So fun to bring littles to, or a fun date night! Staff is friendly and helpful, and downstairs has…read morea lot of games + ice cream!

A friend and I stopped in on a wine walk because... free pizza. The word was out amongst the…read morewalkers & when someone says "there's free pizza 2 doors down", you go, even if you aren't a pizza fan. We walked in &, apparently, all walkers had the same lost look, as we were pointed in a direction with a "the pizza is that way" by a very pleasant gal. We found the staircase,(guys, I know... yes, the idea of free pizza had us in a strange place taking a staircase to who knows where/what), and popped out by an order counter that very much resembled a bar for kids. I was very impressed with the way staff interacted with the kids bellied up. If you have kids definitely worth the visit. If you don't have kids, still worth a pop-in! Oh, the pizza turned out to be from domino's & was, in fact, a lure to get people in to check them out - brilliant!

This is newest addition to the NoDak park trails, still in it's infantile stage. Right now it…read moreconsists of an almost 1mi trail/walking path, a porta-potty & a large parking lot. The lot is well-lit, has several accessible parking spots & a security cameras. The paved trail is wide, with many benches dotting the path & a picnic table at the main overlook. This one of the few trails that will have snow removed. There is a slight increase in elevation- no matter which way you loop, you'll start with an incline & it's all downhill from there. ; ) It's a nice way to get out & get moving without too much battling the elements.

Nice place to spend an hour or two walking or relaxing. They have quite a few picnic areas, a huge…read moreplayground, a nice shaded asphalt trail through the trees where you really feel you are away from it all (with a camping area toward one end). When we went (September) there was a farmer's market. There were ducks and geese in the water. The place was clean; no garbage around - plenty of places to throw trash. If you just need a nice break in the day - go for it!

Beautiful park! I took my dogs here. It's huge and have many trails. Lots of mommas walking the…read moretrails with their babies. We had a picnic and laid in all the falling leaves. This would be a great place for pics!

Citizens Alley is an EXCELLENT year-round addition to the downtown district!…read more A gathering space for all ages that will be offering concerts & events. There's a food truck concession area. In winter, the ice rink goes up, complete with skate rentals available. Weather permitting, the bumper cars are also available (by reservation). It's free to visit, so, go check it out! PS: The surrounding businesses are worth a stop, too.

For a good time from the loudness of the base, and replaced with tje crack of bowling pins, it's a…read moregood Ambiance. Food wise i say they6have what you need to get your self going through the day. One can't really complain on the service, it really is base style, be patient and relax. The interior was from a time we don't know snymore but for those who once knew the olden times. It was always a get away from work during break or just not wanting to hit the chow hall. Plus going bowling afterwards is always the good relief factor.

It's not bad for base but not life changing. Burgers are decent. Breakfast burritos are ok but…read morekinda bland.

I've only been to Maysa Arena for open-skating, so don't take my review TOO seriously, but I liked…read moreit here! The skate rentals are nice (nicer than All Seasons in my opinion), and the facility is clean and nice! We tried to come skating last week but showed up at the wrong time since the free-skate hours were incorrect on the website. That was kind of annoying, but it wasn't a huge deal. Overall, we like Maysa Arena for open-skating!

Unfortunately the only place to go in town with a good outdoor range. Staff is terrible and I'm…read morealways running into some idiot who seems to want to argue or yell at me for no reason. I've met a total of 2 good guys here, the rest are absolutely terrible. Going to start going down to Bismarck to the range there.

Multi year member. Very reasonably priced membership. Indoor and outdoor ranges. For rifles and…read morepistols, this is the only option in the area unless you own (a lot of) property outside of town. Shotguns NOT allowed. Skeet club (different club) is north of town on 83.

My son has dyslexia and sensory disorder. He was not reading by the 3rd grade and was growing…read moreangrier and more frustrated. I signed him up for Taekwondo lessons at ATA. He was timid at first but the kid assistant instructors really helped him engage more. As he grew in confidence he got better and better. The movements and workouts is basically the same things they did in sensory therapy. The weekly rewards for character and virtue goals also built his confidence. He finished 5th grade reading on level and believing he can do sports where before he didn't try because he just believed he would be uncoordinated. The teachers are great with kids and they have fun. The parents are encouraged to watch which the kids love. Highly recommend.

I signed my son up for a karate class here a few years ago. What an absolute joke. It turned me off…read moreto martial arts for years up until I found spectrum fitness for my family. I put my son in a karate class here and it was terribly managed, a classic "the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing". There seemed to be no communication between the coaches. They take your tuition money and promote students based on time rather than skill. They're more interested in selling their crap to you than teaching students. If you want an amazing martial arts gym for yourself or your kids, do yourself a favor and stop by spectrum.