My girlfriend and I visited High Tide on July 18. We ordered one piña colada (which arrived with a…read morefloater we didn't order) and a Yuengling Flight. Later, I ordered one more beer. When we decided to leave, we spent 10-15 minutes trying to get a bartender's attention to close our tab but were completely ignored, so we left expecting the tab to be closed with the customary gratuity. When I reviewed my credit card statement the following week, I discovered I had been charged $128.81. Management claimed I ordered five piña coladas, five floaters, two beers, and left a $25 tip, which is completely inconsistent with what we actually ordered. I was told they had a signed receipt, but when I requested a copy of the receipt and any video showing me signing it, those requests were refused. When I later spoke with Mr. Elmo, the manager over the Redhead-affiliated businesses, he told me to dispute the charge with my credit card company because he believed I was likely trying to scam the business. During the conversation, he repeatedly referred to his customers as "the type of people we deal with," which came across as dismissive and disrespectful toward his own customers. Mistakes happen, but refusing to provide the documentation you claim exists, accusing a customer of fraud, and treating customers this way is unacceptable. I would encourage anyone who visits to carefully review both their receipt and their credit card statement afterward.

Amazing food! Staff was fun and outgoing! All outside but shaded area n rent cabanas. Free to get…read morein. Drinks about a 15$! A few games like corn holes there. Good amount of seating. Dj superman was doing great on Saturday when we came ! Right close to the lake.

I've never seen an aquatic center with no chairs or loungers for people to sit on. It's absolutely…read moreridiculous. The pictures that I saw online showed zero chairs around the pool. Also, I spoke to some female on the phone and I when I said thank you for the information she said, "yup" Unprofessional.

pool is great. really like the kids are, and the diving boards. they have. good,read more

My granddaughters were visiting again and I took them to the water park and they had a great time…read more The place was very clean and has a women's and family locker room with showers. There's locker's availble as well. There's a concession stand with limited food and drinks but very reasonable. Zero entry, most of the pool areas are 3'6 deep to 3'. There are baby slide, a medium wide slide and a large slide as well as a basketball hoop, innertubes and a deeper area for the larger kids and adults. There are plenty of lounge chaise and tables with an umbrellas. They take cash or checks, no debit or credit cards. Nice for the locals and those who are visiting the area. My only suggestion is that the teenagers working there, learn how to say "Thank You" when taking money either for entry or at the concession stand.

This was one of our family's favorite summer fun spots. ...sadly besides learning that they would…read moreprefer nursing mother's not come here, they still charge $5 and no longer have tube floats....

A fantastic park situated right out the northwest edge of Springfield…read more It has very nice scenery, trails, a "lake", and an awesome cave located off to the side of the park. The cave itself is sealed off, so you can't explore that area, but still a neat feature. There is also a family center that looks to have some nice amenities. I would highly recommend the park!

For our family reunion picnic my mom selected Doling Park family center which was pretty brilliant…read more We were inside a large air conditioned facility with a kitchen, nice clean bathrooms, attendants on duty who happily pitched in to help with group photos. The park is really big with plenty of outdoor activities. Doling Park is a Springfield gem. I would definitely keep Doling Park Family Center in mind for future activities.

Cabin and float trip reserved. Smooth transaction checking in. Cabin was absolutely stunning. Float…read moretrip was fun and relaxing. Highly recommend this experience to all.

Very beautiful campground but everyone around us was smoking Mary Jane's and I had my 14 year old…read moreniece with us and we couldn't enjoy outside at all. Partly our fault because we didn't realize that it was not allowed and we should've called it in. So if it really bothers you, definitely call it in. I don't care what people do in their private residences, but I don't want it around my niece and as we packed up in the morning, my trailer reeked of it. The bar and grill was closed too even though it says it's open so that was very disappointing. We were only there to spend the night, not really on vacation, but I would definitely go back if I was on vacation.

Easy location to get into. The kids were eager to try out the diving boards once we got inside the…read moreswimming pool complex. Soon they were disappointed because the diving boards were closed off. The lifeguard says that there was "too many chemicals and that they couldn't see below the waters surface." That seems like something that could be solved by just having less chemicals in the water but ok. The snacks were inexpensive and the crowd was friendly. I hope the boards will be open the next time we come.

From the owner: West Broadway Swim Club is a members only pool. It provides a great way for your family to get…read moreaway from the summer heat and have some fun at the pool! It has a gated zero entry baby pool, free swim lessons with your membership, and many other amenities.

A great indoor pool at the local high school, is open most nights and some mornings for public…read moreswim. The lifeguards are well-trained. You can buy a pass to get cheaper rates, but really it's pretty inexpensive if you only go occasionally.

It says online that the pool is open contacted head owner of the pool and he says that the pool…read morewill not be open because the water has to be above 70°, which is stupid

**Update** I got a flyer in the mail the other day, appaently the classes no longer cost extra? I…read morewonder if that means the fees will go up. We actually just moved away, so it does't matter to us...but I am glad they are moving to that system. ______________ Before we moved to Rolla, we already knew about the Centre....we were super-excited because our house is essentially across the street. I had dreams of becoming a regular there, maybe even kicking off my zumba teaching career....hitting the waterslides in the summer, and overall making it my new home-away-from-home (like the Oakland Y was for me back in CA). But....that's not what has happened. Sadly. The classes here are totally meh. At first I thought that the Zumba teacher was ok, but after going on and off for a few months, I am not impressed. The class isn't really intense enough, and the music is stale. I understand and appreciate doing the same songs so people know the moves and whatever, but seriously...the Selfie song? Still??!? Other classes...I think most of them in the 8:30 slot are all taught by the same person (Jay) now. I understand there was some drama with the departure of the old teacher, but not sure what.....Anyhow, Jay is obviously very excited about fitness and has his followers (including my Boo) but he just doesn't do it for me. I don't really understand the point of playing music (especially during weight lifting) if you're not going to do stuff *along* with the music? I've not done spin (I am kind of outraged that it costs extra!!!) or yoga because neither particularly interests me...there really aren't that many classes, especially if you're not a senior citizen. Now that I think about it, it really bothers me that so many of the classes cost extra (Zumba, Spin, maybe yoga, I don't remember). The membership is definitely not cheap, so it just seems kind of messed up to charge extra. The machines and free weights are fine....I wish there were more barbells in the free-weight area. Or if they allowed people to use the aerobics studio between classes, where the majority of the lighter weights are (and there is space and mirrors for aerobics). I am not sure why they are so strict about that, maybe they are worried about weights walking off or someone falling down in there an not have anyone notice? Boo tells me that the swimming area (nautatorium?) is nice and rarely crowded. It seems like the hours for lap swimming are kind of limited, but I guess they're meeting the current demand. I think it's kind of neat they sometimes show movies Friday nights in the pool area for kids.

I'm a traveler and have been exercising for 20+ years. I've been into 40+ gyms in my life as I've…read moretraveled nationwide. This place is pretty great. Lacking a bit in some of the options for equipment but overall it's a great value.

What a beautiful park! We loved watch the wildlife and exploring the spring trail and castle ruins!read more

Went kayaking for the first time and had a great time. Staff we rented from was very helpful and…read morekind and gave great support and pointers