A sheriff, on the lookout for disruptive folks, saloon gals, even that outlaw I mentioned before, trying to avoid the hanging noose at the center of town can be seen walking amid the crowds. Stop at the trading post to purchase a modern day souvenir, or a kit for panning gold like they use to. All those jars filled with colorful hard candy and other goodies will be a sure end to anyone counting calories. Do not miss the shooting gallery, where you can try your best shot at all sorts of fun. At the end of the street you will find the stables, which offer horse rides by the hour or even the day.
Ponies are available for the little tykes.
If your not up to a ride, at least stop by to say hello to all the friendly horses waiting to provide hours of fun. The mystery house is also located down at the far end, and while the building does not look like much from the outside, be prepared to have your equilibrium tested once you enter. As you walk back towards the center of town, make sure to stop and the photographers. You can have your photo taken in clothing styles from the late 1800 s, cowboy, saloon entertainer, even an outlaw in black, by a camera that is over 100 years old. Make sure and stand still as they snap the photo though, as the camera is authentic, and is not prepared for motion.