We had some time to kill before meeting up with family so so we stopped in to skate around. Our…read morelittles loved the smaller area while my husband and I enjoyed the main floor with our older two. The clean sealed wood floor is nice and I was happy to play some familiar games and relive some memories; I even won a free soda playing the number elimination game! The arcade games looked fun but we'll check them out next time as were too busy skating. The staff was very friendly and helpful with the skate renting process. They also carry skates and have catalog available for those looking!!

We have only been here once so far. We are from out of town. It's 100 degrees and we wanted…read moresomething indoors to do. My son plays roller hockey so we skate a lot. This rink is really nice. Has a big open feeling as there are no walls. You can enter or exit the skate floor from anywhere. That's a big plus for public skating! (No good for hockey). We got two pretzels and cheese. A hot dog. Two Gatorade's and a Mountain Dew fountain, oh and cheese fries. It was priced great. Think $12.50 for it all. I love when places would rather sell quantity at a fair price than price gouging the ones willing to pay. It's great for them with increased sales. And great for the patron with lower prices. We went on a Friday night. No hats were allowed. Kinda weird. Maybe there's gang issues round here? Put my favorite STL Blues hat back in my truck. No biggie. That seems only on Friday making it more interesting. But I'm sure there's a reason. The employees were all really nice at the snack bar. Then we also went to the place they sell skate stuff at. They are raising money for there speed team. My son got some cool tattoos for a dollar each. The girl that helped us was super polite. My son and I have our own skates. My wife got rentals and said, "They were fine." The dining area had ample seating and wasn't crowded even though it was Friday night. They had lockers for 50¢ but we just threw our shoes in some free cubbies. They had an air hockey table. A foosball table and a couple pool tables. Think they were all quarter operated. A kid told me air hockey was 75¢. They also had lots of benches to put on skates. Or for skaters to rest. Parents to watch. Etc. they had many rooms to have birthday parties in as well. There were a few games with prizes during the session too. Like the lucky wall game. And speed skating. We really enjoyed the place and will be back if we are in the area. If we were local we would be regulars for sure. Only downside is no roller hockey. That's a small percentage of the population though. For a place to skate this place is great! (Had to drop a couple stars. Went Friday. It was great. Tried to go back Sunday and it was closed. A sign on the door saying closed Saturday and Sunday. No warning posted a day prior that we seen. Also said it was open during those hours online. A Saturday the 11th of June 2021 would be closed online. Making it more misleading. You expect a place to be open when they say they will. Not waste your time and plans. I read a review that said the only way to know if they are open is to call the day of and listen to the voicemail. I'd recommend that before driving here. We will be back if they are open when we are around again lol. I'll definitely call first and have other plans in case.)

I have only been there once. It was a birthday party for a friend of mine in 5th grade. ;-) They…read morehave rooms to rent for these special occasions. The price to get in was reasonable. Just remember to bundle up! It was really cold. The concessions sell hot chocolate! Woot! I did not personally enjoy ice skating. I just hung on the side the whole time, and if I would actually try to skate into the middle, my skate would get caught on the grooves in the ice that other skaters had made, and I would fall. I much rather enjoy roller skating! I have been roller skating since I could walk ;-)

It's probably not the greatest thing that I enjoy doing stuff that will more than likely kill me…read more But I enjoy ice skating. I remember my first time. slowly going down the rink, both arms on the side holding my shaking body up. Then I got the hang of it and went off on my own. I naturally fell a few feet into it and hit face first. I didn't bleed but I turned the entire left side of my face white. White. Like a sheet. White. It's a great place to take the adventurous youth, an even better place to recapture your youth. Really good if you want to hurt yourself.

We mini golfed here with 5 family members including a 6yr old and a 79+ yr old. The course is great…read more and certainly beats the drive to the lake or Columbia to mini golf.

Sweet little PAR 3 course just outside of Jefferson City! Great driving range. Is a great place to…read moretest out your skills with the irons! A must play course.

I love this paved trail fora quick easy hike. It is maintained and has a wonderful nature center…read more The staff is helpful and so kind!

Our family truly loves spending time at the Runge! It is a great place to visit and teach our kiddo…read moreabout nature. I do wish there were some new displays though. Not a whole lot has changed in the last 20 years.

This was the first golf course that I golfed on so I am a little partial here. I had a great…read moreexperience and really the friends that I was with made it an awesome experience. I will usually go back to this course anytime I am down this way. When you walk into the club house you can see that several different football players and other sports figures have come through to play the course. It is owned by Justin Smith of the Cincinatti Bengals and he grew up in this area so that's pretty cool. This is an 18-hole Public Golf course that plays just under 6700 yards from the longest tee, for a par of 72. The front nine has some holes near water and appear to be in better condition than the back nine. Hole #2 is a par 5 where you can't even really see the fairway, but you have to be precise in where you drive the ball. Your second shot is generally between 220 and 189 (depending on how far you drive). Reachable in two for an eagle. If you go left then chances are you're dropping a shot. Holes #17 and 18 are challenging. 17 goes straight up a hill and can be frustrating if you don't hit a good tee shot. I call 18 the arrogant tee shot. The correct way to play the hole is to hit into the small fairway patch and then attack the green. This hole has a severe dog leg right and it's about 230-250 to clear the trees if you want to go straight for the green. Most usually end up in the trees, but if you can find your ball then you are just a chip shot away. I would normally give it 5 stars, but the recent conditions of this course have made it drop one star. There is a fungus that is killing the greens and they don't seem to do much about it. Another factor is that the greens are somewhat small so you don't have much to work with. Overall though, for the price and location, it's a fun round.

This is a wonderful 18 hole golf course. It's very well kept and most of golf carts are very nice…read more They have a shop inside full of golf items. They have a lot of food and drinks to offer. Some of the holes on the course are what I would call narrow and lined with trees. It's a little more challenging than other courses I've golfed at. Overall it's great for a nice round of golf. Not as family friendly as TCGC in my opinion though.

Located adjacent to the Capitol Complex, this garden has flowers, pools and walkways. It is…read morecommonly used for graduation photographs, according to my friend who brought us here. And yes, a few folks were taking pictures in caps and gowns today. After the death of Governor Carnahan, the Garden was renamed as a memorial to his work. There is street parking and the garden can be reserved through the Missouri Office of Administration. [Review 19753 overall - 230 in Missouri - 725 of 2023.]

Binder Park mountain bike trails are meticulously maintained and host a wide variety of terrain,…read moreincluding bridges, log rolls, and jumps, and for the rest of us, nice black dirt riding with hair pin turns, decent climbs and great scenery. There are bathrooms at the marina parking lot, grills and water. There are bathrooms trails are well maker and easy to follow. There are maps at the trail head. If riding isn't enough, bring your disc golf equipment. I don't play but the course looks fun. Also, you can fish and kayak in the lake. Great trails! Ride On!

This route allows easy access between the Noren river access park, the Katy Trail, and downtown. On…read morethe Jefferson City side, the entrance to the bridge is at the intersection of West Main Street and Clay Street. The Skywalk is a pedestrian and bicycle trail that utilizes the Missouri River Pedestrian/Bike Bridge. It's the safe way to cross the Missouri River from Jefferson City. The view from the bridge is pretty amazing, especially at sunset though the mosquitoes make their presence known. [Review 19749 overall - 226 in Missouri - 721 of 2023.]