Magnificent. I would say more if I could, but I am a card carrying member sworn to secrecy.read more

Had a great spaghetti dinner benefit for the blind. They really seem to give back into the…read morecommunity.

Wonderful place. Wonderful people…read more We were new to the nudist/naturist experience, but within 5 minutes of our first visit, we were hooked! . Cannot wait for the season to begin!

Beautiful grounds, very friendly people, fun activities all season. There are 4 cute cabins for…read morerent, tentsites with grill and picnic tables, RV sites.modern well kept community kitchen, a large pool, hot tub, sauna, kiddie pool. Pickle ball and petanque, very welcoming!! Once you check it out, you will want to come back. When we visited we immediately decided to apply for membership. It is member owned and managed, everyone volunteers to make it a welcoming environment. Oh and on Saturdays there is a lunch grill for 5.00!

What a great "first time" experience; I cohosted my vehicle with Brit and Kyle who were gracious…read morehosts. They explained the process and walked me through the cohosting arrangement making me feel I was with a trusted colleague. I left my vehicle with The Slow Club for eight weeks and was very impressed with communication and results, earning hard cash to augment our income while I did not need the vehicle! Kyle and Brit me and the vehicle better than when we began.

From the owner: Premium vehicle storage, full service auto repair and maintenance, social clubhouse, and event…read morespace for the discerning automotive enthusiast.

I was a victim of domestic violence and reached out for help. I was ignored or referred to someone…read moreelse. They refused to help me, they refused return calls and emails, and refused to help me through the legal process. Its a total waste of funding.

From the owner: We provide short-term emergency shelter and advocacy services to women who are experiencing…read moredomestic violence and their children in central Minnesota. We also provide prevention and education services about domestic violence.

When I'm on vacation at the cabin and the weather is not cooperating with my golf game, I usually…read moreend up here. Where else can you get a cheap stiff drink, pull tabs and the chance to win pounds of meat in a raffle? Not in California...that's for sure. The clientele is mostly locals mixed in with a few tourists, all of whom are really friendly. Make sure you arrive early on "bingo night" as the place gets packed.

This American Legion is one of the most impressive that I have experienced. They have a great space…read moreto enjoy a drink, dinner, or game of bingo with friends. But what makes them stand above the rest is their involvement with the community... they do more than fundraise... they give back by doing!

You don't need to be a member to grab dinner/drinks. The special of steak and shrimp was excellent…read more I wish there was more fish options on the menu for lent. Overall a great atmosphere with friendly staff. I'd go back for drinks at the very least.

Burger night Tuesdays is the best. Wings on Wednesdays and Thursdays are really good and then steak…read moreand shrimp on Fridays the perfect way to the week. Okay all their food is good. The pull pork tots are unbelievable.

The American Legion is open to the public, unbeknownst to many people. You do not have to be a…read moremember of the American Legion to use the facility, eat here, or have drinks. You can find decent bar food and often $2 drink specials here. On one side is a bar, and on the other is a banquet room available for rent for your parties or gatherings. It's a pretty no-frills place. They frequently offer daily specials that are easy on the wallet.

Simple old school classic good. Meat raffle on Saturdays. Get the Legion burger! Come after 7 and…read moreyou get 2 for 1 drinks.

Events and Adventures is a great way to meet new people, make life long friends, and make your…read morecurrent friends jealous with all the fun stuff you're doing. I've been a member for over 2 years. When I first joined I was looking for love. I only joined for a year convinced that if I didn't meet the love of my life in that first year I would be done. The first year came and went and I met so many great people and did amazing activities that there was no hesitation in renewing my membership. My first activity was axe throwing and after that I told myself I was going to try everythin. It was fun meeting different people at different events. The people I met white water rafting were different then the people who enjoyed touring winerie. It was all fun and I grew as a person. As for finding love...that happened about 18 months in. A great friendship that grew out of the love for similar activities and great talks sitting around bonfires has resulted in me finding my person. I'm still a member, I still attend great activities that challenge me, and I have an amazing array of friends all because I took a chance and joined Events & Adventures. One of the best decisions of my life.

It may sound like a good deal, and maybe it really is for some people…read more However, I was 2 days late to cancel and now I'm in a collections dispute for $2700. No leeway for late cancelations. ​​

My son and I adopted my pet from the Tri-County Humane Society a few years ago on a sale. He has…read morebeen my sidekick through everything and gets to go on stroller walks. The society took care of everything he needed and called to check on how things were going. I am happy with my cat Pablo.

WARNING: Their adoption contract is a way to dupe people into adopting sick animals. Do NOT adopt…read moreguinea pigs from them! I adopted a guinea pig from them that had parasites and a skin infection from it. They're super contagious and thus spread to the guinea pig I already had at home. Both guinea pigs are seniors and it's scary and awful they both are still undergoing treatment to keep them mite and lice free. Not only will they not help with the vet bills due to their "screw you for adopting from us" policy they won't take any of the guinea pigs that were housed near the one I adopted at the time to the vet. I'd be shocked if they currently don't have parasites as well. I was given a lame excuse that "nothing was noticed when cleaning cages" and they don't have the resources for it. Funny how they're supposed to have people who went to school for animal care there but someone like me picked up on that something was wrong so shortly after adoption. My guinea pig came in with another male. They were separated due to fighting and I saw that other male was adopted. By any chance if you adopted the guinea pig "Tot", he needs a vet ASAP. I asked that you be informed by the Tri County staff about the parasites and they won't do it. Their staff is also toxic and abusive. A woman named Sara Morales is vet tech there and will attack anyone on Facebook who dares to speak out about any bad experiences. Avoid, avoid, avoid!