Up the little drive off the main road is a bar open to the public. We got cold beers and pub chips…read morethat were really tasty. You cannot beat the prices. This is a nice home town bar with the NFL games on, a good vibe and a nice view outside. I also went to bingo on Monday. The hall there is big. Bingo was fun and run well. Such nice people working it. When I am in town again I'll go back!

The American Legion Post 199 may not like the adjective, but "cute" is the descriptor that comes to…read moremind when I think of this compact nine-hole course just a few minutes drive south of E'ville's downtown. If it weren't for the sign, you'd never know it was there, across the street and up the hill from Lincoln Middle and Woodland Elementary Schools, bounded by the "Grandview" subdivision to the east and just woods and a bike path away from the "Esic" subdivision to the south. Some on-site memorabilia reminds you that the Legion has sponsored some mean baseball teams, too.

Open March 18,2024. Small greens that roll true. You'll use…read moreall your clubs. Very reasonable prices. Golf leagues almost everyday except Friday. Call the clubhouse to find a league. Yes there is ladies and seniors leagues available.

-10/12. Don't ever go to this country bumpkin dirt patch. They didn't honor my golf now tee time…read more Made me wait for four foursomes and then have the nerve to charge me even more than the price on golf now. I guess they have long time members or something. The foursomes were on their second 9 and they still let them go first. Should tear this down and expand the park.

We've been to Park North a couple of times and had a lot of fun! Love their Trackman technology…read more The facility is clean and the employees are friendly. Haven't tried the restaurant yet; saving that for another trip. The only downside of our two visits was that was was cold both times and the heaters in their hitting bays do not do a very good job of keep you warm, and since the bays face the North, it gets pretty darn cold even on nicer winter days.

Wonderful gem of a place in the heart of St. Charles. Easy to get to from I-70 and affordable,…read moreclean, accessible, friendly, and just overall top notch for a driving range. If I lived closer, I'd be there all the time! $12 for an XL bucket of balls and covered bays to hit from, which is wonderful in the heat of summer or even in the rain! You can get ice cream and even have your clubs regripped for a very reasonable price. They said if you drop off the club, you can pick it up the next day. I cannot say enough good things about this place. I think every driving range should be like this even at some high end country club! Well done and see you soon.

I've been coming here for years. Great selection of newer mats and large grass tee area. Also has a…read morechipping area to work on that short game and a mini golf course to enjoy with the family! Prices on baskets are more than reasonable compared to other places in the metro area. All in, a great place to enjoy the game of golf!

Best mini golf and batting cages in the STL area! Visited with friends on a nice Saturday…read moreafternoon, and we had a great time. Played a round of mini golf, and enjoyed their course. They keep it well maintained and it is fairly challenging. $7.25 per person, so pretty average on pricing. Also used the batting cages for a bit, and those were fun. $1.25 per 14 pitches! Great for families, groups or friends, or just dates.

We had a great time zip lining here. Our tour guides Zack and Chuck were great and funny. We where…read morethe last tour of the day. The tour felt a little rushed. In the description of the tour it said the 4 zip lines, atvs, and 2 suspension bridges. The att description is a little misleading. The ATVs were to get you from the chair lifts to the first zip line and to take you back to the chair lifts after the last zip line. The tour guides did a great job of telling you about the zip lines. They also allowed you time to take photos of the scenery which was absolutely amazing. We there there during the fall as the leaves were changing. Zac and Chuck our tour guides were a lot of fun and the zip lines where great. But please note they want you there 30 mins early however when taking the chair lift up to the zip lining office takes about 30 mins. So make sure you give yourself extra time. We got there about 40 mins early and made it right at our start time. They did give us a call to see if we were still on our way, we let them know we were still in the stair lift. Definitely recommend this zip line.

I went for my 40th birthday and had a blast the tour guides were excellent and very knowledgeable.read more

This is my first time rock climbing and I had an incredible time! I went with a small group of…read morefriends thinking this place would be packed since it was Saturday but the all around atmosphere of the place was calm and uplifting. There was no pressure to try any of the climbs they had and we were able to take our time and climb for HOURS. We got here around 3pm and left around 6:40 and we had a great time! All the gear here at upper limits are reliable and the people here were super friendly! Would definitely recommend this place for beginners and advanced climbers alike!

I hadn't gone rock climbing in years and me and my boyfriend found a Groupon to go for pretty cheap…read moreso we thought why not give it a go. We went on a Saturday morning soon after opening and it was packed. Check in was easy and quick and I got a brief orientation before starting to climb. Since it was crowded there was an occasional wait to climb certain walls but it gave me a much needed rest between climbs. I also tried bouldering for the first time which was pretty fun and different.

I would be hard pressed to find a Hotz park that I wasn't a fan of. This is the second Hotz park…read moreI've visited, but the first I've reviewed on Yelp. This particular park is notable because it's only 0.2 acres, the smallest park in the city of Edwardsville. Located at St. Louis and Randle Streets, there isn't much to it. No playground equipment, no fountain, however it hosts a bench and a stone bearing a bronze plaque, commemorating the city's five resident governors.