We went here for the zombie paint ball hay ride. It cost $20 to ride with $10 for an extra 100…read morepaintballs It was supposed to be 15 minutes, seemed to be more like $10. Zombies didn't come very close and there weren't very many. Guns were secured to truck and they were just pellets. Was not worth the money! I expected it to be a little more creepy and have more zombies jumping out.

We went for the zombie paintball ride and it was really fun. You're on a trailer thing that's…read moreequipped with paintball guns and then driven through the course. Zombies are stationed around and you shoot them. Really fun time, only wish it was a little longer.

Went into the store today, fully intending to purchase a brand new shadow systems pistol, optics,…read moreadditional magazines, ammo and holsters, but they would not allow me to take the slide off of the pistol to ensure that I liked the way it worked. When I was talking to the manager about it another employee with a tattoo on his head said that's fine, there's the door. This place was highly recommended by a friend, but this is absolutely not the level of service. I expect I will not ever purchase anything from here and will forewarn everyone I know not to do business with this place. Super disappointed I made the drive here for this type of interaction.

This was the worst gun range experience I have ever had. I came here with my brother-in-law and as…read moresoon as we came to the check-in desk, the man behind the counter condescendingly told my brother-in-law, "That can't go in my range!" At first, neither of us knew what he was referring to and then he pointed out the empty juice bottle my brother-in-law was looking to throw out. We paid to use the range, $33, which is more expensive than any shooting range I have ever been to. We went into the range, I unpacked my range back and set up our first target. I shot the target six times with a double-action revolver. Immediately I heard the range safety officer scream, "GET OUT!" At the moment I was confused with what was going on and why this man was running up to me and screaming into my face. "No rapid fire! GET OUT!" He continued to scream. I didn't feel I shot very fast at all, but I was not going to argue with an angry man with a loaded gun at his side who was getting uncomfortably close to me. I re-packed all of our things and we left. When we got back to my in-laws' house, we explained what happened to my father-in-law and he said it seemed rather harsh. We got kicked out with no warning and in an extremely rude manner. He called the place and spoke with the manager and the manager claimed that the reason we got kicked out with no warning was not just because I broke their "one shot per second" rule, but because my brother-in-law and myself had already been there "about two weeks ago" and we had broken several rules back then as well and caused trouble. He specifically mentioned that my name was brought up several times and I was a chronic rule breaker and that what had happened today was just the last straw. Neither of us have ever been to this shooting range in our whole lives. I have been at Big Boys before. One time. Almost three years ago; and I didn't use their range facilities. I only browsed their gun store, but I did not buy anything as I thought the price for they were charging was too high. Now, I was upset I had been told (or rudely screamed at) to leave, but at least up until that point I could have understood their reasoning. They had a rule and I had broken it. Maybe they're just that strict. However, someone accusing me of being a troublemaker with a history of rule-breaking and to be told that the range staff already know me by name because of all the trouble I have caused at this place when this was my first time at the facility is where I have to draw the line. Let me say this again, this was my first time using the Big Boys shooting range. I have never in my life shot any firearm at this facility. My brother-in-law not only had never been to Big Boys, he had never gone to ANY shooting range before. Now the manager and range officer are claiming that we have been there before and acted in such a reckless manner that my name is well-known to all the staff so they know to look out for me in case I ever turn up there again. At this point, I spoke with the manager who claimed that they "know" I have been there. At this point, my mother-in-law asked when exactly I have been at this range. How do staff at a range I have never been to know my very specific and unusual name that is so unusual that I have never even met anybody besides family members who has my same last name, let alone my full name. Manager claimed that he had the waiver I had allegedly signed on the previous times I had been at the range "causing trouble" and that he would get back to us. Several minutes later, he says he was just informed that these waivers are only held for 48 hours so he can't provide it. My mother-in-law then asks for some kind of proof of my alleged previous visits I made to the range. After several minutes, the manager called back saying he was sorry and that it was a case of me being mistaken for somebody else. He apologized several times to her and said that it was the range officer's mistake and that he would talk to him and that he still wishes for my brother-in-law to come over sometime. This was the first and only time I will ever give this place my business. My family and extended family will not be giving this place their business either. I will go out of my way any chance I can to let people know to steer clear of this place.

This is a truly awesome gun club with a variety of ranges. We had an OCU Law Pistol Shoot with…read moreinstructors and it was very fun. I think it was held at the small bore range. There are also cool Western-style backdrops you can use with Saloons etc and there are events where you can dress like a cowboy etc. Highly recommended if you want to practice your shooting or for group events!

If you plan to carry and handgun, you need this training. Like many other people I have shot on the…read morerange for a period of time, you quickly realize this prepares you for nothing. This class give you a better chance of staying alive should you ever be approached or attacked in a gun event. Just shooing on the range is a false sense of security, This class advanced my knowledge a lot, but at the same time helped my realized why more advanced training with T.A.C. will be beneficial.

Houston is a fantastic teacher. While safety was his number 1 priority he made it equally clear…read morethat our learning the fundamentals to build a strong foundation was a core of his philosophy as well. His patience was seemingly infinite and tailored his instruction to each of us as we went along. He took the time to make sure each of us were brought along on the journey. The highest compliment I can pay him is that I cannot wait to take all the courses he teaches and recommend him to my friends and colleagues as well.

We drove all the way from to Houston to kayak here! This is the whitewater course where the canoe…read moreand kayak events will be held for the LA Olympics. It was about $33 a day for the kayak pass, which gives you access to the whitewater course. You need to bring your own kayak for this pass, and I'm not sure if they do rentals. It was very fun with an easier and a more difficult course, and there's a conveyor belt that takes you up to the top. While this was fun, I don't think some of the staff were doing their jobs well. There was someone releasing tubers right in front of our boats coming down. They clearly weren't looking out for kayakers beforehand, and this was such a safety issue. Some of the staff at the counter also did not seem to know how to check people in. Before our visit, we called multiple times during their business hours, but they never answered.

Taking advantage of our Season Pass, went rafting today. Hayden, very large experienced guy gave…read moreus new ways on how to raft and enter the rapids. My son and nephew had a blast. They are already planning on our return visit.

100% recommend this place! We took the private class lessons and rentals which only costed us 25…read morebucks (at the time of this writing). Our instructor was super helpful, giving us many tips and instructions on how to properly shoot an arrow accurately and safely. Having not done archery since middle school, our instructors definitely refreshed our memories on proper shooting form and go from hitting the back wall to getting decent groups. When you go here, you rent a lane and it is for an unlimited amount of time until you become bored or tired. This place is really cheap for a lot of fun.

We love this place!! David helped us so much for my daughter who is just starting out in archery!…read moreWe bought a left handed bow which is way hard to find and the price was very reasonable and it's pink! Can want for it to come it! They also have an archery club every Thursday which my daughter is very excited for!

I took my concealed carry classes here!…read more Great folks!

From a past experienced shooter, this was a great course for newbie first time gun owners…read moreinterested primarily in self protection and exercising your 2nd amendment rights. Also he kept the newbie level instruction interesting enough with his knowledge and enthusiasm keeping my pain level as an experienced shooter low (very appreciated) Instructor was efficient, thorough, concerned, not rushed, smart, and taught a very useful course not cutting any corners. Range qualification waived for certain experienced shooters, military ex police, etc etc under some circumstances, (not all) saving some time and some minor net. Full price for class and range time is currently $65, with approved exemption $55 (this can vary) Range time qualification is usually done on a superset day. Classroom, slide show, large multiple HD screens, lighting, cleanliness, restrooms, snacks and water, privacy, and sound levels were all excellent and right on point. My wife is getting her training next and I've already decided she won't go anywhere else. Well done not just checking the box or fulfilling minimum requirements.

It was the worst horse trail ride I've ever been on. The ole man was rude, give no instructions,…read morestated that he doesn't believe in HELMETS when I asked for one for my child. They sent us on our way with a guide tour in the VERY back that was 16 yrs old! The trail was SO unsafe ( tight roping, with steep down trails ect! My daughter was getting left behind as her horse was extremely slow. Half the time we didn't know where we were going. My horse was VERY stubborn. So glad I didn't take our grandma that used to ride because this was so unsafe. The trough looked extremely dirty it was like a dark green color. We were crossing roads that cars had to yield to us. I DO NOT RECOMMEND the Riding Stables for everyone!

I've been here numerous times with my wife and daughter, and we've always had a great time! Donny…read moreis a straight to the point, no BS type of guy. I guess for some people that comes off as "rude," but I prefer it and he's always great with my kids. A fun place for any skill level. (My daughter's first ride was here.)