Living Rock Studios - Museum in Brownsville - 911 W Bishop Way, USA

"Penny" was a wonderful guide and very knowledgeable. We took our kids, who both enjoyed themselves. It was very interesting and beautiful. Glad we made the time to visit while on our vacation.

This was pretty interesting. I was amazed at all the work that went into this. And there is a tree outside that's over 400 yrs old. Entry is free, but donations are welcomed.

One of the coolest experiences I've had in Oregon.. you must go if you haven't, family owns it and gives you a tour, everything is personal and amazing, it doesn't coast anything, but you can leave money for them which we did. Will be going back.

This is a pleasure. The history behind the formation is very interesting. There is a secret spot that remains cold to the touch, all the time. It is a short distance from I 5, and well worth the visit. All rock hounders will enjoy this the most. All people will enjoy the visit. There is no entry fee, but if you like it, there is a donation bottle. All in all, well worth the visit.

Shockingly surprised how much is in this museum! It is full of history, rocks, petrified wood, Indian artifacts, paintings and much more. Admission is free and they accept donations. I went with my mother, sister, nieces, nephew and 7yr old son and everyone had fun and enjoyed the museum. As one reviewer said there are religions things in the museum but I personally felt that it wasn't a distraction from the history if you are not religious. We were given a tour of the museum and our guide had so much information we could probably go back a second time and learn more information. There is a 400 year old oak tree, beautiful rocks and petrified wood walls and translucent rock murals that are impressive. So much to see and if you are looking for something different and interesting I recommend this place.

We actually stopped here for a geocache and not to see this place. I've driven by this my whole life and never stopped. DON'T BE ME. Go to this place on purpose and don't wait forever. I know, you might think a rock museum does not sound fun, but it's so much more than that. It's cool, like really really interesting actually, and just beautiful things everywhere. I 100% guarantee that you will never, no matter where you go, come across a place like this ever again in your whole life. If you can take the tour with Penny (whose father built this place) then you will be delighted. She knows so much local history and has so much interesting family history herself. And she herself is simply lovely and incredibly talented in her own right, a very unassuming, but incredibly impressive lady. Pro Tip: Bring a small, but strong flashlight. You will be happy if you do! I was so fascinated by everything that I actually forgot to take my phone out even for a picture, but I'll update with one when we go back!

Pardon the pun, but this place is a hidden gem. The daughters of the man who constructed this two story petrified rock 'tree of life' tour you around the grounds and the building. Grab a flashlight on the way in to interact with the agates in the walls. Enjoy the crystal room, the 'stained glass' images made from agates, paintings and wood carvings, all made by 'Daddy.' It's a bit of a drive to get out here, but the drive is through luscious green farmland, so it too is enjoyable. No charge to tour the place. There are rocks etc. available for sale. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Really awesome building and history, a must for kids of all ages!