Reviewers consistently describe the staff as friendly and knowledgeable, noting the facility provides free maps, local history exhibits, and a small museum. Amenities such as clean restrooms, a playground, and a pond are frequently mentioned as suitable for family breaks. While most visitors appreciate the helpful service and local information, a few critics found the experience lacking for non-tourists or described the overall state negatively.
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Great place to learn about history and whats going on in different cities very informative. I love the pond out back. The orange juice was refreshing to try. Customer service was amazing, I learned so much. Such an amazing place and experience.
Nice people. Good suggestions & info. Not an over abundance of brochures but good ones. Also they were not trying to sell us tickets for profit.
Very nice and staff was great.
Very friendly and helpful staff!
A very good experience. The staff is friendly, greeting you upon entering and extremely helpful and polite. The facility is nice also, neat and clean. A most enjoyable place to visit, and purchase tickets.
A great midway stop for our family when we were driving for a number of hours! We ate lunch on the back porch by the pond and our kids got to stretch their feet. W just happened to notice it next to the gas station and it was a much nicer spot to stop!
Horrible state
Great information center with free maps and discount tickets for some attractions. Free orange juice.
It's a few minutes off the highway, and a really pleasant place to stop. I like the architecture with iits broad porches ( front and back). Friendly greeting when I opened the door. Lots of good materials about what's available nearby. The museum on water skiing is really well done. In great displays throughout the small space. Clean bathrooms
Cute information station with a fish pond out back, a playground and even library vending machines. Add small museum and lots of local history, even local student art on display. There is absolutely no way they needed six employees sitting around doing nothing though. It's a very small facility and staff could barely be bothered to look up from the computer to give me the complimentary orange juice. There were no other visitors at the center and it seemed like there hadn't been for a minute. I think one or two people could staff this location just fine, I'm curious about who funds this and why they devote so much payroll to this.