Great staff & course. Our group of 12 seniors had a complaint and the head pro (Cat) took care of…read moreit immediately! Thanks to all the staff. Definitely a class organization and a well groomed course.

This has to be the most played course in Sioux Falls. Not a bad course by any means, just a lot…read moregoing on there. Been under some type of construction every year. Older course. A lot of trees (hence the name). Better hit it straight here. Right next to the airport so can be loud at times. There is 27 holes here although I suggest not playing the east nine unless you are a 20 or more hndcp. Just not kept up as nice as the rest. Fun course though. Will challenge you.

Great little course to work on your short game and for new or older people. Easy to get on during…read morethe week.

i have been golfing at public and private courses for years, and this is the rudest staff i have…read moreever experienced. what was supposed to be a fun outing with family ended with a rude employee yelling at us for taking too long, on our last hole. he told us he wouldn't have let us on the course if he knew it would be like this. sundays are slow, if anyone had a problem they could have played thru or approached a family new to the game in a kind and understanding manner to discuss the problem. don't give this club a dime, save your money for the courses with welcoming and kind pros.

Great park and nice space for large events…read more I have been here the last 3 years for NXR and have run the course myself. A really beautiful area with lots of open space and plenty of parking.

Love love love the bike trails in Sioux Falls! What a lovely oasis in the middle of the city and…read morenext to the interstate. The trails are clearly marked with mile markers and signage. They have dog bags and trash cans along the way which makes it easier to take your dog along with you for an nice walk or run. There are parking lots to access the trails about every mile. The trails run along the Sioux River, so there are a lot of trees and nature to observe and it's quiet from the nearby city traffic. It's my favorite place to walk in the mornings (when it's not freezing out in the winter months) with my dog : )

We had a ball. The staff was super nice and even stood in because we were a man short. We had a…read morereservation and were set up and served beverages within the first 10 minutes of being there. Definitely looking forward to visiting the area and this establishment again!!

Great time throwing axes ... the staff is very helpful and educational ... great atmosphere.. they…read morehave a long handel axe course as well .. we are here for our company xmas party it's a great time .. they also have a great selection of craft beers.. due to safety u may only consume one per hr while throwing axes

Absolutely beautiful camp sites! Lots of trees, fairly level sites, beautiful river with paved…read morewalking trails and pit toilets. Attendants were very pleasant. About 20 minutes from downtown! The only warning I have... there's a racetrack nearby and we happen to be therein race night - very loud till 10:0-ish... after that... very quiet!

Stunning Park, Deeply Disappointing Experience and Park Practices:…read more A park this beautiful shouldn't leave visitors feeling deceived and angry -- but after my first visit, I'll never invest another penny to return. The grounds are pristine, the scenery breathtaking, and it's the kind of place you'd gladly support -- I would have happily donated to help preserve it. But being blindsided with a $128 citation for parking in the visitor's lot, at the ranger station, before even reaching the park itself, left a lasting mark that no view could erase. We were short on time, but since it was her favorite birthday tradition -- and her two friends (myself included) had never seen the park she loved so much -- my friend offered to give us a quick drive-through using her season pass. We parked just outside the small brown ranger station at the main entrance -- before entering the park itself -- and hopped into her vehicle, which had the pass. We stayed only long enough to share a small cupcake and take in her favorite view. When I returned to my car minutes later, I found a $128.xx citation on my windshield. I was stunned! My car had never entered the park -- it sat at the ranger station where visitors commonly stop for information. When we explained the misunderstanding, the ranger repeated a script he seemed to know too well: "You don't have to pay the citation if you buy a season pass." When it was clear that wasn't an option, he moved to, "We also have a monthly pass," and finally landed on "daily." Why not start there? It felt rehearsed -- as if this situation happens often, relying on loosely interpreted rules to justify charges. We had deliberately parked outside to ensure we were abiding by the park's rules -- a choice made out of respect, not avoidance. Ironically, we could have driven through without a care and paid the same or less. It made me wonder if this is how the park maintains such immaculate grounds -- by penalizing good-intentioned visitors for honest mistakes, time and time again, until the script is second nature. For those unaware: the moment your tires touch the gravel -- even before reaching any usable part of the park -- it's considered "entry." There was no signage clarifying this, no grace for an honest misunderstanding, and no willingness to resolve it fairly. What could have been a memory of shared beauty became a lasting disappointment. Instead of creating lifelong visitors, this experience ensured that none of us will return. It breaks my heart that a place so beautiful left such an ugly impression.

Fun outing! Friendly service in a low-key environment. Beers on one side, cheers on the other. The…read morestaff even doubled as coaches, which I found really fun and connecting. There's something about the thunk! of the axe hitting the target that's super satisfying. It was a pretty straightforward experience - have a drink, throw an axe, cheer on your friends - and somehow all the better for it. Definitely worth trying.

This was a stop that we had planned coming from South Dakota, back down to Texas. It was well worth…read morethe stop. These beautiful falls are different than the usual stops at gas stations and McDonald's during road trips. But it was a great place to stretch our legs, use the restrooms, and have some snacks that we had packed. It was a free stop, free parking, and it was nice to see people just walking along the falls, enjoying theirselves. We did not get a chance to go up to the observation deck, but even still, we enjoyed ourselves. Definitely make the stop if you are in this area! And even if you are not in this area, it would be well worth the drive.

I'm finding there's so much more to South Dakota than I realized. Nestled amongst what looked to…read moreme, office buildings near by is this majestic and well maintained park, Falls Park. We were meeting up with family here before we headed to our vacation rental and it was the perfect place to do so. The day that we went there was a wedding party taking pictures in the green areas near the trees and as we drove further in I could see why they call this park Falls Park. There's ample parkin here and several seating and picnic tables sporadically placed through out. There's also a tower you can go up to have a better view of the falls, the park, and the surrounding area. It was also a nice reprieve from the heat of the day. There are a few trails that take you around the area and to the water. It's a lovely park to enjoy nature right in the city. When we walked closer to the falls we found the perfect picnic table under the shade to cool off. We didn't get to see the whole park but what we did see was impressive. I'd love to visit this park again should we be in the area.

The course is well manicured and beautiful. If it wasn't for a few locals who treat this place…read morelike their second home it would be great!

Nice course. The "super" has always done a great job keeping this course looking nice…read more A few holes with some drainage issues out there so if you play right after a lot of rain be prepared for some unplayable fairways (#2 for sure). A few mushroom greens that can bite ya in the butt if you get to aggressive. Some water and a Long par 4 (#13) cuz usually wind in your face, from the tips. Worth the drive from Sioux Falls.