Beautiful barn. The…read moresheets seemed well maintained. My son said the skating was nice. I thought the facility was great overall for the tournament we attended. It was easily accessible, with a lot of parking and a lot of space inside the building. A couple small complaints... the drop off in the back is nice for the kids, but the road is narrow back there and it bottlenecks. Also, the food was way overpriced and really small portions. You're better off driving down the road and picking something up. We don't live in the area, so likely won't be back until the next tourney. But if you do live here and are looking for a good place to skate, this spot is top notch.

Beautiful new facility with an ice rink, gymnasium, and flexible space (that includes a second ice…read morerink during the winter). There is a concession stand with a large cafe area. The cafe overlooks the 2 ice rink areas. There is also a parents lounge that serves local beers; however, it has not been open on my 3 visits. There is a lot of space between the sports areas for families and guests to wait for their athletes. This is great to ensure the facility is not crowded when hosting multiple events.

We had a basketball tournament for third graders today at Lake Park Sportzone. I was shocked to…read moresee that it was three dollars per person admission, even for the young kids. We were greeted with "What do you have in your cup?" as we entered and promptly told that coffee and other drinks were not allowed to be brought in after 10:30 AM. Games started at 8 o'clock and went all day, it's unrealistic to think people can't bring in their own coffee, soda or water considering we spent 5 hours there. It cost five dollars for a bottle of water and a muffin. Prices at the food station are incredibly overpriced. There was nobody tending to the courts, and anytime there was a spill from a team, or a person in the stands, they always went unattended. This place is there solely to make money, not make sure your experience is fun. Overall a bad experience, I'll continue to go to Players Choice when the option is there.

I was here for a volleyball tournament. No carry ins allowed, only vending machines that were…read moreincredibly overpriced ($6 for an egg salad sandwich), insufficient parking. One of my least favorite venues I have been to.

I loved it nice people awsome kids everyone is nice the food wasn't amazing but it was okay! way…read morebetter than school food the lake was nice.

This was our family's first time ever at Spencer lake. I made sure my child had their meds, a…read morecomplete print out from their doctor including-medication names, dose, route, frequency, what it was for, the doctor contact information, and even entered descriptions online. I sent that with my child to camp and received a call from my son telling me the nurse refuses to give him his meds. I then grab his medicine bottles and come to camp over 1 hour away. About 20 min from camp I got a call from the nurse practitioner screaming at me today this was illegal, how could I send everything in a pill organizer with a list, they should be in the original bottles and she's not going to lose her license because of me! I truly have never been there before and never received a call or email asking about pill bottles. I explained that everything was in the pill organizer including the detailed list from the doctor. The nurse then yells, "This is illegal!!!!" And then hung up on me! I called the camp back and told the guy what happened. He asked me what he's supposed to do about it? I told him, this was a horrible thing that just happened, and if this person or their staff is okay with treating me like garbage on the phone then how much more are they going to be terrible to the kids! They said, "They will talk to this person but they have been there for 20 years, they were frustrated with all of the pills coming in wrong from everyone, took it out on me, and are old school. I reiterated that it doesn't matter how long they have been there. It's no reason to treat a person like garbage on the phone, scream at them, and hang up on them. This was our first time to this camp and I have concerns about how my kids will be treated. How is this okay in a "Christian camp"? The camp called my churches youth leaders to help me dump out all of my sons meds into plastic bags, and put just the amount of pills for camp in the bottles. This was horrible, humiliating, and done infront of a room full of people. They refused to have me go anywhere near the nurses area. I almost pulled my kids from camp for the week because of this nurse practitioner screaming at me and me being treated like it was all my fault. Meanwhile, I have a grocery bag full of plastic bags with my sons meds. This was demeaning, the guy who talked to me from the camp kept poking my sons meds that I held to my belly (so he was not respecting my space), and overall a horrible experience. I have cried on and off all week because of this and will never allow my kids to go back. This was the most horrific experience I've ever had at any camp!!! How is this allowed at a Christian camp?!?! When he arrived home he missed 2 full days worth of medications and now I have to watch my child for seizures and other side effects for missing his doses abruptly!!!! This is negligence!!!!

A small mid-city urban park of 3.14 acres. There is playground equipment, swings, slide, etc. An…read moreopen park with mature large trees. This is a neighborhood park with an open air building, rest rooms, and a basketball half court. Dogs are allowed; but there is nothing special for them. A nice spot to loll, play with your young kids and/or have a picnic. Just another of Manitowoc's fine series of green spaces. I tried to list the city parks' website, but Yelp rejected it.