This is one of Joplin's largest parks with frisbee golf course, pavilion, playground equipment and…read morepicnic tables. Some of the picnic tables offer incredible views of Shoal Creek below.

Quiet park. Situated off mainstream areas. Great for quiet playing. Different areas provided for…read moremultiple activities.

Met Dayle this morning for the first time. He's a wealth of knowledge. Bought a ball and had it…read moredrilled while I waited. Super nice guy, great shop. I will definitely be back again.

The two tennis courts have lights so you can play at night. There is a baseball field, basketball…read morecourt, and even a water park (although I'm sure they charge for the water park). Two separate covered places with grills and picnic tables for get togethers. Great park.

Decent park and play area for the kiddos…read more I was thrown a little off when there was a homeless man sleeping on the tables.

We had a birthday party for my sister. We did make a reservation for 12 and received a cake which…read morewas delicious! We had people from ages 6-71! We should have got the low impact guns. When the littles got hit it was a lot for them even with their layers. We all had a great time and the people their were very friendly and helpful!

Must make a reservation. They don't take walk ins. They don't say this anywhere on the website…read more Tons of ticks there.

Great place for the family. It is very well kept up and clean. They have a lot of activities to…read moreparticipate in depending on what time of the year it is. It is a little out of the way unless you take old 71 highway to the right exit.

Used to be the place to go for softball. I think it is still used quite a bit for softball though…read more Joplin has built a new sports complex that may take some business from these guys. They also have futsol (5 v 5 soccer) and outdoor soccer. I think they may do basketball for younger kids.

I enjoyed my visit to Joplin Centerfire and brought with me four of my family members (3 were out…read moreof towners). My brother in law (retired military) said he wished he lived closer so he could go here as his regular range. His sons age15 and 18 had a great time. My husband and I can't wait to return.

I'm pleased that my family member has purchased a firearm after calling me for some advice on what…read moreto get. She and her roommate purchased it here from friendly folks who were helpful to a newbie. Missouri makes it easy to purchase, following the usual federal background checks. When visiting for the holiday, I brought her back to ensure that she understands safety and the operation of her firearm. After signing a bunch of releases and waivers, we were assigned a pistol bay in the range. I had brought my own firearm and supplies with a few boxes of ammo. We bought a target and my daughter rented ears/eyes to shoot with her new Glock. It was super easy to get set up with a very attentive range officer who was constantly on patrol and ensuring safety. I did not see anything that caused me concern and my wife was able to sit in the viewing area behind thick glass to watch. Other than being really really loud (.45's are far from quiet!), it was positive. The target mover worked well, the pistol bay was comfortable (if narrow for two) and the range officer also doubled as the brass sweeper. They have an interesting "drain" for brass that does not require scooping - just push it all into the drain and they'll take care of it later. Overall, I'm very pleased with my experience at Centerfire and we will return in the future. [Review 2338 of 2024 - 399 in Missouri - 23352 overall]

Food was decent…read more Service ok. I think they were short handed the day we were there. Ambiance- the bays are super cool. As for the bad... they added a tip to the bill which included paying a tip on the price of the 2 bays we had which is absolutely absurd. Tip should be, IMO, only on drinks and food. SIL didn't know any better at the time.

Must try the gochujang chicken wings!!!!! The golf was great. Everything is well lit, and it's a…read moresuper fun environment.

Camp Barnabas is a great ministry for kids with disabilities and their families. However, I am a…read morepretty independent young adult with a mild physical disability who was looking for exciting accessible adventures and Christians with similar disabilities to relate to, but it's mostly a weeklong respite ministry for children and those with severe disabilities. I signed up for the Adventurers week thinking that it would be adults with physical disabilities, or if there were people at the camp not my mental age, they would not be in my cabin. Don't get me wrong, they were all sweet people in my cabin but Camp Barnabas Adventurers week felt not as promised. I was unable to even do all the activities because of the challenges of others in my cabin (even some with severe autistic symptoms.) At the very least, Camp Barnabas told me they are going to work on finding ways to make sure cabins will get to do all the planned activities in the future but it was still a very disappointing week for me. I was also treated like a child, not allowed to walk to the bathroom by myself, and asked about how much I ate, drank, slept and even my bowel movements each day. I don't want to knock this camp for everyone because it is a beautiful campus with many activities, and I know others have had very positive experiences. They will be sure to keep your special needs child safe. Still, there are many adults in the disability community like myself who are used to having a higher degree of independence at home and the point of this review is to warn that the camp was not designed for us. The waterpark was cool, and I'm sure everyone there meant well, but due to my negative experience, 2 out of 5 stars.

Beautiful. The people, the atmosphere, the mission...Camp Barnabas is a great place to be. If…read moreyou are looking for a wholesome place to volunteer, please look into this. I was already really familiar with CB from my last job, and when I found out they took volunteers, a group of us jumped at the chance. Brief overview: summer camp adapted for kids and adults with disabilities--mental and physical. Seems a simple enough concept...but CB takes it to another level. Horseback riding, canoes, gardens, ropes courses, ziplines, a great pool...all modified to work with wheelchairs or mobility issues (like pvc wheelchairs that can go into the water!) We volunteered to be 'party people', meaning that we helped decorate, participate, and clean up after their Sunday night camper party--which was a superhero theme, btw. So cute seeing everyone in their batman t shirts or face paint. I could ramble about how great this place is...but you seriously need to experience it for yourself. Everyone smiles and has an amazing down to earth attitude (even though they are dealing with some heartbreaking situations). The grounds are beautiful, but the heart and soul of Camp Barnabas alone is worth the drive.