Cute park and set in the spirit of a food forest in which when the apples are ripe you can pick…read moresome. A few apple trees have signs on them asking you not to pick them as each tree is cared for locally which gives them the discretion for this I imagine. There is fun statues and signs going over the history of the park. There is even a small stage where concerts are held. Even if the apples aren't ripe for picking it's still a great park to stroll through.

The neatest little community apple orchard that has been around for a long time. The area is large…read morebut filled with trees spread over the hilly park. Excellent scenery and easy parking. A very good place for a picnic lunch or short walk.

This was one of the wildest, most engaging, awe inducing, jaw on the floor golf days of my life…read more From start to finish this place had me gripped tight! Everyone was SO incredibly nice! Pro shop staff, shuttle drivers, starter... all I need is a caddy next time! The snack bar was super cool, available pull carts were a nice touch and I've never had taylormade tour stripes on any complimentary range! A-Mazing! Luckily we had some beautiful weather in a long stretch of previous rainy days... the blue skies really added to the Incredible views... This course is so charming with the left over concrete slabs from the mining operation, the train that passes by and the lone tree. Now onto the golf... I had one of the best swinging days of my life and still shot a 100... I've never played a walking-only, links style course and I think I'm hooked. This course will absolutely test you.... elevated tee shots, precarious undulations and impossible to read greens... at times I would look at the green and not have any idea what I was looking at... definitely booking a caddy next time because our group could not get any putts to drop all day. Even though it was tough, it really made a lasting impression on my first time in Seattle.. can't wait to come back.

Premier facilities and the course is world class…read more Wish I could play there every day.

Nicole and her team were so easy to work with, very communicative, and so professional. It was such…read morea pleasure and will definitely use them next time.

Booked them recently for my baby shower and it was a huge hit. I love the perks they offer after…read morebeing a costumer and I can't wait to book them in the future !

I visited here upon a birthday invitation for my son's friend, so I can only comment on my time…read morehere as a guest. His friend's family reserved a private room for the birthday event, and I was thankfully able to locate it with the assistance of an employee. The service seemed decent. Orders were taken at a timely manner with food quickly being brought out and serving plates/trays cleaned up promptly once everyone was done grabbing food from the table. I really liked the cleanliness and décor of the place. Has a calming ambience with all the ocean vibes. I was not expecting duckpin bowling (I didn't do any research before coming here) but it seems ideal for a casual time. No one was really taking the bowling seriously since it was more of an event to get together, eat, and chat, so the duckpin bowling is good for all the kids to just bowl for fun and all the adults to chatter in between. I had some pizza, it was good enough (not cheesy enough for my preference but the taste was adequate). A fun time overall. I'm not inquiring about the price though lol looks a bit too fancy for me.

The 2 stars are only because the staff was nice and the place is clean. However if you have ever…read morebowled before, DO NOT come here. This is the fakest bowling alley to ever exist, everything is wrong. Came here to practice my bowling technique and it is impossible to do. Here is a list of things I wish I knew before coming: 1. Pins on strings. Not my preference- still manageable but makes for a different experience. 2. When booking online, it says shoe rentals included. There were no shoes. Make sure you wear shoes you feel comfy bowling in. It will affect your game. 3. Lanes are not oiled or properly marked!!!! This is the most important part of bowling otherwise you are just shooting blind. The balls were just going every which way regardless of how good your throw was!! 4. The space before the lane was wayyy shorter than a standard bowling alley making it impossible to do a proper approach!!! It took a whole game to adjust. I'm sure this place is fine to come for the arcade, laser tag, or other activities. But if you are expecting real bowling, you won't find it here!!!

Lovely afternoon spent cruising Gig Harbor with a visitor from Hungary. Ed & Margaux are amazing…read morehosts, we felt right at home in their company. Lots of room to bring snacks and cruise in style, admiring the scenery and learning about the history of this special place.

Cruise Gig Harbor is the perfect family outing, couples adventure, or girls outing. Captain Ed and…read morethe Dragon Lady are a the ultimate Gig Harbor Cruise experience. Not only is Captain Ed an amazing and professional host he also cares about giving back to the local community and supports youth soccer. A big thank you for his support of The Norpoint Soccer Club for helping provide youth with new equipment and uniforms. Experience the beautiful Harbor on Captain Ed's Duffy Boat and you won't regret it.

Clean facility, rooms, and common areas. Nice people working there…read more A few things to be aware of: 1. In the quest to save money on electricity, the hotel has installed brilliant blue-white LED lights in most room lamps and all bathroom fixtures. Terrible idea. Why is this mentioned? If you're waking up, it's great -- but if you're trying to get some sleep, that frequency of visible light screams "WAKE UP!" Even though you're feeling tired, the light unavoidably wakes up your brain and body. Terrible idea. Hint: put warmer (white light shifted toward the red end of the spectrum) in the lights in the bedroom, and perhaps (if equipped) an overhead light in the loo, so your guests aren't robbed of sleep. Did I mention that this is a terrible idea? Minus one point. 2. The parking slots are on a slight incline. Why does this matter? There is no brake on the luggage carts, and if you're there alone (or solo-loading the bags onto the cart), it's exciting to have to chase the cart as it rolls away -- toward other cars. Unload your vehicle at the hotel entrance, or risk your 50-pound suitcases meeting the nearby expensive-to-fix Mercedes or Beemer. 3. The breakfast buffet: very unexciting. The coffee? Mehhh. Condiments? Almost non-existent. The few dollars in the tip jar? Find a Starbucks or Peet's.

Wow: In the room:…read more cheap furniture in bad shape, dirty walls, dirty furniture, dirty carpet, dirty shower curtain, garbage coffee, cheap towels Finding out day 2 that "we only service rooms every 3 days" Elevator is filthy with broken light covers Just enough parking for the rooms so if there's an event going on your car isn't staying with you This is maybe the equivalent of a rural Mississippi Best Western