I threw a very large birthday party at the golf course and bar. Spent approximately $1000! Couldn't…read morehave had a worse experience! The carpet was dirty, there was puke in the bathroom, some of the stalls were clogged and didn't even work. The owner was absolutely rude and basically called us liars, said we didn't make a deposit and he could've made more money booking the room for a home Husker game. I would not recommend hosting a party at this venue! Sad for South Sioux City to have owners treat customers so poorly.

If I could rate it lower I would, if you knew how slimy the owner is you wouldn't support this…read moreplace. Had a golf ball hit a windshield where the hole is lined up right next to the road with no netting or any warnings about how their golf course is lined right next to a very busy road with no protection whatsoever, the clubhouse told me to call the owner Farrell so I did and before I could even explain to him what happened to ask what the process was he immediately started yelling in the phone "who gave you my number!" And "maybe you should be a better golfer" (for context I've broken 80 multiple times, I'm not the worst golfer) he the goes on to mention how this year alone 20+ windshields have been broken on the hole which proves that there needs to be some sort of warning or protection. Even though all the laws and everything supports them being at fault he just continued to yell through the phone (very professional) I didn't want to leave the lady with a broken windshield so I paid for it anyways because he wasn't going to, I didnt call for them to pay for it, I just called him because this obviously happens all the time and I jus wanted to know what to do in the situation. The owner then started puffing his chest on the phone talking about how he can beat me in golf, it's honestly laughable the way he acted as an old old man. I would never give a cent to that business and someone needs to take them to court for actively knowing they have a problem with balls going into the road and damaging cars and not doing a thing about it. Not only is the only a low life human based on my 5-10 minute conversation with him, but the course is the worst course I have ever played in my life

Wanting to get our dogs away from the fireworks over the 4th of July weekend, we booked a 2-bedroom…read morecabin a year in advance (holiday weekends sell out really quickly!!). We ended up in Wood Duck in the area of cabins not too far from the entrance and park headquarters office. Some fireworks could still be heard in the distance from Ponca but nothing on the scale of what it was like back home. The best place would have been the cabins further away in the Scout Hill Loop but those were already taken at the time I booked. Still, we were very happy with our cabin. The two bedrooms were on either end of the cabin with the kitchen, living room, dining area, and bathroom in the middle. Either end had a door and a small deck. I would advise to bring your own camp chairs to sit outside. Pots, pans, coffee maker, dish soap, shampoo, bar soap, silverware and utensils were provided but I'm glad we brought our own scrubbie, paper towels, conditioner, and plastic cups. The AC in the cabin worked great for anyone wondering. Our girls are old so we didn't do much hiking but rather stayed on the paved areas and drove thru the park several times making stops at scenic places along the way. I spent some time visiting the beautiful Resource and Education Center and attended a "Critter Corner" event designed mostly for kids but I enjoyed it, too. The knowledgeable young park staff showed various animal pelts, skulls, antlers, horns, and a few resident turtles and snakes. The Center also had some books, puzzles, souvenirs, snacks, t-shirts, and other items for sale. There's a convenience store, small grocery and couple restaurants in nearby Ponca in case you forgot anything or wanted to get a pizza. I also visited the Aquatic Center one hot afternoon. It was a real nice heated zero entry pool with a diving board and 100 foot water slide. We really enjoyed our stay and already plan to return for a long weekend in the fall.

Had my daughter's graduation in one of the cabins and rented cabins for out of town guest for both…read moredaughters graduation. They could not have been more appreciative of the park and cabins. They still talk about how much they loved staying there

The owner, Chuck, was incredibly knowledgeable. He came to my house and was very helpful with…read moreexplaining to me the value of a few antique pieces of furniture I had. I thought he had a genuine honesty about him. He was easy to work with. He communicated well. He gave me a fair price, and- he hauled it away! I would have spent a lot of time dinking around trying to sell it on my own. I trust him and 100% recommend Chuck. He knows antiques!

Absolutely the best true antique store in the area! AMAZING Arts and Crafts/Mission…read morefurniture...Make this a frequent stop as the inventory changes regularly.

This was probably the CLEANEST thrift/consignment store I have ever been to and I go to several,…read morefrequently, all over. They had nice music playing. It was well lit. The place didn't smell like old clothes. I'll be going back there soon. I'm adding it to my rotation of thrift places in Sioux City.

Great flea market. Flat parking lot, easy to get in and out of. Heart and Soul is made up of…read moremultiple vendors who rent space, so you'll see a wide range of items. You'll see some stalls that are like ongoing rummage sales, to clothing, collectibles, miniatures, handmade items and even local honey and roasted almonds. They have a large assortment of vintage furniture on the floor, in addition to individual vendor stalls It feels like it's tucked away but worth the trip.

Great place! Always find something I want or Paul will try to find it for me. Very friendly place.read more

Don't bother! The photos posted on other reviews make it appear much larger, but it is about the…read moresize of my closet. The boarded up windows, etc. should have given me a clue. They definitely don't know how to rate records. Even ones marked excellent and very good were trash. My husband and I hit record stores everywhere we travel and this has been the worst experience by far.

Great selection of furniture and great Man own's the place . If you walk out with purchasing , I'd…read morebe surprised ! You can drive to Omaha but the deal isn't going to be as good and the quality/ service isn't going be the same . These folks know their stuff !

I have had 3 tenants recently purchase beds and living room furniture from Midtown and all came…read morewith an infestation of bed bugs.

Nice clean place with good people. They had a great…read moreselection with video screens to show you what each item does. highly recommend Smith's

This park holds a ton of memories for me. My family would venture here often when I was a child. I…read moreremember having larger family gatherings here from time to time. It's very well maintained and has a few 'indoor' restroom options. There's a very long main loop around the lake that is about 3mi and VERY hilly. I know there's hiking path and such as well. A few small paths exist. It's a lot of fun on bikes and quite kid friendly. Two large playground areas and a couple fishing docks. Also plenty of parking. The dog park is newer and very nice. Can be very busy, tho. It's so clean. I'm proud of SIoux City and surrounding citizens for keeping this place so nice. Totally free; no entrance fee. Can kayak on the lake, but it's too small for boats. Maybe a paddle boat. I'm sure the shelters can be reserved but I don't have information on that. A couple water fountains are available. Don't forget sun screen!!

This nearly 3 mile walk around the lake is really beautiful. Moderate hills and dog friendly with…read moreadjacent dog park. Highly recommended.