Horseshoe Falls & Gift Shop

Shop owner was very rude. Plus she lives in the gift shop! Want kind of person lives in a gift shop! $8 per person is way overpriced to see a waterfall that is part of nature and should be free to visit, also there should be more clear signs stating that the land is privatelyerly owned and is not open to the public when the gift shop is closed. I visited the falls after closing and was confronted by the owner who threatens to call the police on top of charging us more the the usual price of admission. ALSO, There are a bunch of stupid and creepy looking gnomes around the property along with a lot of other signs and features that RUIN natural beauty of the falls. There are much better falls that you can visit for free.
1 6 years ago (01-06-2018)

Didn't even get to see the falls as it is $8 per person to walk through there building to see them. Bad choice on there part would of bought something from the store had i been able to see the falls for free.
1 6 years ago (28-05-2018)

This is a wonderful place to visit as a family. There are learning points one the short walk to the waterfall, as well as a pond where you can feed large rainbow trout. The gift shop also has many unique gift items from local artists that you won't find in many places.
5 7 years ago (19-03-2018)

$9 ticket for very small fall. Looks like privately own. Less public, hardly 5 at a time.
2 6 years ago (28-05-2018)

8 dollars a person to see nature is crazy to me But i did get some good pictures.
3 6 years ago (26-05-2018)