Beautiful spot with lovely trees and lots of space to hike. You can stay in a yurt, covered wagon,…read moreor tent camp if you want an overnight stay. The real star of this camp is the new zip line tour - unexpectedly scenic for Nebraska & fun for kids and adults. The course offers a lengthier experience than other area zip lines with five different lines of varying heights and speeds. The staff is professional and friendly, this is a great spot for day use or overnight camping.

1. Truly, such an amazing experience. Went there for the first time and didn't want to leave. 2…read more You can pet almost all the animals that they have; llamas, cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, goats, roosters, bunnies, puppies, and the friendly dog and cat roaming the area. 3. The staff was very friendly, and the only thing that I regret was asking the staff more about the backstory of each and every animal, because they all touched my heart! 4. If you haven't, go visit and show them all your love!

Decided to try this place because I had heard great things about it. I chose to splurge and…read morepurchased the private experience package for my daughter and me, which cost $125 per person. When we checked in, we were the only ones participating in the private experience. The intern working there, I believe her name was Kara, was very friendly and did an excellent job explaining everything throughout the tour. This experience is advertised as an "interactive, hands-on experience," where you get to meet some animals that aren't included with general admission, such as the capybara, kangaroo, fox, porcupine, and raccoons. Most of the other animals can be interacted with during the regular experience, with the exception of the animals mentioned above and the wolfdog. The description states that the tour lasts 90 minutes, but we completed the entire experience in about 40 minutes. That may have been because it was just the two of us rather than a full group of six. As part of the safari experience, you're able to choose one animal to spend an additional 10-15 minutes with, and we chose the fox. I do wish they had mentioned at the beginning of the tour that the foxes tend to be skittish. Had we known that, we might have chosen a different animal for our extended interaction. They also provide a bucket of food so you can feed some of the animals during the experience. Overall, we definitely enjoyed spending time with the animals and learning more about them. However, in my opinion, the experience is priced way too high for what is included. While it was a fun and memorable visit, I personally don't feel it was worth the $125 per person cost.

Summit Lake in Tekamah is a nice little recreation area that is pretty large, so there's lots to…read moreexplore. Also, there are COWS! We visited Summit Lake in Spring, and the scenery, sunset, and drive through the area were super scenic. There are tons of activities to do in this park, including swimming, biking, fishing, hiking, and more. In addition, there are some more simple/fun family friendly activities like a playground and horseshoe pits. ALSO, there are little short "waterfalls" as you walk around the trails/lake - waterfalls! My favorite thing we saw on the lake were two ducks with their little gaggle of ducklings, right as the sun was setting - so cool! I do think that it's a place to visit in summer or spring more-so than winter, as the nature and lakes/animals are a big part of the neatness of it. But if you can only go in fall/winter, I think it's still worth a visit!

My son takes horse back riding lessons with Brandi. The arena is very nice and his instructor is…read morevery thorough. I have been very impressed with the Elkhorn Equestrian Center and would recommend this facility and Brandi as an instructor for western riding

We had a birthday party here and it was GREAT. Ashley is so so amazing and great with the horses…read more All the kids had a great time, the facility is clean, the horses all look healthy. Just a really cool place!

First off, I'll say that I have never played golf here. This review really is just about the…read moreclubhouse and gift certificate purchase I made. The clubhouse is a lot smaller than I expected. It looks pretty standard, nothing fancy, but there were quite a few people eating lunch when I popped in to get a gift. If you want to purchase a gift certificate, go in the main doors and then head to the pro shop off to the left. The pro shop itself is very small and quite cramped. I understand they wanted to make the most of the space in terms of retail products, but it feels like everything's on top of each other, and there's not a lot of room to stand if there's two or more people in line at the cashier. When I told the employee that I wanted to buy a gift card, he audibly sighed and said "oh boy, OK"in a negative tone. Right off the bat, this did not give me a positive impression. I asked him if everything was OK and he just said "yeah I can't really remember how to sell these." His attitude was just negative overall throughout the transaction. He did get it figured out, but it took him a few minutes, and while I was waiting a few people stacked up in the line behind me. There was another employee behind the desk and it seemed like he should be able to help out somehow, but he just stood there and didn't do anything. It also struck me as not the best customer service as if you're coming into pay, I know tee times are very specific and waiting a long time could make you late.

Good food, good drinks! Came in for patio drinks and bites with my family to celebrate my FIL…read morebirthday. I love the asian salad! The pretzel bites are really good too and the tray of chips and salsa is plentiful!! Everything was great, and the service was good. It's a little steep price wise, but we enjoyed our sunday funday.

The Blair pool is very nice! It is well managed with a great team of lifeguards. Its hard to…read morebeat 50 meters, outdoors and well kept. :)

It can be hard to find relief from the hot summer day in Blair, Nebraska. That's why the Blair…read morePublic Pool is so popular for young people. With two water slides and a fun staff, it's a great places for kids to go to cool off during those months between Memorial Day and Labor Day. However, when its hot and you'd like a dip in the pool, there are likely a multitude of Blair residents thinking the same thing at that very moment. A noticeable tension Blair had had to balance is the crowd size. Some days the place is swarming with people, both in the main swimming pool area and the "kiddie pool" area. So come early and claim a spot, or be prepared to put some money down for a swim at the YMCA down the street. You won't get the golden tan from being out in the open, but you might have a little more personal space.

Still in the middle of the Balloon Festible tour to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Overall, the trip is…read moregoing good, except for the diner they choose, Diner 66. The diner was not able to handle the group of 50 people that Moostash Joe's brought. The director was not able to work out an acceptable resolution. A top notch tour company needs to have the capability to find a resolution and make the tour a positive experience for all people who pay top money for the tour. We left the diner with a very negative experience and that is totally unaceptable. I would suggest that Diner 66 should never be used again my Moostash Joe's.

this company is money hungry. if you let them know your cancelling a ground tour they charge you…read more$700, a month before the tour departs. full refund two month it departs. They have a waiting list for these tours, why do they stick it to their customers, family emergencies arise, funeral, illnesses. They are unforgiving. I knew some people were being overcharged, beyond the penalty. These companies have long established relationships with these attractions, they just want to overcharge customers just because. Greedy companies.

We spent a lovely day here with our family friends. I really appreciate living and those who…read morevolunteer to keep it going. The tin smith gave a wonderful presentation to our group. I also enjoyed the presentation by the fur trader. This was a very nice way to learn about Nebraska history.

This is specifically a review about the Living History weekends…read more I highly suggest visiting during a living history weekend. There are many people in period costume. We sat in the fort's school room and got quizzed on things from the time period, look around a carpenter's shop, helped press apples for cider, visited the general store, spoke to an archeologist working to uncover the orginal blacksmith shop, witnessed a canon firing, and so much more.