Great atmosphere and a great weekend if you're into Motocross. Have to say by far it's one of the…read morebest tracks that my boys have rode yet and it's not too insane for beginner riders. We enjoyed it a lot and definitely will be returning to future circuit events. Thanks again for the awesome experience. The boys loved being here.

An amazing place! Steve one of the trainers for the axe throwing area, was a great help. He was…read morevery attentive and educating with his axe throwing technique. Has a great family atmosphere and food and drinks. Full of arcade games and even has a miniature bowling area. Beer was cold and refreshing. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking to have night out. 10/10

Good place to go. It's its been raining(a lot) we go elsewhere as it can get kinda deep some places…read moreand are not as usable but then there's usually more available spots cuz most want to go when it's clear and sunshine. We have gone there over the past 20 years always a great place and plenty of breathing room between campers.

This is a beautiful park. The office was closed when we got there, but they have instructions on…read morewhat to do and how to pay for the services you want. We only needed to stay one night since we were just passing through, but we hope to get a chance to visit again.

This gym is really good for you to workout in. If I could I would rate this gym 5.000001 stars…read morebecause they really go the extra mile.

I joined Kearney CrossFit for a short 10 days while on my spring break. I was hesitant about…read morejumping in without CrossFit experience but the coaches and members were incredibly kind and welcoming! The community is great, the facility is clean and well-equipped and there are plenty of workout times!

Great amenities. Love what they've done with it, unfortunately, in my experiences, at least during…read morethe daytime, people have been putting their dogs inside the fenced areas and going back to their cars or over to the port-a-potties and leaving their dogs unattended inside. Which also accounts for all the poop left everywhere. They have excellent walking trails and a great archery range and bike track down the hill. The evening park goers seem to be more responsible in our experience.

It is a very nice dogs park. Lacks some shade though so it's better to pick a cooler temperature to…read morehead there. This is the reason for 4 starts. Other than that the park has everything you and your dog need: water station, playground bag station, shaded gazebo.

Friendly staff, good food at a reasonable price! I love to go there for lunch because you can eat a…read moregood meal I'm a relaxed atmosphere!

Have not been here ever. But...a friend owns this business, which has a sandwich/burger cafe. Our…read moregroup received burgers today from this cafe. They were excellent. As good a burger I have ever had. Fries were very good also. I will surely get burgers from here again. Thanks folks. Well done.

I was the Harmon Park swimming manager around 1968 and 1969. What is now the diving board area…read morelocated on the north end of the pool used to be the so called "Baby Pool"... the shallow end and was about a foot tall of water and had a chain link fence separating it from the other parts of the pool. There was no slide. There was a snack bar as you entered the fenced in pool from the street on the west side. The diving board area was located in the middle of the east side of the pool with 2 - 1 meter boards and 1 - 3 meter board. Scott Nelson worked with me at the pool along with a great staff... Karen Casey, Lannie Shelamadine (a 1960's UNK football star). Bill Nelson, Gail Bond, Barb Knapp and Carol Cullan to name a few. Karen and Lannie later married and now live in Alliance, NE. I believe a family season pass was only $10 or $15. The pool was a great summer hangout for many Kearney area teens and served as a daytime babysitter for many parents. Red Cross swimming lessons were taught in the morning hours and the pool opened at Noon or so and stayed out until 9 or 10 PM. The pool was built during the 1930's as part of the WPS federal government program and along with the Rock Gardens in the park. Tay Tollefsen KHS 67' UNL 71'

Great place on a hot day, came here a few times while visiting, kids had a blast! Only complaint…read moreis that our three year old couldn't go down the slide with an adult. Lots of lifeguards keeping watch. Pool can get very busy though!