The hours are often irregular. If they aren't open when you come by, try again another day.
This place is a great value with friendly staff. The full fridge/freezer and set of dishes is awesome if you're trying to eat in and stay on a budget.
February is a great time to visit. Most venues have winter rates still in effect, it's not too crowded, and the temperatures are just right for hiking without getting too cold or too hot.
Like many Nevada state parks, you can only pay at the self serve pay station with cash or check. Bring exact change!
Service is very fast and about the same as a national chain. Spend a few extra bucks for the real deal.
The roads are closed as soon as the snow gets too deep. If you want to visit outside of summer and early fall, check the weather reports and road conditions.
Unlike many cheap theaters, their concessions are bargain priced. $13 got us two tickets, popcorn, and a soda!
The lunch specials are a great bargain. You'll have a hard time getting that much good food for so cheap.
If you don't mind a little extra walking, catch the shuttle into the park and save yourself the driving.
The lunch specials are inexpensive and can be stretched to two meals for a light eater.
They make an awesome chile relleno. The huge portions are also a great bang for your buck.
Weekday nights are a great time to see a movie. Most of the theaters will be almost entirely empty.
You can't go through Beaver without grabbing a bag of cheese curds. Try the salsa flavor.
The fudge and candy counter has tons of options. That includes sugar free ones if you need it.
