We had a blast at Putt Putt!!…read more After hitting some rounds in the batting cages, we played a round of golf! We laughed and joked and cheered and everyone there was friendly!! Follow up with some coke floats at the concession stand and adults can drive through next door for a cold beverage!!

Love this place (: my husband and I have gone here quite a few times. Always super funread more

As an escape room enthusiast (30+ rooms), I would like to commend this place for their excellent…read morecustomer service. With only a two hour notice, the owner happily opened their escape room on a day they were scheduled to be closed. The room we did was The Vampire's Lair. It is well designed, detailed, spooky, and has a few surprises. There are quite a few manual locks mixed with some higher technology magnetic locks that make this experience different. The outside of the building gives off a creepy feel, but wouldn't expect anything less from the owners of a haunted house business. We look forward to coming back and recommend this place to our family and friends looking for an exhilarating experience.

Great and challenging escape room! This is the 5th room that we have done in multiple cities. The…read moreowner was really great prepping us for the room and you could tell she loved her job. We were a group of six but I think 8 people would be able to play the game comfortably. More than that could be a bit crowded. The Vampire Room is a cool 2nd generation room that was VERY challenging. This room is perfect for someone who has completed rooms before but I wouldn't suggest it for a first timer. They are opening another room soon and we will be back. The vampire room was fun and we got out with 1 minute to spare!!!!!!

This is a great RV Park! You can't beat the prices! The Manager and staff are so generous with…read moretheir help and kindness. As a mature single woman traveling alone, this is a very safe and quiet place to stay.. I arrived here knowing no one, yet they have helped me in many ways, from personal physical help with heavy lifting to local vehicle suggestions for fair priced help to travelers! I have stayed for 4 months and will return to winter here because of the way these people have treated me. I could not ask for a better experience.. Everything you need is very near.. small town attitude although so near I-10! I am excited to see the Waterpark open.. This should be a fun summer! Thank you for being what you are Smith Lake .. A beautiful, calm place with good folks and good times !

If zero stars was a possible review that's what this would be. We paid month to month to stay here…read moreand always paid on time and were quiet residents. After a while the park manager decided he didn't like how our vehicles looked while they were parked on our concrete slab that we paid for every month and told us to get rid of it or he'd evict us! So we decided to leave and we paid for the whole month so we asked for a refund for the remaining week of the month. Not only did he refuse the refund but made a snide racist remark about my fiancé who is mixed. Even though our lot was always clean and tidy he accused us of being trashy and low class. In an RV Park!!! He also was always overly attentive to me and other young women at the park to the point of harassment! Always asking where I was going and if my fiancé was home or not... CREEPY!! On top of all of that the park manager (Ricky) was almost never responsive to maintenance requests and would often claim we hadn't paid our lot rent and would get irritated when we showed him our receipt of payment!! So we will NOT be staying here ever again and I would not recommend it to anyone who is looking for peace, quiet, and privacy! This place is awful.

The golf course is nice and well maintained, I had a ton of fun with friends here on a Friday…read moreafternoon. The staff was very friendly and made sure we had a good time. The prices for apparel, food, and golf were all reasonable. I will tell other friends about this place and we plan to come back!

This place is a hidden gem! My kids loved it and we will be back. It's affordable and a great way…read moreto beat the Texas heat!

Glad to find a decently priced golf course in the area, since the ones in lake Charles are so…read moreexpensive. Course was nice and didn't really have any complaints. Probably the most sand bunkers at a course I've played, making for a nice challenge.

Our experience was amazing. The food was next to perfect,…read moreand as well as our server MIA M. I have been to many golf courses through out my time in this country, and this is among the top 5 easily. Thank you MIA M. for incredible food, service, and drinks. Once you receive the service she provides, it's very easy to make the rest of your day flawless and a great time.

The Neches River and surrounding bayous play an important part in the life of the Coonie Triangle…read more It's odd that so few businesses and public spaces take advantage of this. Maybe it's because of the occasional hurricanes, I don't know. Riverfront Park tries to rectify this situation, and does so splendidly. This is a typical city park, with a large lawn area, many picnic tables, playground, lots of oak trees. Many houses close by, so I'm sure that it's used quite a bit by residents who walk there to relax. The hunny and I visited during the annual Riverfest. Most of the large lawn area was taken up by food booths and carnival rides. At the eastern edge was a portable stage where several hundred sat to hear Tauren Wells sing. And now for the five-star rating: It's on the river. Yes, this is a true waterfront park. There is a large parking lot with boat ramp, and a classic Southern riverfront restaurant on the other side of that parking lot. It was a treat to see the barges go by during the Tauren Wells concert. Riverfront Park took advantage of its setting with a boat show on Sunday. I'm going to go back there. One of my favorite dates with the Hunny was when we drove into the California Delta south of Sacramento, stopped at a choke-and-puke deli and got some food, then crossed over the levee road to sit on a dock and eat. No improvisation is necessary here, although if you don't go to the nearby restaurant, you'll need to bring your own grub. She'll love the setting. And you will too. Parting thought: it's not an easy drive from the freeway, and FM 365 does not lead directly to the park.

The coolest park! It's a giant wooden park with lots of spaces for kids to play in. Across the…read morelittle street is a newer playground but we spent so much time at the wooden one. It is right by the lake. Super clean, it is our new spot.

For a family member's birthday, I wanted to mix it up and do something a little different. I…read moregoogled and googled and stumbled across "The Haunted Hotel Experience". I was really surprised I had not heard of this, being there is only so much to do in SETX. First off, don't let the name "Haunted Hotel" fool you, this is not a super scary people attempting to scare you type experience. It is set up in a building beside and shares a wall with the former Haunted Hotel in Beaumont. What is it? A game. A game that will have you locked inside a room or rooms where you will have to work as a group to find clues, solve puzzles and riddles to escape. These games will change every so often throughout the year to keep things fresh. My group chose "The Haunted Hotel Experience" which consisted of three rooms, set up as a serial killer's apartment. Note that the remainder of this review is based on the experience of this specific game, which is changing in November 2016. While the apartment itself is a little creepy, it is by no means "frightening/scary". The price: Regular pricing as of the time of this review is $35 per person, however, check their Facebook business page as they often have promo codes. I was able to score tickets for $25/piece. Prior to booking, I had messaged staff via their Facebook page informing them that I may not have a babysitter and asked if my toddler would need a ticket. Thankfully, they were kind enough to not make me pay additional for her. When we first arrived, we entered a small area, were greeted by staff who explained the rules and had a lock box to place cellular devices (as they do not want any photographs or videos taken). I know some are totally attached to their cell phones, so know prior you will need to keep them in your vehicle or the lockbox. A staff member will be present in the room during the duration of the game. After the rules were explained, the staff member took us down a dark hallway (he even turned on a small light for my toddler not to be scared). We entered a darkly lit small room with flickering lights that had newspaper and writing/blood splatter covering the walls. There is a small intro where a creepy voice tells you the "story" and that you have an hour to escape. At this point, my kiddo was saying she was a little frightened, but we quickly found the code to unlock an additional door which led into a brightly lit large room. After that, she was totally INTO the game, looking everywhere for clues and trying to "help" the adults. The staff member even helped lead her to some clues so she felt apart of the game. In the beginning the staff member is "handcuffed" in the first room, and after you find the key to the handcuffs you can decide whether or not to uncuff. Let me tell you, it is beneficial to unlock him :) If you're totally sucking, he sort of helps move things along without completely giving away the answer. Or if you don't want help, he won't assist per request. Plus the staff member we got was pretty funny and made the experience that much better. This game is extremely well thought-out. I was truly amazed how all the pieces and clues fit together. Someone thought long and hard about this. Thankfully we had a couple analytical minds on a crew that helped knock out some riddles. I personally just did a great job of unlocking the locks with the keys other people found :P The game typically is for a group of 12, we had 6 and got SO CLOSE but unfortunately, ran out of time before winning the game. By the end of it, my toddler asked the staff if we could "please have more time"! After the game, if you win you get to take a group picture with "winner" signs. If you lose well.... you take a picture with loser signs. LOL Being overly critical, I wish they would have a better camera for more flattering photos :P Seriously, everyone in SETX should experience this, at the very least, once in their life! Such a unique and fun way to spend your time. Talk about a wonderful team-building exercise. Highly highly recommend. Please, go support this local business so we can keep this amazing activity in our area!

We had a really great time today. We did the Santa workshop and it was really well done. Encourage…read moreanyone to go. We had a four-year-old and she was excited and had a lot of fun