I really love this place. My friend and I love to bring our…read morebabies here. Pros: salt water pool, chlorine pool, slides, lazy river with intertubes for kids, adults, and babies, mini water park area, most lifeguards seem alert, splash pad, locker rooms for families, good prices. Cons: food counter is terrible.

Always a pleasure. My kids could come here every day! Not the Dells but nice for an impromptu…read moreafternoon of swimming.

Kristy, the owner, knows her stuff! I have been riding english for over 25 years and Kristi is…read moreteaching me how to ride western I am very impressed. and she's very easy to get along with as well.

A great place to but fresh fish and smoked fish Special gourmet cheeses and spreads. The smoked…read moretrout spread is amazing.

Reviewing fishing for trout in their stock pond. DO IT! Take your kids, take your parents, take…read moreyour neighbors for an afternoon of catching your food. Yes, they'll clean and ice it for the trip home! Rushing Waters is in the brook trout business, raising them for restaurants, stores, and consumers. Some of the more hospitable and helpful people in the service industry that I can recall in recent years. They furnish you with a pole, bait, and bucket for your catch, the pond is a short walk down from the parking lot. No fishing license is required! We took in 8 over the span of a couple of hours, had half of them merely cleaned, and half fileted, as I wanted to try different cooking methods when I got home. Did the whole fish over charcoal, the filets on the flattop griddle. Both preparations were excellent. We will definitely return. Fun day! Open seven days, and year-round, I believe. Also, a small market of related items like prepared fish, spreads and seasonings. About 30 minutes north of Lake Geneva, WI, two hours from Chicago.

I can say that I love working out again and that feels so good after trying to find something I…read morereally enjoy. Jesse's passion and knowledge for training gets me excited every day to work out. This studio is group training style sessions with Jesse. He keeps the work outs fun, always different and definitely challenging. He has created a really nice environment for all, no matter your fitness level or knowledge and his business model sets you up for success, results and accountability that no other gym offers. I would highly highly recommend this gym and would encourage any one to try one work out! I leave every day feeling so good!

Good Morning - I went "Middle-Of-The-Road" with my rating…read moresince the overall experience was okay. I am in Monroe almost every Sunday and I was looking for an indoor range for target practice - and possibly a place to shoot when I retire. I heard about CT's from a fellow shooter and a relative who lives in Monroe. My cousin from Texas was in town and we were looking for something to do - since she brought her handgun, we decided to try out the range. This is a Two-Part Review The shooting was fun - we both enjoyed our time there. The ranges were clean and the lady who checked us in was very polite and very helpful. However - the short, bearded man seemed like he just wanted to give me a hard time. We were asked about needing ammo and targets - I said, we have both. He said that we had to use their targets. When I showed him my targets - he said the backing that holds the targets is too big and the clamps they use won't reach the targets, so I would have to tape. Then when the tape won't hold - the targets will fall off the backing. I told him that I don't use the clamps or tape - I have long "T" needles that work better. Then he said that my targets were too small. My targets are 187 sq. in. - the targets he sold me are 144 sq. in. I don't know about math in the Monroe area, but the school I went to taught me that 187 is greater than 144. So, the question is: if my targets are too small - why is CT's selling smaller targets? Finally, he said, I had to use their targets because, get this, if I let you use your own targets, I'll have to let everyone else use their own targets. WHAT? And what's wrong with that? Does he get a commission for the number of targets he sells? I did everything I could to not laugh - that was the dumbest thing I ever heard of regarding targets at a shooting range. I have even used cardboard from cereal boxes at ranges and have had no problems from the management. He brought up another point about hanging my target - if I hung the target horizontally (so I could use the clamps) instead of vertically, I would be shooting at an angle and cross-firing into other shooting lanes. This is also funny because some of the targets available were wider than mine with target points that would require a person to aim at a greater angle than if my target was hung horizontally. I really have a problem with this, and I will probably be looking for a different place to shoot. I'm sorry - that is just stupid... and maybe greedy too. I've shot at a few ranges in Wisconsin, Illinois and Kentucky - this is the first time I have not been allowed to use my own targets. I also shoot on a Bullseye team in a League - my teammates got a real good laugh when I told them about my experience. First comment was, "What?", followed by, "You've got to be kidding?", and "Where is this place - I'll be sure to go someplace else to shoot." I hope the policy changes, but I'm not counting on it. Bob

Helped me fix a crossbow fast, they were very helpful and fit me in right away. Didnt miss an…read moreevening hunt!

We recently cancelled our membership to this organization. It is unfortunately an organization…read morethat does not live up to what we expect out of the YMCA. This YMCA is independent from any other YMCA in Wisconsin. In June of 2014 the board of directors for this Y took away voting rights for members. Additionally this YMCA recently reduced much of the member oversight on the board selection process. The result is an organization run by a few members of the community. And a membership that has little to no say in how "their" organization is run. Over the last years this Y has offered less classes, less events and increased membership prices. The wrestling program never meets at the Y. So if you think that you are going to drop your kid off at practice while you get a workout in you are mistaken. The same with basketball, T Ball and baseball. None are held near the facility. This Y used to have campouts in the summer, running classes in the spring, zumba classes during the week, football skills program in the summer. All these are gone. Free classes? Free reviews with personal trainers? Not here. If you want, the Y books out an hour over lunch for "free" pickup hoops or soccer. Every other class is going to cost you money, on top of your membership fee. I would not advise getting a membership here. Go to 24 hour fitness for a workout. New equipment. Helpful staff. Have your kids attend the local Park and Rec sports programs. They offer great coaches, are much better attended by local kids, and offer a much greater value than this Y. The facilities at this Y are not good. The curbs are all crumbling away in front of the preschool. Potholes are all over the parking lot. When it rains they put out buckets and towels to clean up the water from the leaky roof. In the winter the sidewalk in front of the main entrance heaves up almost 2 inches. The weight machines haven't been upgraded in years. The spinning bikes in the spinning "corner" are in constant need of maintenance. In the summer the gymnastics room smells so bad that they have to move classes out of it. The signage on the building is still sporting logos from years ago. The only thing that changes out in front is the fundraising signs. This Y is always asking for money. Every fall they ask for funds. End of year they ask for funds. Spring? Summer? Yes, they want your money. If your kid does any program they will ask you to sell candy, butter braids, wrapping paper, gardening supplies, candles, or have a cook-out/concession stand fundraiser. That is in addition to the cost of a membership and the program fees. Freeport isn't too far to drive if you must have the Y experience. Dane County, Janesville both have wonderful Y's. Pass on the YMCA of Green County.

From the very beginning that I arrived at this gym...I questioned whether or not this facility…read morewould be a good fit. First and foremost, every staff member that I've met with or spoken to has been the furthest from friendly as possible. When you enter the gym, the women that work at the front desk avoid eye contact with you or just look at you without greeting or good byes. If you continue to treat people like they don't exist, they won't...At least not at your organization. As a previously member of the Dane County YMCA, this gym is an ugly stepsister. How disappointing!

This is a very good program! Good, helping folks!…read more Found this old mug from the original group. Wonder what ever happened to them? They were in Poplar Grove, originally.

What a wonderful place to volunteer your time. It doesn't get better than this, working with…read morehorses and special needs children!!! It sure makes paying it forward easy!! Jen is the new volunteer director, her attention to detail, and making sure calls and texts are returned make a volunteer feel special. She has the gift of remembering EVERYONE's name, and making each person feel like they are the most valuable volunteer. I can't think of a more worthy organization to volunteer at!!!

I love the group classes, the equipment, the ladies locker room, pool, walking track and…read moreeverything!!!!

The janesville athletic club is a clean and super up to date facility. They constantly have new…read moreequipment and there trainers are amazing at there jobs. Very professional and amazing place to get back into shape