such a fun experience! me and my friends visited on a nice summer night and had so much fun! they…read moreprovide the paddles but you have to buy the balls (not too much at all though $3-7), and the entry fee is great as well! will definitely be back and can't wait!! also side note, me and my friends loved how clean it was - the overall facility, bathrooms, and courts are all very well taken care of.

They blast music so loud at their "events" that they disturb the whole neighborhood hood and have…read moreridiculously bright lights on until 11pm. The decided to build next to a residential area without planning to control their noise and light pollution.

From staff to fields I enjoyed the experience…read more Some fields feel small but overall fun.

I went here a couple Saturday mornings ago with a group of about six. It was the first time playing…read morepaintball for all of us, which staff was aware of. The staff was very friendly however it did seem to be a bit disorganized. For instance, they did an orientation for the first group initially there at opening however they did not do another orientation for anyone that may have come after they opened. I was under the impression that they would be doing another one when I asked and they said they were. So I did not attend that orientation since I was still waiting for the remainder of my group. Once my group bought tickets, we sat under a Ramada and waited until it was our turn to start a game. However, no one actually approached us to let us know it was time. We watched a referee approach another group and tell them it was time as well as their group letter. When we bought tickets, no one told us our group letter. There was another group nearby with the same issue and we both had to approach ticketing to learn our group letters, which were in fact with the group which was ready to play. Once getting on the field to play, there are so many different games you could play which is really cool and they do a good job explaining them to you. h However, they never explained how to use the gun. Once the game started, I found my gun didn't work and had to find out from nearby kids that it did not have air, which I did not realize I needed to check. I also don't understand why I was given a gun with no air when we were there at opening. One of the staff apologized that he forgot to let us know about this. He was very friendly. So we filled my gun with air. But going back, my gun still didn't work for the 2nd game, so I had to learn from the referee how to use the gun, making this the 2nd game that I was still unable to use the gun. If they were to give more clarity to new guests upon starting play, I think this would really improve the experience for beginners. The course seem to be extensive and they sell snacks, including full size bags of chips. For $45 they give you 500 paintballs, the gun, and the helmet and allow you to play until your paintballs are done. My group was able to play about Five or six games. Overall we enjoyed ourselves and had a good time. I would return.

We were looking for a court to play at after 6 pm, and the reffkin has 24 courts to use! We rented…read morea court for 10 dollars for 1.5 hours. They close at 9 and left pretty energized :)

I started lessons here and they have been great. I have learned a lot and the price is a good price…read morefor tennis lessons.

My kid loves coming here. He leaves w the biggest smile. Great classes and amazing team!read more

Five stars. My oldest child has been attending Playformance since preschool, with birthday parties…read moreand so many different programs, and now as a teen she still loves it just as much, possibly even more, than she did back then. The coaches create such a positive environment, not just in terms of being supportive and the act of teaching, but I would argue their even more important work is being positive role models for empathy, frustration tolerance, and working through hard things. They teach kids how to work with people who might believe differently than they do, or who might just rub them the wrong way, and they've built a truly inclusive environment with programs for all ages and abilities. Kids learn to face their fears in a supported way, how to scaffold experiences when they feel nervous, and how to build toward their goals instead of avoiding them. We have not met a coach at Playformance who wasn't amazing. It isn't just one kid, though. My other children love it too. They still offer caregiver and child classes, and when we were able to attend, they were so engaging for both the toddler and the parent, creating a supportive place where parents could find community too. Camps are huge fun, and every birthday party we have attended has been wonderful, regardless of the age range. If you're thinking about joining this community, because that's really what it is, I highly recommend you jump in. You won't regret it.

We were gifted a Groupon for two people to go to the Axe House and were just a little skeptical…read moresince there weren't many reviews. We gave it a shot and ended up having a great time! We reserved our spot in one of the three lanes (each lane has two targets you can throw at at once), and were paired up with a family of four. They were very friendly, so we all just rotated through to all take turns throwing the axes. The axes are only a couple pounds, so not too heavy, but if it's your first time it definitely takes a little while to get the hang of. There is an employee nearby at all times to go through safety rules, teach throwing techniques, and provide advise throughout the two-hour time period. Once we got the hang of things, he even suggested some games we could play to make things more competitive. Overall, we had a great time. Is it worth $30/person? Perhaps. But I think the $42 Groupon is much more reasonable, and a price point where I'd likely return more frequently rather than 1x per year because of the cost. At $30/person you're looking at a cost similar to Top Golf which has far better facilities and higher overhead than a garage with wood to toss axes at. I'm not sure how it compares to other axe throwing places in town, but I will mention it's in an outdoor garage-type of venue. Not a nice, air conditioned building like others seem to have. The main reasons I docked a star are because of the price and the lack of air conditioning (I was definitely sweating!). I didn't venture to the bathroom because I read that it's just a port-a-potty, so made sure I went before we arrived. Again, for the price I'd hope for a decent bathroom! Bottom line, it's a fun date night and would be a lot of fun with a group of friends,.however would be even better if it was more reasonably priced!

Me and my husband came on a date and had a fun time learning how to Axe Throw! Location was a…read morelittle hard to find, but that was the only hiccup in our time. Axe throwing is quite exhausting and I would recommend taking a group of friends, it would be a great activity for a group. The staff was very professional and friendly. Overall had a great time!

The customer service from frank and the ref were top notch!!! They were super kind to the younger…read morekids and made the whole experience so fun!

I came here with family and this was the first time I've played paintball…read more They are very concerned about you being safe and keep watch to make sure the players know their masks on in the playing area. They rent all the gear that you will need to enjoy playing here The play area is large and there is lots of things to hide behind. I have a great time and we will be back.

Great experience. Easy to schedule a session online. It's byob but there were two food trucks down…read morethe street. The area was safe, clutter free. Great instructions. Prices are reasonable. The owner offered many games that were cool. Great experience.

This marks my second 5 star review of St Hubert's in a row! We did a triple date there last night…read moreand we had an absolute ball! It's a BYOB situation, which works out great for groups. We also brought our own snacks too, wonderful for those of us on specific diets. I highly suggest the VIP package so you can throw more than just axes but for me personally the axes worked best so I kind of stuck with those. They taught us games and the music playlist was spot on. It's not expensive and a great time for grown-ups to get together and do the things our parents didn't allow us to do when we were kids! Although they allow players from 10 years of age, to me, this is more of a grown folks thing. So the next time you're looking for something unique to do, I highly suggest you check out St Hubert's. The guys that run it are really awesome. Support local business!

Best tennis courts in town! Mountains views and 380 views... shade and its breezes help that extra…read morepush...

This review is for the 18 hole Disc Golf course that was recently installed on this 9 hole Ball…read moreGolf course. Pay to play it's only $20 per round and that does include a cart. Fortunately during the summer they reseed the course so it is virtually deserted and getting a 7am tee time is totally available. Beautiful course with some spectacular views. Green grass with lots of shade trees you will find some difficulty in some of the elevated shots. Red carpet for tee pads and bright red baskets for easy visibility. This course will not disappoint!