My daughter had probably set foot in a pool 4 times in her 3 years of life , and after a pretty…read moredisastrous family trip I decided that needed to change. It was time for her to learn to swim. As soon as she entered the water for her first class the instructor did everything she could to assure her safety and comfort. She has been going for a month and although there was a bit of regression she is back on track and loves to be in the water. I can't wait to see how she grows with Foss.

Excellent service, clean facility and good teachers. They care about the kids. We have been going…read morethere for a while now and absolutely love it. Highly recommend.

Such a great place to bring kids to burn off some energy! Staff is helpful and friendly. Highly…read morerecommend.

such a fun place for the kids -- however, the lady who was working today around 12:30pm was rude…read moreand unfriendly. plus; I brought in two kids (brothers) and she didn't give me the sibling discount even after i asked about it. we've never been here before so I was a little sad the employee made the experience negative!

Great public pool for children. $3.25 per person and multiple lifeguards on duty. There are two…read moreslides and a toddler section. Not a deep pool and there's no diving.

Some advice for those who are a little more unfamiliar with mountain biking, such as myself:…read more 1. Keep your mouth closed!! This path goes through lots of woody/ grassy areas where you will be able to digest a whole appetizer and entree of bugs if you aren't careful. I know they are supposed to be high in protein, so I guess it's your choice but I doubt it would be all too enjoyable whilst trying to navigate the path. 2. Mind where you are going! Mountain biking paths are extremely narrow, and meant for one bike to go at a time, certainly no more and no less, so there's a very minuscule width to navigate through, and any small miss maneuver could have you running into a tree (like my poor mother did, don't tell her I mentioned it on here) or crashing. And we definitely don't want that if we can help it. This is an awesome bike trail, all things otherwise said!! Forum Tower Loop is the bike trail belonging to Lions Conservancy park, which winds right along the Red River and goes for approximately a mile. There's another trail on the other side of the river which is in a different park. An awesome addition is that there is a map of this trail, as well as a QR code you can scan while there, which uploads an electronic map and some other useful information right to your phone. There are small signs nailed on various trees all throughout the trail, and orange flags or spray paint when there aren't signs to help you stay on track. It's a great help. If you are more advanced, the trail does feature some trick spots, where there are jumps and other cool things (I stayed FAR clear of these). For being in Fargo, this bike path was surprisingly beautiful. As I mentioned, it goes right along the river and it's hilly and woody, so it's about as good of views as you can hope for. We also spotted a deer and some turkey, and I mean that's pretty prime nature viewing! This is, North Dakota, after all. XD If you're looking for something fun and different to do in Fargo (because let's be real, people are looking what to do in Fargo often bc there's not much) and a way to get exercise, definitely come check this trail and the other one out!!

Amazing it was so beautiful. I went down the beginner trail so I could go slow. There was so many…read morerivers and beautiful spots.

Golf course is great and even take lessons here but my god that older guy (Bill?) in the office…read morethat has hair like a pedophile jimmy neutron on meth needs to go. There was an issue with a flooding in the bathroom and we went to tell him and he blew me off and told me to tell the bartender. That's a your problem. Not a my problem. Way to care about your own workplace! Also he's very condescending because I had two tee times and warned me to not meet up later to combine. I said 'I know the rules..I've been playing for thirty years...' and he continued with telling me to not join up. Retire already or go work at El Zagal if you're going to be that cranky unless you're still paying alimony which I can't imagine why someone would divorce you.

A great place to golf and they even have some heartstopping winter activities. The course is…read morebeautiful, restaurant delicious and service is top notch. The south location has a different view and the shots don't quite go the same distance, different shots too tip them back @ 3 and a half Per Minute worth it!

Aaand welcome to the creatively named Milwaukee Middle Park, aka Milwaukee Mini Park #2! That's…read moreright, one of 3 parks with the same name, but certainly not ranked the same. I'd give the North park (#1) the top spot for sure. This one would come in a close second. There's a regular old playground, the big long walking/ running path that passes the park, and even a small frolf course. The thing I found the coolest about the middle park, though, is that there is a "bike repair" station-- literally a little post that has wrenches, a tire pump, and all kind of other tools and gadgets to fix any kind of issue your bike may have, all free of charge. Pretty neat if you ask me!

Amazing experience. Amazing customer service. The rooms are well designed and put together. Great…read morefamily fun. Will definitely be coming back!!

I have been going to Micks scuba for 5 years now. The service is excellent and the staff is very…read morepolite and very knowledgeable. The training courses are very informative. I would recommend micks scuba for anyone wanting to dip their toe in the water or get advanced training in scuba diving.

Very Knowledgeable instructors. They where great to work with in the pool, classroom and at the…read morelake. I will be taking more classes from them. Thanks. AJ