This course is well maintained, is in great shape, and is reasonably priced. The range is good…read moregrass. The green is a goo practice green. Weather has helped, buy way to go guys.

They give good service, fast accurate receipts. Helpful, good at getting back to me.They always get…read morethe answers to my questions.

Visiting from Houston and found the perfect indoor play space for my little one to beat the heat…read morewhile I gabbed with a lifer friend over a warm cup of coffee. Reserving our play time online was seamless; locals will appreciate the convenience of the app. The cafe owner, Angela, welcomed us warmly with an overview of the play space experience and seasonal menu items we could order, along with thoughtful questions like what brought us in and who I was meeting so she could connect us swiftly. My toddler went straight in to play, and who could blame her; this space is a mini wonderland! We came in the morning, and all the areas were intentionally staged and completely clean. The two hour time slot went by in a blink with all the imaginative play spaces to explore. On play breaks, my girl enjoyed the Tot Tray of fresh food options, an organic applesauce pouch and organic fruit bars, and mama savored a devine cup of Caramel Cloud with caramel made from scratch. Needless to say, the New Day Play Cafe will be a regular spot on our return visits to Emporia. This adorable stop is a Midwest gem!

Peter Pan Park is a must visit for any disc golfer in the area. Really well done layout with a lot…read moreof memorable holes on it. Monkey Island is easily one of my favorite holes to play. The park is beautiful, signs are detailed, and everything is just very well done. Must play if you are around.

This is a cute little field, which is part of a great little college sports complex, at Emporia…read moreState University. It's small and it's cozy. Chair backed seats and bleacher seating are available between the dugouts. They provide good sightlines. They're also close enough so you can hear the ballplayers and umpires talk to each other. If you're wanting a different option, I really enjoyed watching locals back their pickup trucks up on a small hill behind left field, so they could watch the game from their tailgates. They also played frisbee, cornhole and tossed around a nerf football or two during the game's slower moments. I'm not sure how they got out there, but it looked like they were having a good time. A concession stand and restroom facilities are available. Both are clean and well kept. Last, but not least, the sports complex that houses the baseball field is a bit off of the beaten path, which is nice. A good-sized lot with plenty of parking spaces is a short walk from the front gates. The field has a field turf infield and a natural grass outfield.