Birthday party for granddaughter. Great staff! Lots of skate options. Everyone had a good time!…read moreSeveral hadn't skated before and their confidence visibly grew throughout the experience. The birthday girl even won free skate passes in the birthday box! We'll be back.

I haven't been here in years! Brings me back to the few memories I had…read more I signed my daughter up for their "super skate lessons" it's 4 Saturdays (you pick) for $50 skate rentals included. It starts at 11am, but I got here at 1045 so you can get checked in and skates ready. The instructor was nice, I didn't catch her name, but she was helping my daughter for a little bit. The class size was definitely bigger than I thought? Maybe like 20 people? Including grown ups to 5 year olds? There was another young girl helping her since there was so many participants. I spoke to Bob and he was helpful. Answered all my questions with honesty. I appreciated that. The bathrooms were clean. They had tables and seating areas. You can order food, cotton candy, dipping dots, icees, and more. There were arcade games with prizes. The place def gave 90's vibes! I ended up renting roller blades after her lesson, which was $22 (kinda pricey imo) and only skated for about 20 minutes with my daughter. But it was fun. Can't wait to come back for the rest of her lessons!

Every time isFriday night an hour 1:00pm together with a Rock skate Ring!…read more Skate Hockey Skates And Roller Derby

Ok roller skating is a great and fun activity for adults, seniors like myself and children. That…read morebeing said, I think they would get more business if the place were updated and safety factors taken care of. Good points- there are new skates for some of the sizes, not my women's size 11 unfortunately. The neon walls are fun, and the music system was clear. The major issue is the FLOOR it is not smooth at all, the rink is so hot. They have big fans but not aimed at the floor. Several people including myself had to stop and stand in front of a fan to cool down. There is no carpet in the area you put your skates on. That does not feel safe, the floor area is very slippery. We did not get a chance to play games so can't comment on those. We did not read any reviews before we came in order to not be biased. We did come because of the great deal of family of 4 for $30.

What an amazing resource for the community…read more High Country Sports Area hosts in-line hockey games, ladies roller derby, weekly community open skate nights, as well as parties. It's a fantastic way to get involved in a group sport, enjoy some skating with friends or loved ones, and/or be a spectator - in their stadium cushioned seating. I watched my husband play a game here recently and it was a blast. There is a decent amount of seating, as well as a snack bar on certain nights. My favorite aspect of High Country though -was their incredible vending machines. They truly have everything in them. From old school favorites like nerds, to classic chocolate bars, and much more. This place is a wonderful local family run business. I highly suggest you check out their website and event schedule to figure out games to enjoy/and or days to stop on by to skate it up. Trust.

As a child, I absolutely loved this place as a kid! Unfortunately, Covid really took a toll on a…read morelot of fun places around the world. It's hard when this place is almost never open for the public except on Saturdays. On the website, they also provide a number. However, whenever I call, they never answer. Hopefully, in the future, it could be open for public skating more often during the week.

My daughter and I got there right at opening and shortly after the place was packed!…read more It was surprisingly clean in there and the staff were very kind. Music selection was current and the experience overall was fantastic. My only critique would be to revamp the snack bar somehow. Another cashier? Better selection? Improved efficiency? Will definitely be going back.

I'm constantly thinking of ways to keep my family active, minimize our time spent on screens, while…read morehaving fun. Thankfully, one Saturday afternoon my son expressed interest in wanting to go skating. We have a skating rink in close proximity to our home; however, it is fairly small and closes it's doors at 5pm on Saturdays. Therefore, we decided to make the slightly longer drive to The Rink. Once the three of us arrived, we were greeted by a very friendly employee who processed the admission and skate rental fees. After my wife and son obtained their skates (I brought my personal pair), we proceeded to locate the lockers for our shoes. We found the automated lockers that costs $5...yes it is expensive for lockers, but I was more concerned that our fairly pricey shoes did not get stolen. Once our shoes were secured, we made our way to the rink floor. I absolutely love the size of this rink, it allows for individuals of various levels of expertise to co-exist in one place. In the past, I have been to some rinks that are so small that you're afraid that you would topple over little people learning how to skate (not saying that it couldn't happen here - it just seems less likely). While skating, I observed something that I have yet to see at a skating rink...parents walking (no skates) on the rink guiding their little ones. I'm not complaining about this, just mentioning it for anyone reading this and wondering how they can ensure that their little ones are safe while skating. This made for a perfect family activity/outing and I burned 522 calories during our 1.5 hours at The Rink...now that's a win-win!

I came with my friends for one of the special summer events and got free skate rentals from…read moredressing in patriotic colours that day :) I'm no pro-skater, while my best friend had taken lessons years before (so basically pro in my book), and the fact that both of us really had a lot of fun shows that Tri Valley Ice is good for the novice and seasoned skater out there. The ice is pretty sturdy, and the railing around the side is safe for all the beginner skaters out there (like myself) who spend the first ten minutes stubbornly clinging to the edge from fear. There's also a lot of bucket towers provided that beginner skaters can use to lean on while they skate. I liked that there were two medium-sized rinks, so you could easily transfer from one to the other if the rink you're on had too many people zooming around. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, and overall it was a great experience! (Skate rentals are $5 and entry is $10)

im being generous with 2 stars. wanted to try out a new rink than the one i usually go to and it…read morewas a horrible experience and complete waste of money sadly. the ice was jagged and difficult to skate on. the rental boots were absolute garbage, they were bent and i had to trade for a new pair a few times because i quite literally couldn't skate. the place was packed and extremely chaotic, ive never seen a place as chaotic as this one. there was no order on the rink nor outside of the rink where parents were standing. it was an absolute jungle. people were chipping ice off the rink and throwing it at people. i will never return to this rink again.

This place exposed me to a whole new world!!! I had soooo much fun!! I am ready to buy a pair of my…read moreOWN skates, and get out there again!!!

Went here to skate with my family. I don't know how to skate but I tried and it was actually so…read morefun! Lots of laughing because we were going so slow and felt like we were about to fall the whole time. The place looks a bit old but it's clean and decent. They also have fun games for those skating which made it even more enjoyable.

Great place to bring the family. Kids had an absolute blast rolling around the floor. Food and…read moreentrance fee were extremely reasonable. Highly recommend

I'm an old man with two young boys and we all love hockey. My eldest of the two boys made the…read morelocal Colt's hockey team just before COVID. I was thoroughly impressed with the staff and coaches. Everyone here at Oak Park genuinely loves hockey and treats everyone, no matter their skill or lack thereof, with absolute respect and kindness. Now my younger son is here at the rink weekly improving his skills and in the Academy program. Heck, even I've taken to the ice and play the amateur bronze league and I love it. So what about the rink and facility? Well, it's been around a looong time and you can tell. There isn't a huge fancy pro shop, gigantic locker rooms, or a snack bar. What there is though, is a brand new rink put in during COVID that has great ice and very good boards. The boxes are nice and clean. The locker rooms are comfy with new benches and storage. Sure, it's not the greatest rink I've been to but it is a very good rink and facility overall. I've visited all the rinks between San Jose and Santa Rosa and what makes this place different is the great staff, people, regulars, and the new rink. If you're looking to just skate, play hockey, learn some skills, or even just watch, I totally recommend stopping in and giving it a try. Prices are much lower than San Jose, Roseville, or Vacaville and the ice is just as solid if not more so.

The rink is always dirty and poorly maintained. The bathrooms never have toilet paper and the sink…read moreis falling off the wall. The employees are always just standing on their phones. They have been rude to my face on more than one occasion. It's worth the drive to better maintained ice rinks

We had a great time, the was staff was super friendly and helpfull! We'll definitely be back : )read more

The good: very cute place, tons of parking, restrooms, snack bar…read more The bad: no refunds, uncomfortable skates, melty ice. I brought my 2 daughters and 1 friend to skate here a few days ago. Spent $53 for 3 tickets. I had just taken the girls a few days prior to skate at Modesto on ice as we live in Modesto but they were sold out at the time we wanted to go so decided to come here instead. As soon as they got on the ice they said that it was really hard to skate because the ice was very melty and also complained that their feet hurt really bad. They were on there for less than 5 minutes. Mind you they skated 2 days prior at the other place for a full session just fine so it was kind of weird that their feet hurt and wanted to leave. I asked if I could get a refund. They were adamant that I could not and that I could change the tickets for another day. I went ahead and did that but my girls refuse to go back there and keep asking if we can just go to Modesto instead. The supervisor I talked to stated that Modesto uses the same skates and that he recommends wearing thick socks because the ice skates aren't made for comfort. I don't know if that is true or not or if maybe the skates were old or too new but whatever the case my kids don't want to go back. Since I can't get a refund, I guess I'm out $53. I don't think that is right. They should be more understanding especially when kids are involved. I could see if they skated for half an hour and then said their feet hurt but they literally didn't even skate at all. Thumbs down!

Took the family here for hubby's birthday. Kids all had fun since there's so much to do. Mini-golf,…read morebatting cages, arcade, go cart race, and laser tag. Likely go back in the summer to take the grandkids when they visit.

They say they close at 8 even though everyone is packing up at 7…read more Terrible. Should just say you close at 7.