They don't actually have a hot tub like they say on the website. Sauna was depressingly not warm…read more Spent 20 minutes in there and was not dry. Many lockers had mold growing in them. Definitely not worth $15 for a day pass

Per the YMCA organization, their mission statement is to, "To put Christian principles into…read morepractice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all". Unfortunately this particular location has dropped the ball by shamming a mother for breastfeeding her baby in a public setting. Not only was she shammed, but she was then told to leave the area she was currently breastfeeding, and then treated with disrespect and rudeness when she reached out to higher authorities. Not only is this not an example of Christian like behavior, but it also goes against this companies very own mission statement of building a healthy body, AND breaks federal law. I highly support staff members going through an intensive training dedicated to upholding federal standards that effect their members, as well as replacing the CEO who is incapable of supporting federal laws.

The name "classic" is fitting because this place hasn't been updated since the 70s. This place is…read morein need of some serious work. We bowled two games and continually had to re-rack. They eventually moved us to another lane but we had the same issues so we cut our visit short. Shoe rentals are nasty and the whole place could use a cleaning. Food is decent and the beer was cold so that's the only thing preventing it from being a 1-star review. We'll go elsewhere from now on.

This is a great place with friendly folks running it. They upgrade as they can and have a nice…read moreselection of food to eat. Very clean and plenty of fun. Cosmic bowling in the evening is the best part. 2 hours of fun for all!

Visually, this is an incredibly beautiful place. And it was once a very quiet/peaceful/relatively…read morenatural one too. That's until the geniuses at Nebraska Game & Parks decide to install an ugly, noisy, multi-station "shooting range" in this once-beautiful park. Now, most times it's pleasant enough for visitors to want to find a little peace and quiet and enjoy some nature, you'll be treated instead to loud volleys of gunfire echoing through the the Wildcat Hills (including nearby public land parcels Buffalo Creek and Montz Ranch). The Nature Center was expanded at the same time as the "shooting complex" was installed, which is fortunate, since that is likely the only place you'll see much "nature" amidst the noise. The "shooting range" is only several hundred *feet* from the Nature Center, so have fun enjoying the "natural" noise as you take in the views. Big ugly berms now block views to the south from the park road...presumably to prevent stray gunfire from hitting vehicles. Thinking of enjoying some nice peaceful camping? The prevailing winds and sound-amplifying effects of the Hills means you'll be "enjoying" the gunfire from any of the park's designated camping areas. So put on some noise-canceling headphones, maybe with an app that plays some "natural" sounds, and enjoy your visit. Or keep driving and spend your tourist dollars on a place where the interests of a few (but very noisy) "shooters" don't outweigh those of the many.

Love this place, a little piece of the forest in a plains arearead more

Driving from Fort Collins to Rapid City, my family was fortunate to add this Oregon Trail stop on…read morethe way. The park rangers at this monument are awesome and truly care about its history. If you can add this in with your travels, you won't be upset. I wouldn't go way out of my way to visit, but if you can add it to your itinerary with a less than annoying drive deviation, it is fantastic. Side note, it was raining the day I went. I drove up to the top but couldn't see the view due to the weather. But, I could tell, on a nice day, it would be amazing. Lots of history here. Enjoy!

Absolutely love the history and the scenery up here. So many trails goi g different directions…read more Good signage. The adorable little guy at the ranger station was the absolute sweetest man and reminded me of my grandpa would have love to bring a picnic lunch and just spend the day exploring the trails. Epic view! Visit here. And hey FEE FREE!! My absolute FAVORITE price!

The staff does not respond timely to emails;and does not answer the phone or return voicemails…read more The location is clean and simple, but for a larger RV/camper, the trees need to be trimmed. Also, it's important to note that this location is about 200yards from a major railway crossing. This equates to high-decible train horns about every 15 minutes day and night. To top that off, the neighboring community (about 100 feet from the edge of the campground sites) have some enthusiastic roosters.

I want to say that we reserved, but didn't stay. So many Amazing reviews on the site, we booked it…read more But once learning the restrooms are closed. I called. Sue called me back, what a lovely lady. I hope we get to stay with her on our next trip. Classy and kind.

We really enjoyed an afternoon at the Riverside Discovery Center. It was just before Halloween so…read morethere were many carved pumpkins lining the entry. There were also dozens of places to take photos with Halloween wooden cutouts. The animals were all friendly and we took a ton of photos. We especially loved the petting zoo as the animals wanted to be pet. The kids did an archeological "dig" and enjoyed the roaming peacocks. There was a lot to do there and we spent several hours enjoying our trip. Here are a few of our photos.

We did really enjoy our visit to this location. I would love to give more stars, but they just…read moredidn't really have as much to see as I would have liked. We wandered around mostly watching the peacock. Apparently there was an incident with the big cats, so they were...no longer with us. The "petting" area was lackluster and downright confusing, although the goats were so sweet. Loved seeing the orangutans and spider monkeys, poor things. The splash pad was also down the day we were there.