Fun place to go bowling. Food and drinks are all very reasonably priced. Good place for all ages…read morefrom 5 to 95.

My daughters first time there this year- she's 13 and had an amazing time! It started gif a bit…read morerocky as she called me the first day & was having a tough start & when I called to express her concerns an employee immediately got back to me and made sure her experience was turned around- I was so impressed - this was so rejuvenating for her mental health, amazing property & fabulous facilities!!! One thing many mentioned was the food was really horrible but I filled her canteen with extra $$ so she could get extra snacks! Definitely be returning next year - she met So many great friends and is looking forward to it again! Definitely worth the money- maybe the food will improve as I'm sure we are not the only ones mentioning how inedible it was- her whole cabin agreed-terrible food but awesome experience otherwise!!

I did not enjoy this place at all. The food was ok but the cutlery was horrible, my plate had a…read moreweird goop on the bottom and the cabins were bad. In one cabin there was a frog. I did enjoy the activities so I made it 2 stars instead of 1. I do not suggest coming here again or telling a friend to visit.

Chocpaw Expeditions is a unique experience. It's dogsledding!…read more Your day starts about 8:30 in the morning, you do an instructional session for an hour, then it's off to dogsled until about 3pm. Dogsledding takes a lot more out of you than you may think. The dogs are the nicest I've ever met. They have 387 dogs, each one running 5-7 times a week. They run for hours on end. The happiest, most energetic dogs you can imagine. You begin hands on by laying out your sled gear, and then collecting your dogs (down rows and rows of smiling jumping hounds, each hoping that they're picked next for a day of running), gearing them up in harnesses, and taking off, following your group's leader. You sled in paris, each with 4-6 dogs pulling. One person steers and the other is a passenger. Both are strenuous roles. When you're going up hill, you have to jump off and run up alongside the sled, so you don't gas out the dogs. It was a very memorable experience that I recommend. The only ways I'd say it could be improved: Go with a group of people that you know are reasonably fit so you don't get stuck grouped with a bunch of slobs who have trouble running up hills or let their sled tip over. Can get very frustrating. The food they give you for lunch is extremely terrible (smooshed white wonder bread with some tuna or egg salad, some tomato soup, and used nalgin bottle of Tang). Those details made it feel like it was a bad summer camp. Some of the staff inside also were quite gruff with patrons (maybe because they get a lot of annoying school groups), which could be improved since customers are paying a fair bit of cash to be there for the day. Chocpaw also offers multi-day treks...but I can't imagine having the stamina to do this day after day / sleep in the North Ontario cold. All in all, it's all about the dogs, and they were fantastic and it was a great time.

For around $100 including cart we found Seguin to be one of the most enjoyable courses this very…read moreexperienced group has ever played. We would all argue that in fact the signature hole is not the 170 yd. par three over water but the extreme downhill 220 yd par three on the back. It was as equally breathtaking from the green looking back as it was from the tee box. The former RN greeter who met us in the parking was the best staffer I have ever met anywhere. It is truly worth the visit just to hear her spiel. We will be back!

Great value for stay and play. The golf course is challenging but staffs are fantastic. All our…read moreneed and requests are met. Cabin is quiet and has great view. Fully equipped with kitchen. Could have add a covered on patio for rainy weather. Food worth the value. Love the presentation and selection.

Great spot to pick up anything you need for waterskiing wakeboard and tubing kayaking paddle boardread more

Fantastic course! Definitely enjoyable and the Muskoka setting is one of Ontario's best!…read more Unreal views and the course was in pristine condition when I played. The 9th hole backs onto Armitage Lake and the 18th features a clubhouse patio. The food was delicious!

The Rocky Crest Golf Club and Resort are Club Link owned. Often a 50% off perk is extended to Club…read moreLink members to stay at the lovely resort. We took up this perk for most of Labour Day weekend. To stay at the resort, there is a $28 a day restore fee which covers the waterfront paddleboats, canoes, kayaks, inflatable toys, life jackets and docks. There is also a host of programming available - some for an additional fee. Golfing at Rocky Crest, one of the best courses in Canada, is "free" for members. A dog friendly resort, for dogs 50 lbs or less, with a $49 extra cleaning charge required for the stay. Lots of dogs, including ours, enjoying themselves. There is a cozy and lovely spa at the resort and my kid and I enjoyed relaxing manicures and pedicures. Our room was a bit dated, but seriously the view made up for it. A lakeside corner deluxe one bedroom suite with a little deck. So gorgeous. The kitchenette was great with thoughtful details like wine glasses, microwave and cutlery. Really great soundproofing between the rooms too. Would we stay, golf, spa and play again? In a heartbeat.

As a longtime member of this course, I recommend it to anyone coming to the area, regardless of…read moretheir golf experience. It hooks those new to the sport and offers a substantial challenge to the most veteran of golfers. A wonderful experience, every time.