This is a pretty solid mini golf course. I have elementary aged kids, so we see our far share of…read moremini golf courses. There are some pretty fun holes here - it isn't the hit-the-ball-through-the-windmill sort of mini golf. more of the more modern kind with the rivers of too blue water. But, it was still fun. We're in the area at least once a year, and I know we'll be back and when we are, we'll happily play mini golf here again.

It is a pretty good place…read more First off, it's an attractive place. It has lots of water hazards. In fact half the holes have some chance of your ball going swimming. There are no moving hazards like windmills etc The pro shop has neat recycled yard art for sale. I couldn't resist getting a welded flower made from stainless steel soup spoons. A fun place, and cheap entertainment as well.

Been coming to this place for 40 years now in the summer and it's expanded nicely. There are all…read morenew go karts on a new track and they've added a batting cage and climbing wall since I was last here. The go kart track has many carts and a zippy line so you're not waiting long and you get 5 minutes of racing fun. Highly recommend it. Kids love it! But let's be honest I'm technically an adult and I still love it too.

We went for the go karts and were quite satisfied. The staff seems pretty lax and it seems they let…read moreyou race longer than the allotted five minutes. Didn't try any of the other amusements there. Tips: -It's really worth getting the punchcard. They let multiple people use the same punchcard and it ends up being way cheaper. -Read the rules and don't get up from the carts until they tell you -Kart #7 was the fastest one when we were there -If you spin out or crash, they'll come to your aid

We had a great experience with Jack's Canoe Rental yesterday morning. Dave, our driver to the…read morestarting point, was friendly, helpful, and got our trip off to a great start. We also appreciated chatting with him and learning about his longtime involvement with The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Thank you again for a wonderful morning -- and thank you for your service!

After telling my son and a friend about a canoe trip I took as a teenager down the Namekagon and…read moreSt. Croix rivers 30 years ago, they both said they really wanted to do something similar. After reaching out to multiple outfitters in the region, I choose Jack's and I'm glad I did. I didn't want to transport my 17 foot Grumman aluminum to upper Wisconsin and take it through the rapids. We were also going to need to rent a second boat anyways and needed a shuttle. I started looking into local outfitters. They were quick to respond to my inquiries and answer my questions. They also were willing to not only rent us a canoe and a kayak and provide shuttle service, but they answered my questions about what I'd need to do for a multiple night trip down the river. We camped at their site for the first night and put in right there so we could paddle down the river, across Trego Lake, portage the dam, then continue down the Namekagon and St. Croix Rivers over the next couple of days. The equipment they rented us was in good condition. We had no issues with the paddles, PFDs, or boats. The shuttle van was clean and well maintained. When we looked at the camps all of them where in nice, clean conditions. The port-a-poties were clean. They have a store on site to purchase any items you may need to go down the river. The staff was friendly and nice. It wasn't busy when we arrived and was able to chat with some of them. It's a family own and operated business. We had scheduled a 3pm ride back to our vehicles on our last day but due to our underestimating how fast our trip was, we got there around noon. I called Jack's and inquired if there was any way they could pick us up early. Knowing they're busy I highly doubted it. Their response was they didn't have any drivers available right then, but if one becomes available early they would send them our way. We really didn't expect anyone to get there until 3pm. However, around 2pm the shuttle arrived. If we had to wait until the scheduled pick up time that would be understandable, but because they had the availability and could come early, that was pretty awesome in my book. If you're looking for an outfitter to go down the river either via canoe, kayak, or tube... I can't recommend enough Jack's.

Excellent course. Offers an array of skill level, for the most part, very forgiving for beginners,…read morebut also some challenging holes, particularly on the back 9. Definitely will be returning this season. 5/5 in my book.

Did a "bar crawl" with my boyfriend who had never been to Solon so he could see all the local…read moreplaces. We had a couple drinks and split a sandwich for lunch. The food was just ok but the service was friendly and the atmosphere is nicer than most clubhouses. If you want to try all the bars in Solon you have to hit the Hidden Greens.

I would have given this dive 0 stars if I could. No tap beer…read moreand ran out of cheese pizza by 5:30 on a Friday night. Don't waste your money or time here...

Best alley in town. Place was cheap, fun and full of fun people. Drinks were cheap, people were too.read more

This course is a jewel and the staff here are gems! Cindi was absolutely the best making our 4some…read morefeel welcome, having fun with us, and going overboard making sure we had a great time. You would be hard pressed to find a course with more mature white pine trees. The scent from all the trees is soothing - even after a bad shot. The course is not long but fairways are narrow placing a premium on accuracy off the tee. The greens are good size and in good shape. The course distance was good for our wives who do not hit the ball far. Highly recommend playing here. Great value, great times, and great people.

Fox Run is a fun little golf course that my family enjoys playing on weekdays in the summer…read more Prices are low and the service is great. We go at least once or twice a week when we are up at the lake. There is a par 3 and a regular course, as well as a bar to keep you well-hydrated while on the course.

Just in town for the weekend and played 9 at Voyager. Staff seemed to be taking a bad mood out on…read moreus. We were told 2x to increase our pace of play -- but nobody behind us for several holes. My group had great pace of play and are always happy to let other groups play thru. Not worth golfing here if you have to deal with staff on power trips.

Had dinner last night. They removed the nachos that were terrific. New zucchini blossom is…read moretasteless. Prices increased for some things which we understand, but disappointed woth a few things and the huge hike on one dessert. Only one server in bar and one in dining room...don't blame the servers, but can't reduce service, increase prices and remove good things from menu or business will suffer. Used to go weekly, will shift frequency.

My husband and I came for the 830pm, Wednesday night, show in Hayward. I am not sure what I was…read moreexpecting but the experience was lackluster at best. Unfortunately. When driving by this location there is a HUGE grandstand and the makings of "quite a show". After we purchased tickets and walked in we realized the quaint seating are for the show we were about to see. Apparently the grandstand is for the NATIONAL competition that happened a week ago. The flier advertises professional lumberjacks. Um, 'scuse me but the three "pros" are still in high school or so they appear! In fact it felt like high school rivalry when they broke up the crowd into three groups: Hayward, Seeley, and Cable.The show is SO scripted. Felt like I was reading the script with all the directing commentary next to it such as "cock head towards right and roll eyes" or "swat at fly in front of face here". The MC, Lord help him, has a big personality but he's done this show at least 5,000 times and it shows but it's not fluid. The music used is choppy and the whole show is awkward. The pole climb was the best but why in earth put a newbie against a "pro"? Why has us watch a log roll on a log we cannot even see because it's so dark? Why aren't there more lights for night shows? And why is the parking lot as dark as a cave when there are people walking everywhere after the show? There isn't much to do in Hayward at night so this isn't the worst event to attend. Go if you have kids. That's what it is geared towards.

We totally enjoyed this. Even my husband got pulled into the act. The kids and I laughed and…read moreenjoyed. Really worth the trip. And reasonably priced.