If you're looking for an inexpensive, fun family or friends activity, try the Water Golf on City…read moreIsland. A miniature golf course with eighteen holes overlooking the scenic Susquehanna River. It takes about an hour to play the 18 holes. It's not as easy as it looks; skill is required to get the golf ball in the holes. There's even a little stand to get a bite to eat or ice cream and slushies.

Been Years since we played miniature golf on City Island! One of the best overall miniature golf…read morecourses in the USA! While it looks easy its holes are extremely deceptive! Overall fun for the whole family! No we're not sharing our scores!

They need someone/ranger to help with pace of play. The foursome in front was sooo slow and no one…read morewas in front of them!

Really fun course. Probably the best one in Carlisle. It also has a fun walking trail that goes…read morearound it which is great if golf isn't your thing.

Absolutely fantastic 18 hole, pitch and putt par 3 course. Loved the course and the variety of the…read moreholes. Very laid back vibe.

This is an awesome par 3 course!!! we went yesterday and were so impressed with how well kept the…read morecourse was for the price we paid. The staff was super friendly and you can even rent clubs if needed. It was only $12 per person for 18 holes, which is cheaper then mini golf at some places! Nice mix of sun and shade.

4 simulator bays. Very clean. Matt and Jeff both helpful got us going with tracker setup. I…read moredon't know if competitors have local golf courses loaded on their systems but these guys do! We were the only ones there on a cold Black Friday morning but this is a convenient location so I'm sure things will pickup as word gets out about the change from the Golf Garage to White Rose under new management. You may need Google to help you find it. We'll be back soon.

A fun, inexpensive way to have some fun with family and friends, young and old!…read more Multiple fee schedules to fit your budget and amount of time you want to be there. A small little snack bar with a variety of choices and good coffee! This is non-smoking and no alchohol facility. Employees are helpful, friendly and full of advice if needed!

Great bowling alley! Went to a tournament for a non-profit for adults with IDD, great place, great…read morestaff, including the restaurant staff within.

If I was just rating the golf course it would be a 2 star rating. The fairways are in rough shape,…read moremost of the fairways have huge sections of just dirt and dead grass. The tee boxes aren't much better which goes for the driving range also. The greens however are immaculate! You can tell they focus on the putting surfaces and nothing else. If they can get the fairways and tee boxes up to par (pun totally intended) I would bump this review up a star. The restaurant makes up for what the course is lacking. The beer selection is great they have a wide range of good micro brews on tap. Good selection of liquor(including a bottle of 20 yr Pappy!) Looking forward to playing here again if they can get the fairways improved!

Staff is extremely rude and condescending. Guy at the skate concession was rude when we asked for…read moreskates, we used the wrong term when referring to the type of skate and he was extremely condescending about it. Staring at us like he didn't know what we meant and then rudely correcting us in a condescending tone. then while skating we were approached by a worker and told to get closer to the middle or get off the rink because we were skating "too slow" for the outside, when we were skating at a normal pace. We told him we just wanted to be closer to the outside and felt more comfortable, and he just said "well sorry" and skated away. There are multiple skating rinks in this area that have never showed that kind of behavior and allowed anyone of any ability to skate. This is not one of them. They punish the "slower" (normal speed) skaters disguising it as "not wanting you to get hit" instead of the people zipping around and tripping people. Saying all this without even mentioning the fact that while skating I was approached by a man who I'm pretty sure either works there or is a regular, and he attempted to flirt with me. Very awkward and strange. I don't recommend this place.

***Our BLACK FAMILY was HARRASSED and RACIALLY PROFILED ***…read moreSarah was aggressive, dismissive, and unwilling to listen when we explained that the young man was not a minor, as she claimed. Despite his attempt to present valid identification proving he was 21 years old, Sarah refused to believe it, mocked the situation using air quotes about his "real age," and continued to escalate the issue. Once it became clear she could not justify her claim about his age, she abruptly shifted her reasoning, stating that he was not "chaperoning a child" and had to leave. The young man, like the rest of us, was a paying customer. He had purchased both entry and skate rental. There was absolutely no justification for the treatment he received--other than the fact that he is a young Black man. What made this even more painful was the clear contrast in how our white friend, who also had no skates and remained seated at our table, was completely ignored and never harassed by staff. The racial bias and discrimination from Sarah, the security guard, and other staff members were blatant. The overall environment was hostile, disrespectful, and unsafe. We ultimately made the decision to leave as a group, feeling dehumanized and unwelcome. To add further insult, the young man who had paid for entry and skate rentals was treated as if he were not a legitimate customer. The staff, including the girl at the skate rental window, were disrespectful when attempting to return our shoes, even citing minor issues like not "tucking" the laces into the skates. We were only at the facility for about an hour in total, but it was enough time to experience clear racial profiling, harassment, and unprofessional behavior by the staff. This is not the kind of experience any paying customer should ever endure.

This course infuriates me. Why? Because I always play sooooo poorly when I come here. In fact, the…read morelast two times that I have played at Creekside, I have left after 5 holes. That is how bad it went. The Course: The course is not hard; yet I disprove this statement every time I go here. For some reason, the front 9 just crushes me. From hole 1, through hole 5. Hole 1 starts off with a very short shot that you have to thread through a tight hole between the pavilion and a tree, or, you can opt to try and slice a disc (or flick a disc) from left to right around the first tree. It is an easy shot -- very beginner; but every time, I make a mistake. This is an ace-able hole. Then, frustrated, I walk to hole two that is nestled on the other side of a ditch with the creek running down the left side of the fairway -- like 10 feet away. Somehow, I always throw it into the creek -- through the rather dense tree line. The last two times, I had do go into the creek to retrieve my disc. Ridiculous. This is a very basic shot that (again) is ace-able -- definitely should be a birdie. Then you breeze by hole 3 and get to 4 which is nearly identical to 2. And the cycle continues. If you are not frustrated by your extremely embarrassing play by hole 5, the rest of the course if pretty enjoyable. The back 9 is where things get the most fun, and hole 16 (I think) is the signature hole with very high elevation shooting downward through a narrow chute of trees toward a blind basket. Great hole. It is a hike getting to the tee-box though. Despite my frustrations, this course is designed well-enough to be challenging and enjoyable. (4 / 5) Tee-Boxes and Pins: I need concrete pads to be effective. I have slipped on other surfaces way too many times. Creekside does feature some concrete tee-boxes, but they are extremely short. As in, less than a three-step approach. You will have to start way off the tee box to start, and measuring your strides is definitely something to be cognizant of. Personally, I can not comfortably throw at this course on these tee boxes. This may be why I struggle so much with the course. Honestly, I am so mindful of not rolling and ankle or slipping that my driving mechanics suffer. Pins: They are the high quality, Disc Catcher pins. They are also in relatively good shape (2 / 5: 1/5 for tee box, 4/5 for pins) Navigation/Layout: The course does take a little bit of detective work to find where you are going next; but it is still pretty straight-forward. hole 8 and 9 can get a little confusing as to where the Pin is from the tee box, and some of the back 9 can get a little bit difficult to see where you are throwing; but overall, the course is pretty intuitive and easy to follow. (4 / 5) Bugs: From May thru September, the bugs are pretty bad. Small little gnats of sorts that are constantly flying into your eyes, nose, and ears. It is very frustrating. Honestly, I can't find anything to fully deter them. Definitely bring sun glasses. (2 / 5) Crowd: There is almost never anyone else playing the course. Though, on hot summer days, people pull into the park and use the creek access. This will take hole 10 out of play. Additionally, although there aren't a lot of other disc golf players, there tend to be a lot of walkers utilizing the path that snakes around the front 9. They do not care, and walk unbearably slow. This can be frustrating. (3 / 5) Final Thoughts: There are several aspects of the course that I do like; but for whatever reason, this course always has my number. The combination of the frustrating tee boxes and the deceptively easy tee positions just gets me. Either way, if you want to play a leisurely round with a couple of friends, or by yourself, this is a good (local) option.