Stopped in for a snack, but we have bowled here before, the service is always great! Courteous and…read moreprofessional! Food is very good! Fun place to take the kids!! Added perk, it's super clean and nice atmosphere!!

So much fun! Went last night for the glow bowling! Great place to bring the family and unwind !…read moreSome thing for everybody! My only complaint was that there wasn't enough small balls with bigger holes ! #5Stars

What a fun little hidden gem! For a small town location they've done a lot of good things! If you…read moreare looking for decent set design and really good game play with fun tech, then this is it. Staff is super helpful! We've went back several times!

I go here for all my birthdays and special events. Love the atmosphere and the staff has a lot of…read morepersonality. It's probably not the highest end, state of the art, escape room. Occasionally the production quality is lacking (cheesy scripts and the like. Oftentimes it's meant to be humorous) and whoever is running it has to type the clues out (should have some preset clues they just copy and paste) and occasionally they don't get to you in time but the heart of the people running it more than makes up for it. Even if I move out of the area any time soon I'll be coming back.

Great place to go and have fun. The birds fly hard and are priced very fair. Chuck, Janet, and Clay…read moretook great care of us. You can clean your own birds at their station or pay a little extra for them to do it. I like the cover later in the season as it isnt as thick and the birds can get up. West plains is close should you need to spend a night.

Pettit's has been my favorite vacation spot for the past 25+ years. That being said, I'm going to…read morequalify this review with a very important caveat: I'm not a "City Person". You won't find me in urban environments frequently and I spent time growing up in the country fishing & hunting. *IF you're a "City Person", this probably isn't the spot for you. There are three larger campgrounds that run adjacent to the river: one North of the bridge and two to the south of the bridge. If you're a tent camper, there's plenty of treeline to stay mostly shaded. If you've got a camper, there are several electrical/water hookups (you need to call in advance to book). And if you're more of a cabin person, they've got 3 sleeper cabins with heat & A/C that sleep several and a big cabin that has it's own kitchen & bathroom to go along with the Heat & A/C (once again, I highly advise booking well in advance). They offer a few different options for river fun. The canoes, kayaks, tubes, and rafts all offer different experiences. The upper stretch of the river starts with a bus ride up to the put in and takes 5-7 hours to float back to camp depending on how motivated you are. Make sure to check out the springs. The lower stretch starts at camp, takes 4-5 hours, and ends at Dawt Mill where they pick you up and bring you back to camp. Either way, make sure to bring a bunch of water, sunscreen, and a camping attitude. Just remember that the Pettit's clan is amazing and will work with you as best they can, but this is camping, not the spa at Hilton.

Camp sites (tent and camper) are along the North Fork of the White River in Missouri. Camp sites…read moreare in sandy soil, so it's really easy to set up a tent and drive in stakes. Although the bank has some tall grasses, there are paths to the river. They have flush toilets and shower houses, and even small cabins to rent up by the main office. As long as you go on a float trip, you have permission to camp... we stayed 9 days and did 2 floats. The upper float, which ends at the camp site, is 7 hours minimum. It is a bit more challenging and features a low water bridge to duck under when the water is low and a 3-foot drop chute. The lower float ends at Dawt Mill and is 5 hours minimum. It should be fun for all ages and features a low water bridge you have to duck under when the water is low. We did the 7 hour trip and we're disappointed in the 5 hour trip; I suggest you do the 5 hour trip first. All the staff are amazing!

I loved it plenty of activities in a healthy and safe environment . I plan on visiting again with…read moremy children.

Excellent vacation spot! Super clean cabins, friendly staff, peaceful and beautiful view. Pet…read morefriendly. Kayaking available too. RV spots seem roomy. Easy access and across from the state park and welcome center.

This is a very pleasant park centrally situated to the downtown area, Mammoth Spring State Park,…read moreand the Spring River. The park's staff were very friendly and helpful. The bathroom and shower facility was private and quite functional. We almost passed this place up because a review that I read elsewhere said it was only for small RV's and tent campers. While it is a small park, it is able to handle larger RV's. Even though it has 30 and 50 amp service, the 50 amp service sites were already taken. A lot of people come to this area to fish and do float trips down the Spring River, which is fed primarily from the 9+ million gallons a day coming from Mammoth Spring, where there is a very nice State Park.

Been visiting this are since before it was a state park. Beautiful natural wonder with trails for…read morehiking and learning about the area. Plenty of tables for picnicking , bathrooms available and maybe you will be lucky to see some of the area's wildlife.

I loved this spot. I went while visiting a friend in Arkansas. This is a great place to visit if…read moreyou are in the area. We went to Grand Gulf because we were spending the day at Mammoth springs and were nearby. Had I made a long drive to this specific park I would have been disappointed. It's cool but there's just not enough to see to spend a whole lot of time there. The bathrooms were clean but toilets were the compostable type so they were not the most fresh smelling. The railings along the overlook areas had very wide gaps (not broken, just wide) . Don't let your young children walk far ahead of you! If there is someone in your party with limited mobility, the stairs will be hard to descend and ascend. Now that the negative is out of the way, let me hype it up somewhat. The trails around the "mini Grand Canyon" are well-kept and short enough for younger children. You could tell there were areas that were newer and had been repaired. The walkways were kept neat. Educational signage was abundant and quite informative. The views were amazing!

I have been dealing with Fout Boat Dock for about 40 years and have watched it go through different…read moreowners. The newer owners who have it now are very nice to deal with. No hiccups what so ever with my reservations. Looking forward to seeing them again real soon.

The family visited for a day on the lake and we had a great time thanks to the dock staff. They…read morehelped us out with life vests, had the boat gassed up and ready, and offered some helpful tips. The little shop has all the essentials. It was an easy process. Great day!