This is an 18 hole par 3 course. The holes are mostly around 100 yards, so an experienced golfer…read morewill play this only with their irons. That makes this course great for children, beginners or anyone looking for a walkable course. We just use walking carts here but people do rent gas carts. On a weekend it was twenty bucks for 18 holes. This course is enjoyable for what it is. If you are looking to make long drives, go to a different course. I would recommend this for great family fun.

This is an 18 hole par 3 course. Many holes under 100 yards, many around 100 yards, and a few over…read more140. This is a GreatLife course, and you can tell that they have made some upgrades. Kudos to them. Tip: ask the pro shop to tell you what hole was once rated as a top 18 hole in the state of South Dakota. It is one of the back 9 holes (I think), and it is about 70 yards... good luck on that tiny, two tiered green. Tip: Carts are available. It is very flat and easily walked, but why spoil a nice round of golf with a walk?

Had business in Sioux Falls and played a round at Prairie Green. Beautiful course although a little…read morebeat up on a few holes. Slightly difficult due to lots of sand and some water. What made the experience great though was the cart girl mikayla. She was funny and friendly and always made sure i had a cold one in my hand. Great customer service.

I went out in late fall and the course was still in pretty good shape. I was just in a two some…read moreand they assigned us to another two some so we could golf as a fore some. That seems about standard but we were there and ready to go with no one waiting to go out. We asked if we could go out and we were told no and had to wait. After using the practice green for about 30 minutes, I went back in to see how much longer we had to wait. The other two some checked in and they sent them out and didn't tell us to go out with them. They apologized and immediately sent us out to the back nine. Once golfing I realized all was good on the course. The greens were pretty beat up. I fixed a lot of divots. They do have GPS on their carts and seem pretty accurate.

I cannot for the life of me understand why they are calling this a Japanese garden. This is a small…read morestretch of grass and paving stones near some water. If this city wanted to call it a park, that would be passable, but it's actually insulting and frustrating that they are calling this a Japanese garden. I was able to find what I think is a Japanese maple and they had a bridge that looks like they tried to style it in a Japanese style over an empty bed of rocks that was possibly intended as a koi pond once upon a time, but as it stands, there is nothing Japanese about this location. It's really confusing. For anyone who's not clear, putting a stone lantern from Pier One next to a walkway does not make it a Japanese garden. To add insult to injury, they had the sprinklers going full blast at noon with only one pathway in and out. We got soaked, as did many other people who seemed like locals that were just trying to walk on their lunch break. I was hoping to stop here and feel a little more Zen but I left wet and annoyed.

Beautiful! You would never know you're in a big city. It was peaceful and a great spot to have a…read morepicnic and a walk.

They've different fun things to different ages of kids, and very nice rest area, my baby boy had…read morelots fun !

I absolutely love love love this park. When you have multiple children of different ages it's a…read morechallenge entertaining all of them. Here, you have many choices and by agree range.

This is a three rink year round ice plex. This is located in the Sanford sports complex. The rinks…read moreare available for hockey, figure skating, birthday parties, lessons and some open public skate. The ice is nicely groomed. There is a skate shop with rentals, concessions and a large changing area. I highly recommend this place for year round fun.

Amazing facility. Really nice staff. Building is really clean and well maintained…read more One drawback, shower...they seem to only have them in half the locker rooms and they were down for maintenance. But the awesome staff said the boys could use the refs room shower after stick time. So nice since it was just a stop on our road trip. Great job taking care of your business.

We had a ball. The staff was super nice and even stood in because we were a man short. We had a…read morereservation and were set up and served beverages within the first 10 minutes of being there. Definitely looking forward to visiting the area and this establishment again!!

Great time throwing axes ... the staff is very helpful and educational ... great atmosphere.. they…read morehave a long handel axe course as well .. we are here for our company xmas party it's a great time .. they also have a great selection of craft beers.. due to safety u may only consume one per hr while throwing axes

Paddle boys is family owned and very welcoming. Great services and were available last minute. Wish…read moreI had more time to do more. Despite being July and a very dry season it was still pretty cool. 100% recommend them!

Nice park with plenty to do. The USS South Dakota is a good place to start with kids to check out…read morethe memorial. There are several fields for softball and baseball. Thats good and bad. If you come here just to play in the park it can be difficult to find a place to park!. Its a short walk to the Great Plains Zoo.

Righteous park. Upper section has spread-out meadow with playground equipment and tons of room for…read morepicnicking. Killer view of northern Sioux Falls from ridge/overlook. Native burial mounds dot the upper ridge section, making it clear that humankind has long enjoyed this spot. Lower section spills down toward the zoo, with more picnic spots. In between the two, the adventuresome kid will find some trails along a steep ridge.