Always quick and efficient. The perfect place for kids! Have been bringing my son here for the past…read moreyear and he always asks to come back!

Loved its been awhile but it was great!! Broadway got my grandson and decided join in!! Own on…read moregetting a membership and coming back regularly.

We had such an amazing ride with Brian today! Everything went exactly as described from initial…read moremeet up to dropping us back off at our car. Seamless and professional!

Brian Rohr and his team is EXCEPTIONAL! Everything was 5-STAR. From their online reviews, to…read morewebsite, customer service, arrival, experience. It was all amazing! Can't wait to head on up again.

Texas definitely knows how to handle the heat, and Old Town Splash Park did not disappoint! As…read moresomeone without kids, this was actually my first time visiting a local splash park--I went for a former student and family friend's birthday party, and it was a great experience from start to finish. What to Know Before You Go: Parking: There's a dedicated parking lot on-site. While it isn't massive, it sits right next to a neighborhood where you can easily find street parking if the main lot fills up. Amenities & Setup: The splash pad is definitely the main event, but the park also features a nice playground and a large grassy field perfect for laying out a picnic blanket. Party Rentals: My friend reserved an area inside the park for just $50, which felt like an incredible value for a event space! Pro-Tip for Birthdays: You can bring your own food and drinks, which makes hosting super easy. Just keep in mind that they don't allow streamers or hanging decorations on the poles to prevent the splash pad drains from clogging--a totally fair rule to keep the park running smoothly.

It's a nice park with a splash pad and playground. The splash park water doesn't turn on until 10…read moream so we played on the playground to pass the time. The playground was slightly covered which provided sufficient protection from the sun in the midst of the Texas summer. There are a few tables and benches with umbrellas at the splash park so exhausted caretakers can sit. Overall, it's suitable for preschool and elementary kids.

If you are looking for a fun place to go to and play Airsoft then this is where you want to go…read more There are a couple options in DFW but if your looking for outdoor then this really is the only option that makes sense. The staff definitely go out of the way to make it a fun time and make sure that you are enjoying yourself. If you have any problems you can go to them and they instantly handle it for you. The field itself is well taken care of and unlike other outdoor fields they actually take care of the grounds and your not running around in an overgrown field. There is a Pro Shop on site that has an assortment of things that you may need if you forgot something and everyone in the cabin and the Pro shop were very friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend going here.

Went there with a group for the weekend. Equipment worked fine, and the games were organized well…read more Got pretty tired, but it was worth it.

This is who you want to use (fyi the Aloha landing page is a fake scammer) for renting boat/jet…read moreskis on Lake Lewisville. These guys were awesome to work with!

Took my kid for jet ski rental on lake lewisville. 1st have to say that Lamar and Josey were…read moreawesome, efficient and accommodating to perfection. 2nd is that it is just a fantastic and fun experience - my kid is on the spectrum and really got into it after some hesitancy and wants to go back. Can't recommend enough. Side effect is that my kid had to get his boater's certificate so now I gotta call him 'skipper' or 'captain' =)

The City of Denton is a great celebration of great green parks, engaging public events and holiday…read morecelebrations. My family came here in 1968, from Houston, Texas, where my father earned his doctorate in Education from the University of Houston. It was on my 5th birthday that we moved to Denton, Texas. and bought a big home for the five of us kids in the neighborhood close to the Texas Woman's University campus, and I started kindergarten at the TWU Demonstration School, a short walk away. I graduated from Denton High School in May 1981, and then went to the University of North Texas for a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a 3.75 GPA. I was in the Bronco Marching Band, the German Club, and Denton High School Varsity Soccer Team. For my career, I moved overseas to Christchurch, New Zealand and nearby Lincoln University, an agricultural college in the province of Canterbury. Unfortunately, I succumbed to the virus Meningoccocemia, which is a blood borne infection of the meninges, located in the spinal cord, near the neck. When it turned into gangrene, kiwi doctors saved my life by recognizing my own desperate situation and performed quadrilateral amputations in order to spare my life. It's okay because I realize that home was actually the city of Denton, Texas, the "Home of Happiness." Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

The City of Denton Texas employees seem to be friendly, well trained and helpful. The Firefighters,…read morepolice officers are trained well. The mayor, Chris Watts, is a hard working man. The city has a lot of parades, and special events. The downtown area is very popular.

I've been riding at Rose Gate Farm for over 8 years. I've never left a review before because it's…read moreso hard to fully give justice to how incredible my experience has been, but I think that makes it even more important to try to share it. On my first visit to Rose Gate, I was searching for a barn that was right for me and after a few failed attempts, I realized that you can tell a lot about a horse facility (as with many things), by paying attention to where the time and money are focused. My first impression of Rose Gate was that it's a modest facility, certainly there are flashier ones out there. Then I went into the barn to see the horses. All of them looked fantastic- they were clearly expensive, well cared for horses. At a closer look, their feet were trimmed (I always look at that specifically because I've found that barns trying to save money often go too long between trims), their coats were shiny, they had water in clean buckets; they looked healthy and happy... And then I found a hole in the tack room floor, and I knew then that the majority of the time, money, and attention here was going to the care of the horses. I thought perhaps this could be the barn for me, but I was curious how the lesson would go because I'd never had a riding instructor quite like Pete. During my first lesson, I was struck by how intuitively Pete gave direction and how quickly I could feel the difference in my riding. I'd never had an instructor point out a seemingly minor form adjustment- I think it had something to do with my elbow sticking out too far or being bent too much- and when he told me how to correct it, suddenly I could feel that I had a better line of communication with the horse. Something I was doing was disrupting my signals to the horse through the bit, and I'd never had an instructor who could notice and articulate something like that before and help me fix it. I'd been riding since I was 8 years old and that day I began to realize how much more there was to learn. I had found the right barn for me and I'm so glad I did. I've learned so much at Rose Gate, have ridden many amazing horses, and have met some wonderful people along the way. My experience there has truly been one of the most meaningful ones in my life and every time I visit, I feel so lucky to be there and so thankful to be able to learn about riding and caring for horses from someone who has so much to teach. If you really want to learn about horsemanship, you're willing to put in the hard work that entails, and you're humble enough to listen to feedback and hold yourself accountable, this is the best place to do that. In case you're wondering about the hole in the tack room floor, yes, it was repaired before my next visit the following week. But I'm certain all the horses were fed, watered, and had clean stalls before that happened, and I have all the respect in the world for that. Some places were built for the money they can generate, but it seems to me that Rose Gate Farm exists for the horses and the pursuit of learning how to get along with them, which is something that's surprisingly hard to find.

My horse tragically died at Rose Gate Farm on 7/29. Some of the events that happened need to be…read morequestioned! First is the way this man has treated me and my family. It was pretty obvious that I personally did something to Pete to make him hate me. And for whatever reason that is, it was poorly and childishly handled. And for the record, I am sorry for whatever I did to him. I cherished our friendship and it broke my heart on the way I have been treated the last couple of months. He came to my house for Thanksgiving for God's sake! We had every intention of leaving. But unfortunately we were in a contract that we could not financially afford to leave early. In retrospect we should have left early! Second is the way this extremely emergent and fatal event was handled. When I first got the phone call, I was there within 15 minutes. When I pulled up, Pete was having a lovely conversation with a friend in the front and not caring for my dying horse. When I got to my horse, it was obvious that something terrible was happening. No sympathy or comfort from Pete. Just stone cold. Then he left!! He left before veterinary care arrived. The comment was made that a vet tech was there but I was not a vet tech, I was a horrified owner trying to comprehend what was happening to my beloved family member. Third was the absolute most horrifying thing. He made the comment that my horse was not going to make it and he does not want a dead horse on the property. So instead of making the hard decision to euthanize my horse in a peaceful manner, we had to scramble on trying to figure out where to euthanize her to appease his demands. Because of this, my poor horse was in an unbearable amount of pain longer than she needed to be. She did not deserve that. And I will always regret the fact she suffered longer than she needed to. The vet finally made the decision to drop her because I don't think that he could watch her suffer anymore. Moments after she was gone, he demanded us to remove her from his property. No time for grieving. No time for comforting my 8 year old daughter who just witnessed a terrifying event. No offer to help move a 1000lb animal! His comment was, he had people coming and he didn't want any of the children to see a dead horse. Absolutely understandable! WHAT ABOUT MY CHILD?? Did he even think about the terrifying events that she just went through? Lastly is the awful accusations against me. He is blaming this entire event on me. Again, no sympathy and no accountability on his part. He claims that I rode her right after eating and that's what caused the colic. Unfortunately HE WASN'T THERE so let me clear some things up. When he told me not to ride before she was done eating, I listened. I have made the effort to not be there before 8am. I have also been keeping a close eye on the weather to make sure it is not above 90 when I'm out there. So your comment of how ungodly hot it was...that's why I ride in the morning! Your "rule" of not riding on Sundays or Mondays...those are my days off and I will ride my horse whenever I want to. And it should not matter what days I ride. Didn't you say "we are always open! Come anytime!" when we first came to your facility? What happened to that? To clear up the events of the day of the colic. Yes, we were out there that morning. The horse did eat and was in the walker when we arrived. I DID NOT RIDE! My daughter rode. Which means we saddled her, walked around for 20 minutes and was done. No more strenuous than what she would have gotten in the walker. His ranch hand even said that she was fine after my daughter rode. On a side note: thank you to his ranch hand! He stuck with us, helped with the vet, and tried his best to make my horse comfortable in her final moments. That is a good person! And I will be forever grateful to him! The timeline of when we left from my daughter riding and when I got the phone call that she was in colic have yet to be answered. I would like answers on what happened between 9-2 that day. If he truly feels like he did nothing wrong, then why can't he tell me what happened between 9-2? Pete is accusing me of bad mouthing him. I have not said anything that has been untrue. I am making an effort to get my story heard! Which is my right! I want Pete to know I am not blaming him for my horse going into a fatal colic. I am simply saying that his actions were cold, hurtful, down right cruel, unprofessional and unacceptable.

Our daughter started Apex Tumbling at the beginning of the year and she loves it! She is asking to…read morego back to gymnastics class each day! Coach Nora is wonderful and so patience with the little ones! (Two year olds!) However she knows exactly how to get them moving keep them excited the entire time we're there! So happy we joined!

Take two on my daughters gymnastics career…read more Last year, I decided to put the kiddo in gymnastics. The kid has some amazing balance for a four year old, is fearless, and is really short. I guess when you put that together you have the makings of the next Mary Lou Retton or the one from Allen Texas who won gold some years back. Anyways, I put her in a program in Denton and we didn't stay to long. Not that it was bad, but it looked more like daycare than actually learning much. And with 8-10 kids in a group, she wasn't getting the attention needed to actually accomplish anything. Granted the place had plenty of trophies lining the cabinets but whatever..... Enter the suggestion of my ex-wife and we found this place. Yes it's smaller, but her class size? A maximum of five kids. Her classes have been her and a little boy, and sometimes another girl. So only two to three kids? I think that's much better and I think she might get things done now. This place is more on the tumbling aspect, so I noticed that there wasn't a balance beam or a vault, but as long as my kiddo is happy, I'm happy.