had a small 3 day camp at splat action. i had a great time there and with the constant renevations…read morethat ive heard are going to happen like a few speed ball arenas i think this the place to go

Super fun, but not cheap. We went with a private party of adults and kids. It was hours and…read morehours of fun. I now feel ready to take on The zombie apocalypse. The only drawback was cost. It's a big expense for a family so it may only be a special event outing. Equipment some protective clothing was provides

I have seen axe throwing so much on various tv shows and we wanted to do a date night with our…read morefriends who live in Salem and chose here! We had a great time and shared a throwing lane with new friends we met and it was great and everyone was nice, front desk staff were great and the host too. Our host Archer was great, they also helped me determine which axe to throw. I have a brain injury and this was actually a good thing to do for hand eye coordination and repetitions which are good for me. The whole experience was great and $60 for 90 minutes was not bad and worth it to us, I did see they have a membership if you live locally and want to go often. We would definitely go again and I want my husband to build us one for at home!

What an experience! I loved that they had coaches to help you learn how to be successful at axe…read morethrowing. I went in feeling really nervous and left feeling confident! If you're looking for something fun to do this is a definite must.

Amazing camping location. The owners Keri and Dustin have created a magical throwback to the times…read morewhen whole groups of family members would camp out together, cook and eat together, sit around and talk "story", do activities together, watch movies in the park, listen to others jam on their musical instruments on a real stage, play human foosball, play miniature golf, and of course a real train with a half mile track. What an amazing find! We spent the Eclipse time with them. They made that time extra special. They did not overbook, allowed the camper RVs a lot of space, had coffee and churros in the morning, dinners every night, so reasonable in prices and they didn't up their prices for the eclipse gouging going on. And I gotta give some love to V- Elvis (Brett Butler) who entertained us two nights. Stash winery was also there and Lee Courier sang hound dog with Elvis. Dustin has a lot of cool kitchen gadgets like a huge corn roaster. We ate a lot of roasted cord with butter and season salt. There's a churro maker and the Train Wreck with churros, whipped cream and caramel OMG. A large kettle for kettle corn every night and a shaved ice maker. Wow! Keri is the friendliest most imaginative event creator. Weddings, family reunions and any and all campers would be super happy coming to visit!

Came here for eclipse weekend and had an awesome time - definitely exceeded expectations and was…read moreunlike any other campground experience we've ever had. It's a family-run operation and the owners were really friendly & responsive. Prices were very reasonable, and unlike other campgrounds, you get more than just a spot to park your camper. The highlight was, of course, a small train that has a route through the woods. We rode on that thing a TON - our kids LOVED it. We also played tetherball, mini golf, watched movies in the evening, listened to live music, played in play houses for the kids, and had lots of concession food. There didn't seem to be a ton to do in the vicinity (near a small town), but the campground had lots happening so we hardly felt a need to even leave! We'll be back.

Tues the website said it was open. drove by and closed. Salem needs places kids can go to roller…read moreskate in doors to learn and be safe. During the winter days, Christmas break, Easter and during the summer I have two granddaughters and two nieces needing to skate or other things than Wonderland and jumping on trampolines. Roller skating, rock climbing ect. are we really bringing up our kids to be homebodies junkies or gamers or just spending all day in front of boob tube or laptop.

The only place to skate in Salem. The hoop converts from basketball courts to a roller skating rink…read moreon Friday nights. Line starts forming about 6pm, doors open at 7. Line gets huge. Lots of bladers that generally are out of control. Music is kind of all over the charts. The little brats drop candy and soda often. The floor is usually dirty and you need to clean your wheels after each night. But still a fun place to skate.

We are not regular bowlers, so we do not have any recent comparisons on which to base a review…read more Woodburn Bowl is an older but well-kept bowling alley. It clean, friendly and fun. Nothing super high tech, but a computer does the math and scores show up on the screen above the lane. The prices are super-reasonable, beer is cold, deep friend snacks are good, rental shoes are clean, a choice of bowling balls for every size human and working automatic lanes (with bumpers, if you want them). Just what we needed for a couple of hours of Saturday afternoon foolery.

Best bowling place ever! I love how small it is!! Me and my boyfriend went there on a Monday night…read morethe two of us and the experience was amazing!! Definitely coming again!!

Well maintained course; great staff; plenty of parking. What else could you ask for?!read more

Excellent track for both the accomplished golfer and the beginner (well sort of beginner; you may…read morewant to have a few rounds under your belt before you give this a go). Course is very well maintained with fair but challenging holes. The course eases you into the round with two opening holes that are relatively easy before whacking you up side the head with a very difficult Par 5 on the 4th hole. You hit a semi blind drive into a narrow area, hit a second shot 150 to 175 over a creek and then have a long third shot to the green. If you blow the tee shot you are history on this hole. After number 4, the holes, especially the innocuous but deadly 7th hole, can lead to big numbers. The back nine is not as picturesque as the front nine but is equally challenging. Holes 11 and 14, both par 5s, will give you fits. Prices are reasonable here. Great value for your golfing dollar.

My sister and I had an absolute blast. I haven't mini golfed in years. Cheap way to have lots of…read moregiggles. Don't ask me what my score was

Going strictly by course condition, Puttskee would rate pretty low. But despite the numerous…read moredefects and poor design, we found the course quite enjoyable. You just have to adopt a 'play it as it lies' approach and navigate the challenges best you can.

Super cute family 9-hole course. They recently got it and are trying to revitalize it so it was a…read morebit rough for a course, but for the price it was pretty good! Gotta get the mosquitos out of there and get some grass on the greens and it'll be a 5 star course for the price.

One of the worst golf courses I've ever played. Just played there April 22 2023. The drainage is…read morehorrible. There are no real cart paths and when you're driving the object of the game and not golf, is to try not to get stuck in the mud with your power cart. I don't think they've mowed anything in a month. You lose your ball so easily. The new owners don't care about the course at all. They don't upgrade any of their equipment from what I hear. They charge as much as Chehalem golf course in Newberg and that course is immaculate. 27 bucks for 9 holes and a cart. Should be playing us to play that pathetic 9 holes. The greens are Swiss cheese and the worst I've ever seen. The driving range is closed due to the fact management doesn't want to keep it up. There needs to be some new owners that know how to take care of a golf course and actually care. We had to call the front desk to get another power cart to be able to get up the hill after playing the ninth because the battery died. Not big of a deal, but there was also two other groups in front of us that their cart died also. It was laughable. Don't waste your time. The worst!!!