My daughter loves it here and has really come.out of her shell. Wonderful that I can relax with a…read morecoffee while keeping an eye on her while she plays. Staff is always friendly and helpful.

The place itself is beautiful! But when we went for the first time we encountered parents not…read morepaying attention to their young children at all and fully engulfed on their phones. It was sad to see as they were not very nice to my child.

What fun!!!!! Happy to help us newbies. Looking forward to retuning to this place. Reasonably…read morepriced.

Wasn't for me personally. Told my husband it's more of a boys date idea than for me. I got a bum…read moreshoulder & was over it after the first throw. He enjoyed himself and said he would return with his friends. $30 for two people, I don't think we actually made it the full hour because of me. They have the front desk woman explain procedure and proper throwing techniques. I didn't have enough strength or rotation in my shoulder to get the ax to stick in the board & was becoming increasingly annoyed with her coming to watch us & critique how I threw. I clearly did not care to be there and the constant critique only added to my annoyance of the choice of venue for our date night. I would have welcomed the help if I wanted it, but it made me feel as if I was belittled and incompetent with the constant babysitting and tips. We were the only ones in there, but was made to make a reservation with an open store.

I love this place. Good affordable fun for the family . They have a big pool with diving board and…read moreslide (pay extra) there are 2 hot pools on the other side. There is a snack shop with hotdogs burgers etc. family and adult friendly,

Call first. These imbeciles don't know how to update their hours. Website said they're open but a…read morehandy flyer in their lobby said different. 90 minute drive each way.. Thanks for wasting my entire Sunday! Looks like a run down motel 8 pool with an old McDonald's slide anyways.

We're experienced in escape rooms. We've done them in many states. This was our Least favorite…read more escape room. There were 7 in our group who did Kidnapped. For the first half You're each locked in your own dark , small box and have to get out before finishing the room together. The clues were split between the 7 wooden boxes we were in, and We couldn't communicate well because the rain sound over the speaker was too loud. Only The person next to me could hear me if I yelled. You can't work together if you can't hear well. Some of us were In totally dark boxes and couldn't see to work a lock. Others had a tiny bit of light. (Stuck for over 45 min.) it took forever for the first person to get out and by the time it was done there were 3 of us still stuck in our boxes. The worker never checked on us to see if we needed a hint and there wasn't a way to get ahold of her. We tried to help each other. Some of the people just figured out their lock boxes without the clues. About 7 min before time was up, the last 3 of us just pushed open our doors. You have to have a very small person in your group to go down a tiny trap door and crawl on stomach to the next section. We didn't even get to the fun part. It was poorly managed. After, when we talked to the worker, she told us she's only seen two groups of 6 or more ever finish. She said small groups do better because the clues aren't split between so many people. I wish she would have told us that when we booked for 7. We would have split into two separate rooms. That should also be their hint that something needs to change. 3 of us paid $25 to stand or lay in tiny, hot , dark boxes for 45 min. We really needed a hint.We didn't get to play. It was bad! Don't play if you're claustrophobic. The worker was nice but inattentive. If we could have made it to the next section, it might have been fun. Never going back.

We had so much fun. We are going back next week to play again. Great family fun and lots of laughs…read more ​​​

This is a nine hole executive course. Great if you have a few hours to play on a weekday. Pro…read moreshop staff are very welcoming and user friendly. Grounds crew keeps the fairways in usable shape.

This is a pretty course, lots old trees and nice long fairways. We found the staff to be very…read morepleasant and accommodating. Ladies get quite a yardage advantage. The prices are really reasonable. Unfortunately, I cannot blame the course for my lousy round!

We went here for a birthday party and had the place to ourselves. You have a choice of renting…read moreroller skates or roller blades. The building and rink are old , but it serves its purpose for fun. Not new and flashy but it has character and is a fun family place regardless.

Took my 9 year old to this place and they are playing music saying get nasty sexy at 3pm on…read moreWednesday. Place is full of kids. WHY? Other than that I liked it, but I don't want my kid hearing this kind of music. Do better guys. These are our kids. I know it sucks to have to skate around this (no pun intended ). But save that shit fo date night.

Best Paint Ball in Idaho!…read more Bunker village is an extremely awesome place, there is a strong loyal family culture established. I've only been a handful of times, but Kyle always remembers me and is excited to see me come again. His family runs the facility, they just really good people. They also have a very loyal recurring customer base, you will quite frequently see the same people come every week. Best part is the pricing is extremely fair, so even if you're looking to just have a heck of a time one weekend you wont feel your wallet hurting after it's all said and done. Go check it out, the more people you bring the better it gets!

Costs $45 and the pink paint ruined my clothes. We'll go play air-soft in Rigby for the next school…read moredance. I'd give 0 stars if I could.

Okay - as mentioned in my previous reviews, I love to golf and try different courses throughout the…read morecountry when just a short drive away. Staying in Idaho Falls for a small wedding, my parents, husband and I decided to spend a morning on the golf course before heading into the festivities. Sand Creek was the course of choice, thanks Dad!, and proved to be pretty much meh. COURSE: Located in literally the middle of nowhere, we found ourselves lost in just getting to the course. Despite using our phone for directions, google easily rerouted us to the country club, which was not our destination and only added to the frustration in attempting to find the course, and get there in a timely fashion. After doing some map digging, we spotted the course and headed that way! The course itself is nice, well taken care of and provides a variety of greens to challenge all skill levels! SERVICE: Upon arrival, there was no one to be found. The pro shop window was closed, the bar/restaurant was not open and not a soul in sight. We ended up spotting a woman carrying ice into the restaurant area and inquired with her before she waved down her boss to check us in and provide us with golf carts. She was friendly, but seemed annoyed that we interrupted her set up process. After using the bathroom, we opted for breakfast drinks on the course to loosen the mood, but she was unable to provide us with any hard alcohol, stupid Idaho drinking laws! However, she was generous enough to mix up a few drinks for us, and allow us to "start a tab" and pay after our round! Food is also offered, via order at the counter or call from any spot on the golf course for delivery or pick up once finished! The pro shop attendant was nice, allowed us to start at any time (regardless of our scheduled tee time) and made for quick but friendly interaction. Just a note: Masks are NOT required/were not required in this county when we played our round (early September) which made for a little bit of an uncomfortable experience. Being from Denver, where our restrictions are much harsher, I was surprised to see no one wearing masks, keeping socially distant or providing additional cleaning supplies. However, keep an eye out in the bar area, the sweet bartender makes and sells her own mask creations! Although, we had a fun experience, I'd easily choose another Idaho Falls course over this one next time

I'll preface this with I'm horrible at golf and play maybe twice a year. I'm not well versed in…read moregolf courses, i've only played on a half dozen or so. Golf Shop- good I guess, the employees there are very nice and they seem to have lots of golf equipment. Course- It was the first really nice day of the season and the place was packed. We got on in a relatively brief amount of time, maybe 10-15 mins. The course itself is challenging and for the fact we are just starting April it is pretty green. Golf Patrons- Once again I suck at golf, I realize this and won't spend 20 minutes trying to find a ball when there is a line of golfers waiting to tee up. If people had some basic common courtesy it wouldn't have taken us 4.5 hours to golf 9 holes. Also, if you have a child golfing with you, don't let them go 30 over par on every hole. This is another reasons why there should be some sort of golf etiquette class/agreement before you start golfing. IN CONCLUSION: I really enjoyed this golf course minus the horrible (and I mean horrible at life, not horrible at golf) people in front of us.