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Gold Dust

★ 4.5 · 267 Google reviews

A hair salon in Placerville, CA. Rated 4.5★ across 267 Google reviews.

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Address
312 Main St 106
Phone
916-606-7110
Google rating
★ 4.5 (267 reviews)
Reviewed
2026-05-29

Hours

When Gold Dust is open.

Monday
10 AM – 4 PM
Tuesday
10 AM – 4 PM
Wednesday
10 AM – 4 PM
Thursday
10 AM – 4 PM
Friday
10 AM – 4 PM
Saturday
10 AM – 4 PM
Sunday
10 AM – 4 PM

Reviews

What clients say.

★★★★★

We had an amazing and educational visit to Gold Bug Park! It was the perfect stop for our family. The highlight of our trip was meeting the incredible blacksmith—he was so engaging and knowledgeable, making the history of the Gold Rush come alive for our kids. My son loved the gem panning, and the mine tour was fascinating (and cool!). It’s rare to find a place that is both authentic and fun for all ages. Highly recommend this for families looking for a real California history experience!
Joey Wang · 2026-04-17

★★★★★

One hell of a cute park. Many thanks to the city of Placerville for creating this park. I understand that there were many volunteers' hours involved in its creation, my thanks to all of them. Love the mine and stamp mill. Covered picnic tables along the creek are nice touch.
Dan C. · 2026-03-23

★★★★★

This was an amazing experience for the whole family. We got the chance to see both mines. I would highly recommend this place. The giving the guided tour was extremely knowledgeable and we appreciate him.
Marques Mason · 2026-05-17

★★★★★

"I'm gonna Bug 🪲 Somebody" ! Gold Bug Park 🏞️ & (Mine)! Gold "Digger" Indeed. Oh, You Mean GRAVE 🪦🪦🪦 DIGGER!!! 🪒 Sharpest Tool 🔥🔫🔥🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔥🚀🛸🛸 FLEET in the shed.
Sharon Greenleaf · 2025-12-28

★★★★★

Excellent info from all the guides, props to Rick at the mine and the two at the stamp mill and blacksmith! Had a lovely time and learned a lot.
Sharman Henson · 2025-09-01

★★★★★

Great experience of a real California mine to get a sense of the dangerous work of miners in the late 1840's
Gary Churchwell · 2026-05-05