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    Here is the sign for the Black course at the end (extra $5 and takes approximately half an hour longer)
    James C.

    Kids wanted to do this and I'm glad they did! We arrived and walked the course from the ground. It looked easy from the ground. They have a kids course for ages 9. Every one in our party was older so we did the adult course. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Tip: they recommend buying gloves for $3. which I highly recommend too! They saved me from possible blisters and splinters. We went over the rules and practiced using the equipment about 7 feet off the ground. I felt very safe. Then we started the course. Tip use the bathroom before you start as there are no outhouses in the trees. There are 3 places where you can climb ladders down to take breaks but once you are up in the trees but our group just kept going. When we started out the course was easy but got more challenging pretty quickly. If you have no fear of heights, are fit, and have good balance then this course is a cakewalk. I admit that it was challenging at times and required quite a bit of upper body strength to climb some cable ladders. Note that you are always clipped should you fall which makes the fear of falling a bit more manageable. There was 1 in our group of 8 that asked for a guide to help them down when the course became more challenging. We had to use the bathroom so we decided not to do the black course at the end (which is the highest course and takes an extra 30 mins and costs $20 more. We will return next summer to do it again and complete the black course :) Update: my wife found a Groupon special so we went back and did the course again and did the Black course at the end. It was worth the return visit. Yes the Black course was most challenging but also most rewarding.

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    excellent and fun experience! Sarah was great. she directed us all the way and made us feel comfortable. I'd highly recommend!!

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    My daughter and her friend had so much fun! Exceeded our expectations!

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    Such an awesome place for a fun afternoon. All of the staff was easy to work with and very kind. Highly recommend for people of all ages!

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    There is even a children's course for younger children, but both of our girls did the adult course.

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    Triple Play - 4/12/26

    Triple Play

    3.1(153 reviews)
    18.5 mi

    Positives: The 6 pm and on waterpark pass is a pretty good…read moredeal, I take my kids here a lot in the winter. The bowling alley is clean compared to most bowling alleys and they have lanes for super little kids. It's a fun way to spend the day, albeit very expensive. Cons: The arcade was a let down. I had the $7.50 arcade credit and most of the games I wanted to play were broken/not working. But able to take my money. The lady at the counter was helpful in refunding it but it was still annoying. We tried to play 2 player games but every time one of the games wasn't working so we had to do it separately which isn't as fun. Plus all the games are insanely expensive like $3-7 for maybe a 1-3 min game. We reloaded our wrist bands and it seemed all the games make it so you have to keep putting money on your wristband and can't quite play any game without doing that OR you just leave without using the full amount that you paid because there aren't any games that cost less than what's left on your wristband. Mini golf was alright All in all, it's a fun family place but some improvements could be made for sure!

    A lot of additions and upgrades since 2017! We loved the VR…read moreexperience. The bowling alley could use some maintenance because even a 300 bowler isn't that great here but whatever, there's other cool things here. We enjoyed the indoor putt putt golf. The arcade had a lot to offer for all ages. Didn't make it to the zip-line but the employees said it's worth trying out! Between the water slides, the wave pool and the indoor outdoor hot tub, we all had a blast! We will be returning for sure!

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    Camp Four Echoes

    Camp Four Echoes

    4.0(1 review)
    38.5 mi

    What to Expect at the "Just the Two of Us" Camp…read more Since we didn't get a specific list of things to bring or descriptions of what to expect, a few new to the camp parents may find this review useful. We stayed in a cluster of five rustic cabins--one reserved for staff. Each cabin had three bottom bunk beds, firm 3-4" plastic mattresses, and zero electricity, chairs, or tables. If you're a side sleeper, prepare for your hips to go numb and your appreciation for modern bedding to skyrocket. Twice a day, every day, there's a flag ceremony--so brace yourself emotionally. The grounds are lovely--tall trees, wild air, and banks that would be even prettier if not decorated with mounts and mounts of goose droppings. Rake available for guests. If not, help from the groundskeeper would be very useful. Oddly enough, not a single goose appeared during our three-day stay. I suspect it was piling up for months before. The coasters (that's what they call the mini cabin area) had three outhouses with running water and two cold-water sinks. The main camp territory featured showers--with just curtains for privacy (no doors, so bring a bold spirit). Dads and moms did not have separate shower areas. There were laundry machines too, but we opted to wait until we got home to do our laundry. Sometimes it is better to carry the wild scent of adventure with you. There were fire pits without fires, so there were no marshmallows this time. I wonder if gas fire pits would be allowed. Now, about the rules. Parents aren't allowed on the docks or in the water unless a lifeguard is present. And as for electronics--don't waste $500 on a camp-approved camera or fancy Apple Watch. The "no electronics" rule? Loosely enforced. One lifeguard even kept repeating daily, "Leave your phone on shore; we're not responsible if you lose it," basically hinting you'll have it on you anyway. I saw five moms fully embracing screen time--scrolling away, headphones in, tuning out kids. One didn't talk to anyone at her table, not even her daughter. She let her have coffee too. It was... a little heartbreaking. The staff? Mostly lovely. We met eight international counselors. Most were warm and patient. One, however, seemed to have wandered into the wrong profession. Her voice was sharp and tense, laced with frustration rather than guidance. Instead of helping the child confused by the dining ceremony, she kept her distance--emotionally and physically. Her presence at the table felt more like a warning than a welcome, and none of the kids seemed at ease around her. I spotted her scrolling on her phone under the table the next day. Kids notice things like that. Meals were simple and predictable: for adults, breakfast included eggs, sausage, cereal, milk, and coffee. Gluten-free folks, bring your own backup plan, especially for breakfast. Pancakes were often undercooked and sad. Lunch and dinner included pasta (or gluten-free pasta), meat, a modest but very popular salad bar, and desserts like frozen juice pops or marshmallow-Cocoa-Puff-Rice-Krispie bars after dinner. Activities, though, were where the magic lived: kids helped serve meals, we had a canoe water fight, roamed the grounds hunting for 30 hidden counselors, tried high or low ropes, crafted things, shot arrows at targets, 10-15 min hike, "camp fire" gathering and had one glorious hour-long swim in 2 full days. Our cabin group included families from the Tri-Cities, Spokane, and Idaho. The girls (grades 1-3) hit it off like childhood soulmates, and the moms found easy camaraderie too. The counselors kept the pace fun, and the kids busy and happy. Would I go every year? Probably not, but maybe every couple of years--just enough time to forget how hard the mattresses are, the disgusting mine fields full of goose feces and indigestion, the multiple pasta meals, and how joyful the giggles sound echoing in the woods. One more thing: we saw a few unique family setups. One cabin had two dads and their daughters, but the age gap between the girls and differing dad vibes made bonding hard. Another mom brought both her daughter and young son. I didn't know that was an option, but it's good to keep in mind!

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