Stayed here for a high school reunion several nights. Nice…read moresize rooms and bathrooms; quiet; clean; great breakfast; friendly staff; great bed; great night's sleep. We'll come again. But a note to management: In our mid-70's, we found the bathtub/shower to be quite dangerous: (1) Shower is in a bathtub with rounded edges at the floor and very slick bathtub bottom; (2) No grabrail in the bathtub/shower. Quite dangerous for older people. Also: Our King room came with a chaise lounge. I would have much preferred a simple upholstered chair; perhaps with a footstool.

Clean,friendly staff, warm pool, gym, breakfast, all you need. Will say the poolroom is hot and…read morethere isn't a hotub.

Such a beautiful venue for a summer wedding…read more First off, it's AIR CONDITIONED! And I mean really well-air conditioned! There are two huge units you can see working at the end of the building. At the summer wedding we attended in 90+ temps with 60+% humidity, it was a lovely, lovely respite. As the day turned to night the outdoors cooled a bit and we spent time on the patio. They had to have sprayed for bugs because I didn't see or feel mosquitoes. I knocked off one star because my sons were both wearing light khaki-colored pants and they sat on an outdoor seating area and there was some sap or other oily substance that left marks on their light pants. It didn't wash off so I have to get creative on getting it removed. Just a gorgeous place and not to hard to get to.

The Meadow Barn is an amazing venue! The owners have thought of everything - and designed and built…read morea lovely space. Private suites, air conditioning and heat, a large bar area and plenty of bathrooms - this a stunning and ideal place to host your wedding or next big event! Highly recommend!

We wanted to check out a winery on my last day in Iowa. My aunt suggested this winery that's on my…read moreway home, located near the gym she attends. She hasn't visited since before covid. Beautiful winery, we drove into the driveway and looks like a house. The backyard is a hill and you can see the vineyards. The inside was very spacious, suited for large groups and private parties. The patio and more seating in the backyard. They serve finger foods, pizza, and charcuterie boats. The bar is on the left as soon as you enter the building, review the list of wines they offer, you can do a flight or by glass. They don't offer tasting, but can give you a small sample prior to choosing a glass. Service was great, they gave me a pager for the food. We had a carrier for my wine and open seating anywhere. Also bottles are available for purchase if you liked the wine.

Fantastic visit, worth the drive with great wine tasty snacks and great service. The views are…read moreamazing!

What a gorgeous venue! Full disclosure, I did not host an event here, but recently attended a…read morewedding as a guest and was very impressed with everything. This venue definitely fits in with the recent rustic wedding trend. It's barn-style on the outside, and the indoor area includes lots of exposed wood with some finer touches (nice chandelier-style lighting, a fireplace, a bar, ect.). It also has a gorgeous outdoor area if you wanted to host an outdoor ceremony that features a patio and patio seating, so your reception can spill outside if the weather permits. The indoor area also includes a playroom for kids with a tv (genius), very nice bathrooms, and a built-in bar.

From the owner: Awaiting your event needs, Country Celebrations is located on the beautiful, lush countryside of…read moreSioux City, IA. Only minutes away from the city's downtown area, we provide the versatile location you need, with the comfort you desire. The scenery will dazzle your eyes, and will leave your guests with fond memories for years to come. With several different features and landscapes available for your event, we don't forget what is truly important - you!

This is a group of very dedicated people who do their best to make their town/community a better…read moreplace to live in. The Jaycees in this town have raised funds to have shelter houses built in the city parks along with other venues which helps to raise money for the city, schools, churches etc. A very worthwhile organization.

Very cute, great breakfast, delicious coffee, friendly staff, what else could you ask for…read more We got the breakfast sandwich, ham and Swiss quiche, and breakfast burrito, all very good.

Such an awesome place! Definitely a unique local haunt with great food, coffee, service and vibe!…read moreWe had the breakfast burrito and the biscuits and gravy and both were great!! Will definitely stop by when I'm in the area again!

Love eating here with the beautiful view and environment feels so family based! The server was…read moreamazing yesterday and continuously checked up on us very frequently! Food was amazing and tasty as always! I already know I'll be back again in a few days. OH ONE THING THEY SHOULD ADD is a bowl of queso with the chips instead of just a cup, then this place will be perfect.

Staff are kind and attentive. Food is delicious and priced extremely reasonably. Drinks are strong…read moreand fabulous. Will be visiting again!

We were a group of 7 women who rented the Pine cabin for an extended weekend. I'm sure this camp…read morewas great in its hey day. However, it is very run down and not maintained. Our cabin slept 16 (two separate rooms with 4 bunk beds each), two bathrooms with shower and a kitchen. Very outdated and the floors had soft spots in it Apparently, each cabin is maintained by a local church. The camp grounds were overgrown. There is access to Lake Okaboji, however, the dock was full of geese poop and the beach/water area was not inviting. We did walk through the lodge which was much nicer. I think all there money goes into the lodge. Individual rooms and a beautiful deck looking over the lake. There was a group of teens on the property using the chapel and other buildings.

We were a group of 7 women who rented the Pine cabin for 4 nights and 5 days. Being in nature and…read moreviewing lake, was beautiful. However, the facilities very run down and not maintained. The beach near our cabin had old boards, weeds, old dock and no good path to walk on. Our cabin slept 16 (two separate rooms with 4 bunk beds each), two bathrooms with shower and a kitchen. Very outdated and the floors were dirty and had soft spots in it. The toilet was in a small area of the bathroom, a larger body type could not comfortably use the facility. Apparently, each cabin is maintained by a local church. The camp grounds were overgrown. There is access to Lake Okaboji, however, the dock was full of geese poop and the beach/water area was not inviting. We did walk through the lodge which was much nicer. I think all there money goes into the lodge. Individual rooms and a beautiful deck looking over the lake. Our group had a nice time together, however, the facilities were very disappointing. The cost for our 4 night stay was $1596.

A passionate group of volunteers make your visit here very special. Between the historic buildings,…read morethe railroad history, the model trains, and the great people volunteering here, spending a couple of hours here is very rewarding. A gem for the community. You'll feel good about supporting this place and learning about railroad history in Sioux City!

I've only been here twice. Once during normal museum hours and once I was a part of a production of…read moreOrphan Train that a local Sioux City theater was putting on, and the lot opened so we could take some really cool pictures in costume. We got some amazing photos. The time I came for the museum I was chaperoning a small group of summer camp kids. Our tour guide was amazing. He let the kids ring the bell, go into some of the train cars, and walked us around the grounds. The kids really seemed to enjoy themselves. Both time the grounds were insanely muddy. But it's outside on actual old rail tracks. I don't quite remember the bathroom situation but I know they gotta have them. I don't think they have any food or gift shop. I know they do events every once in awhile. I see them advertised. Nice little Sioux City treasure tucked away from the city.