (male, didn't catch his name) and it was really informative. We went to most of the rooms inside the prison and even went outside to see the yard. I wish they had more in the gift shop to purchase, but we ended up getting shirts and some penny coins from the machine. Definitely stop by if you are in the area! They have plenty of parking and even RV parking as we brought an RV.

This was a pretty disappointing stop for us on our travels. On the upside, you're allowed to bring…read moreyour dog on the tour (about 1 hour), so instead of leaving them in the RV,we brought them along. Our tour guide was very difficult to understand - my wife and I figure we understood about 25% of what she was saying. While it is an old abandoned facility, it doesn't appear the current owners are doing any maintenance at all. Things like sweeping the debris off the floors, replacing lightbulbs, etc. We were breathing in black mold and asbestos from the broken floor tiles all along the way. Wished we skipped it.

Worth the stop! Beautiful Architecture and Interesting Historical History! Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. If you don't have time for the full tour, the Museum is packed with interesting items and info along with a souvenir shop.

We were passing by when we can access this place. Cool place to visit if you're in the area and…read morelooking for some interesting history.

Jacoby Funeral Home I believe now has a new name and goes by Casada Funeral Home & Crematory. Both…read morelistings for Jacoby and Casada have the same address when you Google them so they are at the same location and the name we became familiar with was Casada. I am sure funeral homes deal with all types of timing issues. Some things may need to materialize and get planned very quickly while other situations there may be more time to utilize as far as making arrangements and how a funeral service is going to be constructed. In the case of my father who recently passed things were of more of a urgent nature ( My dad did not wish to be embalmed hence for a service and burial be performed in a more prompt manner) and the staff here were extremely flexible and offered themselves to be reached at practically any time. That was very beneficial as more concrete plans were being laid out for when the service may be. My family and I liked the selection of caskets that were available and we picked a casket that was made locally I believe made out of material from old wooden barns and we really liked the windmill and countryside image that was inside the casket. We did a combination of logos and themes for the pamphlets and bookmarks involved for the service and did not stick with just one theme for everything. Images (pictures) of my father within the pamphlet was generated in a very professional manner and made an excellent tribute to him and the kinds of things that he loved. Arrangements for the service at the Saratoga Cemetery was made very smoothly and efficiently as far as getting the time to use the pavilion building at the cemetery. Nothing to to with the funeral home but there was a bit of a hiccup as to what plot my father was to be buried in but that was more of the mapping and concerns from the cemetery as opposed to the funeral home. But regardless that part got sorted out. The staff from Casada was there and were extremely supportive and helpful for the entire duration of the service and afterwards and that was very much appreciated not only by my mother but also with the rest of the family.