I missed my calling as a cowboy. I know that after throwing axes at a wall for an hour as…read moreentertainment at Bellingham Axe. This is a great date idea or even a good destination for hanging out with buddies. The lane behind us was having a party where younger kids were there, so I don't believe it's 21+. They provide multiple types of throwing instruments which were decently sharp. The smaller axes and throwing knives were made by Smith & Wesson - so you feel like more of a bad @ss throwing them - and they were fun to throw. They also allowed me to perfect my form for throwing the larger axes, which was my favorite instrument. The staff provided guidance for throwing since it was our first time. They were also available throughout our session for follow-up questions and guidance on throwing which was very helpful. One of the best parts is the smell. As you enter, you're immediately hit with the smell of freshly chopped wood which is awesome. The decor is also very inviting with tons of pictures of happy axe-throwing customers lining the walls. There's a separate bar upstairs with interesting games to play and canned/bottled alcoholic beverages, hopefully for after you're done throwing axes!

Hosted a work event here for the second year in a row and it was perfect! So easy to coordinate…read morewith Mo, the food and ambiance is great!

My kiddo and I love summit! Staff is always very friendly, they clean every evening, and they do a…read moregreat job for birthday parties. Weekday afternoons/evenings are the best, it gets crowded on weekends

I am writing this to warn other parents about my experience at Summit Adventure Park today. If I…read morecould leave 0 stars I would, this place isn't just dangerous it needs to be shut down immediately! We had only been there for 20 minutes when I was approached by a manager who rudely demanded I stop taking photos of the facility. She was acting incredibly paranoid, accusing me of sending photos to a competitor(owner of mach1), and threatening to kick me out. It was clear she was more concerned about protecting the park's image than the safety of the children inside. The situation turned from unprofessional to dangerous when my daughter fell head-first into a large, gaping hole in the flooring near the ball pit. She began sliding into the void, and I had to physically jump and grab her legs to pull her out before she was seriously injured. When I brought this life-threatening hazard to the management's attention, they were not only dismissive but openly hostile. They had the audacity to blame my child for falling into an improperly marked hole, claiming that the minimal caution tape and cones were enough, and that fixing the structural issues was 'too hard.' After I advocated for my daughter's safety, the manager became aggressive, used profanity, and threatened to call the police to have me trespassed simply for speaking up. They forced us to leave early and refused to address the crumbling state of their facility. Do not bring your children here. The facility is physically unsafe, and the management prioritizes silence and 'image control' over the safety of the kids in their care. I have documented the hazards and the incident with photos and video, and I am reporting this to the proper authorities.

I purchased a 2024 Yamaha 255 FSH Sport H from Clearwater Marine in the Summer of 2024. I could not…read morehave been happier with the initial sale process. The entire team was great to work with - Vinnie, Dan, and Kyle made the deal a breeze. The boat is as great as I hoped! Last Fall the boat took some damage from back to back hurricanes. Vinnie (Sales), Kristina (Parts), and Danny (Service) stepped up to take care of me - More than stepped up actually. They treated me like family and took every step to ensure my boat was brought back to showroom condition with little effort from me. They completed repairs (both mechanically and cosmetically) quickly. They even completed the trips between my Marina and their Service Bay. We have had the boat back for some time, Each Clearwater Rep reaches out intermittently just to make sure everything is perfect with the boat. A dealer that supports through a sale AND goes above and beyond after is a rare find. Hats off to the staff!

We bought a brand new Mercury 6 hp 4 stroke as a kicker for our boat. It was one of the few brand…read morenew things we bought because we needed to trust it. First time out, it leaked. We took it back to Clearwater Marine and they tried to accuse us of laying the motor on the wrong side, even though it was THEIR guy who put it in the back of our truck, and it has been mounted on the boat the rest of the time. Supposedly they fixed it, and then when we turned it on to troll for fish the other day, it leaked again. Took it back again, and it turned out to be a missing gasket in the fuel pump!! They blamed it on the factory, which doesn't make me want to trust this motor. They do not stand behind the product they sell and supposedly service, they tried to blame us for something that absolutely wasn't the case, and when I said I would try it out and bring it back if it still leaked, the manager told me to bring it to another store, they wouldn't take it. On top of that, when I tried to register the motor with Mercury when I first bought it, it turned out it had been registered to someone else. So I paid for a brand new motor, but obviously it wasn't brand new. So, buyer beware.

I can't even write this review on the basis of the ice climbing experience, as I didn't actually…read moreget an ice climbing experience. We scheduled our 1-day Alpine Ice Climbing Course for Sunday, 1/22/12. After a few cryptic emails from the guide, we finally found out the location to meet him the night before we had to leave (at 5am!!!) to arrive at Mount Baker...in the parking lot of an obscure place called Wake and Bake down a sketchy drive (thank God for 4wd) that was pretty well hidden in the woods, only to be accessed by locals who come there on a regular basis, and extremely difficult for anyone else to find due to their lack of signage. There was another gal in the parking lot waiting for him as well, and she was just as in the dark about the entire expedition as we were. We had no idea what he would be driving, what he looked like, etc, due to his lack of communication and inability to answer a phone. Finally, said guide shows up (at 9am!!!) in small Rav 4 (which obviously couldn't fit everyone and their gear...apparently we were following him up the mountain, good thing I didn't bring my tiny Rabbit!) and wanders around the parking lot looking confused. Obviously he was looking for someone, and the only reason we knew it was him is because as flakiness went so far, this guy completely fit the bill. We get out of the car, as does the girl beside us, and he approaches us, now looking completely surprised, as though he didn't know he was going to run into PEOPLE in the parking lot. He looks at the other girl, speaks to her by name, looks at us, and asks who we are and why we are there. Mind you, we talked to him the NIGHT BEFORE about where to meet, and verified our climb date three weeks ago (I still have the confirmation email!)...we explain this to him and he says, channeling his inner Garth without the comedy, "well, I guess that will be ok, we're just going to have extra people on the trip". Extra? And, wait, YOU'RE the only guide with a bunch of people whom have never ice climbed, only two of whom have ever top-roped or lead-belayed and only one who is an experienced lead climber??? We then explain that we had been emailing just the night before. He says he must have been sleep-typing. And I'm about to put my life into the hands of someone who can't even remember what he was doing the night before??? It gets better. Two more people show up, who have had their excursion verified prior to Christmas, and, lo and behold, find out that he's even more surprised that they were there also. That makes 9 people, one extremely incompetent guide, 12 feet of snow and technical ice tools. We ask him if he has an itinerary, he says no. We ask him if we need ice axes (this is ice climbing) and he says no. We ask him if snowshoes are a good idea, since we just found out we were going to hike in a 140" base 1-2 miles to our destination, he says, "that sounds like a good idea, who has snowshoes?" The two of us raise our hands. Meaning that apparently everyone else will have to slog through waist deep snow for miles, holding their packs and crampons above their heads??? We again ask the safety of the excursion due to the "extra" people and make an executive decision to not risk our lives and go snowshoeing on our own instead. I am extremely disappointed as I was really excited to take this trip, but don't regret not taking it due to the confusion, lack of competence, trustworthiness and inability to coordinate...the combination of the above would have made me feel extremely unsafe in any situation...including grocery shopping. I hope we get our money back and really hope that everyone was safe on the mountain today, and I will never, ever recommend Peregrine Expeditions.

I am absolutely apalled at the lack of professionalism from the 'business'. A friend of mine and I…read morepurchased a Living Social for a canyoneering trip in Arizona. We immediately booked our dates, filled out the forms and were told that we were confirmed for our booking on Dec 1. My friend was contacted less than two weeks before stating there wasn't enough people to go on the trip and that we could go that Saturday (with a few days notice). I was never once contacted. My friend left a message with Joseph but did not hear anything. I then attempted to call and after 3 days did speak with him. I was told that 6 people were needed to make the trip for LIving Social purchasers. Nowhere does this information appear on the LIving Social. I was essentially told that while we can make future reservations, they could not guarantee that we would actually go when scheduled as it depends on the number of people. While this is completely understandable, this was in no way mentioned in the communication process. Regardless, when people book a day excursion, their schedules are also altered as well and not knowing if you are to go or not is quite an inconvenience. I received my money back from Living Social who confirmed that this was unfair and not in the fine print. To me this was a very benign situation. I bought something, it wasn't going to work out and I got my money back.. end of story. However, the story continues. Instead of this being done, my friend received a rude voice mail disparaging her and I and our 'bad attitudes'. Very unprofessional. We THEN received an email where I was put down for calling the 'Saturday after Thanksgiving' and that we both have very little 'life experience'. The funny thing is, he mentions our "extreme reaction". ??? Our reaction was to call and expect a) contact back , which we did not receive and b) logical assistance as to how we can actually go on this excursion, which we were told "you may go on your scheudled trip or you may not" . These are not 'extreme requests", these are expected business practices. Lastly, the minimum participants needed is in no way listed , hence the reason I received a refund. The email is condescending and unprofessional. I have attached it: Erin and Reese - I am not sure what happened here but the extreme reaction I've received from you both is unprecedented and un called for. Peregrine Expeditions is proud of our excellent track record of successfully taking hundreds of people every year on technical mountain adventures in extreme climates and conditions. I've personally won awards for excellence in mountain stewardship on Mt McKinley in Alaska and won scholarships from Mt Hardware to complete AMGA guide certification. The canyoneering program in Phoenix is a huge success. People have a blast and you won't find a safer outfitter. Whether I personally run the trip or not all guides are certified professionals required to have more than five years experience working with other companies. The trip on the 1st is cancelled due to under attendance. I hate having to cancel the trips but we need at least 4 or 5 participants for it to run. It should state this on your Living Social voucher. If it doesn't that is unfortunate because it should. When to make the decision to cancel is not easy especially since we have people sign up sometimes a day or 2 before. The good news is that you are both able to get a refund for Living Social. In order to clarify. Getting a refund for your canceled trip is 100% fair and I support that. Calling up on the Saturday after Thanksgiving with a rude condescending tone and leaving messages on questionable safety based on.....? is out of hand. It's also rude and shows very little life experience. Good luck -- Joseph Anderson Peregrine Expeditions phone: (360)393-8098 www.PeregrineExpeditions.com

The course needs a little work but it presents challenges and is real fun to play. I can get…read morethrough 18 in three hours so I can play a full round and not take up the whole day. Good price for a round and several discount options for the regular players. I recommend it.

Since it is August, it is a given that it is dry. However, many tee boxes had only dirt and clumps…read moreof weeds to set your tee on. Fairways were in the worst condition that I have ever played (and I just played another local course two days ago, so I know conditions are dry). But in many areas there wouldn't be any grass even if it had rained for a month. Lastly, I support young golfers learning the game, but when a group of 12 year olds take 6 to 8 practice swings with each shot, it slows the game to a painful pace and the pro shop needs to manage their game. (The kids were over 4 hours at 12 holes).

The staff was amazing. We did the Eureka Room and Cryptid Escapes (their sister room)…read moreThe clues were great and they follow what you're doing and watch and give you good hints and can tell when you're just struggling but know what the point is. They also were really humourous and fun and just were really cool people. We had Eileen and Hugh. Hugh was actually at both locations! We've done quite a few rooms in Canada and we went down south to do two rooms in one day. Would recommend to anyone at anytime. Looking forward to going back and doing more of their rooms!

What a fun idea for a birthday party for a bunch of 13 year old kids…read more Everyone found it challenging and had a great time. The staff was so enjoyable to work with. Can't wait to try some of their other experiences.

My 3 year old daughter LOVED it and I am super sore LOL. They had drinks and food as well. I got…read morea great workout

Who would have thunk that a play place would have such yummy pizza! So far since moving here this…read moreis the best pizza we have found! Reminds me of "godfathers" pizza sent me so far back into childhood and it was great! The staff is great, we haven't played yet as our little is still just a little too little we are already thinking this place is gonna be where we have her next bday party! It does get very busy on weekends but during the week it's pretty chill and the food is always good!

I've been to the driving range. It's nice expensive range balls, though they do have a practice…read morebunker.

As of July 2024 the greens are 95% back. Rolling great. Fantastic layout and the views of Baker on…read morea clear day bump it to another level.