River Run or Sparta municipal golf course is a gem. Fast greens for sure. Mature trees line most…read morefairways and come into play ocassionally....especially the way I hit the ball. In the upper $40's but is worth it. I've paid more for worse! And it just on the outskirts of the city of Sparta where shopping and services are plentiful. Give the place a try, you won't regret it!

Nice well keeper golf course. I am giving 2 stars because for two years Im a row we were hurried…read moreby the range master who drove around yelling at everyone. There apparently was a league event during the Sat of Labor Day weekend. They did not tell us about the event till we were well into our second fairway. Worse part of the deal was I had my teenage son along for his first time golfing, it left him with a bad impression of what golf is like.

Small 9 hole course. Very friendly people with a lot of passion! Little buggy but I will…read moredefinitely be back in the fall

Service is terrible. I went with a group of 5, each paid the price for a golf cart, and we never…read morereceived 3 pairs of keys. Later, we were out on the course and the owner drives up and starts accusing us of not paying for the carts. He was swearing at us, and also was drinking on the job. Do not recommend golfing here ever. very disappointed.

One of the poorest kept courses I have golfed on. Every bit of water on the course was completely…read morecovered with algae. No attempt to clean it whatsoever. Overall I wouldn't be upset if for a poor golf course you paid a poor man`s price. $19 to walk 9 holes is a little ridiculous if you ask me..

A poorly managed and poorly kept golf course and campground that has the potential to be a great…read moregolf getaway. The two stars reflect a decent price but you have to pay .25 to shower for crying out loud!

How lucky is La Crosse to have this facility! With 17 courts, all with outdoor surfaces, overhead…read morelighting designed to diffuse glare, an HVAC system designed away from ball flight interference, the owners seem to have thought of everything. I moved from Scottsdale AZ where the national pickleball headquarters will be. The Bluezone offers more courts, regulation specs, better pricing, state-of-the-art scoring and information displays, and even the most comfy, carpeted/cozy couches to take a breather in or have guests and spectators watch for free. I love the online court reservation system, too, so I can sign up to play and see if others will be there for open play before I arrive. They carry some equipment for purchase, a ball machine for hourly rental if you want to practice your techniques, fantastic variety of league play, and the best group of members and plays around. You will find all ages and all skill levels blend here in open play and each are welcomed and having a great time. This seems to be the best place in town to meet people if you are new like me.

It's a pleasure and a privilege to review the Blue Zone! After 3 hours of play & learning about…read moretheir various programs from lessons to leagues to tournaments and other activities, as a guest I eagerly decided to join the club. I immediately joined a weekly league & took advantage of making use of their high quality ball machine. My most recent visit on a weekday over 3 hours of open play, I enjoyed playing with a variety of players at all levels and became acquainted with a few on a sociable level. The facility, which maintains 17 courts, is impeccably maintained. Their programs are well-organized and the club creates a relaxed environment with extended hours to make play both affordable and available. I look forward to growing my game here and encourage anyone, whether beginner or advanced, to give them a try. I truly believe you won't be disappointed!

My son and I are new to golf and intimidated in jumping into things but Scott put our minds at ease…read moreduring our hourlong session. His patience and easy going manner and expert advice were just what we needed! What a great business in LaCrosse! Couldn't be happier

Wonderful people with PGA Pro-level knowledge. Couldn't be nicer or more helpful!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Mini Golf was pretty expensive for what it is..... Didn't…read morefeel like trying the go-carts after that. Staff is nice though

Managing Girl is terrible! However, We love this place, and it is a destination when we come to…read moretown. We appreciate the military discount. Unfortunately, we don't appreciate the managing girl, who wears a mask outside, very much. She has little to NO people skills and has no appreciation for Military service, though the owners of the park do. She won't give the military discount on tickets, just the very first one bought. WTF? We bought a bunch of batting cage tokens for the fast pitch baseball machine. Most all the pitches were over our heads. Ridiculous. We told her and she said, " I know ." We need to get it fixed. However, NO refund could be given. We once arrived there and bought Kart racing tokens. After we paid, she immediately went and closed the track because of "potential" rain. She wouldn't give a refund, said the owners would not allow it. BS. It did not rain for 2 hours. We had to use the tokens weeks later on our way through town again. She is terrible. While we were playing the large connect 4, she constantly worried about us picking up the pieces off the ground. Of course we always did, but as soon as the game was over, she'd yell, " are you going to pick-up the pieces ? " Two seconds after the pieces hit the ground. We had to finally tell her to STOP! She was so damn annoying! This girl should not be in any type of customer service position. When we asked for her name to complain to management, she said she couldn't give it due to safety reasons. She is such a bad person to have running your business. If we see her again, we will just leave. Not worth the aggravation. We do love the Karts and the military discount! Too bad the batting cages suck.

This was a grade C campground. Wildcat Mountain is so named because the locals killed a wildcat…read morethere many years ago. The campsite we stayed in, #8, was directly across from the Park Office and was not secluded at all. We did see some other campsites that were secluded, but they all seem pretty close together, so if you're looking for privacy, search elsewhere. But the place was neat and clean, and the toilets were not bad at all. Not many bugs in June, in the toilets, and the toilets did not smell bad. The good thing about camping across from the Park Office is you get to use their beautiful facilities when they are open. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Just by sheer happenstance we heard on the radio that Natural Bridge State Park was in the area and it sounded cool, so we drove over there to see it and it's so beautiful! The Overlook Point here at Wildcat is also very beautiful and easy to get to. We walked most of the Starlight trail, until it got overgrown, but it was nice and level and an easy hike. The Amphitheater...whoa. This was definitely the most rustic one I've ever seen so far. And I can't imagine one that would be more rustic than this one. It's not bad, it's just small, the seats tip forward, the stage is barely a stage, I don't see how they can possibly hold productions on it, but what do I know? I'm not in the theater--I'm sure they make it work somehow. It's very intimate and cozy, let's put it that way. We came across a gigantic moth at the base of a tree and it turned out to be a Luna Moth, which after it emerges from its cocoon doesn't have mouth parts, so it can't eat! It lives a week to breed, and then dies! All in all, it's not worth a very far drive, but if you're in the general area and want to camp, it's OK. At least it was not noisy at night. Some really nice campgrounds have lots of nice features but are super loud in the evening. This one was quiet, and you could see tons of stars.

Wildcat Mountain State Park is a beautiful but smaller gem in the Wisconsin SP system. If you're…read morelucky enough to reserve one of the only 20 campsites on a weekend, good for you! (We were not quick enough on the draw). But the campgrounds by the entrance look very nice. In 2020 it's all Do It Yourself parking passes and camp check-in. We enjoyed the lookout stop, complete with a "selfie station" to put your phone. We also did a nice, but mildly rigorous hike of the Old Settler's Trail. The 2.5 mile trail has some steep stairs and elevation changes (don't wear your fashionable high heeled boots like we saw an older lady struggling down the stairs with). Would love to see the trail marked a little better- markings seem to date back a few decades, and we got lost on a switchback. (Note: the nicer looking Hemlock Trail was closed off June 2020 due to erosion or weather.) We loved the hike and the park, and it was nice to have access to clean bathrooms. Sitting at a picnic table enjoying lunch, there was an incredible amount of great bird watching! And yes, a drive or cycle through this park is incredible.

Great bowling, drinks and staff! Such a fun night! Had a great margarita and loved the pup Lola! :)read more