Glen Eagle is an awesome spot for a quick round. It's a short, 9-hole course that is incredibly…read moreflat and easy to walk. The water hazards add the perfect amount of challenge to keep you on your toes. Love the location right next to the Aquatic Center, too. Friendly staff and a great pace of play--highly recommend checking it out!

The Golf pro hit me in the wrist it hurt really bad and then his buddy hit another ball into us…read moreluckily no one was hit that time they didn't apologize and so I had to end round early because of pain :(.

The people were very friendly and the rooms had fun stories and complex puzzles but we ran into…read moreissues when we had 5 people trying to work on one puzzle. The rooms are set up to only solve one piece of the puzzle at a time which can leave some people out and not participating in the puzzle as much. I think it would be much funner with small groups 2-3. It also makes the room take much longer going one piece by piece and less of the puzzle as a whole. And each of the puzzles are individual and don't have anything to do with each other.

I was excited after finding tickets on Groupon as a newly reconnected ex-boyfriend and I wanted to…read moredo something fun together and thought we would enjoy this. We got there and found out that we were grouped with four other people, fine. While we were waiting, I went to the bathroom only to hear the girl at the front desk, talking to my date rekindling ex-boyfriend, asking him if I was his mother!!!!!!! then asking his age!!!!! anyone could tell by the way we were interacting that I was not his mother!!! yes we have an age difference, but that is no one's business! As for the game itself, while it was challenging, the room was quite small, probably twice the size of my walk-in closet, and the people that we were with were very loud, and took all of the fun out of everything because they would not allow anyone to really do anything. The one woman said it was her birthday and was very loud and had to be the one to do everything.. no one on their team would take any suggestions of what something could be and were then quick to ask for hints from the same girl who asked if I was my date's mother. Oh, by the way, she even referred to me as the mother to the other four people who I didn't even know. WTF! And the people who were in the group were my age!! it's not like I look like I'm 200 years old!! As for the escape room itself, it was challenging on some aspects, but then again the clues didn't really have anything to do with the theme of Egypt. And neither were the clues in some aspects clear. Such as mentioning numbers, glowing,, yet nothing glowed. I would recommend no more than four people in a group and definitely go with people who work well together and don't try to dominate the whole thing because I felt like my money was wasted, and I eventually just sat in the chair and watched everybody in the other group since obviously my date and I were in the way.

This was my first time axe throwing and the staff here demonstrates how before you start. Very…read morehelpful. Good beer selection and friendly people. Definitely worth a try!

I am going to be completely biased and say... this is the best axe throwing place I have ever been…read moretoo! It is the best because I played the best game I ever had! My co workers and I travel a bunch for work and we tend to do axe throwing where ever we go. This is the 3rd city we have done this in. The selection of beer was great. I personally love sours and they 4 kinds to choose from. Had a great time and will def come back. Bonus: they just hooked me up w a sticker shaped like Utah

Very fun hatchet throwing place! They have plenty of lanes and aren't busy on weekday nights. Staff…read morewere really nice and chill. I really liked the print out of games they had and there's a chalk board for whatever you want to write (I liked it for keeping score). The location is kind of funky and you enter through the east side. Overall, fun for a group or date night!

Had a great time visiting for a birthday party. They took a lot of time showing my 10 year old how…read moreto throw and let me get some extra throwing time in with the league axes while I was chatting with the staff after the party. Really friendly, enthusiastic in helping teach how to throw and a ton of fun!

Went a few times with some friends to fish and hang and it was a really nice park; and the little…read morepond was very nice. We met some really cool people here as well. The park is kept very clean and whoever takes care of it should get a raise because they are awesome. I will definitely be back to enjoy this little park and pond again.

One of the best aspects about playing an escape room in Utah, we've discovered, is how…read moreaccommodating everyone is, especially if we are playing in the middle of the week. This may be because it does take a while to drive from place to place, even with no traffic, and when you try to stuff a waterfall hike and lunch before your game, like we did, the chance of us mis-judging our arrival time is highly increased. Escape Boredom Games is a new business - only one year in business so far - we came across while trying to find a room to complement our hike to the Adams Canyon Falls, and because school's out, we wanted something light and not scary. Escape Boardom totally fitted the bill. Since our hike was scheduled for early morning, we thought (haha) that we had given ourselves plenty of time to get to the Lower Falls and then make it in plenty of time to our game. We did not plan on missing our turn and ending up at the Middle Falls instead! Well, happily, Salt Lake City is very, very well linked, and it was not a problem for us to call in to ask for our time to start 15 minutes later. Even happier, London, our game host, and her co-host, were able and willing to excuse our tardiness with no extra charge or cancellation fee. It was very easy getting to the women-run Escape Boardom from Adams Canyon, and parking was fine. The three seats in the lobby around a cute Rubik's Cube table were cheerful and welcoming, and the all-gender toilet was clean and big. As expected, we were more than ready to start with our game once we arrived, so with no further ado, we were shown into Grandma's and Grandpa's house and it was lovely. It smelt fantastic and the room was cosy and bright, with arts and crafts displayed that were clearly works of love. We were allowed to take pictures in the room, which was just one reason we took longer than we did in solving our puzzles, if you believe it! Our time left was recorded on the TV in the room, which also served to deliver our unlimited hints. Escape Boardom is what we call a 3-G (third-generation) room, where there were no combination locks, and only one lock with a key. There is an option on the web site to book for a "Challenging" experience for an hour and a half, but we had booked our afternoon at Grandma's for just the hour because we were a smaller group. In fact, the "Challenging" setting may have been just an extra hour rather than more puzzles or more rooms. The room is very puzzle-intensive, and we were looking for just that when we made our booking. The puzzles in general required concentration, strategy and logic skills. Some puzzles were extremely easy (where we didn't need any hints to solve) but we did think the hints provided for a number of the puzzles could have been clearer. For example, for Candyland (our least favourite puzzle), Jenga and the circuits, it seemed like the hint-delivery glitches were so we would be encouraged to continue for an extra hour at half off, especially since no one was behind us in the room. For at least one puzzle, we were given the same hint three times. We also heard things opening but had a hard time seeing what it was that opened - we could be in one room when the opening happened in another. Let's just say we were also more worn out by our hike than we had planned on - haha - but the "Normal" setting had us wanting more! We did enjoy our time, and we managed to finally solve all the puzzles in 95:14, just shy of two hours, taking into consideration our hike before our game, fooling around taking pictures and just taking our time to enjoy the experience. We can't wait for Escape Boardom's new room in September and trying out other current rooms soon!

This skate park is amazing! I wish I had something like this to go to when I was a kid. It's free,…read moreopen to all skill levels, and located in a beautiful, well-maintained park. There's also a playground and pickleball courts, so there's something for everyone. Everything is very clean and well maintained. Definitely a great place to spend some time!

The bowl is sick here but it gets super snowy. The down rail is fun but it could be taller. It's…read moregood for beginners. It's a fun park but the people there were a little weird.

We went to bowl on Saturday, sign on the door said only taking reservations. Went inside the place…read morewas empty and dark. When I asked to bowl they said you have to make a reservation and it is a week in advance.

This is such a great spot for bowling - but also - best pizza in Morgan. Delish! Honestly we will…read morestop by here just to grab a quick dinner or lunch because the pizza is so yummy, and the rest of the menu is great too.