Great experience Our instructor was very thorough and…read morefriendly. He gave great advice when people had problems. Very nice place, clean, friendly, and helpful. Get to enjoy a cold beer while having fun throwing axes, great time. Everything is very safe as long as you follow instructions and act responsibly. I look forward to going back and trying it again.

Eight of us went on a Friday night of Labor Day weekend. It was pretty empty and we didn't mind…read more The gentleman checked us in immediately and then joined us on our 2 lanes. He explained how to throw and how to change the games. Gave us our first commercial spiel as well. There is beer and cider and water for sale. He's trying/waiting for wine. We had a great time. The different games were fun and we all found our favorite. When our time was up he came back around with foam axes and good pictures of us and we got another commercial. Since it wasn't busy, he gave us another half hour and we played on. When our time was up, he came by again and asked how we liked our experience. We were all happy and then we got our 3rd commercial. He is very passionate about this place. That's a good thing but once was enough. We all liked it and would come back. I highly recommend.

Visited the Seattle area on business and had one free day to do something fun. We called several…read morecaptains who already had weekend trips booked and one of the companies we called suggested that we try Captain Craig. We're glad we did! We decided to fish for Ling Cod as it was too early in the season to fish for Salmon. The Seattle weather was not very cooperative, however Captain Craig did everything we might have hoped for to make the best of the situation and come home with fish. We began by fishing for flounder to be used as bait. The poles were already rigged and in great shape. The Captain told us the goal was to catch 12 six to ten inch fish, and that's exactly what we did. While in route to the fishing grounds the captain pointed out two blue whales that were playing off the port side of the vessel. While he was careful not to disturb the whales, he did stop the boat and drifted for a while as we took advantage of the photo opps presented by this unplanned surprise. While the whales were in sight,the captain sounded more like a professional tour boat guide than like a fishing charter captain, so we felt like this was a big bonus. On to the Ling Cod grounds and then came the wind and the rain. Wearing our foul weather gear we did our best to outlast the storm, as we were determined to catch at least one Ling Cod before we would retreat to dry quarters! At last, a fish was on, and soon it would be filleted and traveling to the east coast. With gel packs. Dispute the weather we had a wonderful time, fishing and laughing and surviving seattle weather. To avoid disappointment, you should not expect a well polished professional commercial fish company. Fishing with Captain Craig is more like having a friend from another life who takes you out fishing. The Captain has all the knowledge and experience needed. He knows the right spots and understands the how to take advantage of the tides.The best way to describe the vessel, Gratitude, and it's amenities is to say its a classic and it's what you might expect from a guy with a boat in a fishing village. If you're expecting a sixty foot Viking and a captain with a couple of mates and to take photos of accommodations to impress your friend, then this is not the place to go. But if you're looking for a guy with a nice side boat ((about 38 feet) who knows what to o and where to o to catch fish, who charges a reasonable rate, then look no further. You'll have gratitude that you fished with Captain Criag on the Gratitude. The bottom line, the price was right, we caught a nice fish, had a great time, and look forward to returning when the salmon season opens.

Hi If you like being the punt of his conversation to his…read morefriends while sitting there waiting for a fish then, this is your guy. I did finally catch a fish that was nice size but the whole experience could have been much much better. I mean we pay well we should be treated good. I felt like since the next day was opening for the Kings that he was doing more fishing for himself-not us. Try to use the porta potty much it spats you :(.

Great place to rent Jet skis from. We booked our rental online and initially had an issue with…read morepayment on their website. We reached out and they were quick to respond sending a separate payment link to finalize our booking. When we arrived, our rental was delivered, set up, and ready to go. Staff was friendly and professional and I liked that they provided life vests and stayed onsite in case we needed help during our rental period.

Lynnwood Marine is a Great boat repair and service shop!…read more Mick is always available, trustworthy and loyal to his customers. However, his greatest attribute is integrity. He would not impose anything that your boat doesn't need.

This business is as good as it gets. The owner of the shop treats customers similar to how good,…read morerespectful and trustworthy businesses treat their customer's in a small town. I have worked with him now for what is going on three years- he has done some work on my 2001 Campion boat (with a Volvo Penta engine) and I have him take care of the winterizing at the end of the season and de-winterizing at the beginning. He also doesn't do work that isn't required and he does work the right way. For example, I made an appointment with him last week to bring the boat in this week. I brought it in and he did the work and now it is ready already. I would 100% give the best recommendation for this business and as long as the guy owns it, I'll keep coming back

A spattering of wildflowers were in bloom when I visited Lake Stevens Community Park in the morning…read moreon Wednesday 5 July 2023. Robins were out foraging in the grass of the soccer fields and a thin haze of wildfire smoke helped block out some of the sun's rays. A couple of the areas of the park were taped off for work to be done without interruption. Parking along the soccer fields was abundant. A few other vehicles/groups came and went while I was here including dog walkers/owners and a police car. Around the perimeter of the soccer fields was a paved walking path with faded painted arrows denoting which direction to travel. Signs along the path communicated the distance of two laps was approximately one mile.

Wanting to see new things in the neighborhood stumbled upon this park. It has a little bit of…read moreeverything. Baseball field w/300 ft outfield and lights, 2 baseball/softball fields w/210 ft outfield, 4 grass soccer/soccer fields, nice restrooms, walking paths, playground, picnic tables, forest vegetation. It was a huge surprise when we entered the park, it just opened up to WOW...where the heck did this come from?

It was so much fun. I went there for my friends birthday and it was a blast all the staff was so…read morenice and welcoming they also told you the best ways to shoot. They also show you a map of the shooting places

Prefer DBS over this place. Staff is friendly but the maps are huge with hard to read boundaries. A…read morelot of campers here that sit and hard to tell who's on your team.

I enjoyed my time bowling here as it was a nice small hole in the wall with no big crowds. There…read morewere plenty of bowling balls to choose from and the shoes I borrowed, didn't require tying.

Went here this afternoon with a group of 9, and they were able to accommodate us in two lanes with…read moreno wait, which was great. The bar had a good selection of cocktails and beers on tap, and the bartender was friendly--again, great. I ordered fries to share and asked for them extra crispy. The woman who helped me seemed a bit frustrated about something, but she was still friendly, and overall the service and atmosphere were positive. Unfortunately, what happened next completely ruined the experience. About half of the lanes were empty, and there was maybe one child in the entire place--it was almost entirely adults. Another person in our group and I are clearly beginners. We noticed several bowling ramps (the kid assist slides) lined up off to the side and not being used at all. Since there were 4-5 of them sitting there unused, we figured it would be okay to borrow one. Before we could even line it up in our lane, an older man yelled from across the room, "NO!" Then he stomped over and yelled again, "Those are for kids," and grabbed the ramp out of our hands to put it back where it was. Sure, maybe we could have asked first. But it was sitting out in the open and not being used. Regardless, yelling across the room and storming over to paying customers is completely inappropriate and a huge overreaction. A calm, polite explanation would have accomplished the same thing. This would have been a place I'd come back to, but that man--whether he was an employee or the owner--completely ruined the experience.

Been visiting quite a few open to the public ranges and this one is our favorite indoor range so…read morefar. Reasonable prices, nice and helpful staff. Like most all ranges, lots of rules for safety. All ammo will be inspected for steel cased. Lanes are wider than most places i have been to so far. Acoustics are good. Targets hang from a track which can be moved closer or further which is a bonus when praticing They have rental pistols to try out and several rifles. Call first to make sure they have what you would like to try.

Went there today. I'm looking to buy my first gun and the instructor who was running the range was…read moreinformative, but when I said I would probably be more comfortable with a manual safety, it launched him into a 20-minute rant at me about how unsafe they are and it was extremely rude. I liked that they have rental guns so I was able to try 5 or 6, but yeah, he was not fun to listen to. Very repetitive, very passionate about it and not very nice. I got enough value from trying different guns enough.