This place was fantastic for an afternoon of water fun! There were no lines for the water slides,…read moreand the slides did not disappoint. Also the long lazy river had plenty for floats with no wait. And lifeguards were very attentive. Clean facility as well. Lots of places to set in the shade or sun with even a sandy beach if you wanted.

My grandkids had fun here and word of wisdom don't order a pizza here because they order it from…read morePizza Hut and charge $25 you can order it yourself from pizza hut and you could get 2 medium pizzas 3 toppings 10 wings and bread sticks for $24.99. I got ripped off by island oasis 1 large 1 topping for $25

Always a great place for families/couples/kids. Just all the way around a great experience. Clean…read moreand very well maintained play equipment.

Wow what a diamond in the ruff! We were passing through stopping off highway 80 for a break from…read moredriving and we found this gem. To our surprise when we arrived there was a miniature train running around the park. We bought 4 tickets, $1 for kids, $2 for adults. There was even a man dressed as the train conductor, tooting the horn and getting the kids excited for the ride! Once we were done with our train ride we headed over to the playground that was fairly large insize. Lots of bridges, ladders, hideouts and slides. Was a blast for my kid. We finished the stop up with a popsicle from the concession stand. Also worth noting there are indoor bathrooms, although extremely dated and poorly designed. That is about the only negative on this fun stop. Highly recommended detour if you are headed down 80.

A buddy of mine told me I had to check this place out because of how nice the course was. He wasn't…read morewrong, we golfed all 18 and even grabbed a drink after. Great place and friendly staff.

Great golf course with 9 holes in the trees and 9 holes link style. Fairways and greens were in…read moresuper shape and only $37. That is a bargain for this type of course. A little off the beaten path but worth the small detour. Cold beer and a tasty hot dog at the end of your round makes for a great golf day.

I've been going to this gymnastics for about nine years, this place is amazing for new gymnastics…read morebeginners. They have great service, great stuff, very nice equipment. They're always adding new things like the new gym that was just built for the new were levels. Overall this place is amazing great staff great people very nice and clean. I've been going to this gymnastics for about nine years, this place is amazing for new gymnastics beginners. They have great service, great staff, very nice equipment. They're always adding new things like the new gym that was just built for the newer levels. Overall this place is amazing great staff great people very nice and clean. They could work on the bathrooms a little the stalls some of the handles are broke and it is hard to close some of the stall doors. Overall very good.

I really enjoyed my time here at the fair grounds. We really only came for the rides and to see…read moresome animals. The carnival is perfect for young kids. My 9 and 6 year old had a blast riding over 20 kid friendly rides, and using the all day game pass made it super affordable. The kids enjoyed the time on the sky tram and we explored the livestock buildings. Super fascinating and really nebraskan. We strolled through some of the enterainment tents and the shoppings. I got a burger from cactus jacks and it was fantastic! There is so much to do at the fair and we really only scratched the surface. I'd definitely recommend going at least once and seeing all the buildings.

Over the weekend I had the opportunity to go to Grand Island with my family. GI has been the…read morelocation of the State Fair for awhile now but this was my first time going since it stopped being in Lincoln. I had such a fun time! Saw tons of animals, people, food, other people's hobbies etc. The best thing I had was a donut burger, giant smoked Turkey leg and those cinnamon almonds. It was a fun time and definitely something I'd recommend to others. It only comes once a year and last just over a week until Labor Day! :D

If you love golfing in a relaxed atmosphere you need to golf here. No pressures to "hurry up" or…read morefeel like you have to be a pro. You can really come out here and enjoy a game of golf. Prices are really great too! Can't beat em'

We stopped by Fonner Park on our way to Kearney to catch some live thoroughbred racing, and it made…read morefor a fun and memorable spring stop. A few quick tips: admission is free, gates open at noon, and races usually start around 1:30 PM. There is a hut looking thing at the gates where you can pick up a program for $1 but it's not necessary if you're not bidding. Now, something I think more people should know: horse racing isn't as fancy as it sometimes looks on TV. The horses are beautiful, and yes--you can dress up and lean into that vibe--but the setting itself is pretty casual and real. Think concrete floors, the smell of horses, smoking, and plenty of people enjoying drinks while they watch the races. It's more laid-back, community hangout than polished event--and honestly, that's part of the charm. We arrived early and visited the paddock first--it's a great spot to see the jockeys prepping the horses and gives kids (and first-timers) a closer look at the action. The paddock area is fairly simple (just an enclosed space on the lower level with a wall of windows), but still worth checking out. On this floor, you'll find concessions, picnic tables, and access to the paddock. The upper floor is where the indoor seating and restaurants are. Seating can be a little confusing at first--there's a mix of benches, first-come spots, and reserved sections--but if you stay flexible and ask questions, you'll figure it out. We ended up watching races from the outdoor area on the lower level, which we preferred. The crowd is a mix of all ages, and it felt very family-friendly overall. We grabbed lunch at the on-site Finish Line Restaurant. The food was just okay, but the service really stood out--our servers were busy but one gal went above and beyond for our kids (the applesauce and cookies were a nice touch). We stayed for a couple of races and headed out, but it's easy to see why this is a go-to spring tradition for a lot of people. Whether you're there for the horses, the atmosphere, or just a casual day out, it's a unique Nebraska experience.

Race tracks. This one draws packed houses on a regular basis. Live races run in the spring. Bar…read morefood, bud lights, and bad bets flow freely. If you are into horse races, come and try it. I am not, so I am a bit dazed and confused by this all.

We have been staying here for the last several years on our trips East and West and always have had…read morea wonderful experience. The Lazy K maintains a clean facility and always has taken great care with our Racking horse. A local veterinarian referred us. They have a great location for travelers and full accommodations for horses. Human accommodations are close as well. Contact; Kelsey.