This is my second time taking my 5th graders to this TreeRunner Adventure park. I am so impressed…read morewith the organization as well as professionalize of the staff. From the start to the finish of our time, even in the the planning phase, everyone was so knowledgeable, prepared, and kind. During our climb time, all of the staff worked so hard to make sure each kid felt safe and had fun. They were extremely helpful, fun, and friendly. It made the whole experience less stressful and so fun for us all! 10 out of 10 would reccommend to anyone trying to plan a fun outdoor group outing!

The kids had a blast & the staff explained everything very well for them to understand. It would be…read morenice if more staff were placed throughout the courses as a few kids with my group called "staff" and no one heard them until I went to get someone. I agree with another post. It would be nice to have an emergency spot in the course to discontinue if it's beyond your ability. A kid in my group leveled up and once we was half way though a blue course he mentally couldn't go any further. He had to complete it to get down.

Ok so this place was super cool…read more It was my first time at a golf simulation and I didn't really know what to expect,but after trying indoor mini golf I was ready to take things to the next level and it did not disappoint. Venue 5/5 it was quite spacious and our area had great privacy. Food 2/5: Im not going to lie it was pretty bad but I guess you dont come here for the food. Drinks 3/5 not bad, had some pretty tasty shots. Overall I would def come back but maybe just eat beforehand.

We made a 3 hour reservation for 3 of us to play a round of 18. We were greeted as soon as we…read morewalked in and we were able to pick between 2 simulator bays. We opted for the one in the back with a high top to have more of a private space. The girl working quickly got us up and running on a driving range while explaining how to manipulate the computer. When we were done on the range, she let us pick a course from their large list. She continued to check on us and bring us refills and our fries we ordered. Her shift ended when we had an hour left and the next 2 employees clocked in. They were friendly and helpful but we had to bring our cups up to them to ask for a refill, which was annoying since we were the only people playing. They were also out of all of their pizzas. The graphics could use an upgrade since the courses don't really look that accurate other than the distances. The simulator worked as expected the whole round though which was impressive. We did wish they had stands to hold our bags because we basically just had them laying around on the ground. Overall, the price seemed like a great deal at only $40/hr before 4pm on a weekday. We will definitely come back.

First I'm not a hot tub fan. I hate them, especially public hot tubs. This establishment appears to…read morebe very clean and well cared for. My fears of a dirty hot tub were squashed by the cleanliness of this place.

So so beautiful inside and such a wonderful experience! your own private little hot tub with music…read moreand scent pods so that water smells soooo good!!

Great atmosphere and awesome staff. The simulators are some of the best I ever played!read more

Great setup and lots of fun. The sims are high quality and the bar is a nice addition. Great spot…read morefor a bachelor party, date night, or just to get some swings in! Inside is well done

I love this place! The Pack is a cool spot for dogs and dog…read morelovers. The space is used as a doggy day care but you can also bring your dog and hang out. Even if you don't have a dog, you can come to chill with doggos and it's not weird at all. There is a large indoor gated area and an outdoor gated area with some seating. There is also an area where dogs aren't allowed with a bar, food, and a sort of gift shop. To bring your dog here, they must be spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccinations. You have to pay to bring your dog here and there are punchcards or monthly memberships available. There are staff on duty at all times to help with dog crowd control and keep the chaos to a minimum. I come here a lot and sometimes it's super chill and quiet and other times the dogs are all rowdy and loud. They also do special events like trivia, comedians, and foam parties for the dogs!

We mostly enjoyed this place, but be very careful about which staff you leave your dog with. Not…read moreall employees understand dog behavior, and some clearly do not bother to read a dog's profile. My dog, Mojo, loved coming here, and I liked the restaurant. He can be challenging, but the staff usually contacted me and I handled him without issue. On our last visit, however, the staff claimed he was stressed and tried to calm him by petting him--even though his profile explicitly states he does not tolerate being touched by strangers. If a dog growls and moves away, continuing to pet him is irresponsible.I took Mojo home. The next morning, I received a voicemail saying he was banned. After many positive visits, one encounter with staff who wouldn't adapt to his needs resulted in him being permanently excluded. That's not acceptable.

This is one of the best parks in Grand Rapids. It's clean, has ample parking, and spotless…read morerestrooms. There are plenty of trails to explore. You'll find a playground for kids, too! Nature lovers and birdwatchers will adore it here. Last year, we even spotted a bald eagle! Super cool! Definitely worth checking out.

This review is mostly for the event facility at Roselle Park, as we recently attended a baby shower…read morethere. The building itself is beautiful, and seems quite new. The high ceiling and natural light made the space feel large and welcoming. I was a little alarmed by the large totem pole in the corner of the building as it had some faces that seemed a little scary to me, but I don't think any of the kids even noticed. They even have a little "scavenger hunt" sheet so you can try to find all the different animals and figures carved into this tall structure. There is plenty of parking, although we ended up in the lot closer to the silos, which was a short walk to the building. (According to their website, this lot is actually now closed until the beginning of June.) The silos were a cool feature of the park, and they actually have rock climbing walls on them! I saw some kids climbing and tried it out for myself - unfortunately I definitely wasn't wearing the proper footwear, but it's something unique and cool that I haven't really seen at many other parks. There is a small play area here for kids. I'd love to come back again later this spring to check out the trail down to the Grand River. There's a canoe landing at the park which is great for summer. The whole park covers 240 acres! I'm sure there's lots of great wildlife spotting, so I'm looking forward to doing some birdwatching here soon.

I attended a friend's baby's birthday party at this park this fall and I was really impressed with…read morehow cute it was! The playground area was colorful, clean, and new, with slides and towers and swings for ages 2-6 I would say. The pavilion was large enough to hold the birthday group and had plenty of tables for food, as well as outlets for crockpots. I only noticed one trash bin, but there could have been others around that I missed. I didn't use the restroom facilities, but they were nearby and seemed new as well. There was plenty of parking, and overall it is a very nice neighborhood park. I don't have kids of my own but it's a great spot for littles!

Jack O'lantern works is a family friendly seasonal event. Overall we had a great time and it gave…read moreus a good excuse to get some steps in and socialize with family in the process. The carvings are pretty amazing- at first we were super impressed because some of the first ones we seen were fresh and clearly hand carved. As the event went on we realized more and more that many were fake and many were likely carved by lasers. Is it worth the stop? Yes! Just make sure to bundle up because it was a chilly one! Taking one star away for lack of clarity and direction on arrival. Also, some members of our group felt like the advertisement was slightly off because they emphasized hand carved pumpkins and it was clear most weren't done by hand.

This was a fun experience! Perfect not-too-spooky fall activity for families, younger kiddos, or…read moreanyone who just wants to see some pumpkins. There was a lot to see, and it was a very pretty experience, but it was pretty commercialized- fake pumpkins, supposedly hand carved but not homemade looking (which isn't a bad thing necessarily). It was a little confusing when we first got there- we couldn't find the entrance- but once inside, it was self explanatory. It was a little busy and we had to wait in line once inside for the first couple areas, but it got a little more spread out as we went. I think we spent about $22 each on tickets, which might be pricey for some, so something to keep in mind. Overall, it was a fun time, and if you have the money to spend, it's worth it!