Loved this FREE event at a gorgeous North Liberty park. Recognized some familiar names on the…read morevending and music lineups and figured I'd make the drive from Marion to support my friends. I knew it was a longstanding community event, but didn't realize the scope of production that goes into it. The stage is MASSIVE and they had some really cool artists performing throughout the day. There was plenty of room to set up a blanket or chair, sip your beer, and enjoy the music. (It did start to fill up quickly in anticipation of the last two acts, so grab your spot early!) There were stations with fans blowing cool mists, free ice water tanks, and a few places to get out of the sun. The Blues & BBQ sign is a great photo opp. In addition to the beer tent by the stage, there were about ten vendors or so offering a variety of sips and bites. A little something for everyone, including multiple bbq options, tacos, shaved ice, and ice cream. I know the beer tent is a big factor in keeping this free, so it would be great if there was more than one non-alch option (and ideally root beer wouldn't be the same price as a beer - say $4 or $5 instead of $7). All in all, really great community event. I heard a rumor the park is being renovated to add shade and other amenities, so next year there will not be a festival. I'm sure it'll come back bigger and better than ever!

Fun event and free for everyone! Had great weather this year that made it comfortable to enjoy the…read moreshows and food a little bit more. All musical acts were awesome and were so fun to listen to in front of the stage or out about the park. Inflatables and other park equipment for kids to climb and a good amount of shaded seating for everyone to enjoy. The food truck options keep growing so anyone can find something they like. I like to go sometime earlier in the day and then come back later to hear the final show, all while trying some good brisket or pulled pork.

How have I never written a review!?…read more Colony Acres Family Farm is an NL staple-- having been around for over 25 years! In the summer it boasts sunflowers. In the fall there's games, food/drinks, pumpkin patch picking, a market and of course, the corn maze. In the winter Colony Acres offers fresh-cut trees and Santa. I've only event ventured here during the fall-- tickets are $11-16. (*Pro Tip: order online to save a few bucks a ticket.*) My kids adored the zip line, slides, train ride, bouncy pad and corn maze. We typically don't get pumpkins here but there's a wide selection of those-- mums, corn stalks, hay bales and more. The farm is closed Mondays and Tuesdays during the fall. It allows dogs! There's plenty of parking. Staff is uber friendly. Stop by.

I am going to review this as if I had kids. If I had kids, this place would've been awesome! There…read morewere tons of activities for the kids to do, things for them to play on, some kind of bouncy thing(that's a fairly technical term), just a lot of really cool stuff for kids. However, if you don't have kids, save your money as there really isn't anything for adults to do. Sure, there is a corn maze, but that is really it. Like I said, though. If you have kids, check this out as it looks as if it would be a blast.

When it comes to buffets, my criteria are variety, taste, cleanliness and (for lack of a better…read moreword) restocking. This Pizza Ranch definitely delivers on the variety and restocking. Each trip to the pizza buffet featured an assortment of fresh, hot pizzas. Unfortunately, the flavor was only average and the salad bar was a bit of a mess, with lots of cross item spillage. I guess that's okay if you like macaroni salad in your chocolate pudding. Seating was kind of sparse, but I have to admit that it's nice going to a restaurant where being 30 pounds overweight makes you one of the skinnier people there.

Super duper fried chicken, service and ambience. Next time we'll stop again!…read moreI've never had their pizza ( had our own pizzerias for nearly 20 years, and we were named "Best Pizza in the Midwest by Pizza Today magazine 2013 )

North liberty is still one of the fastest growing towns around, but the whole Johnson County area…read moreis a metropolis for growth for the last 20 years

Ah North Liberty, how I enjoy thee, your plentiful housing developments, your sprawling farms on…read morethe outskirts of town and your growing number of restaurants. A nice area located north of IC and Coralville that boasts a growing number of businesses and is setting itself up as "the place to live" for incoming students and residents. About 15-20 minutes from downtown IC, but much closer to Cedar Rapids for those who commute there, but desire to live in a place other than Cedar Rapids. Good selection of restaurants, but none that have yet distinguished themself as "the place". The closest much hit spot in the area is Red's Ale house that boasts some legit cuisine, good libations and a patio that put's your Dad's to shame! Great and easy place to bike too and from, good, new schools and tons of housing options ranging from cookie cutter to places with lots of character. Lots of farmhouses mixed in and some great local shops. Worth checking out!

I enjoyed this City. It has a great mall, the area is full of life with solid amenities, growing…read morestructures, easy access to the highway with low traffic. Great selection of stores and hobbies to fit your lifestyle that you can get in your typical big city. Really enjoyed my time here.

I grew up in Iowa City which is adjoined to the City of Coralville. The City of Coralville has…read moredeveloped greatly over the last 30 years...which I have been alive to see. I love many of the City of Coralville's restaurants and stores! Coralville is a longer town than wide and you notice this as you drive down 2nd Street in Coralville. Also, the City of Coralville has the well-known Coral Ridge Mall.

It was torrentially down pouring and time to take a stop on our cross country road trip, we got off…read morethe exit to walk around a target since a playground was out and saw signs for The Iowa Children's Museum. So glad we saw the signs this place was amazing it was just what our 2 year olds need to burn off some energy after 2ish hours in the car with many more to go. It was surprisingly large, has so many different rooms with different themes for the kids to explore. We let the kids play for close to 2 hours than grabbed food at the mall food court and went back on our way.

Checking in. Once…read moreagain the flight area is broken. The newer larger plane you can start it but controls don't work at all. We come every few weeks and it seems these are always broke when we come.