Awesome. Great place, great service! Lots of fun. Mondays are free off charge for females!read more

This is a very knowledgeable range. They have a store with guns and ammo. Two separate indoor…read moreranges, and they offer various courses, and will accept recommendations for other courses if they feel them to be important. They are exceptional at answering questions pertaining to firearms. They do offer conceal carry course courses for an Indiana License . The staff members are friendly. Check to see if they are open on the day of visits. I like this range.

they are kind and patient. my daughter has become much more confident and open to learning new…read moreskills.

For years, I sought out an equine therapy solution. When we moved to South Bend, I was delightfully…read moresurprised to learn about Reins. The arena is wonderful, the staff and volunteers are top-notch, and I feel so lucky to have access to Reins! Most clients are children with all sorts of disabilities. Personally, the lessons are helping me with core strength, and being with a horse is an experience that's unique & hard to describe. They are hard-working and deserving of praise and support!

Heather would Equestrian Academy was a great experience. Never been horseback riding so I didn't…read moreknow what to expect. You don't need to bring anything to the academy before your experience. They provide the helmets for you to wear. Some of them were pretty worn out so you just have to dig for one of the few better ones. Wear old sneakers and clothes you don't care for. You'll get horse hair on you and smell like a horse at the end of your hour long experience (you spend 15 mins grooming at least, or longer before actually getting to ride the horse). Our instructor (who I am working sure was in her teens lol) was very professional and patient! We were taught how to groom the horses (which allowed us to bond with her) before riding it around the property. The property seemed pretty large and they had a trail that leads into the woods of the property. The horses seem to know the drill all too well as you didn't have to nudge them to begin walking. They also knew exactly where to go and which turns to take on the path. All in all, it was a pleasant experience.

This is a great store. Got a fair amount of stuff to sell. Scott ( I think is his name ) very…read moreKnowledgeable, and happy to answer questions. Prices good,and not on grape road!! I like this place way better than Midwest. Easy to get to and out of, and clean and tidy. The woman who owns it seems nice, not had much interaction with her tho. I will go here first when need stuff!

It's a decent local gun store with a fair selection of handguns. They don't always have the best…read moreprice for the area, but they're not the most expensive either. As the name suggests, the store tries to attract female customers. To this end they seem to concentrate on personal defense handguns and ammo. If you're new and not entirely comfortable with carrying full size guns shooting military calibers and up, the store has a lot of small pocket pistols in the recently popular and softer .380 ACP, in various colors. Naturally they also have a good selection of defense ammo in stock for that caliber. The owner has a cute and active orange tabby tomcat (named Ruger, appropriately) that loves to roam the store, jump onto the top shelves, and sneak into the glass display cases any chance he gets. I might be biased because I love cats, I find it entertaining.

They have a great ice fishing selection and Thunderstick for those huge kings and there bait last…read morefor a long time. For you bass guys they have all what you need for your next trip. And if you like hunting they have stuff for that too. Go check them out Megan will hook you guys up.

IF YOU ARE READING THIS, VISIT THIRD COAST PADDLING!!!! We visited on 6/3. It's a beautiful area to…read moreexplore while being active as well! The equipment was in excellent condition and the staff are WONDERFUL. The young gentleman working on Wednesday June 3 around 2pm was very kind! He offered us some points of interest to look out for along the way and encouraged us to come back over the summer, which we plan to! We had a hiccup with the parking situation but the staff went above and beyond to help us remedy that quickly and efficiently, so THANK YOU to the Oliver for reaching out to us. Please share our gratitude with your entire team-- customer service like this keeps people coming back!!!!! Excellent excellent excellent!

We enjoyed our time. The rental comes with life jackets and the marsh is beautiful. I'm…read moreAn experienced kayaker but what concerns me is that on a busy Sunday only one high school kid was working, there was no instruction as to where to turn back, which way to go, what areas to stay out of, or what wildlife to keep a safe distance from. (And there were swans with babies there. I mean I know that they're one of the most aggressive shore birds that exist, but some city folk don't) The fine print on the confirmation tells you which way to go, but it's a compass direction, not a right or left. There are no signs stating which way to go. Ive lived here over 30 yrs, I don't think I could tell you which way was which. The kid working doesn't say anything, he just shoves you off. Also, there were storms rolling in about 4pm. Anyone working for an outfitter should always be aware of the weather and tell ppl, your reservation is for x mins long, but keep an eye on the sky, or maybe a white board posted with the forecast? I didn't know about having to pay for parking until I got there as it only shows this in fine print AFTER you get your confirmation. Also I arrived on time but they were backed up and being that there was only one person and there's no sign that says "kayakers must pay for parking" both myself and another group had to run back and do the parking stuff after we had waited 15 minutes for our turn. I was pretty frustrated thinking that surely they own their own parking spaces, but the city of new Buffalo as screwed me over once again. Again, I have kids, which means they can only handle paddling for an hour. This stupid parking Situation FORCES you to pay for 3 hrs regardless if you're there or not. I think that's ridiculous and they're doing it to rip off tourists. Well I'm not a tourist, I live 20 mins away. My family has been here since 1989. The only ppl This hurts is the hardworking locals. I think it's dumb that only the ppl living in the city of new buffalo are allowed to get a parking pass. Give me a break. I'm sure plenty of ppl would pay $100 per year for an annual parking pass. Because of this parking nonsense, I'll be investing in my own kayak and SUP and going elsewhere. This parking nonsense has to stop, it's freaking Michigan this is NOT the HAMPTONS. The city needs to get over itself. I'd give it 5 stars but parking plus lack of staff and lack of communication is why I only gave it 3.

MCRC is a private, NRA affiliated club. New memberships are available. Applicants must be current…read moreNRA members, at least 18 YOA, and meet specific requirements. These requirements and applications are available on the website, www.michigancityrifleclub.com We have an indoor range, open to members 24/7 and outdoor ranges, 100 and 200 yard, as well as a trap field, dueling tree and plate rack, which are operated daylight hours only. At the present time Firearms Training is not offered. There are several open to the public events each month. Check the website for details.

This is a private shooting club and range that has been around for a very long time. The facility…read moreis kept up nicley and most of the membership is friendly and helpful. There are several events through out the year open to the public.

I guess it all depends on who you talk to while there. If you make a second trip be sure to speak…read morewith the same person you talked to the first time. Choices

Extremely helpful with a wide variety of choices. They know the subject as they live and breath it…read more As much as I like REI, they're more of a "jack of all trades". The advice from such a place, as true with any "big box" sporting goods store, can be hit or miss. If you're in the market for a kayak, this place is definitely worth the trip, even if there's a good hunk of distance involved.