Extremely disappointing experience. Brought my son and 2 of his friends for a birthday party, due…read moreto the construction in the area we were 5 minutes late for check in. The other kids were in the process of gearing up, the game did not start yet. They could not join the group and had to watch up top while their friends had fun. Will never recommend having a gathering at this facility ever!! The employee on duty was extremely rude about the situation, there is zero gray area.

We always have fun when we go here. You get a lot of play for the money and it is more realistic…read morethan your run of the mill laser tag. Great for kids and adults.

Small ice rink located by the Brown County Fairgrounds. Went here to watch a friend's 8-year old…read moreplay some hockey....which is always entertaining. This rink is nice for kids and amateur leagues as there is seating on one side of the rink, but still enough for the types of crowds they draw.

This place favors gymnastics so I would definitely chose another location if your child is…read moreinterested in cheer. It might be a great place to start cheer but would not recommend if your child has a passion & desire to be on a winning team. Cheer practice times change throughout the season depending on coaches schedule and they feel that 8:30 end time is acceptable for 8-9 year olds. There is a lack of communication and although a well-known choreographer was hired - both teams had a horrible routine for the 2021-22 season... it's a shame since many of the girls are very talented but never challenged or used to their full potential so took last place at every competition except one for the season. Most of the cheer parents are nice but there is a cheer dad named Chad who will RUIN your life yet the owners do nothing since everyone fears the wrath of Chad. Eventually, Chad's daughter will leave Tri County so hopefully there will be a fresh start sooner than later... Also... the biggest reason I would NOT recommend Tri County is the facility and the parking lot -- one day a kid is going to get hurt and then the owners will hopefully do something.

--Tot Time Goers -- We only go for their tot time, but the…read morekids love it!! The first few times I was unsure about what we were allowed and not allowed to do and use. But each time the supervisor (different coaches--I assume they rotate the tot time duty) noticed one of the children asking about something or looking interested in an activity we were unsure of, they came right over and insisted we try it! My girls love jumping from a tall mat to a higher bar, walking the balance beams, jumping and running on the trampolines (they have a long one for tumbling and a "normal" trampoline), trying to climb the ropes, etc. $3 per child for an hour, you can't beat that price!! It's a drive for us, but we love it and so far has been worth it!

Just had our son's birthday party here. The kids had a lot of fun! They have a large conference…read moreroom with TVs, sink and a fridge and provide pizza and soda.

We had been seeing this space across the river when out for walks on the Fox River State Trail…read more Late in the year, we finally drove across the bridge to see what this place had to offer. The park seemed spacious and had few visitors. There is a nice view of the river, space to roam, and some wildlife to see. Whoever is in charge of the park is taking down some large trees to our dismay. For balance, new trees have been planted which is heartening. Ashwaubomay is a place to explore if you've been to Voyageur Park and thought it was too crowded. After all, they both are on the shores of the same river. If I had my way, there would be more greenery especially between the water treatment facility.

This is by far, the worst swimming pool in the area. If I…read morecould give it a "0" I would. First, they do not allow life vests, or arm water wings for kids. The staff completely yelled at me for making sure my child was safe swimming in the water. They claim that their lifeguards would save a child if they were to drown. But yet, all the Staff, mostly men, were to busy hitting on the few girl lifeguards and sat around sun tanning the entire time, not once did they look toward the water to see if people were safe. And if my kid can't be safe, this place IS NOT SAFE. Second- the cost is crazy! $13.50 for two adults and a 6 yr. old. I would rather drive all the way out to Shawano Lake and would not have spent that much on gas. Third- No coolers allowed. Even the small lunch coolers are not allowed. They would rather you die of heat exhaustion and dehydration. And then charge $2 for a small bottle water at their "store" And last but not least, I personally witnessed a mother allowing her 8 yr. old son to pee in the sand! He came out of the water screaming he had to pee, so his mother told him to lay face down in the sand and pee in the sand. GROSS! DO NOT GO HERE!!!

I started going to Heritage Hills in elementary school with my parents and on class field trips,…read moreand I loved it every time. My daughter has attended summer camps here, and we love all the special events. She asks us to go there as a family even as a college student. It's lovely there.

Recently won a family pass to Heritage Hill. I held only a vague recollection of being here one…read moretime in elementary school for a field trip. I believe adult admission is $10 per person. We spent about two hours walking through the historical eras. Our favorite was spending time with the fur trader. We were each given the opportunity to throw a hatchet into a wooden block. He was quite interesting and you could tell he enjoyed his role. The "characters" explaining each structure really added to the experience and compelled the kids to actually retain a little something from the visit. The grounds themselves are beautiful and scenic to walk. They rent the facility for private events and it would be a great site to host a wedding if you could stay late enough into the evening. Lots of spots for wedding party photos. We enjoyed our visit and I am glad to have experienced Heritage Hill as an adult with my own children. It's not anywhere were likely to return to anytime soon but worthy of a first time historical & heritage visit if you find yourself in the Green Bay area looking to do something not Packers related.

Went on the weekend around opening and found a parking spot easily…read more I liked that this zoo didn't use reflective glass for their red panda exhibit, because it was much easier to see it. They had a crow, which is uncommon, but the story about imprinting on a human makes sense for why it's in captivity now. The prairie dog and badger exhibits were fun for kids to climb into the tunnel to get a close view, but the plastic needs replacing to see better. We tried to do the giraffe feeding, but since they had their main food baskets filled, they weren't interested in coming to the tower for other food, so we gave up. Overall it was a decent size zoo and we spent 2-3 hours looking at all the animals.

Not the biggest or the best zoo by any means, but it's a nice little zoo for a family to spend a…read morehalf day walking around. The NEW Zoo (NEW = Northeast Wisconsin) is small enough that you won't lose your kids, yet big enough to spend a few hours exploring. Relatively clean and easy to navigate. They could use a few more "you are here" signs around the place, but they do give out paper maps where you enter the park. My favorite were the giraffes. You can feed them for $2. They walk right up to the platform... pretty cool to look at them right in the eye! Unfortunately it was mid day and a lot of the animals were snoozing. Still saw enough to make it worth it!

This is my 3rd escape room I've been happy to be part of. I and my other members are now 2 for…read more3 in getting out. I must say the first one in Louisville was my favorite; because it was the first and quite intriguing and with all family members. The first 2 were 6 people working together as best as possible. But Encrypted we were 4 and what is unique about this one is you pick the room on your basis of thinking, say out of the box thinking, abstract or logical thinking. Ask them for details and they will explain which room has been set up accordingly. The fewer the group numbers can be difficult or easier if you don't work together, however you have to let your mind open to all the inputs and at ease. I think this has been the best escape room due to shear complexity and out of the box thinking. I won't give anything away, but I must say, reach for the unknown, try the abyss and find a way to work independently and together at the right times. I really liked this one best and we had 1 minute to spare. Listen to the heartbeats through the wall and in timing, your door will open to you all!

We had a fun time. I feel some of the clues were nearly impossible to figure out. We did NOT break…read moreout. I would have given more stars , but it's really disappointing the cost to play. A family of four can not enjoy a fun experience together with out spending a small fortune.