Three private suites with Trackman software. Able to play +400 courses. Plus the practice and…read moreanalytical software tools in the Trackman software are amazing. Easy parking. Suites are spacious and were clean. Easy to book and easy to enter the building via an app. Highly recommend for all skill level of golfers.

A beautiful locker room, wonderfully brand new facility. Good staff. Nice ice rink. Well worth the…read morevisit. I recomend.

Best gym and personal training. Staff is amazing, facility is spotless, and equipment is top…read moreknotch. They even offer physical therapy as well.

Great little park just west of Cross Plains. The highlight is the scenic overlook, giving you…read moreviews to the south as well as looks to the east and west. The facilities are decent - some shelters, a playground, and bathrooms.

A nice wooded area. With an overlook that's comparable to any peak that overlooks the surrounding…read morecountryside anywhere in the Midwest. Several snow sheds or whatever they might be actually called. Large covered concrete pads with several picnic tables beneath. A large fireplace typically on one end and perhaps even some dried aged firewood stocked for a family reunion or a scouts den gathering. Which was precisely what brought me to this very place the first time many years ago. Just about one mile west of Cross Plaines Wisconsin. One mile and change, just beyond the second bend along hwy 14 due west, turn right and up the steep hill, and as the road veers left, you'll notice a drive on the right. Veer into this little siding and a parking lot for maybe a dozen or so. The paved road continues to a Y. Go right. I believe, per my recollection it's a one way loop. This is a small but spacious wild area. Several acres, maybe even 20. I can't recall. I've visited 2-3 times in the previous decade. Almost always nearly vacant of anyone, except myself it seemed. The loop if followed to its furthest point, had a short side road. This led to what I recall as being the viewpoint that look across the highway you exited down below and offers an expansive vista that is most likely a very lovely western sunset at the peak of many a day year round. Another of the side roads venturing beyond the circular drive is another high point which I imagine (I don't think I ever wandered that direction) might spy the western edge of the little town, though I believe as I am recollecting as I write, there is a bluff obscuring that visual. Not a mammoth park. Not at all but a great place to sit and enjoy a quiet moment or to go full on and have a fantastic reunion of the family or friends alike.

My wife and I take our 2 year old grandson there. It is great. I am a freak about safety. This…read moreplace meets my standards. The staff is friendly and attentive. The gym is clean and attractive. The floor pads and other equipment are clean and inviting. We look forward to next week already. I wish them continued success. A tremendous asset to those in the McFarland area. I drive in from Cottage Grove.

My daughter recently started attending weekly classes, and the staff has been outstanding. They…read moreare friendly, welcoming and always helpful. We look forward to our time there.

This park might be a bit basic, but it has some lovely features. Let me tell you about them:…read more Playground- the jungle gym equipment was updated in the last year or so. It has a tiny rock wall, some kind of a spinning death trap, and, my favorite, swings! Basketball court- full size (or pretty close, I don't know anything about sports...) Giant field- I think 2 soccer games can easily be going at the same time. Access point to the capitol city bike trail Lots of trees!- there is a wooded area with paths throughout so you can pretend you are in the forest for a few minuets. Get some fresh air. There you have it! Comes for a visit.

McClellan Park is a very small neighborhood park. There is nothing special about it, but if it's…read morethe closest park to your home, it would obviously be a convenient choice. It's far enough from Cottage Grove Rd to be quiet. I'd call it a quaint park. Unfortunately, there aren't many big trees around to provide shade. The playground set is completely exposed to the sun, as are the benches. Any children and parents visiting this park may find themselves rather uncomfortable on a hot day. I didn't see any water fountains either, which wouldn't help matters. There is a full basketball court, but it doesn't appear to be lined. It also lacks shade so there may be better options unless you're just up for some quick practice. Like most public parks in Madison, no dogs allowed.

Such a nice place to take younger kids. I have a PAC membership and this is definitely a nice perk…read moreto have for the family. It's a lot closer to where I live and a better alternative than the Dells if you don't want to drop an arm and a leg to go to a waterpark. I have an 8 year old and 8 month old so they are easier to entertain. The older kids might get bored if you frequent this place. I work nights so I am able to take my kids when everyone else is at work so that's a plus for me. They do have lifeguards on duty, a separate area for adults to swim, a kiddie pool for the younger kids, rides and a hot tub (I mean because Wisconsin doesn't get hot enough for some of us). I would definitely recommend if you're looking for something for the kids to do during the summer. There is only one stall in the female restroom and I am hoping they would fix that because it's really annoying to wait to use the restroom when you have younger children with you.