Very well kept, maintained, and managed facility. A little bit of a drive for me and a little pricy…read moreif just going for an hour. Parma woods is 5 dollars an hour, but if going for more than an hour this is the place. Also if you want to shoot past 100 yards they have 200 yard lanes here.

Great place and super friendly. Safe environment for teaching my 10 year old daughter to shoot and…read morepractice firearm safety. Staff is awesome, even had one of the range officers break out his .22 bolt action for my daughter to shoot. Great place and I highly recommend Hillsdale.

This is a great shop. I only come here for my firearm purchases. The staff are great…read more Knowledgeable, friendly, and patient. The gunsmith is super nice and helpful, and the prices are very reasonable. They usually have some good discount deals, too. Pair that with a nice indoor range, and you've got a great spot. 10/10 would recommend this shop to anybody.

Great selection of guns and ammo, really anything you need for your shooting adventures!read more

It can baffle the mind how few people are aware of this feline sanctuary. They are doing great work…read morehere for these big cats and a few other animals in their care. And every paid visit helps continue what they're doing for these creatures. A visit here includes detailed information about the sanctuary, its founders, and all the animals in their care. Crazy rescue stories, behavior and personalities of the big cats, and the expansion plans in progress to give more area to the animals. Located in Louisburg, KS, it can be a long drive to get there from downtown Kansas City, but it's totally worth it. And if you can, be sure to come during feeding time for even more educational information about the diets of these beautiful animals. You can see more of our experience on our YouTube travel channel: https://youtu.be/fxYtm4DJeUA

A friend brought me here for my birthday. The reserve is nice place to visit if you are interested…read morein rescued lions and tigers. They are family oriented and have a well stocked gift shop. Our tour guide was very informative, but may have tried to relay too much information as several in our group tended to wander as if losing interest. The group was 50/50 adults and children. The group in front of us moved out of sight while the group behind, caught up and had to wait, due in particular to our guide imparting a lot of information. I was touched by the fact that these animals came from private homes where they were neglected for the most part and in some cases, abused. I think Cedar Cove has done an excellent job caring for these wonderful creatures. It's a drive out but worth the trip to learn and support their efforts.

Greens are in horrible shape 5to 6 have little to no grass approches in poor condition. Ruffs has…read more vary little grass. Course needs some major help.

Drove from NE OP, about 50mins. Reasonable fees. The front 9 are shorter distance and the back 9…read morelong. Nice fairways and greens. Carts are not the best but better than walking. Man working in the club super nice! Club snacks and grill reasonably priced. We had a great time!

I enjoy this course for it's well planned layout. The beauty of nature mixed with great golf…read more The restaurant has some of the best buffalo chicken wings & wraps and is easy on the wallet. Almost every golfer I know recommends this course.

Golf staff (especially guy behind the counter in the golf shop) not friendly…read more Enjoyed the course. Just not the golf staff.

Like its adjacent neighbor to the west (Green Meadows Park), you can quickly immerse yourself in…read morenature at this beautiful, nicely maintained park. It is located along a creek in a nice residential area, so the sounds of traffic quickly disappear and are replaced by bird calls. Amenities include a play area with swings and a park bench, a small open area, and a 0.4 mile, nine feet wide, bike/hike trail winding through a wooded area. No dedicated parking was available, but I found parking at the one residential access trailhead on the end of the cul-de-sac near 157th & Reeds. Very nice.

Always helpful and polite. Will honestly answer any questions one may have. They are super friendly…read moreand knowledgeable. Great variety of firearms, and ammo. Great variety of knives as well. I needed ammo for a recent acquisition, and was offered a case discount even though I only got two boxes. I highly recommend you stop by and see them!

Very nice store! The owner Tim is a very nice person. He's very knowledgeable and a pleasure to do…read morebusiness with. His employees are alway knowledgeable and friendly as well. I highly recommend Midwest gun and supply!

My four year old has soccer here every Saturday and while it's not fancy, it's functional and works…read morewell for little ones. First thing to note is that this is way the heck out there. My parents live nearby so we're used to the drive this far out south, but you might think it's just south OP, it's really much further. The easiest way to find it is to take the exit on 69 for the OP Arboretum and keep going until you see signage for the soccer park. Once there, you'll want to pay close attention to what field you're on as there are TONS. If you enter from the east the field numbers will decrease in value. Once you find your area, you park, and so far, despite being there on Saturday mornings we haven't had a big issue with parking. There seems to be enough for the folks playing on the days we're around. Once you find your field it's easy enough from there. Keep in mind this is a pretty basic, no frills place to play soccer. I THINK there are maybe some indoor restrooms, though they are nowhere near our field and I typically walk by a porta potty on the way to soccer each weekend. Luckily for me our soccer only lasts about 45 mins so it hasn't been an issue yet. Once at your field you simply watch from the sidelines and the kiddos play. The only real critiques I have is that since it's so bare bones, it's real turf so there is a higher chance of rain outs playing here due to mud, I think it would be better if there was a real restroom easily accessible, and this is just me, but it's VERY windy out there so I always feel like I'm a pioneer out in the wilderness, but that's just me. Overall, it's a pretty decent spot to play, and I can get over my qualms for an easy in and out soccer game experience once a week.

Worse experience for 2 soccer tournaments through them. The referees do not know the game. They…read morehave feild Marshall's sitting with opposing teams in normal clothing and nothing to identify them as a field Marshall. They will not provide names nor do they state their position. I had to file a police report for harassment because it was so bad. STAY AWAY TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN AS HALF THEIR REFS AND MARSHALL'S ARE TEAM PARENTS THAT ARE UNFAIR.