I've been here twice. There are a different kinds of trampolines, foam pit, and obstacle course…read moreclimbing area. The price is reasonable for two hours of fun. I like that they allow adults to use the trampolines also. Highly recommended.

Do NOT go here! I purchased 7 jump tickets via their website and, upon arrival, the ENTIRE site is…read moreunder construction and half closed down, but their on-line site is charging their full rate without an explanation that they are rebranding or changing ownership to a new concept with half the place shut down. That practice is a racket, dishonest, and reprehensible. They are, I guess, trying to transition to Ninja Kidz--but I will never come back here. And it was dirty and gross.

Nice rink with variety of music. Kid friendly. Didn't like that they wouldn't adjust the wheels on…read morethe skates for my 4 year old son. There was either so tight that the kid walks with skates on or just regular. Very frustrating as I grew up skating and I remember the employee adjusting the wheels to help as the skater learned. We still had lots of fun! Would definitely go back

There skating floor was wet and didn't do shit about it and they never do speed skating on busy…read morenights even though people would more likely want to do speed skating on busy nights we because they can't get around people

Excellent condition & greens roll True!. Very good ' well…read morerun course. Lots of hazards & just long enough to be challenging.

Shot a sunrise round here and was not disappointed. Happened to be in town for the weekend and…read morewanted to shoot and happened to find this course was nearby. Very affordable round and the staff was super friendly and helpful. As for the course, no complaints. It's a pretty simple course which is just what I need! Recommend!

Best place there is in Rockford to bring a dog. It may not be that big of a park, but for dogs it's…read moreenough. Searls Dog Park is located along Central Avenue and is a part of a larger park. Has a few amenities including water and poop bags. There's a few things to do before visiting. A thing to know about using this park is that it costs money to bring a dog. It's about $30 a year for residents. Those coming from outside the city can get a daily permit. A permit is good for all the dog parks in the city. In addition, dogs need to be vaccinated from rabies. Amenities are a good thing, and there's a few for the dogs. There's a few water fountains, and poop bags can be found. Great place for a dog and their companion. It's got plenty more than just a grassy area to poop in. There's also a few trails.

Great spot to take our little guy! He loves it here. A very spacious main area with lots of trails…read morebehind it. They have water available on site, as well as many tables and a shelter to congregate with any two legged friends we may have here. We didn't realize awesome spots like this existed in Rockford before having a dog. And it's surprisingly affordable! You can either get a year-long membership ( That includes all three parks) for I think $30 or $40, or you can come once and try it out for around $3. This kind of place is just another reason to love Rockford and it's park district!

Six dedicated pickleball courts with fencing between each court. It is mostly an open field, so no…read morenatural wind barriers or shade. No restroom on site. Plenty of parking and a water fountain on site. Bring your own paddles, balls, and chairs.

Nice golf course. Fun variety of holes on a course that makes great use of the hilly terrain…read more Excellent greens that were full of speed, even a little later in the day. Pro shop got us out a little early which was appreciated. Saw plenty of wildlife too. Fun day at a cool track as part of Lake Carroll...great course and good value.

Jason and Tim make this course one of the best courses and experiences in golfing. beautiful…read morecourse, great pro shop and associates !!

If you've never been kayaking and want to try it, check this place out. $45 a person per kayak, or…read moreyou can rent a canoe for less. The owner will take you to the drop off site at Epensheids park and away you go. Life jackets are provided. The trip can take 4-8 hours depending on what you do along the way. You can bring a soft sided cooler that can mount on the boat. Wear shoes as there are some rocky stopping spots. My friend and I had a blast on a gorgeous day on the Kish river.

CAMPING: I camped with a private group at Larsen's Landing…read moreas part of a weekend canoe package. We had the campground pretty much to ourselves. Pros: This camp site is off the beaten path. Literally. The road is not paved. There's no city noise and it really feels like you're in the wilderness even though you're just a short drive to civilization. Cons: You're in the wilderness. This is rustic camping. Forget about electric hookups. No water spigot. Not even a pit toilet. They did provide a port-a-potty. CANOEING: The canoe portion of our trip was no fuss. They drove our group by bus up-river and dropped us off - each with a sack lunch and a canoe - with instructions to just follow the river back to the landing. This was very well organized and they made sure everyone was set before taking off. I wouldn't change a thing. TIPS: If you're camping, bring your own water and a roll of TP. Invest in a dry box. Your canoe *WILL* tip when you least expect it. The sack lunch is worth it.

This review is for the Loves Park location. Haven't tried the State St. location. Posted my review…read morebefore realizing it was for the wrong location and can't seem to be able to delete it. However, I anticipate the review to be very similar since it's the same gym run by the same people with the same business structure. Loves Park Peak: The gym is spacious and offers a lot of equipment which is nice. However, customer service is lacking. You walk in and the front desk is more of a hang out spot for the employees to chat amongst themselves instead of being customer service oriented. It's a higher end gym, you would think the members would be treated as such. The classes, have the right equipment, but the up beat energy of instructors to motivate and hype up the members and command a class is missing. I took a cycling class, great music, great ambiance and lighting, but the motivation, excitement, and hype at the front of the room from the instructors was sad and lacking. I tried many different times and different instructors, but sadly didn't find anything other than lacking. They seemed nice though. I do come from a high end gym, Club Studio, in Irvine CA. where their classes are all one big epic party while working out with great ambiance, great sound system, great mood lighting, and top notch instructors that elevate and motivate you throughout the whole class. Sadly, they do not have a Club Studio yet in Rockford and I did end up leaving Peak. Couldn't really justify the price of the membership at Peak when you can get close to the same amenities at any other gym in the area. Good gym. Nothing special. Not worth the hype.

Rockford is a s town. That being said this is a great gym. It has all you need and the staff is…read morevery very friendly. When I come intown for work I always look forward to hitting this place up to get my work out in.