Description
Donna’s Place in the Centerville/Placerville area (200 Main St, Placerville, ID) is a historic, rustic local spot known for snacks, soft drinks, and friendly service. While historically associated with Donna, it has recently sold. It offers a cozy, nostalgic stop in the mountains for travelers and locals.
More Information
Coordinates: 43.943080, -115.945882
Elevation: 4330 ft
Difficulty: 2
What to Expect:
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13 Check-Ins
Great first or last stop on your planned ride. Coffee in the morning or a soda in the afternoon, Donna's has you covered. If the Magnolia is open, it's definitely worth a look.
Support Prairie businesses because they support us! (off-road enthusiasts)
Nothing was open by the time we got there. Nice spot to sit take in the city.
Just me looking stupid in a selfie while the new owner ate ice cream and wondered what I was doing there. I told him I dropped something up the road a ways and had to go look for it. It was my bandana that I left up at Cross Timber Ranch. I backtracked, but did not find it 🙁
Welp, I totally took a picture in front of the wrong building. Don't tell anyone.
Joined Alec and Don on a group ride to seven sites north of Boise. GPX file courtesy Alec, as the organizer.
Nice store, easy road-side access. Supposedly the cinnamon rolls made here are pretty good.
Funny thing - the store is owned by nice old lady named Wilma who changed the name of her store to My Place. Coffee is by donation, but not less than one dollar per cup.
Fun day in the mountains with my friend Ken from Arkansas. This place is always a stop when I'm bumping around in this area.
Easy ride in down Alder Creek from Crouch. They had homemade cinnamon rolls (2 million calories per bite), so I had to have one!
Pretty nice little grocery. Save your ducats to spend here. Great mtn oasis.
Always a fun ride to Placerville I remember when there was a general store and a gas station here
