Reviews of Sandy - The World's Largest Sandhill Crane (Tourist Attraction)

255, 299 5th St NE, Steele, ND 58482, United States

DESCRIPTION

We've got all the feddbacks of real people who used the services of Sandy - The World\'s Largest Sandhill Crane (Tourist Attraction) near North Dakota.

Nowadays this firm gets a score of 4.2 over 5 and that rating was based on 50 reviews.

You must have seen that it reaches an opinions average is very positive, and it's founded on a very large number of scores, so we may conclude that the valuation is very credible. If people have bothered to evaluate when they've done well with the service, it works.

As you know, we don't usually bother to place reviews when they are positive and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or incidence...

This Tourist Attraction is included in the category of Tourist attraction.

Where is Sandy - The World's Largest Sandhill Crane?

REVIEWS OF Sandy - The World's Largest Sandhill Crane IN North Dakota

Susan Wells

If you're the type of person that enjoys random bits of fun in your day, especially on a road trip, go ahead and stop here. Get out of the car, stretch your legs, and snap a pic. It's minutes of fun

Kris Wood

Its just a big Bird.

Kirsten Ann

It is indeed a very large Crane!?! Has a beautiful garden and parking area. Great for a photo OP.

Sam Baker

Sandy has my heart. Tall legs and long neck ❤️

CrystalAnne Haws

Adorable!

Eric K - EJKPBR

Found a geocache here.

Chet Wooten

Jim R

Very cool!!

Ivan Sopin

Stephen Toothman

Sandy Nelson

Lower48 Traveling

Fun stop

Nicole Schwuchow

Jana Taylor

we stopped here because there was a gas station nearby. if you look carefully you can see a small access gravel road right to it. There is a small little park and a bench as well. There are also directions on a sign for how to obtain the best photo of the crane. Not something amazing, just a quick photo op.

Stephanie Park

Bob Andersen

Tracy Rich

Dale Davis

Vylett Cross

Interesting place to stop for a quick picture.

THOMAS NELSON

Lucia Thomas

Nice stop to stretch your legs.

Laurea Griggs

Sherry Wallner

It's a large bird

Sara Neave

Parking area is a bit rough, but this is definitely a large crane! There's an interesting setup to the left of the crane (if you are looking at the area from the parking lot) to assist with taking decent photos. Some information boards provided some interesting reading about local birding.

Cindy Hatella

We liked how we were instructed to take the best possible photo from the hill!! Lacking talking trail!

Katie Neumiller

It is a very large bird, educational too.

Joel Smith

Big bird that moves in the North Dakota wind.

chris baling

Biggest dig gone crane I dun seent with my own too I's!

Emma Passaglia

A fantastic crane and plenty of room for trailer parking! The signs guiding you on how to get the best pictures are a lovely touch.

Bethany McDonald

Neal Wolff

Nothing too spectacular. But if you're looking for roadside attractions, this is certainly one of them. Good for photo opportunity and a little education (with information kiosks around the area).

C McClary

Savannah Sein

Devon Waldron

It's a giant crane. Kind of cool because many people don't realize that North Dakota has a population of cranes that frequent the rivers and lakes. This particular oversized crane is visible from the interstate. My martial arts crew has a tradition of saluting it as we pass, as the crane is considered a teacher and sign of good luck in Eastern martial arts traditions.