Location: Twain Harte
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Twain Harte is a census-designated place (CDP) in Tuolumne County, California, United States. The population was 2,226 at the 2010 census, down from 2,586 at the 2000 census. Its name is derived from the last names of two famous authors who lived in California, Mark Twain and Bret Harte.
Restaurants in Twain Harte
1. Twain Harte Miniature Golf
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Twain Harte Miniature Golf is a quaint 18 hole course nestled beneath the pines of Twain Harte California and has been a family tradition for over 60 years!
Reviewed By MommaKins
Great fun and at a very reasonable price! This is a MUST for all folks...young and old. Love the friendly new owners (loved the prior owners too.) My son has becoming here every year since age 2! He still looks forward to hitting this place every year even as a teenager. #Love!
2. Sierra Repertory Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 126 reviews
Sierra Repertory Theatre produced professional theatrical performances at two venues in the Sonora area. Our original theatre is located in East Sonora, and the Historic Fallon House Theatre is in Columbia State Park. Musicals, dramas, comedies, all with actors from Actor's Equity and other professional actors.
Reviewed By Pakelikia - Sonora, California
We have seen many, many plays at the Sierra Repertory Theatre over the years. They deliver consistently good performances that are enjoyable and highly entertaining.It really is amazing that a small town like Sonora can have such a first-rate theatre.
3. Columbia State Historic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 429 reviews
This historic Gold Rush town was made a state park in 1945. Between the 1850s and 1870s over one-half billion dollars in gold (at today's value) was mined in the area.
Reviewed By ChicagoTravelingNow - Chicago
A friend and I visited Columbia State Historic Park without much background on the area or the park, and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Several of the buildings provide educational information that was really illuminating. But I think what we enjoyed most was the overall atmosphere. You really feel transported back to a different time with the buildings, folks in costume, and activities. I would highly recommend a visit. I also think this is a great activity for multi-generational groups because the park has something to offer for everyone.
4. Twain Harte Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By William F - Sonora, California
Twain Harte Lake is one of THE reasons people come to Twain Harte in the summer. It has lifeguards and is vey family friendly.
5. Indigeny Reserve
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Dan R
A pretty drive from Sonora, making your way through the hills and even some apple orchards, you get to Indigeny Reserve. Make sure you ask to try their vodka as well. They have a small gift store. It was probably 100 degrees when we got there, but the hard cider was so refeshing. We could not even tell it was alcohol.
6. Zephyr Whitewater Expeditions
Overall Ratings
5 based on 75 reviews
Zephyr Whitewater is one of the most popular and experienced outfitters in California. We offer river rafting trips near Yosemite on the Merced, Kings, and Tuolumne rivers. Family and group rates, and internet special discounts are available. Our trips range in length from 1/2 to 3-days. On the Merced river, the closest river to Yosemite, we offer both morning and afternoon 11 mile 1/2 day trips, plus full day trips every day. Many guests have said their rafting trip on the Merced river near Yosemite was the highlight of their Yosemite Vacation. Join us and see why!
Reviewed By markpardon32
We were extremely impressed by the friendly, relaxed but competent manner all the Zephyr team demonstrated throughout our half day trip. Maggie our raft skipper was first class, filling us with confidence regarding what was ahead and what we needed to do. Maggie also shared...MoreHi Mark, thanks for taking the time to give us such a nice review! Your positive feedback will be shared with Maggie. We're so pleased to have played a memorable role in your Yosemite experience.
7. Mother Lode Adventures Charter Services
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Mother Lode Adventures Charter Service is a customized tour and transportation company, providing Yosemite National Park Tours and Wine Tasting Tours, along with Wedding Shuttle Service and Airport Shuttle Service.
Reviewed By ClaudiaNewcorn - Modesto, California, United States
I wanted to enjoy Yosemite, but didn't want the hassle of driving, parking and figuring out where to go. Kelly and Scott Smith of Motherlode Adventures organized a wonderful day tour to Yosemite. They drove us there, helped us in choosing points of interest to...MoreThank you so much Claudia for the wonderful review! We enjoy creating and providing the perfect day trip or event from start to finish and we look forward to providing an awesome wine tasting experience for you and your guests!
8. Black Oak Casino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By greenham01 - San Jose, California
This review is for the cafe at the bowling alley - very good food for a "bowling alley cafe"!
We had their pound for pound steak, delicious, the meat was super fresh, and they had so many sides that came with it too! Our friends had chicken salad, and walnut salad, both were excellent. Unfortunately the draft beer was kind of flat for a draft.
Service was ok - our server forgot a couple of our orders but she made up for them quickly.
Large TVs showing basketball/footlball. Restaurant is clean and airy, comfortable.
9. Ye Olde Time Machine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Craig M - Pleasanton, California
"The store name refers to the mix of modern, classic and vintage toys the shop offers, where shoppers can "travel back and forth" in time and buy new-in-the-box toys from the 1920s to 2015"
That pretty much sums it up. Bring your kids have fun buy toys!
10. Potato Ranch Llama Packers
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Jack C - hollywood, california
After just a two hour orientation you're ready to say goodbye to civilization and take off into the wilds of the Sierras with some easy to handle, load carrying llamas. They're wonderful companions on the trail...almost always spotting wildlife before you do...pretty stoic about things that would send a horse or mule into orbit. Much cheaper than hiring a packer and best of all you're in charge of your destination and rate of travel. Great for older hikers like me...66...150 miles on the JMT last year with llama support, people with kids or hikers who want to have something left in the tank when they reach their destination!. I'm doing Rae Lakes Loop this year with my brother, nephew and grandnephew...taking a young 3 year old llama along for 'experience'. Put this on your bucket list is you like to get out of doors!
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