The RecPlex is located on lovely Lake Andrea in Pleasant Prairie. If you're here for games during…read morethe summertime take a break and walk around the lake on the paved trail (2.3 miles). The RecPlex has 8 courts, which are very nice--wood floors and netting between courts. Nice facilities. They also have a pretty standard concessions stand. Overall, recommended.

This is a beautiful facility... specifically the two sheets of ice for the hockey and figure…read moreskating families. The ice (according to my goalie son) is well maintained and nice to skate on. He has attended goalie training here for several summers and the programming is decent and worth a look if your player needs some extra lessons. My only complaint is that the facility staff is not friendly and welcoming. They're not mean or rude, but they seem disinterested when asked questions. Once I was on my computer at one of the tables in the front and the custodian literally scoffed at me when I mentioned that I would put my chair up after I was done. I guess he wanted to have all the chairs up before his shift ended. Even with the lack of service, we'll be back.

Excellent space for people managing mental health concerns to connect with their peers to get…read moresupport. Groups and activities are all peer run, are completely free to participate in, and they have awesome referrals to assist people. 100% recommend.

This review is strictly for their semi-annual Ebleskiver & Medisterpolse (Danish Sausages)…read morebreakfast they have twice a year. They do a FANTASTIC job managing the crowd & cranking out all those delicious ebleskivers...all with smiling and friendly volunteers from the Lodge. The most recent time, Nov. 2017, they advertised it on their facebook page so the crowd was much, much larger than usual but everything still went smoothly & the lines kept moving. I'd say we waited 30-40 minutes in line...but well worth it! The price was a mere $8 for a "full" order which consisted of 6 eblelskiver, 2 links of the medisterpole (Danish sausages which are very delicious), a slice of kringle (they had apple, cherry or blueberry kringle to choose from) & coffee. You could order a 1/2 order as well for less. If you aren't familar with ebleskiver they are essentially pancake balls that are pan fried like a pancake in a special pan with wells to pour the batter into. You can eat them plain or split them open and fill with jelly & sprinkle powdered sugar on top. On the communal tables there are bowls of grape jelly and powdered sugar to put on/in your ebleskiver if you wish. DEELISH! Their wonderful volunteers go around and refill coffees and put down fresh paper placemats, napkins & plastic utensils as folks come & go.

If you're planning an event needing the TV's for a slide show, bring your own IT help. There was…read moreno sound system connected to the TV (only one of 4 TV's worked). I paid for 2 bartenders, got one. My family asked for and put water glasses and carafes on the tables (grudgingly supplied by the caterer). The food was delayed and the tablecloths looked like someone had slept in them.