My wife and I were visiting in town and needed a place to workout. Clean, with a good selection of…read moreweights and friendly helpful staff.

I've been a member for a number of years, and have had owner Ryan as a personal trainer for the…read morelast 18 months. The diversity of equipment is terrific and allows me to focus on whatever my current goal may be, whether it is cardio, high intensity interval training, working a bag, or lifting free weights. The staff is always willing to provide insight or instruction and the premises are clean and meticulously kept. Every corner of the gym exhibits pride of ownership. I've worked out during all times of day and never found it crowded. In addition, Calhoon's has worked with me to facilitate family guest admission while visiting. Many thanks to Ryan and staff for helping with my fitness journey. It's no wonder this gym has won "Best of the Best" in Walla Walla.

What a great gym. Went for the first time today and was able to get in a great workout. As an older…read moreguy, some gyms aren't friendly, being crowded with young people. This gym was not like that at all. It has plenty of equipment and a relaxed atmosphere. Plus, I really like that you can purchase a day pass online. Once you submit your information, they send you a code and you use that to enter the gym. You don't have to deal with people and for me that's good. Will definitely go back. Tomorrow.

This is the place to workout for powerlifters, etc. I had some email issues and Greg was on top of…read moreit immediately. This place is clean and super organized with its platforms, weights, bars, etc while including bands, belts, plyo boxes...you name and they have it. Whenever I am in Walla Walla I will look forward to workouts here at Muscle Shack. They even have magnesium carbonate! What a great facility!!

My husband and I took an oil pastel class on a date night and it was absurdly fun. It had been…read moreyears (decades??) since we took an art class and it was so refreshing to spend fun time together away from screen. The class itself was so well done and Chloe did an amazing job of picking a fun, simple project with wonderful results. We will definitely make this a consistent thing we do together!!

We had such a wonderful class with Chloe! We booked a private event as part of a bachelorette…read moreparty. The classroom is so cute and Chloe is a fantastic teacher. She made the painting process fun and easy, and we enjoyed chatting the whole time. I definitely recommend her studio!

If you have looking for a gym that supports your physcial and nutritional goals this is where u…read morewant to go. Workouts are planned out for you and can be adjusted to you physical needs. The DCF family is supporting, encouraging and overall wanting to see everyone succeed. This gym has been a awesome for our family of four. It has helped our athlete stay in top shape and offers recovery options. It's worth it, give it a try!

Pleasant atmosphere. Good prices. Super customer service. I had only bowled twice before and…read moreneither time in this century, but the gentleman working that day helped me along with information and directions. I am only in Walla Walla for a short time, but I hope to be able to go to Bowlaway again. I had a very nice time, despite throwing 30% gutter balls. Other bowlers were members of a league who contributed to the pleasant atmosphere. I highly recommend this business.

I brought my 10 year old daughter to Walla Walla for a birthday trip. Our lastnight here she wanted…read moreto do something fun. I brought here for the arcade it was league night and I couldn't find any employees that weren't busy so I asked some of the bowlers where the arcade was and they pointed it out. We played for quite a while on $20. Come to find out the arcade was supposed to be closed and an employee came in and told us it was closed but to have fun just dont let anyone else in. It was a very nice gesture my daughter had a blast I didnt catch your name but thank you.

I want to thank Caroline for being so awesome! Went in on Friday and she was so great on our tour…read moreof the place. So helpful and sweet!

Nice park even when the parking lot is closed for the winter…read more I use the park as the starting point or a turnaround point of a walk along Mill Creek or a walk from here to Bennington Reservoir (lake). As the turnaround point, leaving the car at WWCC ball park and walking up to Rooks puts the cold breeze at your back on the way back down. If you leave your car outside the locked gates in the winter months at the park, you can just walk in and take a hike up to Bennington or walk down to WWCC or even further into Walla Walla along the trail. I like the last part of my hike or walk to always be the downhill part. In the summer, this can be a nice place for a family gathering, a picnic (tables available or barbeque pits), or a little activity. However, check for ticks in the spring and summer months especially if your wanderings take you out among the flora and fauna.

This park has character as it is close to the city but is quite rustic…read more It has all the usual accoutrements of a park--kid play area, bathrooms, grass, picnic areas, barbecue pits, horseshoes, tables, a dam, a bridge, a creek, a stream, some great trees and lots of parking. OK, so most parks don't have a dam and a bridge, but some do, right? It is attached to Walla Walla by the Mill Creek Recreation Trail which is over a mile long and is perfect for a daily walk as it runs alongside Mill Creek. It is next to the Bennington Lake Recreation Area which increases your options for entertainment. Dogs are welcome at Rooks Park but should be on a leash. Horses are also welcome, but they cannot use the bridge. The parking lot is closed for most of the winter so you may have to park outside the gates if you arrive at an out-of-season time.

When I want to play Brad Pitt in A River Runs Through It, I run to the Touchet. It's a small…read morestream, but it's the water I learned to fly fish on. One of my favorite stretches is adjacent to this park. I usually park at the bridge downriver from the park and then wade upriver into the park. Most trout are small, but in some *secret* holes, you can find "hogs". The actual park affords camping, a little hiking, and nice scenery. I've taken my dogs on its trails a few times. Beware though---in late spring/early summer the ticks are in full effect. EEeeeeEEEeeeEE! Just thinkin' of 'em makes me squirm!

This review is only for the camping section of the park. We didn't venture into the day use…read moresection, which was across Route 12. The camping section was adequate - everything you need from a campground. Our site was somewhat level, had a picnic bench and a firepit. When we arrived, the picnic table was filthy, covered in cheese, bread crumbs, and other assorted things. We had to clean the area up before we could proceed with setting up our campsite. That was a bit of a bummer. I get the sensation that there is little oversight of this campground. Our site didn't provide much in the way of privacy, and on a summer weekend when the campground is filled to capacity, you are at the mercy of other campers. Unfortunately for us, the other campers on this weekend were just awful, completely unaware that there were other people who wished a more peaceful environment. There were many large groups on the campsites, and some were much louder than others. We had the distinct pleasure of listening to a 12-year-old boy scream at the top of his vocal capacity that he "likes big butts and cannot lie" for about an hour - after he and his friend had spent the hour previous yelling undistinguishable words and sounds. They were actually less distracting than the large party that went until well after 2am. I thought there were live-in managers, but I never saw a sign of their presence. The bathhouse was acceptable, although I wouldn't call it clean. The women's room ran out of toilet paper by Saturday evening, but it was replenished by 6am Sunday morning. The men's room apparently had no issues with supplies. There are also coin-operated showers, but I did not try to use them. As a final note, the park sits in a little cluster of trees with rolling hills all around. Despite the photos, it is not buried deep in the woods the way a Western Washington campground might be. That is a positive or negative, depending on who you are. However, one problem with the location is that there is some sort of air strip nearby because the same small plane began taking off around 7am Sunday morning and would repeat take offs every 45 minutes or so. That was a bit of a rude awakening for a quiet Sunday morning.