First time playing here. The front 9 is pretty flat. The back 9 has some elevation. It was an…read moreenjoyable time. No one was in front or behind us and we were able to get through 18 under 4 hours. I would play here again when we come through.

Not the best service or food. I like this course. It is cheap fun course. They have really done…read moresome upgrades

Horrible experience this morning went to take my son to fish the little pond. As we sit there with…read moreone rod in the water the guy who run the park comes to us accusing us of having two rods fishing. Mind you the other rod is laying in the grass and has a lure on it in case my son got bored of power bait. He continues to say we can't have two rods arguing in front of my son. Who then starts to cry and wants to leave. Thanks for ruining a father son fishing experience.

Great campground. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Pool is just right and the restrooms are…read morevery clean. 100% recommend for a quick weekend getaway!

Such a great place to bring your family for a day of fun!! There is a swimming area, a boat dock to…read morelaunch your boat, a fishing dock, and a large park with a playground, frisbee golf course and lots of picnic areas!

This is a big lovely park on the side of I-90 in Moses Lake…read more There are mostly pros, especially in the size (it's huge!) and the variety of things to do here. Even on abuts weekend with a wedding taking place in part of the park, it doesn't feel crowded. There are gazebos galore, 3 buildings with facilities, grills, a playground, a dock, a basketball court, a swimming area and tiny beach, and a disc golf course. You can reach it by the bike path or car. Cons: the freeway is loud in the park proper if you're seeking a quiet place, but I wouldn't call it too obnoxious. I haven't been on a weekday, but on a mid-Sunday in summer, be prepared to pack out your garbage because all cans will be full (and I didn't see places for recycling). If you're an avid disc golfer like S., the course might be a disappointment, say a 2-3 star. There are only nine holes, all par three, and if you are here during a normal summer afternoon, most holes will be obstructed by other park-goers, as it's all incorporated right into the park. But it's a good place to practice, and if you arrive early, especially on weekdays, you can get in a full round. For me, it's great for a summer in-town getaway.

It was my first day going there. It was really fun the only thing that stood out to me was the…read morefood. first of all I know food is good but they should really lower the price Of the food. Like maybe instead of cheese fries being seven dollars they should at least be 5 dollars I hope you can understand what I'm saying and I hope you have more good reviews than bad reviews.

It was okay... I just thought It should be better than what I have expected... but what the heck…read moreits only 2 hours away from the Tri-Cities and its somewhere you can cool off a little... just dont go onn a Sunday and I tell you theres no even a place to swim... you will just be standing in one place or else someone will steal your spot.... Its very very very busy. Don't expect a fancy food from their concesion but atleast you can bring your own food and drinks and they wont mind. We would probably comeback maybe we will try the weekdays as we werent able to try the slides coz the line was up to the tri-cities... hehehe.. I think it was okay for $ 9.00 entrance.

We stayed for two nights at Pothole Camp, and from the very first morning (Saturday), the entire…read moretrip was just horrible. First issue: Someone thought it was a genius idea to hang a wasp/hornet trap right in the middle of two campsites -- ours and our neighbors'. Saturday morning, we woke up to wasps swarming all over our tents. At first, we couldn't figure out why until we spotted the trap in a tree, literally buzzing with activity. My husband went to the ranger station to report it, but no one was there. About an hour later, a ranger finally showed up and moved the trap -- by that point, our kids hadn't even been able to leave their tents. Once that was dealt with, I started cleaning up all the trash left behind by the previous campers at our site. Later that evening, while we were having dinner, our older daughter was stung by a bee. Speaking of trash -- let's talk about the lakes. We visited multiple spots around the lakes, and honestly, it felt like flashbacks to dirty California beaches. Everywhere we went: trash, broken glass, diapers, beer cans, baby wipes. Floating in the water. Tangled in plants. Scattered across the shore. My daughter was in the water for maybe 45 seconds before she cut her foot open on a shard of glass, and we had to go back to camp to pull it out. None of us even got to swim. And this wasn't just one spot -- we tried three different lakes and five different locations, hoping for a safe place for the kids. Nothing. We are never coming back. People can say what they want about western Washington coasts and lakes (the weather, the crowds, whatever), but what we do right is keeping our beaches, parks, and wildlife refuges clean. We respect our nature and our wildlife. We don't like people coming into our homes and leaving trash everywhere, so we don't do that to other places. This place could be a gem. It could be beautiful and worth returning to every year. But that won't happen. This was our first -- and our last -- time visiting.

Beautiful state park, with clean bathrooms. I recommend avoiding holiday times as it's very…read morecrowded, and some neighbors can be a bit disrespectful.

Great place for kids, clean and grassy areas on all rv spots, beach access and big pull through…read moresites. We stayed on a pull through spot with hot tub which was very clean, water get changed daily. Good staff and very nice accommodation office people, our 2nd stay and will be back, our kids love it.

So I called in at 7pm hoping for a teepee or tent space when we were to arrive at 9pm was told they…read morehad teepee but they weren't cleaned and the cleaning ladies left. Got there and was told by the man if they'd known they could of had them come back and clean. WTH? Bad customer service. Tent spots were closer than apartments with parallel parking. All open no trees to separate you from your neighbors. Kids running around til midnight. Bugs! And yes you can hear the loud constant street traffic from the highway. Bathrooms were clean and campsites where clean with e If you want quiet to sleep & be outdoorsy go elsewhere

This Japanese Botanical Garden may be small, but it beautifully lives up to its name. Tucked away…read morein a peaceful setting, the garden offers a cozy, quiet escape with meandering walking paths, gentle streams, serene ponds, and even a few graceful koi fish gliding through the water. A charming little fountain adds a soft, soothing soundscape to the experience. Though seating is limited, there are a few well-placed benches where you can pause and take in the calm surroundings. The zen garden areas feature carefully raked sand, textured stones, and layered designs that invite stillness and reflection. You'll also find stone pagoda-like statues, stacked stone towers, and miniature trees that complete the traditional Japanese aesthetic. It's a lovely, peaceful retreat--perfect for a slow stroll, quiet contemplation, or simply enjoying a moment of calm. While it's not large, its thoughtful design and serene atmosphere make it well worth the visit.

A hidden gem in the middle of downtown Mosses Lake. We enjoyed the grassy area, trees, and…read morefountains. It's a perfect place to relax, meditate, read, and have a picnic.

I've been a client of Larson's for over a year, I have been satisfied with the gym and the fact I…read morecan exercise without any head banging noise blasted from the ceiling audio system. There are senior friendly classes upstairs (they have a convenient elevator) for folks wanting to be in a class to improve their overall strength. The class is led by a personal coach and your access to the coach is included in your monthly fee. There are also other younger adults age 30 plus that I see in classes as well. My complaint is that Larson's at this time of the winter season with overnight frosty temperatures does not salt their blacktop parking lot. I did ask the front desk about this, and what I was told, didn't make a heck of lot of sense to me. She said," We can't salt the parking lot because people would track that salt in to the ice rink on the side of this building and create holes in the ice." So I said, "So Larson's would risk the limbs and the backs of the seniors that come into exercise, just because this business doesn't want salt ending up in the next building for the ice rink???" " Hmmm, so Larson's (which is city owned) doesn't care about its Seniors, just the money making business of the ice rink for the younger generation? Sounds like Larson's Recreation Center needs to be revaluate for Senior Friendly Facilities.

I joined in September 2023, and really enjoy the personal coaching in the weight lifting class. In…read morefact the fee I pay to use the weights includes the expertise of the female coach. Now that's a very sweet deal, Beth is very helpful to me. I'm in my late 60's and rebuilding my body after surgeries and chemo. I wish more women would come and join the class. She also has classes for men. The majority of the people in these classes are in their 60s or older. It makes me happy to be one of them. There is also a great walking track as well as thst open room weight on second floor. And for those of us with bad knees or injured backs, it is so nice to have an elevator instead of the steps option. First floor offers a basketball court that can be divided for pickle ball or volleyball, etc. Other rooms available to rent for classes, meetings, and so forth. I really appreciate that this center is low noise and so very clean! So come out and take a look for yourselves!