My husband and I went here for the first time and had a great time which so happened to be their 3D…read moreshoot which was so fun! They set up different fake animals including armadillo, boars, bears, wolves. For their normal operations, the guest fee is $5 which is very reasonable (you can feed the "FROG") Guests park down the hill but it's a short walk up. There's practice range where you can practice or tune your bow to different ranges from 30 to 100 yards. Memberships are $180 per person or family. If we lived closer, I would consider it but $5 per guest is great. For the 3D shoot, it's $10 per person, it's the 3rd Saturday of every month from 8AM to 12pm and so worth it! I appreciated that the range masters were welcoming and friendly. The trails are very well maintained. They do warn of rattlesnakes and I saw a rattlesnake skin on the trail so be careful. We'll definitely be back!

I had my archery lessons here with Dave, and I couldn't have asked for a better instructor! He is…read moreincredibly nice, calm, patient, and gives great instructions. He explained everything very well, shared helpful tips, and truly went above and beyond to help me get started. Having such a positive experience with him made me really enjoy archery and feel excited to continue learning. And of course, his adorable dog Masha was an added bonus! She's always with him and is absolutely sweet! The range itself is beautiful, quiet, and peaceful. The volunteers do a fantastic job keeping everything maintained, and the targets are in great shape. I really like how the range is set up, with opportunities to shoot both uphill and downhill. There are also 3D targets I'm so glad I started my archery journey here! The range is volunteer based, so donations are a great way to support all the hard work that goes into maintaining it. I'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend this range, especially if you're new to archery and looking for a place to learn!

SO MUCH FUN. I've never done anything like this and I felt so comfortable. The staff are friendly…read moreand fun. The setup is amazing. Can't wait to come back!!!

This is the best paintball place that I have gone to by far. The only problem is when you first get…read morethere you have to wait in a narrow walkway, and this is where they give their safety briefing. It is not the most ideal place for a safety briefing but for the environment, games, and fun/ friendly atmosphere I will go back for sure. If this is your first-time going paintballing do not worry because your safety is their top concern.

Mike was the nicest guy ever. He went above and beyond. Made the park super cleannnnnnnread more

So happy to have this and everything it offers in the community! My older son did his preschool in…read morerusch Park, done swimming lessons, and is now currently enrolled in the year round karate program!!! All have been fantastic!!

Shadow Glen Riding Stables was hands down the best field trip we have been on in years!…read moreAs a 3rd-grade teacher, I cannot say enough good things about Terry and the wranglers. They were welcoming, patient, knowledgeable, and made every student feel included. Our students had an incredible opportunity to learn about ranch and farm life, tractors, horses, foals, farm animals, hay, and the daily responsibilities of caring for a ranch. The hands-on experiences were the highlight of the day. Students were able to groom horses, interact with animals, ask questions, and gain a real appreciation for agriculture and animal care. Terry and his team kept the students engaged from beginning to end. What made this experience even more special was Terry Howard's generosity. Shadow Glen donated approximately three hours of their time at no charge to educate three classes of Center Joint Unified School District students. That level of community support is truly appreciated. Our students are still talking about the trip, and the adults had just as much fun as the kids. It was an outstanding experience from start to finish.

This place was nice, I signed up for riding lessons which was a one on one lesson with a trainer. I…read moreforget my instructors name but she was a young girl, really patient and knowledgeable. My lesson got cut a little short because a horse (not mine) got stuck in his reigns wrong and freaked out. They said I could ride more on my second lesson but when I tried to book my next lesson it was sold out until next year.. I'm not kidding. More than 8 months until I could book my next lesson. Very nice staff and horses but I wish their lesson bookings were more straight forward.

I have the best girlfriend ever! We were supposed to do a rage room while we were in Vegas, but…read moresince we didn't get a chance to do it, she surprised me and planned one for us in Sacramento instead. This was such a fun experience! Obviously, with something like this, you have to sign a waiver before getting started. The guy at the front desk was really nice and patient with me while I was busy taking pictures instead of signing my waiver . They provided us with jumpsuits, masks, and gloves before we went in. The smashing area was a lot smaller than I expected. I thought it would be an actual room, but it was more like an enclosed area surrounded by wooden walls with a tarp over us to help keep all the debris and glass contained. Before we started, the guy explained everything, went over our options, and made sure we knew what we were doing. We had about 20 minutes to let loose and smash everything in sight! We smashed glass bottles, coffee cups and even a windshield. They also gave us different things to smash everything with, and we even got to use a paint gun. My girl and I had a lot of laughs doing this. It was definitely something different for a date, and I'm glad she planned it for us. Sometimes it just feels good to break some stuff! One piece of advice: WEAR OLD SHOES! Wear something you don't care about or wouldn't mind throwing away. By the time you're finished, you've been walking around on a lot of broken glass and debris. I definitely didn't want to track any glass into my car or house, so afterward I put my shoes in a bag. Overall, this was a really fun experience and a great date idea. We had 20 minutes to smash some stuff, laugh together, and make another memory. I would definitely recommend trying a rage room at least once!

My husband and I checked this place out over the weekend. They have a $20 for 20-minute summer…read moredeal. When you book online, it comes out to $22pp. We thoroughly enjoyed smashing everything. You don't need anymore time than 20mins honestly. I recommend coming fully clothed with long sleeves and pants on. If you're planning on going somewhere after, I suggest bringing a change of clothes. You will leave with small shards of glass in your clothing. I also recommend bringing extra clothing because their suits are hot and heavy. & I'm pretty positive they don't clean or spray down any of their protective gear in between customers. I only wore their headgear, and the helmet hasn't even touched my face. I was stunned. I literally said, "Whoa, I can smell the last person that wore this." Yes, you do not smell cleaning solution on their gear or when you walk in. So I imagine their suits aren't being cleaned either. Right after I said that he "reassured" me that they clean the gear. If I ever decide to come back I'll make sure to use my spray I always carry with me. I was so caught up in the moment I didn't think to go grab my disinfectant. Now I'm stuck with a cough.

Easy sign up and option to pick up your packet on the day at $5 charge…read more $10 parking on the day. Bring cash!! This was taken over by Wipeout and was ROC Race. Bring on the Big Balls!! *Tip* You WILL get wet. Bring a change of clothes, towel and bag to put dirty / wet stuff in and don't forget to Go Pro it! **Update** Well that was one big let down. - Bib pick up on the day the lady I saw had no idea wehat she was doing. Where everybody else was picking their bib up in less than a minute mine took over 15. The lady had to call for help twice and said she didn't even know if she managed to assign my bib number to my name so I don't even know if when it comes to the pictures becoming public I will be able to find mine. Please train people and make sure they know what they are doing before the day. - Less obstacles since they took over from ROC Race. - Course was all over the place, we ran through the Parking lot, through closed Food stalls and Picnic area then the Water park. It felt like we were taking a tour of the parking lot for the most part. - Only 2 water stations. Simply not enough in the September heat with no clouds or shade. - Poor organisation at The Sweeper. We got to the obstacle and only 3 of the 4 entrances were open. We waited in line 20 minutes and with just 4 people ahead of us after all the waiting someone unfortunately got injured and they closed the entrance. Instead of opening the other closed one up we were told to join the BACK on of the other 2 lines where we waited another 20-25 minutes, only just as we were called to go through the obstacle they opened that other entrance. Seriously??! - Foam of Fury had no foam, just water. This was one of my favorite obstacles at last years ROC race but this just sucked. If you advertise something then make sure you actually have it. - Finish Line was kind of lame and I had to make sure it was actually the end of the course as aside from 2 small flags at the bottom of the last obstacle there was nothing going on... nothing! It would have been nice to have a photographer (like at last years) or a Water station.. something... anything. But no, we simply just made our way to the gate. I was a ''VIP'' registrant for this event which cost $65.71 after fees. This was with the ''VIP'' pre sale price and a discount code. Considering the price and that you also pay $10 for parking I feel like they could at least try and make the event a little better. After doing this 2 years running I doubt I will do it again.

I had to transfer my registration and miss last year's Ridiculous Obstacle Course (ROC) Race with…read moremy team from work due to bridesmaid duties out of town...so this year I was convinced to sign up for the WIPEOUTRUN reincarnation. Our team this year was much smaller, but still fun times. Packet pickup was easy, at the gates to Cal Expo where you got your race bib, shirt (cotton or tech), wristband, bag for sweat check, etc. They also had branded accessories/merch to complete your race-day outfit if you so desired, including a package that had a shirt, headband, and medal saying "I Conquered Wipeout Run!" (medal not available alone). Picked the earliest start time, 8:30am to tackle the course. The event was organized okay, I wish there were more official race photographers around the starting area with the Giant Red Ball backdrop. I would rate the obstacles overall as good. Not altogether lame, great, or awesome though. You do have to run a bit from the start until you reach any of the obstacles. First obstacle was "Sky's the Limit" which reminded me a little bit of Sky High Sports, super bouncy, tumbling and flips ensued. The next was the "Smash Wall" which provided two walls of varying heights to climb over. "The Drop" was climbing up steps then going down a big inflatable slide. The "Sweeper" was a challenge, where you run straight across to the other side while the big sweeping arm tries to knock you down, then there's a small slide. I did conquer that one! What did me in though, not-so-ironically, was the "Big Balls" obstacle (enclosed). Not sure if I chose the wrong foot to take off from the platform to jump, if I miscalculated how far away it was, or if the balls were fully inflated or what, but I stepped on the first ball then missed the second one. Putting my arms in front of me as I fell, I did a sort of "Superman" pose but landed right in between the two balls in a V, face-down. No bueno for my back. Halfway through the course too! I sat down for a few minutes but didn't feel the need for medic assistance, and was determined to continue. It hurt more to walk than to jog (also pulled something in my left thigh muscle) but I made it. The next obstacle was "Foam of Fury" which was a grown-up Slip 'N Slide essentially, with foamy bubbles and a big pool at the end. I didn't get a good enough running start so didn't actually slide all the way down to the pool. Lemme tell you, standing up on a wet inflatable surface is hard, I sorta had to crawl to the pool. The next obstacle was the cousin of the "Big Balls," the infamous "Wrecking Balls." This one required a life vest as the wrecking balls would knock you off the platform into a big pool -- at that point, I opted out of participating in this obstacle, instead stretching out while my team attempted it. The next obstacle was the "Tumble Tubes," where you ride an inner tube down a big slide (how many big slides so far?!). The final obstacle was the "Happy Endings" finish, another humongous slide to climb up to the top and slide down. There was plenty of room for spectators by each obstacle, would've liked more obstacle variety. Not too much backups at the obstacles. I was wary of Cal Expo as a venue since Electric Run last year felt very "spread out." Post-run I didn't notice any particular party with food provided, just the stands/vendors typically selling fair food near the sweat check. Music was plenty, competing DJs or something depending where you sat could hear up to 3 different songs blasting. My favorite part of the event was the feeling of conquering the Sweeper, but once the Big Balls defeated me that feeling didn't last long. I've done other themed/fun/obstacle runs (Warrior Dash, Color Run, Electric Run) and I consider those much better than WIPEOUT. Granted, I know I signed up knowing this course was inspired by the WIPEOUT TV show, and that the course is meant to attack you, but this was the first time I've almost injured myself at a race. This was supposed to be fun compared to my regular 5Ks, 10K, and half marathons! I did make it through with a smile on my face by the end, but man, I was so sore and in pain the following week. Required two deep tissue massages and I wasn't sure I was up for the 5K I had signed up for the weekend right after WIPEOUT (I did complete that though, and with a pretty fast time!). I'm not likely to sign up again for another WIPEOUT. If a friend asked me if I would recommend it, I would say that's up to personal preference. Mud and stable wooden obstacles, ropes, etc. are more my thing, otherwise solid ground under my feet. That unstable feeling of inflatable bounce-house type environs really threw me off (literally), and the slides and stuff felt too out of control for my liking.

Just wrapped up a 13th bday there with 13 boys. Robbie was great. He was our main host and made…read moresure we had a good time. Everything turned though when Mike came to referee a game. He shot at our kids on 2 occasions. Once because he thought a "dead player" was talking to his teammate. Second because he thought one of our players was shooting in his direction. He has a high powered custom gun. He did not give warnings. He was on a power trip. Then he flipped out after letting one of the kids borrow his magazine. We escalated this to the manager, Ryan. He watched the video and confirmed that his referee did indeed shoot one of the 12 year old boys at the party. But did not apologize and only said that it's within their rules. I understand that referees have tough jobs and need to enforce rules. But when it's a private birthday party for 12 and 13 year old kids, and you don't give them any warnings, shooting them with a high powered gun is unacceptable. Edit - upper management apologized. It's not their policy to shoot players. They are working to get the issue fixed. I appreciate their action to make things better for future players.

This place is pretty cool. My son and all of his friends really enjoy their time here. I would love…read moreto get a group of moms and dads and come here for a date night- moms vs dads. I think it would be hilarious and a blast!

Came in with a group of 3. Very clean and cocktails were good but a bit overpriced for a single…read moredrink. Bartender was not rude but very unfriendly, but we stuck around and played some games. All games cost $1. We wanted to give this place a chance since it's in lavender heights but not sure we'll come back

I've never thrown an axe before this but it was very easy to do. Great place to bring a date. They…read moremight not know if they'll like it but it's loads of fun.