They did an amazing job with a booked birthday party. Really had it down to maximize the time at…read morethe party. Would recommend it to anyone who has kids that love nerf.

it was our first time being at tag zone and we had a blast! safety and fun were top priorities…read morewhile also ensuring we were able to fit everything we wanted to do within those 2 hours. will be visiting again!

This is an odd place for a full featured restaurant. However it's actually a decent restaurant…read more Nothing overly special or notable about this place, except is in a bowling alley building. Menu has all the basic stuff on it and serve everything all the time. Restaurant itself is clean and great condition. Did a walk through of the bowling alley and it was fairly busy, clean, and orderly. There was even a table setup for a birthday party. Had a regular cheeseburger and am impressed with the speed and accuracy of the order! Food came out piping hot and everything tasted pretty darn good! The quality isn't like having Kobe beef but better than fast food restaurants, plus am supporting a small local business. Asked for bbq sauce on the side and they were very happy to oblige. The wait staff is great here, very friendly and attentive and willing to please. Recommend!

Well we sat in the bar thinking they had a happy hour w/ few food items but was just drafts &…read morewells, no food specials. The gal server was very sweet and attentive. We ordered a couple of wells, and looked at the big menu, perk was breakfast served all day every day! Hubby had Spanish omelette w/fries in place of hash browns. I had the biscuits/gravy breakfast so it came w/2 eggs and I got tots. Each meal was around $16. The well drinks were $6, they were ok, not great. The Spanish omelette was a bit bland but could be doctored up so it was fine, the toast/fries fine too. My Biscuits & sausage gravy came out looking yummy , the biscuits were still soft late afternoon, the tots crispy, the eggs cooked perfect over/easy but the star of the show unfortunately was right out of a Sysco can almost positive, meaning the sausage gravy. It was not homemade which shocks me as it's an easy thing to make. I bought a small can of Libby's sausage gravy one time and this definitely took me back to that, having a tinny taste, gloppy, edible but brought the meal experience down. Coffee was actually decent. Music would have been nice instead of overhearing guys at counter but it is a bar. We'd probably give it another shot and try the dining area .

very chill. range masters are helpful and respectful. The range is clean and comfortableread more

Had a great experience with Bill recently. He taught me how to properly stand, mount, point and…read morecrush clay birds! What a pleasant instructor and great experience all around. All these years and I was missing the basics (dolt!) that one day with Bill has totally transformed my game. Thanks Bill!

I stayed for the weekend nearby, decided to walk to the park. Terrible decision because the side…read moreroads are tiny with no sidewalks. Cars are zooming by and there's a corner where they wouldn't be able to see. Because the former reviews are older. I was hoping to play at a playground. There is no longer a playground and just a sad swing set with two regular swings and two baby ones. It rained the day before and my feet were an inch deep into the grass and mud, which were filled with geese poop. There is a bathroom and a big field to walk around in. There is also a nice baseball field to play. There is a community room to host events and etc. And a lot of parking space.

This park is actually really nice and really quite big. There is a baseball field and a really nice…read morecommunity center perfect for like a family get together or maybe for a small wedding reception or bake sale or square dance (see pics). There is also a nice playground with moderately decent equipment. I thought it was cool that this park had recyclers and solar powered trash compactors everywhere. Awesome for alternative power. There is also a fishing pier. Huge access to the water. You can walk right up to the lake so watch your kids! Bring a folding chair and just sit back and relax by the lake.

We play this course quite often. It's a great course, not overly long, but challenging none the…read moreless. The fairways are lines with trees for the most part but are wide enough for the occasional slice or hook, but be careful because it's easy to lose balls in the underbrush. The greens are challenging. They can be fast in the summer and slow in the winter. Pin placement is everything and sometimes it's quite diabolical. If you go long, you're likely to roll off and down into a hole. If you're short you might roll back down the hill and off the green. There's not a lot of water to contend with, but the brush and strategically placed bunkers make up for that. It's a pretty walkable course but there are a couple of hills to deal with. All in all, it's a pretty course hidden away on the Kitsap peninsula. The restaurant is decent, the bar is well stocked and the bartenders are friendly. In the summer months they have a drink cart roaming the course for drinks and snacks. If you like the herb-superb they have a small shop there mostly open during the weekdays, but you can't smoke on the property (cough-cough). They often have deals around holidays, but even normal pricing is pretty good, especially during the week. The membership here is a steal too.

This track is beautiful and well maintained. Very reasonably priced. I would disagree with the…read moregreen speed reviews. The greens are consistent, but we didn't find them fast. If you are a high handicapper like we are, bring plenty of balls. Not a lot of water, but any errant shot find a bush, long grass, woods, or underbrush. We didn't really feel like we played the course, we survived it. The GPS in the carts is nice. However, it can be a bit nanny cartish for my true liking.

Amazing quality Lightning fast greens…read moreSoft sand Great value 10/10 will come here again

This place was great! The weather was not the best, as it was a schizophrenic... with everything…read morebut snow. The greens were a bit fast for my putting, even with them being wet. However, I'm not a super skilled golfer and this is fairly new hobby/addiction of mine. I look forward to playing here next year for another pre-Hukken tourney round!

This is a very nice, sizable park to play in. Lots of trails that go throughout, skatepark, batting…read morecages, playing fields, and playgrounds for the kiddos. They also have a pretty intricate model train system that runs during the warmer months. Overall a really nice choice if you're in the area!

This is a nice park that never seems too crowded. It's huge and has plenty of walking space. It's…read morewell maintained and plenty of parking. I like having a park thats close by and easy to access.

This was a great find! I'm always looking for adventures to take my 8 and 10 yr old niece and…read morenephew on, especially something out of the ordinary in Kitsap. This was a little bit far from their house in South Kitsap, but lately they have really been into indoor climbing. It's fun to find things we can do as a whole family, including our non participant family photographer. If you are coming from my side this is pretty close to the Kingston Ferry terminal and walking over and ridesharing is probably the most efficient way to go. This adventure combined so many great things, first it shares a parking lot with a skate park so you can include this either before or after if you bring the necessary equipment. It has plenty of easy, free parking and a clean porta potty. Looks like we actually parked in the wrong area and the place we were actually meant to park is a playground so you can't go wrong with either direction. This is located in tall trees, so plenty of shade and coolness even on the warmest summer day, might help on those wet days too. There are places to sit if you get tired, including hammocks and you can bring beverages/snacks, but if you don't they sell them as well. There are 4 main trees where you climb with a self belay system to 50 feet off the ground if you are so inclined. It's cool to see the tops swaying from the ground. You use a partner for safety checks/encouragement and if you decide you are an expert its fun to race other family members to the tops. This was the children's first time climbing outside with trees, but they managed to pick it up and make it all the way to the tops of all 4 trees, some multiple times. The 2 adults found this to be much more challenging and were not successful in getting past the 20 feet mark. We usually do better at indoor climbing, might be a good idea to bring climbing shoes if you have them. The trees were supposed to have varying levels of difficulty, but they were all hard in my opinion, one does have you start one tree and then transition to another which added another layer of challenge. You get an hour to play in the trees, but if you need a break there are some slack lines, a zip line and some logs to walk across too. The children had fun, we didn't get too hot on a warm sunny day and the price was reasonable. I'd recommend. Sounds like they do camps too.