Great deal 360 balls for 25 dollars, or 155 balls for 12. also had adjustable tees very nice.read more

Been going here for years and is still one of my favorite places to go not only because it is local…read morebut because the company is nice and the shaded mats to hit from

Came in last night on a Sunday, Hope was our bartender. It was a slow night with one person at the…read morebar. She was not very pleasant, very rude as if we were a bother to her for serving us. Wouldn't come back here again. Oh then to find out there were two charges on our credit card statement this morning after i had already gave her a very nice gratuity for the holiday season. It felt like we were an inconvenience to give them business so we left after one beverage. Don't recommend this location or at least this bartender.

Best of the best hospitality! Has always accommodated large parties or small. Customer service is…read moreamazing they don't ignore customer problems at all and do what they can! Thank you!

The Chippewa Valley Railroad operates on a loop in Carson Park, across the street from the historic…read morebaseball stadium. Appropriate for kids of all ages, especially those of us with grey hair that remember the real thing, the railroad operates passenger trains pulled by live steam or "diesel" power. The diesel, actually a model of GM's famous F series locomotives, runs on a Wisconsin internal combustion engine. It was built by the Miniature Train Company sometime between 1948 and 1956. It is one of at least 5 such trains operating in Wisconsin. (Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay, Wausau and here.) Chippewa Valley Railroad goes the typical MTC railroad one better with live steam. You can ride the MTC train or a live steam train. The loop is about a half mile and takes you along the bluff above the Chippewa River, past a picnic shelter, over the road that takes you to the depot, past a silent observer (keep your eyes peeled!) before returning to the station. When your train arrives, the next one departs. The trains were obviously built for little people but there is an open-air gondola that's a little more comfortable for larger folks. It's pulled behind the steam engine. Rides are reasonably priced, considering ticket sales are the only source of income for this rolling museum. It is manned by volunteers who love railroads, and you can tell when you speak with any of the staff. The Chippewa Valley Railroad only operates during the summer and only on Sundays and July 4. You might think it's only for kids. In that case, borrow a couple of kids from the neighbors and go ride the train.

My wife chose to go here for date night. She had done it before, it was a first for me…read more Upon entering, make your way to the back. You have to read a sign a waiver that is good for a year. Your coach will then take you to a lane, where you get a safety briefing and are shown one handed and two handed techniques for throwing. There are 3 lanes with two targets each. You can also throw knives. Axes included or available for purchase.

Good times for anyone looking to hang with buddy's . Went for a birthday and it was a blast'read more

the people working at the golf course were extremely disrespectful to my party during our golf…read moreouting. DO NOT expect to be treated like a human being while golfing at valley golf and events. you are a dollar sign to the owners and every single opportunity they will nickel and dime you. I've been to over 20 golf courses in Wisconsin and this one by far ranks worse. they entire course smells like a pig sty, the greens were unkempt, and my group got kicked off the course because one of the newer golfers in our group parked in an out of bounds area of the course. conclusion don't spend any time or money on these hooligans and golf someplace else.

Beautiful course! Whatever you do, DO NOT drive the golf cart into the tall grass. The owner will…read moretrack you down and threaten to beat your ass, throw your clubs, take your wallet, take the golf cart key and make you walk back to the clubhouse. Other than that it was a great course and in good shape. Please note I wasn't able to play the last 3 holes but I assume they are similar to the other 15.

Very cute course! I am a VERY amateur player and definitely play slower but pace was wonderful and…read morethe par 3's were very encouraging to play! I'd like to shout out one of that managers, during our play, 3 other golfers with carts zigzagged out of play through several of our holes, backtracking, going through, and even crossed over 18 right in front of me as I was ready to tee off with no more than a glance. This was more just annoying and dangerous for them, so we didn't let it ruin our game! After, we just brought it to the attention of the manager, who was very understanding and reiterated that was not tolerated and would be dealt with. We never expected anything, just wanted to let them know and she returned to us with a certificate for another round of golf. She was incredibly nice and super helpful! Will most definitely return!

The first time I played here, all I could remember was how many balls I lost - the tree-lined…read morefairways also tend to have thick underbrush that eat golf balls. So I reloaded my bag and played this week. I continue to be impressed by the great conditions, well-tended greens and the friendly staff. They sell great apparel in the pro shop - really nice technical gear. We walked the course - they have very nice push carts with locking wheels.