If you're interested in the full gym experience and don't mind a crowd, this is a great gym…read more The staff has always been helpful and kind. You check in at the front desk and find your way to whatever section of the gym suits you. They have everything from weights to a pool, the pool is always staffed for safety, the front desk always has someone to help, they have a marathon coach and program, they offer walk throughs, and will help you with any machine you're curious about! The last star missing was for the outdated facility. Some areas look renovated, but over all the locker rooms, showers, pool area, and general over view is that it hasn't been updated since I visited in 1997 (or before) with my bff and her dad when I was 14.

I joined this center 5 years ago. The two centers were both very good. Since then it has gone…read moredownhill somewhat. They recently raised the fees (which was reasonable) but shortly after cut the hours by only having one center open on Saturday and Sunday. It is now very difficult to find an open machine on these days.

FREE classes with your membership! Plus the staff is attentive, friendly and all with…read morecertifications and education so I feel safe working out and don't worry about injuring myself.

The Falls, with the exception of the dirty looking water, are pretty cool. The park is…read morewell-maintained and has nice walking trails. What I can't get past is the stench coming from the Smithfield Foods pig slaying plant only a block or two away. Why would the city allow this stench to sit right at the front door of their greatest jewel? Makes no sense to me. Not only that, but Smithfield Foods has the unmitigated gall to put happy pig statues around the plant, like we don't know the carnage taking place inside. Despicable. If there's one thing those poor pigs never are, for a moment of their pitifully short and painful lives, is happy. The place reeks of death.

This was a stop that we had planned coming from South Dakota, back down to Texas. It was well worth…read morethe stop. These beautiful falls are different than the usual stops at gas stations and McDonald's during road trips. But it was a great place to stretch our legs, use the restrooms, and have some snacks that we had packed. It was a free stop, free parking, and it was nice to see people just walking along the falls, enjoying theirselves. We did not get a chance to go up to the observation deck, but even still, we enjoyed ourselves. Definitely make the stop if you are in this area! And even if you are not in this area, it would be well worth the drive.

We had a ball. The staff was super nice and even stood in because we were a man short. We had a…read morereservation and were set up and served beverages within the first 10 minutes of being there. Definitely looking forward to visiting the area and this establishment again!!

Great time throwing axes ... the staff is very helpful and educational ... great atmosphere.. they…read morehave a long handel axe course as well .. we are here for our company xmas party it's a great time .. they also have a great selection of craft beers.. due to safety u may only consume one per hr while throwing axes

I was looking for a gym to sign up my 11 year old son and after making several calls I decided to…read moresend my son to 15th round boxing gym. After meeting George and Angelo boy was I glad to have my son train with them. Both are some good guys from Rhode Island. Very honest and genuine. They actually care and love what they are doing. Tough love is what you get but that's part of the game. Prices are very fair. We signed up for month to month plan for 150 month and that includes 4 days a week of training. If you pre-pay for several months in advance the monthly price drops. Parking is usually good and is available right in front of the gym. Seating is also available inside for parents to watch their kids. If you or your kids looking to get in shape or are serious about boxing give George a call. You won't regret it!

15th Round is a damn fine boxing gym. Welcoming atmosphere and a tough workout that combines…read moreconditioning and boxing fundamentals. The gym has a combination of fighters and weekend warriors of all ages and fitness levels. Everyone is supported and made to feel welcome. The head trainer George is a great teacher and motivator. He knows boxing and knows how to adjust his teaching for students with different levels of experience (or no experience). I've trained at gyms in Boston, Rhode Island, and New York City but this is by far my favorite place due to the personal attention and positive atmosphere. They also have legendary Kenyan boxer David Kamau here helping out and training. In addition to being a great boxer, he's one of the most positive people I've ever meet . I walked in and took the free class they offer, got in a killer workout, reworked my jab, and signed up immediately after.

They've different fun things to different ages of kids, and very nice rest area, my baby boy had…read morelots fun !

I absolutely love love love this park. When you have multiple children of different ages it's a…read morechallenge entertaining all of them. Here, you have many choices and by agree range.

Nice clean visitor center. Over 6 miles of scenic trails. Classrooms are available for rent. Neat…read morehistory of the Poncas.

Nice park with plenty to do. The USS South Dakota is a good place to start with kids to check out…read morethe memorial. There are several fields for softball and baseball. Thats good and bad. If you come here just to play in the park it can be difficult to find a place to park!. Its a short walk to the Great Plains Zoo.

Righteous park. Upper section has spread-out meadow with playground equipment and tons of room for…read morepicnicking. Killer view of northern Sioux Falls from ridge/overlook. Native burial mounds dot the upper ridge section, making it clear that humankind has long enjoyed this spot. Lower section spills down toward the zoo, with more picnic spots. In between the two, the adventuresome kid will find some trails along a steep ridge.