This outdoor kids rec center is phenomenal! If you have kids (even bigger kids), they'll love this…read moreoutdoor park. Check the pics n vids. Must experience!

Place is a good old American skating rink. Owners and staff are very friendly. Could use a new…read morecarpet. Fun to watch experienced skaters too as they have many local skaters that go there all the time.

This in the only roller skating rink orotund and they have a huge selection of music older music…read moreand more current music. The staff is very friendly however the carpet in the concession area is in need of replacement and everything is fixed with duck tape.

Great golf course! Tall drinks, great burgers and very affordable. Ann & Carl are great hosts, the…read morecourse is fun and there are great views at the clubhouse!

Very hilly course. Well maintained and in great shape. Course is busy on weekends (make a tee time…read moretone safe) and they do have league night on weekdays resulting in a closed course to the public.

We've been to a few of these before and this one is smaller but we still had fun. Four foam pits,…read morethe trampoline area and some basketball jumps which was fun. They have a rock climbing wall and an American Ninja Worrier area which takes allot of upper body strength. Don't forget dodgeball area so you can throw some balls at your kid and it's totally fine! 2 adults and 2 kids with socks was $60.00 for one hour. We did not do the arcade area because they already got enough of my money overall it was clean, nice and we had a great time.

If only I could take this golf course back to California with me, life would be awesome. This is…read moreone of the most beautiful golf courses I have had the pleasure to play. In my opinion this course is better than Trump National in Palos Verdes, California and Pelican Hills. There is not one negative comment from me. Greens were a little difficult, but I like the challenge, fairways are in excellent condition. Not a yellow spot or wet spot on the course. This course is a must play and needs to be on your bucket list to play. Staff is friendly and very accommodating. Members; there should be no complaints. I hope you all know you have one of the best golf courses in the country.

Cool course, usually in pretty good shape and greens are true. The rough can be very difficult at…read moretimes as it's so thick.

The park is a little hard to find, but it is well worth it. It was well groomed and there were…read morethree distinct different Dog Park parks. One for large dogs one for small dogs and one for a special need dogs.

Wowzer! Best dog park award in the country! Well made dog park in Galena, IL. Fenced in. Includes 4…read moredifferent dog areas: a small dog park area, a big dog area, a special needs dog area for training or dogs like mine that do not play well with others, and a wild "natural" dog area that is completely fenced in. I recommend wearing good hiking shoes in this area, as you kinda have to forge your own path through the thick bush. I was able to do it in sandles but I wouldn't recommend that. My Beagles are hunters and love this kind of a park...and since I'm a wild child I probably would do it barefoot if i had to, since these dog areas are rare and always make my heart sing. Good quality doggie bags provided, some shade and a picnic table in each area. The water fountain is in the common entrance area of the three parks, so that was a little different, but it was thought out well and works fine. There's a porter potty for humans and a small parking lot. It's within a forested area and away from houses or traffic. I think it was built on $62,000 of donations and that in itself is pretty cool!

It was strange to find myself in Dubuque, as I'm not from the area, and I don't pass through very…read moreoften. But in this case, a few of us were "meeting in the middle" from various cities to have a little golf outing. We chose Bunker Hill Golf Course for our event. We had heard from friends that yeah, we'll have fun there. Upon checking in, we were greeted by very friendly staff. The facilities were impressive inside, including a nice little pro shop, a big dining area, and a well-equipped bar with good food choices. It was a great start to a great day. Lingering around teebox #1, we got a chance to have a friendly chat with some local retirees that golf there daily - it was a great representation of what you'll find at Bunker Hill - good people, relaxed environment. The course is tucked into the center of Dubuque, but you'd never know it while you're golfing. The course has plenty of elevation changes - up/down as well as side-to-side. This is the foundation for Bunker Hill's character - and you know it if you've played it. It's not the longest course, which would make you think "oh, it must be easy". Slow down there. What this course lacks in length, it makes up for with tilted fairways and fast, undulating greens. Putting is a big challenge here (was the pin placement deemed "hardest ever" for us? Perhaps!). The fairways, and general hole layout, can affect you as well. You can be staring down a straight, "simple" hole, but the tilted fairway can funnel your ball to an unexpected location. Thus, "course management" is key. You may want to lay up - or go for it - based on your game and the hole's layout. I know that now... The fall colors were fantastic - a bonus for us this time of year. With ample trees, however, fall golf make it more interesting finding your ball. While that's true for any course, it's more pronounced at Bunker Hill. Like I said, the fairways can funnel your ball around - you may think it's in one area, but it may be 30+ yards away from where you're looking. Throw in fall leaves, and you may spend more time hunting for your ball than actually golfing! (or so it felt like it). We're planning to do a meet-up in Dubuque for further golf outings. Bunker Hill will certainly be on the menu. Thanks to the staff for a fun day!

Owned by Dwier Brown, who played Ray Kinsella in the famous final scene of "Field of Dreams," the…read moreBaseball Hall of Dreams is a must-stop on any visit near Dyersville's iconic movie site. This amazing 1860s-era building isn't a ripoff shrine to the Field of Dreams; rather, it is a treasure trove of baseball photos and artifacts, with topics and focus on the game's people and history. It is a tribute to Dubuque County's rich baseball history. I have heard rumors they will add more components and businesses to the structure. If you're a fan of the movie, you need to see some great memorabilia that Brown has from his unique experience. Dyersville's downtown is just a block south, and The Field of Dreams is just four miles away, so The Baseball Hall of Dreams should be on your itinerary when you're in the area. Brown and his staff have fun collectibles throughout the facility, and they rotate interesting photos that display the passion that baseball has brought people for two centuries. They also have occasional events at the venue, and their store has some truly fun options. There's a small admission, but it's worth it. If you're in town with a group, a softball or baseball team, it's a learning experience for youngsters and it's kid friendly.

very well done. excellent layout, walked you through various baseball related themes. great story…read moreand really made you contemplate what is important in life. definitely worth your time. thoroughly enjoyed this museum. wished it was at the Field of Dreams movie site. would have been even more special, but a very short drive away.