It's a nice par 3 course. It's a nice course to spend an wonderful Saturday afternoon. It's…read morechallenging. Come and bring kids to putt some golf balls .

Driving along, the flames from their outdoor heaters and a new set of signs caught my eye -- a new…read morebusiness in Flagstaff! I love seeing new places pop up here, especially when they offer something unique. This one did: an 18-hole putting mini-golf course. Recently opened, PuttTek brings something fresh to Flagstaff. It's a fun activity for groups, kids, and even a great option for date night! They're still in their growth phase, but you can already see the potential as they continue to expand. Food will be coming soon, but they currently have beverages, snacks, and ice cream. It was a pleasure meeting Kyle and Carson, and they're excited for what's ahead once winter is behind us. I'll definitely be returning -- and may even host an event here through my employer!

I'm so glad this 9-hole pitch 'n putt exists in Flagstaff. It offers a pleasant short stroll with a…read morefew wedges and a putter since shots are all between 50 and 125 yards. I use each wedge (50, 54, 60-degree) almost equally in what on a fast day is a 30-40 minute round or a 60-minute one on a slow day. Major negatives are the cost and green/tee conditions. At $20 for nine holes and $5 more for replay for adults (June 2025), I expected somewhat nicer tee boxes and greens. Tee boxes are chewed up and/or produce uneven lies. The greens are not really puttable with bumps and bald spots and fungus, but the course works for practicing nine wedge shots. Overall... Vibe: 5/5 Golf: 3/5 Conditions: 2/5 Fact of Existence: 5/5

The course could use a little TLC. The putting greens were horrible…read more Its still a great course to play a short round and get some practice but if you're competitive plan on the putting greens throwing your game.

Beware the hours have changed and children can no longer swim during the week until after 3 PM…read more The pool is now reserved for lap swimming. But they will take your money anyway, and tell you after the fact, so make sure you verify your child can swim before you give them any money, even though it's their mistake for not informing you, or asking for a reservation for a lane, they still refuse refunds. It's not the money. It's the principal. I did, however, get a credit for the next time I go in. We'll see.

As a local, I am grateful for this gem of a facility. Always clean, breathtaking Sedona views, and…read morekind conscientious staff. Yumyumyum.

If you have kids.... You're definitely going here. It's a place with a pool and ice cream! Need I…read moresay more?!?! For those of us that don't have kids or grandkids it's a nice jacuzzi/hot tub for a nice soak! There's plenty for families with kids or grandkids and the staff is so nice. Enjoy!

The facility is very nice, however the woman who works there was extremely rude and unwelcoming. We…read morehave been members for 20 years and only used this facility a few times when our children were young. The first thing she said is where are your cards instead of hello. We didn't have our 2025 cards as this is our 2nd home. She said I'll let you in this one time, which I understand. I tried making small talk and she just ignored me. I felt so uncomfortable, even though I pay for it. She didn't even say bye, there was no one else there. She just watched tv.

I went with my son and had a blast! We escaped in just under 45 minutes. The location is a bit…read moretough to find, so trust your GPS it's not lying. We did the jailhouse one and really enjoyed the variety of puzzles and codes needed to find our way to freedom. We found the couple who run it to be incredibly friendly and helpful. Priced right and a great way to spend an hour!!

We are escape room enthusiasts from the valley that came up for the weekend to try out Flagstaff's…read moreescape rooms. This was the first place in Flagstaff we did and, sadly, we were very disappointed. We did both of their rooms - Storm the Castle and Wizard's Chamber - and they both leave much to be desired. Storm the Castle is anything but immersive. You walk into this very large room and all you see are five tables with a box on each one, a couple of chairs, minimal wall decor and a large, lego castle. The clues and objects in the room are not themed that well to the room either. The method for delivering clues is done by the game master walking into the room and his clues are not clues at all but rather him saying things like "go look at that poster". Bor-ing! Wizard's Chamber was better than Storm the Castle as far as its decor, props and how immersive it was but there are still objects (the kind of books, for example) that don't fit in with the theme of the room. And if you've done one of their rooms, there's really no reason why you can't escape the second one because they use the same kind of clues and puzzles in both rooms. There's no challenge or element of surprise when you do their second room. Compared to the majority of the other rooms we've done (nearly 100), Flagstaff Escape Rooms hits extremely low on our list of the ones we liked and/or would recommend. If you have never done an escape room before and this is your only option, maybe going here wouldn't be so bad (since you don't have anything to compare it to). But for anyone that knows what an escape room is supposed to be like, do yourself a favor - save your money and skip this place.

Really easy location to get to if stopping by through town. Pretty chilly in winter and equipment a…read morelittle cold (metal parts) but kids loved it. Clean and lots of things to do, places to sit etc.

During the day it supports home-based daycare centers. I took my grandchild there, a woman angrily…read morecame up to my grandson and yelled at him. He has disabilities so he didn't understand why he was being yelled at. She blamed him for a kid who tripped after getting off the slide. I told her I was sitting there right next to the slide happen in front of me. She continue to argue with me. Daycare centers (home based or businesses) should not be at the park acting like they owned a place. If they're gonna be acting like that and using the playground to provide businesses to those parents kids, they should be paying a fee they use the park as apart of their daycare schedules. And you should be keeping an eye on your children and not lash out at strangers children as if you owned a park. All the private home daycare centers and daycares owners should be aware that their employees are infringing on other people's rights to utilize the park.

We did the Zip Line Course today. Emily is an amazing instructor! She is patient, specific with…read moreinstructions and very helpful! Thank you, Emily! Thank you for an exciting experience! Wendy O.

Loved Flagstaff extreme experience, while I didn't personally go through the adult course others in…read moremy party did and enjoyed it while I spent the day chaperoning my 8 year old through the kids challenge course. As it was their first time, they started out very timid, the course took them about an hour the first time through and a lot of coaxing and reassuring, the second and third time through the kids course was done with more confidence and faster with each run. I can't wait to go back and do the adult course and my child keeps saying they can't wait to turn 12 to go up to the top of the trees! We'll definitely be back again, such a fun experience! :-)

We love Bearizona - it definitely met the hype! My fiancé and I did the VIP tour. I would recommend…read morepurchasing tickets online and you also have to purchase a general admission ticket - total was ~$125/person with fees and taxes. Although it was expensive, it was worth it in our opinion. You get to meet a couple animals behind the scene - they are very adorable and you get to interact with them. Our tour guide and bus driver, Damian, was very knowledgeable about the animals. We went on a Sunday morning and our bus only had 20 people or so. The tour was about 1.5 hours and you get a complimentary drink either before or after the tour. The walk through portion is small and it took us about 1.5-2 hours to go through everything, but you could definitely spend more time. There are shows throughout the day. FYI- There are no re-entries once you leave Bearizona. You can go through the drive thru as many times as you want, and this portion allows dogs. However, the walk thru portion does not, so I would either plan to leave your dogs at home, in your car if it is climate controlled, or take turns with family watching the dogs.

It has been a literal decade since I've been here but I finally made it back, this time with a…read morehusband and toddler who were both new to the experience. Despite the long time away, this is a spot I have recommended so many times over the years to those traveling through AZ, particularly with kids. It was cool to see how the place has updated over time. We arrived shortly after opening and started with the drive thru area. Either they no longer to the guided tour through the radio or the staff forgot to mention it, but we had a fun time regardless looking for the animals in each section. The arctic wolves were the coolest part, they were all howling together, it was almost spooky. The bears themselves were less active than previous visit but it was also warmer weather, being summer. The walk through area seems greatly increased since my last visit! Several enclosures to view, a grassy area with scheduled animal talks/demos, and multiple food/drink options have been added - or at least I was less aware of them before. I grabbed coffee at a truck, they also had various alcoholic drinks for parents and snacks for kids. There's also a beer garden area, several booths with carnival-like food tempting the kids with sugary snacks, and a restaurant in the main lodge building - note that you can dine in the canyon OR they have covered outside patio seating with a view to the big cats enclosure. While we did not eat here, we did interact with several staff who were friendly and helpful about giving directions or answering questions about the animals. There are also several photo opp spots throughout, which is a nice touch. TLDR: Make time to stop here if you're driving through AZ, especially if you have kids - but even adults will enjoy a visit here.