This indoor jungle/clinging park is so much fun and the staff is helpful. My granddaughter loved…read moreit She has asked to return

The staff were really rude and the old man was following us around and thought the we were bad kids…read moreand it was bs and my mom was in the car and they thought that we were skipping on our tab and the old lady was being mean never comming back that worked my 14 berth day

They don't make it easy to visit and photograph the historic Fire Tower of Helena. We circled it…read moretwice before we found a parking lot for a closed business and were safe leaving the car there for the 20 minutes it took to climb up to the tower and get some pictures. It is a historic monument and icon for the city of Helena. Allegedly, there are only five of its kind still standing in all of the United States. The tower stands 25 feet tall and was built in 1876 after a huge fire destroyed much of the downtown Helena area. Called "The Guardian of the Gulch", it was manned around the clock to keep watch over the city. If a fire was spotted, the alarm was sounded to alert the town to begin fighting a fire. The Guardian is the last remaining tower of the many that once existed in Helena. It was last used in 1931. Certainly worth the effort to get close to it and see the history. The best trail is just off Cruse Avenue across from Broadway. There is a small hillside park with picnic tables.

The employees are very kind and courteous and the lanes themselves are well kept. The bowling balls…read morejust need some updating because they are a little outdated and have no hook on the lanes no matter how much spin you have.

Went here on a Saturday night and they had some sort of 18+ event where you could get part of your…read more$20 cover fee for 3 games back. Super fun. Staff was great. Definitely recommend this place and especially the Saturday night

Pros: Staff are awesome, friendly, and knowledgeable. Parking is easy. There is a store with food,…read moredrinks, and clothing. The area is beautiful. Cons: The boat that is covered gets hot inside, unless there is a cool breeze. If you are in the covered boat and not seated at a window, you will miss the majority of sites that are called out during the narration. Views are very limited. If the boat is full, you can't really walk and hang out on the back of the boat which is open air. The boat moves very slow. Did I mention it gets warm? My advice: if an option, take the open air boat (Sacajawea) where there is no cover (bring sunscreen). Check to see if they rent pontoons or other boats. Just an ok experience and wouldn't do it again.

We didn't think that the boat tour lived up to the hype. If you're local or have lots of time on…read moreyour hands go for it, it's a nice boat ride and the staff is wonderful. Food at the cafe looked good too. If you're a tourist budgeting your time you might want to pass. On our two hour boat ride we learned a bit about the area, Lewis & Clark and the flora & fauna. The ride itself was basically looking at rock cliffs, pine trees and spinning around in circles for different views. With the required half hour early request and a little time after the tour it took about three hours of our time.

West of Helena along a curvy and steeply graded stretch of US 12, MacDonald Pass is a spot for…read moregetting a great view of the valley towards Helena and there are a handful of trails nearby. Several cars were parked while we briefly climbed to the top of one of the peaks to look out and take some pictures. The sign at the side of the road details the history of the pass between Deer Lodge and Helena, a tragic murder, a ghost story and some aviation history. While we were passing through, a pickup truck pulling a camper trailer was probably going too fast down the grade and had an accident. Fortunately, no one looked hurt. Be careful and watch your speed on these curvy mountain roads!

I bought a pair of women's Orvis Clearwater waders from Cross Currents Fly Shop. While I was not…read morehappy with the leaky waders, it was no reflection on CC, but they worked hard with me to return them and give me store credit. I fully appreciated their helpful staff and expertise. They were responsive, listened, and were supportive of my decision to return the waders. Many fly shops are condescending to women, act like we don't know what we want or like, but Jim was lovely. Thank you.

Helpful staff in the fly shop at Craig! They seem to be having fun and are helpful as well.read more

Booking was so easy. Drew was the best tour guide. Montana Fishing Outfitters picks you up and…read moreprovides not just a whole day of amazing fishing fun, but they provide travel to and from the river. Booked them again this fall.

This was my first experience fly fishing for trout. What a great first time! The first day it was…read moreraining and cold, and I didn't expect to get many, if any fish. We caught 20. This was in the Missouri river. The next day we went to a lake known as "the land of the giants". It lived up to it's name. We caught 20 again! The third day was on a different part of the river. We only caught 3 that day, but it was a beautiful Montana day, and I had already caught waaaay more fish than I had imagined. All in all it was a great experience. Garrett was magnificent. He was very patient with me and my many questions prior to the trip. The guides were top-notch. Great teachers too. I'm looking forward to our next trip, and would highly recommend this outfitter for the job.

The seats were comfortable and shaded you from the sun and rain plus lots of parking. There was a…read moreconcession stand and clean bathrooms plus it was next to a really nice park. Well maintained we enjoyed our visit

Great place to catch a game. The field overlooks mountains that can be seen over centerfield. The…read moreseats are completely shaded, so you won't get to hot even in for a day game in July. If you want a foul ball one of the local kids will likely sell you one of the ones they chased down for $5. The food is nothing special, but did you expect it to be?