My husband and I have been attending the Salem Fitness Center off and on for a year or so and we…read morelove it! The staff and volunteers are friendly as are the fellow members. The equipment in both the cardio room and weight room are very clean. I was definitely surprised by how many different machines they have for such an affordable fee, we pay only $46 for both of us per month. The only thing I wished was different are the weekend hours. Sometime it's hard for us to get to the gym between 9am and noon on Saturdays and it sucks that we can't even go to the gym on Sundays since they're closed all day.

Very nice golf course. Well maintained and a friendly staff. The back 9 is more wide open than the…read morefront. However, the course overall is pretty open. There are a few bunkers that need maintenance after the flooding from the storm. The course was not super crowded and pace of play was very reasonable.

My partner and I drove out here from Ballwin, about 1.5 hours away, with our dog when it was nice…read moreoutside one day. I wasn't expecting much, but wow, was it worth the drive! The water in the sanctuary area is soooo blue. I couldn't believe my eyes. We walked along that part first, then walked past the hatchery. It was so cool to see the trout in different stages of life. Dogs aren't allowed to swim in the sanctuary or hatchery, and since we have a lab who's obsessed with the water, we kept walking to reach a spot where she could at least touch it. Lots of people were fishing, so we kept walking until we found a spot where she could splash around. As you can see from the photo, she had a wonderful time. We kept her leash on and I'd recommend others do the same. We didn't want her to get caught on a fishing line or scare any fish away that people were trying to catch. We paid $5 to get into the park as we were driving in, and we were able to pay with a credit card. There was plenty of parking even though it was the weekend. Definitely recommend for a day trip from the STL area!

From Manchester, MO I can be trout fishing in 90 minutes. I wanted to make one more trip before the…read moretrout fishing season closes on October 31. First time catching a bluegill at this park. The leaves were falling continuously from the trees which made the experience more beautiful. We had a blast.

Very pricey for what you get. After a big fee to get in everything costs. Tables are $55 minimum…read more You have to pay for life vests which are required in certain areas. Very rocky, very hilly. The bathrooms are porta-potties which is nasty. Just believe the price is steep for what you get.

SO AMAZING SO FUN! Great team and great people…read moreMusic was 10/10 Definitely worth the money I want to live here!

Was in town on a fishing trip and stopped in. Great place for entertainment, huge game room, pool…read moretables bowling, almost anything you could think of, If I lived in the area I would be a regular.

went there with two families on new years eve day and were the only people bowling…read more The owner Jesse acted like he could give a shit that we spent $145 on bowling food and drinks. We asked if we could get a bucket of beers making it easier on him since he was the only one there and he said no. They only sell buckets of beer during league nights to league members. Whatever!! We just had him running back and forth from the bar to us and he seemed to get agitated. when another group of bowlers came in he placed them on the lane right next to us. with every lane open he couldn't put them one lane over?

What a fun experience! We were visiting for a bachelor/bachelorette trip and spent a day floating…read morein the river. The river is absolutely beautiful! We floated a lot of the time but also pulled off for snack breaks, swim breaks, exploring... We went with the rafts versus canoes so we could fit more of the group. We split up into 4 rafts of 4 people in each. They provide all of the tools you need but we brought along quite a bit to get us through the day. We brought coolers filled with food and drinks, sunscreen...I'd also highly suggest wearing water shoes of some sort as the rocks in the river are very tough on your feet otherwise. A lot of us wore Chacos which worked pretty good. My one complaint is that I wish there were markers along the river to tell you how much longer you have until you reach the meet up point for the bus ride back. We were a bit anxious not knowing! Overall a super fun experience and I'd suggest booking if you're in the area!

An absolute gem! The owner is an older gentleman and is very helpful, I heard he's been doing this…read more44yrs. Sign in and sign up was a breeze, the river was awesome! It's at 54 degrees year round, so it's pretty cool HOWEVER, it's spring fed and super clear. I highly recommend this place and also recommend the Current River. Also, the kayaks are in amazing shape, like new.

Two nights in two clean cabins with all the necessay amenities. Brenda is a super sweet lady and…read morethe price was right.

We had stayed there many times for trout fishing trips. Not fancy but very economical and clean…read more Most necessary items are provided (cooking, bedding, bathing). Brenda is a very kind and friendly host.

Not everyone can say that they have trekked across the vast good 'ole USA on a cross-country trip…read more Well my little booty can say I have: twice in fact. Once taking northern route from Ohio through states like Nebraska, Iowa, Colorado, and Nevada and now the southern route along historic Route 66 (currently US 44). This trip began in Chicago before concluding in Los Angeles and started at about 6pm which meant driving through St. Louis and deciding to stop for the night around midnight. Where was the stop? Budget Deluxe Motel in Rolla, Missouri. Where the heck is Rolla, Missouri you ask? I can't answer that. It's the middle of nowhere near the Ozarks at the intersection of US 44 (route 66) and 63. Nestled by a gas station and the freeway; Budget Deluxe Motel is literally a roadside roof over the heads of travelers but certainly not a destination spot. The reason we decided to stay the night at this establishment was merely because we were exhausted and the attendant at the gas station said "You can get away with more at this motel. Less cops ". Not sure what that means except that maybe the hotel across the street has prostitutes and drug busts? Lord knows. Either way, we were famished and just wanted a bed. Walking into the main office is like walking into a hillbilly throwback. This place genuinely feels like the South and is terribly outdated. The front desk woman (Budget Deluxe is family-owned and maintained); announced that they had one room available on the first floor with double beds. This would be $39.95 plus $5 per adult. Yeah, they charge per adult. One can pretty much tell from the exterior of this motel what to expect on the inside... No bells or whistles... But I was even more disappointed than I would have thought. Budget Deluxe has old-school physical keys (not the plastic door keys) to rooms and I opened it with difficulty. Literally, because the carpet is up against the bottom of the door and inhibits smooth opening. Once I used my gym -strengthened arms to push through; my eyes gazed upon a room that looked straight out of 1979 but I suppose it is 1982 when the motel was built. This place has late 70s/80s furnishings, an old large tube TV that people throw away at curbs, and a sink counter that looks straight out of a jail cell. There is an old microwave, old small coffee maker, and a mini-fridge, though. The bathroom of Budget Deluxe is sort of what did me in to more disgust. The cramped quarters features a toilet which ran and there was... wait for it... pubic hair on the floor and in the shower! Um, what?! Don't they wash/clean this place?! Thank God I had travel Lysol spray. The mattress was actually suitably comfortable but I was awoken in the morning to construction at the gas station and loud banging from upstairs. Not the most pleasant wake up call. At the 11am checkout, I returned the keys to the motel staff whom were actually kind and friendly. But I couldn't get out fast enough. So what's the conclusion about Budget Deluxe? If you are exhausted and want to spend minimal bucks for a roof over head and don't care about outdated amenities and pubic hair... then Budget Deluxe is your place. It's literally just that: a roof over your head as I was too grossed out to even shower here. Otherwise, perhaps you should travel onwards to the next stop.

The Channel 70 Productions transport crew overnighted here. It was easy to park the grip truck…read moreright outside the room. Check in was easy, the internet connection was fast, and the rooms were clean and quiet. The microwave was perfect for nuking some popcorn. This Budget Deluxe goes on our 'approved' list.