I wanted to leave a review for The Poppy Shop- This store is…read morean absolute gem! They have beautifully curated modern items and many handmade creations at a reasonable price too! I got two pairs of really soft unique socks for $5 each and a precious necklace for $7. My mom got some lovely plants as well. The store owners are very sweet and they are the ones who hand make the little quilted bags! Love love love

We stopped for Wild Fig Kitchen but stayed for the shops. There's several different shops suited…read morefor a variety of different tastes. Home goods, vintage items, handmade soap, and much more.

This is a must see. So many incredible samples of natural beauty are displayed. The knowledgeable…read morestaff are friendly, warm and welcoming to all. Adjacent to the storefront is the working area of the football's BEST massage therapist and energy worker, Cindy Wood! I love this place!!!

The hours should probably be updated. Their sign says they struggle to find volunteers but they…read morehave been closed on Sundays when we have tried to visit. Please consider volunteering.

I accompanied my child on a class trip to the Coarsegold Museum. The volunteers did an awesome job…read morewith the classes that visited. Very informative and lots of artifacts to see.

Such a fun thrift store! Super helpful staff and decent prices. Great selection of books for two…read morebucks each.

This is a review for Set Free, which may have replaced Sexton's thrift shop at an adjacent address…read moreon Highway 49. Set free has several rooms: a big room for clothes of all sorts and a big room for housewares. The housewares room includes children's toys, pots and pans, dishes and even fabric and school supplies. Everything is clean and pretty well organized. Prices are reasonable.

The people who run the store are polite and helpful. There are many 'opportunities' for fun finds…read more The store is organized and clean and items are priced well. I went with three people and we all found something's. New frypans, vintage glass and jewelry. Will definitely go back.

Friendly and knowledgeable staff, good cause, and a fun assortment of local-ish animals.read more

From start to finish our whole tour was absolutely incredible, and to be honest it's hard to even…read morefind the right words. We got to meet and see so many beautiful wildlife and learn so much about them as well! We are 100 percent coming back again!! Thank you guys sooo much for doing all that you do, and for making us feel so comfortable every step of the way! We made memories for a lifetime

Literally nothing was open despite being there during the afternoon, when every shop had a sign…read moresaying "Open Sun. 11am-Xpm". How terribly inaccurate and misleading. My wife and I were excited peruse the shops and stalls while letting our dog explore. The only shops that were open were Modee and Zander's Coffee. Modee was a cute little shop with plenty of homemade soaps and lotions. This review does not reflect their shop though, I'd give them a 4/5. The woman running the shop seemed to be the sister of the soap/lotion maker, but she was quite friendly! It was unfortunate that there wasn't a comprehensive list of ingredients in their products. Regardless, I bought a 4oz bottle of Goats Milk Honey Lotion for $6. Compared to mainstream companies, this is quite a lot of product for the price, and it works well! I made a separate review for Zander's Coffee, but in short, it was poor quality. Overall we were saddened by the lack of accurate hours but delighted to have found Modee's shop.

Not much going on when we were in Coarsegold yesterday. There was someone in the back with a booth…read moreset up, but we didn't check it out. What caught my eye was the awesome tribute to our American Military Veterans. (Thank you, all, for your service and sacrifices). It's right on the corner...be sure to look for it the next time you're in Coarsegold. Anyway, when the craft fairs are going on here, this place is jamming. We've visited on Memorial Weekend and Labor Day Weekend. Vendors come from all over and I have gotten the coolest stuff throughout the years. Food vendors, too. There IS a good Mexican restaurant there, too! The downfall for this place? There's not much in the way of parking. One year we were parked way up the side road and had to tromp through the weeds. It really is a fun day, though, when you're looking for a holiday weekend adventure.

If you want to know the history about the Central Sierra, this is definitely the place to be! A lot…read moreof things to look at inside & out of the building. The staff is really knowledgeable about everything. An older gentleman with glasses(forgot his name)gave us a free tour and explained the history of everything that was there. Even after closing hours, he still gave us a tour outside on how the machinery works. Thank you! This place has no entry fee and runs off donations. We happily donated. I recommend people stopping by Shaver Lake to check this place out!

What an interesting and educational place to bring the whole family. We enjoyed our tour and was…read morevery surprised to learn about the local history. This is a wonderful place to bring young children.