I just enjoy playing this course. One of my Go To's! Layout is fair, and yet challenging. Play…read moreis typical on pace @ 4-4:15 hr round. Highly recommend!

This course is set up for all skill levels. It has a decent layout and was in great shape.read more

This park is the location where the Eagle Up Ultra race is held annually in June. This was our…read moresecond visit to this park for this event. It's a nice venue for a race. Parking is ample and there were ports potties set up for participants. There is a sheltered area and a playground for the kiddos. There were plenty of grassy areas for participants to pitch tents also. Plus, there is a nice 5 mile path around the park which is pretty flat. This path stays open during the race, so you'll see bikers, runners, and walkers using the path. A lot of the path is shaded which is nice too. The park is well-kept and you'll also see an occasional turtle along the canal. We'll be back next year!

This is a great Disc Golf course. Just be prepared to climb some hills and search through some…read morebushes if you have an off throw. For some reason if I have a clear fairway I through straight but if I'm surrounded by bushes I throw the discs right into them. One of the better workouts I've had on a disc golf course. Highly recommend

Awesome park with some scenic views.. Great for disc golf or just to hike threw. There's trails…read morecutting threw by the playground area and a pavilion above that. The only bad thing about this park is the putrid smell off a southern wind from the paper mill.

First off, I am a straight up beginner. I can tell Off the…read morebat that this course would be a lot of fun if I was better. To be honest I was petrified of losing one of the only three discs I own. Lots of ponds and water obstacles. With that said, it is a very fun sport and will definitely be back after I improve my game at more beginner level courses.

This is definitely a challenging course. It has a lot of different terrain to deal with including…read morewater hazards and hills. I'm a casual disc golfer meaning that I go about twice a month at the most. This course seems to be set up a little more for the more avid disc golfers. Every time that I've gone, there has been quite a few avid players. I don't know if professional is the term for them but they are close to it. I usually feel a little out of my league when I play there. Two of the holes focus on a water hazard that for a casual disc golfer are a bit more challenging than I care to attempt. The first one angles across a decent size pond. The other one has the basket directly beside the pond. For me personally, I have no desire to get close to losing my disc in the water. If you want a challenging course, then this is a pretty good course. If you're a casual disc golfer, then I think there are some other courses in the area that might be a little more enjoyable. I'm just really not that big of a fan of the setup of the course. One cool thing about the course though is the fact that it does have 24 holes instead of the conventional 18 holes in case you want to skip the water hazard holes.

Jim York's DDPYoga class is the best all-around fitness program I have experienced in my 30+ years…read moreof adult fitness. The DDPYoga program is designed to meet the needs of all age, fitness, and experience levels within the same workout. That may sound like a ridiculous claim, but modifications are woven into the fabric of each course. This has been documented in several reviews of DDPY by both mainstream and fitness-oriented publications. On off days I have used the workouts on DVD and the DDPYogaNow app, and while those are very good on their own, Jim's instruction adds elements that further enhance the quality of the program. His clients have ranged in age from 10 to 86. At 54 I have not been in better condition since competing in college athletics and teaching aerobics classes in the 1980s. If anyone is questioning my knowledge on this subject, please note that I have an extensive background in adult fitness including industrial rehab, cardiac rehab, and corporate fitness. I have a BS in physical education with a health minor, and an MA in education - curriculum and instruction. I have nearly 30 years in education, and I know that nothing is more important in any class or program than good teaching. Jim York will give you that.

Sidney is a great teacher! The class was amazing. Definitely would come back very soonread more

I wasn't expecting to like yoga this much. I've taken yoga classes before at various rec centers,…read morebut this is different. This is a real workout. I love the Strong-Basics classes. The instructors do a great job talking you through the poses, which is helpful if you don't know what you're doing. YogaStrong also offers beginner classes which help explain what's going on in the Strong classes so you can do the poses correctly. The Strong yoga is a great workout because it consists of a mix of planks, lunges, yoga poses, and stretching. The heated studio is amazing too! I love sweating off the calories and I look forward to going into the studio on cold days. What I like about YogaStrong is the huge variety which ensures that the classes are never boring. Not only are there a variety of classes offered (Strong, Strong-Basics, Yin, Slow Flow Meditation, Beginner, etc...), the classes themselves are varied due to different instructor styles. I've taken the Strong-Basics classes several times and each instructor runs it differently. The other great thing is the availability of classes. Classes start at 5:30 AM and run until 9:15 PM so you can always find SOMETHING. In the last three weeks of attending, I've lost a few pounds and gained strength and flexibility. This studio is a bit pricey, but they give discounts for veterans and students. I'm taking college classes, so that's nice. I bought the monthly-student-unlimited plan (you have to show a bill or course schedule as proof. They don't look at student ID cards). If I attend at least 6 times per month, it's worth it financially. I've been attending 4 to 5 times per week! So basically my classes are turning out to be around 4 bucks a class. If you buy the monthly plan, really take advantage of it to make it worth the money. This is a lifestyle change for me. Really. I wasn't expecting to love Yoga, but now that I'm doing it the RIGHT way and the REAL way, I'm in love. I'm excited about the future. I can't wait to see where my strength and flexibility will be at this time next year! I have rheumatoid arthritis, so to have discovered a way to feel strong and in more control of my body has been emotionally uplifting and empowering. I'm more positive about my disease and what the future holds for my body. I CAN DO THIS. Thank you Yoga Strong!!!

Great course w/ awesome water features. Staff were some nice kids. Used our free round from the…read moresummer package for 2. Played upper course, more hilly. Had nice water fall & creek. Smooth carpet & river rock landscaping. $12 for 18 or $19 for both.

We visited as part of the package with Dutch Host Inn. There are two choices for, the water a and…read morethe barn. We chose the water. The course was meticulously clean and well maintained. At the start if the course there is a practice green. There are some pretty standard holes but there are also some with unique twists, including actual water hazards. Those holes have rescue nets so it is clear that it os a common occurrence for a ball to end up in the water. It definitely made it more challenging and interesting. The end of the course has a bonus hole where you try to get a hole in one for a chance to win a free game. It was obviously challenging but not impossible. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Overall, a fun way to spend some time while in Amish County

Wow! What a location. Middle of summer and I'll tell you.. I'm choosing to play pickleball INSIDE…read more Beautiful facility. Great owners. Friendly staff. Can't take the heat? Get in the kitchen at Cookin pickleball club!! Huge!

I'm surprised there are no other reviews in here! This facility is pristine, HUGE, and provides all…read morethe services and facilities that a pickleball player could want. I believe they have 8 indoor courts and many different activities foe members and visitors alike. The staff is amazing and always willing to lend a hand. The facility has open play and reservable courts. To get your $ worth out of the membership, you would need to play often and take advantage of the perks. It's your best option in Stark County, especially in bad weather or winter! Pickleball On, Everyone!