Great course. Lots of trees. Varying difficulty of sporting clays. Excellent staffread more

Great outdoor range. Very inexpensive even for non-members. Membership prices are very…read morereasonable. Mostly for folks looking to shoot clays, but the have good rifle ranges as well. Never too crowded. Not too a whole lot of options for pistols, but that's what indoor ranges are for. Worth the trip from the cities.

This was my sons first time playing paintball, we decide to do a walk on game. The staff was…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and kept the games running. We had a fun time we first played against each other and then more people showed up and it was a blast. Whether it's your first time or you've played before we would highly recommend Crossfire Paintball. Affordable and fun. They'll see us again.

Been playing at crossfire for years now. They are one of if not the best airsoft fields in…read moreMinnesota. Adam and his team of refs are great and make sure that everyone who comes out have an enjoyable and safe day. Can't recommend highly enough.

Cool splash pad. Nice equipment of the playground. You do need to keep a close watch on your kids…read morebecause mine (11) found a needle today. It was beautiful and gorgeous until someone's life saving narcan kit was lost then found by my eldest. This my big number 1 park no-no. I was too busy throwing it away to take a picture if you wanted to check the serial number for ownership. If you are an adult who loves Frisbee golf come visit. The course is lovely. Cute bridge. There is a lot of water access and picnic areas. Trash receptacles conscientiously located. Nice sledding hill, weather permitting. This day was 5 stars but that needle sucked out my joy at having to explain why and how needles are dangerous to my kis upon leaving.

Great place for wedding reception ! Thanks for making our…read morefamily day special . The gentleman who volunteered there yesterday was such a blessing to speak with ! Thanks for the conversation ! We got beautiful pics there as well !

I have been going to the park almost daily with my mini schnauzer without any problems. Yesterday,…read morehowever, he was attacked by a pair of large dark colored German Shepards. The owner was able to call his dogs off but Chunk was bitten. He is recovering but anyone with small dogs should be cautious. I will in the future. I really like this park still and will continue to let Chunk play there;he really enjoys running free.

Back in the day I watched 4th of July fireworks here. Now I bring my dog here to their fenced in…read moredog park that goes to the Mississippi River. My dog seems to enjoy running around here and sniffing and meeting other dogs. People must take pride in this dog park as I didn't see any dog crap anywhere. Thanks fellow dog owners for being considerate. Free and small but clean and worth it.

Southway Bowl is a great place to go with friends to enjoy a good time. Gives off an older vibe, &…read morehas great deals on drinks & food. Overall well worth the money for your enjoyment!

My husband and I were having a night out without the kids and decided we wanted to go bowling so we…read morelooked it up on our phones and had some trouble finding the place, due to construction going on. We first went to there old location, but the sign told us the new address and then we finally found it. We had fun, but wished we would have had more time. The place is nice and clean, the staff was friendly and explained our options and the costs. They were having Cosmic Bowl, first time we had seen this, it was cool bowling in the dark. We were told that you pay $15 and can bowl unlimited games until they close. We opted for one game which cost $3.95 per game, we only had about 45 minutes. We definitely want to go back and take advantage of the Cosmic Bowl, we think our kids would enjoy it too. We got there at 10 pm on a Saturday night and it was not busy at all. It was starting to get busy as we left, a couple groups of 6 to 8 came in. Overall, I really liked this place and will be back in the future. I have no complaints, this was a nice cheap activity to pass some time.

Great atmosphere and fantastic food! We had a large group and ordered several different pizzas --…read moreevery one of them was excellent. The burgers looked amazing too! Service was very good, especially considering how busy it was. They also offer takeout, which is perfect if you want to grab something after a round of golf and head home. Overall, a great spot in Sartell to enjoy a beer and a bite to eat. We'll definitely be back!

When you call Three tees... the caller I.D. says you are calling the Pacific Wok Chinese…read moreRestaurant!!... I work at the liquor store 8 blocks from the Golf Course. I have met SEVERAL out of state people over the last 4 months who have come to venues and have wanted to play golf on the course, BUT THEY DON'T RENT CLUBS!! These people who I have met have ben have been coming from all over the nation to 3 T's Venues. I met an entire family from Arizona, coming for a wedding venue at 3T's, who was ready to pay$ for a group of 8 for an 18 hole golf experience... They couldn't! The course doesn't rent clubs! Was the family supposed to take their clubs with them on the airplane from Arizona?? The family came into the Liquor Store FURIOS!!! "They don't rent clubs!" Just think about how much money 3T's could have made... Think about it.. you go buy 4 sets of golf clubs for $600... 4 sets x $600 = $2400 Rent $20/18 holes Not only will you get all your money back from your clubs, but you will start making money. Seriously!!! This is common F* sense! Are you looking for a new marketing manager..?

first was brought to this range in 2018 by the girl I was dating in order to bond with my brother…read morewho was visiting temporarily from the military, so cool that she brought her own guns and shot straighter than anyone else, not sure if she out gunned my brother or not but I was sweating bullets thinking that I probably looked stupid as shit not knowing how to accurately shoot or handle the guns they were using, but I recovered from that situation by bringing my own 12 gauge with a couple packages of slugs to let myself get use to the kickback the home-defense weapon I got for myself had, and I was stoked to find it easier for me to accurately put slugs into my selected target, an evil clown. Easier than it was back then for me to use my girlfriend's gun. Gun Ownership must be a factor, I'm sure the 1911 w/silencer I tested out with on my conceal to carry course this year would be much simpler to shoot with accuracy than my 12 gauge if I owned it, still seems like it would have to be the easier firearm to pick but I have to know what I'm doing and own the gun to feel super comfortable with it in my hands. Same as everyone else probably. This was from 30 yards away with a Mossberg, 12 gauge shotgun, but I went to the range alone as this return took place only a year ago, 6 years after I got broke up with by the straight shooter. I blame my bad ass brother for making me appear as wimpy as I was, but he is also to blame now that I am no wimp, for without him I never would have gave a shit about how well my shot was, I woulda just put bird spread in if the home defense weapon was summoned for duty, but now I can effectively rack buckshot as shown on the pogo the clown poster that I took home and strapped a strobe light strip on for a carnival effect to impress my brother and entertain my cat, as it is my cats bedroom.

100% would recommend these guys, had fun shooting and will show a proper how to on guns we aren't…read morefamiliar with

Bicycled through the park, stopping to enjoy the views and old farmstead. Real flush toilets…read more(clean-thank you!) and lots of open parking for cars. I enjoyed our stop under the mature trees!

Bend in the River State Park was created after the Graves donated their land to the County of…read moreBenton. The park has benches for sitting, restrooms and manicured walking paths. What was disappointing was the lack of a paper map however the website https://www.co.benton.mn.us/Facilities/Facility/Details/Bend-in-the-River-Regional-Park-2 Has a downloadable map that's very handy. The park has 3 / looks of the river with each overlook containing sign in to detail the history of the Mississippi River end the area of Benton County. it was also interesting learning about the prairie wildfires and how it affected the trees growing in the area. there are also several paths that lead down to the Mississippi River which gives you could access for fishing kayaking and general relaxing along the whispering Waters of the Mississippi River. That is your return to the parking area you can see the Benton homestead which was very interesting learning about life in the 1850s through the early 1900s. however I was disappointed that it seems like the house is not being used for anything and that is a disappointing fact because many young adults could learn about farming in early life if they restore the homes and then use them as a teaching museum. Overall it takes about 35 to 40 minutes to see the whole park and learn about the Mississippi River. It's definitely worth a stop if and only if you're staying in the area however I don't think I would go out of my way to come here unless I was visiting.