The course needs a little work but it presents challenges and is real fun to play. I can get…read morethrough 18 in three hours so I can play a full round and not take up the whole day. Good price for a round and several discount options for the regular players. I recommend it.

Since it is August, it is a given that it is dry. However, many tee boxes had only dirt and clumps…read moreof weeds to set your tee on. Fairways were in the worst condition that I have ever played (and I just played another local course two days ago, so I know conditions are dry). But in many areas there wouldn't be any grass even if it had rained for a month. Lastly, I support young golfers learning the game, but when a group of 12 year olds take 6 to 8 practice swings with each shot, it slows the game to a painful pace and the pro shop needs to manage their game. (The kids were over 4 hours at 12 holes).

I'm a complete beginner golfer, but this is my favorite course that I've played! Beautiful views,…read morewell maintained, and the most affordable I've found. My friends and I never have a problem getting a tee time, rain or shine!

This is a nice course that is usually in pretty good shape. I like that you can play 9 holes after…read morework for less than $20. Slow play is a problem here. They should have a marshal or at least signs about keeping up. Slow play costs them a star in my review.

Lovely park in Bellingham. Well maintained 2.6 mile mostly flat trail loops around the lake, which…read morewas perfect for a leisurely dog walk with our 14 year old Aussie and 10 year old cocker spaniel. I counted three bathrooms and several different types of areas with different things to do - tennis, playground, off leash dog park, lots of picnic areas, kayak/paddle board lunch. We went in early March - I'm sure it gets packed in the summer but even then seems like there is plenty of surface area to spread out!

I've played Lake Padden Golf Course many times and find it fun and challenging each time I tee it…read more It is actually where I played my first round of golf as a 10-year-old kid. OK, enough nostalgia. Lake Padden is conveniently located just south of downtown Bellingham, consequently it can get busy at times. The layout is fun as doglegs, elevation changes, and forest off the fairways command your focus. The greens are on the large side and can get rolling fast! Different tees make it playable for all length hitters, and the layout will force a variety of shots and use of most clubs in your bag. A full driving range, large putting green, pro shop and restaurant are also available. If you can avoid the busiest times, Lake Padden is worth a play.

Great fun for the kids and family, concerts are great too, as well as the comedy showsread more

Thursday night line dancing with charlene!!! Out of towners here for the week and we're lucky…read moreenough to give station 49 a try for line dancing lessons as beginners. We were so happy to find an amazing location with bridges and mini golf to walk past and find a lovely dancing space with bar/food and lots of seating available. Charlene was amazing! Wish we could come back!

Level is intermediate to hard…read more 18 baskets. There is a variety of lengths, level changes, obstacles. Some of the longest sections are over 400ft. During the spring be sure to wear shoes for the mud. They do a good job at laying down woodchips and making pathways, but if you throw out of line you may be walking into mud to get your disc. There are benches at some of the sections. There are signs at the beginning of each section to give you an idea of length and direction of the basket, and underneath the basket there are arrows that point in the direction to get to the next section. About a 1-2.5 hr course depending on group size.

Been golfing here for years and absolutely love it! New…read moreowners + New management = new and improved course!

Looking forward to playing this for a while since Covid shutdown..sadly the course is in awful…read moreshape..for the $70 US to play this was a real disappointment..literally not a blade of grass on the entire course,totally burnt out with a temp in the middle of summer..feel free to add water occasionally.

Went there for the cycle classes. Great bikes and they teach regular indoor cycle without all the…read moreupper body choreography and the like. Took 3 classes. One instructor was pretty boring, both in music selection and cues. Second one had great music and did try their best but was clearly new and not very confident. Third one would not stop talking. Some of the staff were delightful and very welcoming while others were not so much. Best part were the class participants!

So first off, this place does not ensure that the classes they advertise are the classes you get…read more I'm a 4.0 player, signed up for a 4.0 class and all the other players are much lower level. They're fine people but it's not fun for anyone when the levels are disparate. 2nd, I request to cancel the rest of my classes because I'm not getting what I paid for. Now they refuse to refund me the rest of my money!! They are stealing money. Do NOT give this place any money!!

This is a fun place for kids with lots of different activities, and my 4-year-old had a great time…read moreoverall. The space is large, clean, and there's plenty to keep little ones busy for a good stretch of time. That said, there were a few concerns during our visit that I think are important to mention, mainly around pricing and safety. First, admission is $20 per person, including adults. For parents who are there primarily to supervise and occasionally assist a younger child, that adds up quickly. Some of the equipment involves large mats and tubes that can be heavy for smaller kids to carry on their own, and it would be nice for parents to be able to help without needing to purchase a full-price admission for themselves. My biggest concern, however, is safety. The layout is very open, with multiple access points, and there is currently no check-in/check-out system matching children with the adults they arrived with. As it is now, someone could enter or leave with very little attention paid, and there is no wristband or stamp process that verifies that each child is leaving with their actual parent or guardian. A simple matching bracelet or stamp system would make a tremendous difference in peace of mind. While there were staff members present, several of them appeared distracted -- talking with friends or generally not paying close attention to what was happening in the play areas. They also weren't very easy to identify as staff. If parents are expected to stay off certain equipment unless they pay admission, it would really help to have clearly identifiable staff who are actively monitoring and assisting -- especially at the top of larger slides or play structures where younger kids may need help. Overall, my child enjoyed the visit, and the concept of the place is great. With stronger safety procedures at the door and more attentive, easily identifiable staff presence throughout, this could be an outstanding place for families. If you go just really keep an eye out. Hate to see anything bad happen in this place in the future

My kiddo and I love it here. Lots of space for him to run around, and with the membership discount,…read morego karts are reasonably priced. The karts are very fast if they trust you well enough to use the fastest setting, they won't drift on throttle but the trail braking is fun