Cool place! I stopped in with my gentleman friend to hit a few balls. $1/token earns 12 pitches. I…read moredon't know what the going rate is these days, but it seems reasonable to me. Cages are clearly marked with ball type and speed. There are plenty of bats and helmets. This is definitely a fun way to blow a little time.

Inside pitch has made me love baseball for as long as I can remember. My mom used to take me down…read morethere when I was about 5. The coaching staff there is amazing and they have: A training room A weight room Batting cages Pitching machines Hitting/pitching classes They are a great company and I go there often because I play on a baseball team that they run called Cascade Crush I give them 100 stars

If you've ever had a kid in Bellingham public schools, attended a local college soccer match, or…read morejust needed to find a track to run around for a little exercise there's no doubt you've been to Civic Stadium. Located in the city-owned athletic complex that includes Joe Martin Stadium, Arne Hanna Aquatic Center, and the Sportsplex this basic-but-functional concrete monstrosity features a huge parking lot and two stadium-style covered seating areas (the larger of which is generally reserved for the home team fans). I've been to any number of events here: cross country, track & field, football, soccer, heck even a food truck festival. It's no fancy big-city stadium, and the concessions are pretty limited, but it serves a great purpose in our community.

We enjoy playing pickleball here year round, in the summertime there are 3 outdoor courts but you…read morewill need to set up and take down the nets yourselves. In inclement weather inside the gymnasium there are 2 side by side pickleball courts. There are inside restrooms and drinking fountains available year round. They are closed on Sunday. We have Kaiser Health Insurance and get free memberships so we play for free.

Recently discovered this rec center even though it's super close by, but never knew about it. They…read morehave a large variety of fitness classes that range from early mornings to after work/convenient times. Some offer free childcare (see center /website for details). I have only tried Zumba classes with Celine so far (which are fast paced and high energy)!! But so many others I want to try! Prices are VERY reasonable and they even offer punchcards which bring price down even more. Everyone I have met there is super friendly. Large classes but the gym is also good sized so plenty of room. Highly recommend checking them out!! Oh and easy parking too!

We love taking our crawling toddler to the FIG!…read more It has tons of activities for him to explore - stacking, climbing, music, interactive lights, a play kitchen. We are super appreciative of the space on rainy days when we want to give him a change of scenery. Plus we often see groups doing birthday parties here, which sounds like fun. Would recommend!

We LOVE the FIG! We have a membership because we go so often. There are so many unique activities…read morefor kids, and lots of room and supplies for imaginative play. We usually play once at each "station" and end up being there for a couple hours. New stations are sometimes added and others moved around, but some of our favorite features have been the vet clinic, the musical instruments, the farm section with a milkable cow, the arts and crafts room, the scarf wind tunnel, and the dark room with the interactive lights and feedback pad. And that's not even half of the stuff you can do there! Regarding the staff, they have been extremely kind and helpful any time I've asked a question or needed any assistance. It's a museum folks, not a first class airline cabin lol

Oh Dirty Dan, you sneaky dude, you got a whole festival named after you! And this is a good one…read more Featuring music, art, a fantastic kids' zone, a beer garden, a chili cookoff, and of course the uber-legendary Uphill Piano Race this Fairhaven fest is family fun with a capital F. Named after a legendary character and set in Bham's most historic zone, this event oozes history and charm and is a great way to spend the afternoon. We especially enjoyed the chili cookoff. You pay for entry and try samples from various restaurants. At the end you vote on your fave chili and get an entire bowl of it to enjoy. I've never left hungry! Don't forget to keep an eye out for the "ladies of Fairhaven" who roam about in their beautiful and alluring period costumes to remind us all of what else used to be popular in town. These gorgeous gals are a ton of fun - if you see them say hi, they have great stories to tell! Ride your bike to this one because parking can be a hassle, especially if the weather's good.

Super fun! Very reasonable prices. Out of towners visiting the area and found this place and…read moredecided to give it a try. Husband and I went and had a lot of fun. It's been years since we've played mini golf. Each round was fun. The girl who was working was very nice. Definitely recommend this place for a date or to take your family to.

Would leave a Zero if it was an option…read more Used to go to this course in the late 90s and early 2000s. Stopped going because of how rude the owner is. Fast forward 20+ years later, reading the reviews, it appears she's still a B.... but decide to rise above the reviews and just go be kind. I went. Got bitched at for using a debit card and her needing to get out of her recliner. Told me to get out of her way. Told me to reset her Starlink, told me that me using my card is what's wrong with our society, got upset with me because I wouldn't give her my PIN # for my card and wouldn't let me input it myself, on and on. What a miserable human. Expiration date is soon though. She's still a B..... Go elsewhere

Had a great time on this creatively designed 18 hole golf course. It is a very hilly course, so I…read moredo recommend a power cart. Views are beautiful on the back nine. Fairways were dry, greens were in good shape. But rates were very reasonable. The owner is a wonderful person and Eddie greets everyone with a tail wag.

We had a great first 9 , but unfortunately that is where the experience ended. We clearly had no…read moreone behind us as we approached the tenth tee. A foursome (probably from the bar) jumped right in front of us and proceeded to move out at a snails pace. I literally had all kinds of time to bring it to the attention of the pro shop. They of course did nothing to mitigate the problem. The foursome was probably GWI. (Golfing while intoxicated). We were only able to play 14 holes. You can do better by monitoring your tee sheet and pace of play. James Hobbs. Anacortes

Course was in good condition, but no marshal around to move golf flow. We caught up to a five some…read moreon hole 6 and waited on every hole after that. Very disappointed as we traveled from Seattle to golf loomis trails as a treat. Not sure I would come back.