I took my parents, my sister, my brother and his family, and my 5 children. We had ages from 7-65. Everyone LOVED it. Even my teenagers enjoyed exploring the buildings and they got excited about the history. My 7 year old had so many questions and was shocked to learn that toilets were outside and there was no internet. It was $8 per car and we bought a booklet for $2. It really is a great activity for almost all ages. And affordable, even with so many people (about 14 of us). We will go back! They even have a campground and picnic area. I would give this 10 stars if I could!

This place is really cool! There are a large number of buildings with a guide (included with entry fee) that gives you the history of many of them. You can also walk through many allowing for a much better experience than just looking through windows. Most of the buildings are located along a boardwalk. On site is a visitors’ center with a small store and a ranger to help answer questions. Admission is very reasonable! There are even a few picnic tables just perfect for a picnic lunch.

Brilliant place to visit. One of the most authentic preserved ghost towns you’ll find. We are Australians and I am a professional historian. We loved this place and I don’t know if we have anything like this in Australia. It was like walking through history. The buildings are so well cared for and the staff at the front desk are so friendly.