Ts great, everyone's like super nice n stuff snd the staff are very very helpful‍‍read more

I've been a member of the Next Step Archery team for the past three years, and it's been an…read moreincredibly rewarding experience. The program keeps getting better, especially with the addition of outstanding instructors--some of whom are or have been nationally ranked. But you don't have to be a team member to enjoy everything this fantastic business has to offer. Whether you're just curious about archery or ready to dive in, there are group classes and private instruction available. You can even book birthday parties or corporate events. All equipment is provided--and so is the fun! I highly recommend Next Step Archery as a great place to start your archery journey and grow at your own pace.

Decent gun selection, knowledge employees, and a well equipped range…read more They are also super professional which makes me feel safe.

This facility is top notch. The bays are spacious and spotless. The rental gun selection is awesome…read moreand no fee to swap through the guns which I've never experienced. I was able to try out multiple guns I've been wanting to shoot. The stuff is super friendly and helpful. Overall an excellent experience. If you're in the Seattle area, you have to experience this place!

I highly recommend this range facility. We received a very warm welcome, review of the safety…read moreprocedures, great overview of how things work. 2 of our group had never shot a gun of any kind. The range master, Tom, was absolutely wonderful in explaining things to our group and made the experience so nice. We felt very fortunate to have his experience and guidance. Thanks to Tom, everyone had a great, enjoyable and safe experience. Thank you!!

Everything is structured and range rules are very strictly enforced (which makes sense for a public…read morerange) and is a great place to take those whom are new to firearms. All of their rules are posted on their website for each respective range, it's a good idea to check them out beforehand. I often come here when I need to confirm or reconfirm a zero on a rifle optic, and it's very nice that their rifle range has spotting scopes and brass deflectors at no extra cost. For those that like to either run training drills or mag-dump into trash, this isn't the place for it. They unfortunately have Fudd rules here for a reason, don't take it personally. My advice? Just bring a single 10 round mag because that's all they'll let you load into a rifle anyways.

My girlfriend and I recently moved to Marysville from San Diego, California. I know, I know…read moreeveryone looks at us like we are crazy, however, we didn't have a choice since I am military. Anyway, we heard that gun laws were much less restrictive in Washington, so we brought our Sig Pro 2022 to "pop off a few rounds." We didn't really know what to expect since California instilled a culture of fear of guns in us. The staff at Marysville Rifle Club were very friendly and helpful. They signed us up, the prices for shooting were reasonable, and we were shooting within 10 minutes of arriving. The only negative thing I could say is that there is a two year wait list to become a member therefore the only open days to shoot for non-members are Thursdays.

Only encounter with them was an application process. Heard a long waiting list, ok fine with me…read more Heard good things about the place so was positive. Put paperwork in. Nothing even acknowledging it. About 1.5 YEARS later I get a call at work. Ok--thanks--busy. Can you call me back tonight? Ok they said. Never called me back. Guess with the long wait list they could have at least told me yes/no and had plenty of others. Anyway, found better places and happy. No hard feelings here, just a lesson in customer non-care. Seemed like no sincere interest in a potential new guy. You judge for yourself--this is just one guy's experience.

This Facility has had the misfortune of falling into bad management that is no fault to the owner…read moreof the facility. They have since been removed and this place had begun healing and growing in fantastic ways. I board my horse here for the last year and have seen significant growth. The community is happy and active, if you don't like riding alone in the arena or you like trail riding this is the place for you!

The reason for my rating is manyfold; here, I will explain myself in point-form:…read more Pros: - I was able to schedule my lessons such that I could have the same spot every week, twice a week. - My instructor never had to cancel, and offered text-messaging as a means of communication. - The instructor "trusted" me enough to leave catching, grooming, and tacking up to me without supervision and micro-managing. - I felt as though I improved rapidly, and was pushed to do better each lesson. - The lesson-horse that I rode was patient, though stubborn (in a way that taught the student to ask for things just-so). - The lessons were only $40 / hour, and offered in discounted packages. Cons: - On my first lesson, there was an apparent "miscommunication". I had e-mailed the stable reserving a time and day for my lesson, but when I showed up and texted the instructor that I was ready, she called me back to say that she thought that I had been "SPAM". Apparently, the owner had told her to "ignore (my) e-mails since people sometimes e-mail from overseas asking for lessons, then ask if paying with Paypal was an option". I could not help but think that this was a racial presumption, since I had first e-mailed them when I was overseas, and my name was not a Western one. - One day I went to look at the "petting zoo" part of the stable, and was appalled by the conditions that the rabbits were in. Their cages were cramped, food spilled, water hardly available, and full of feces. I asked the staff about them, and was assured that their cages were cleaned once a week. Unfortunately, I took it upon myself to say something about them to the owner in an e-mail, and was received poorly. True, I was "insulting" the business, but as a paying customer I thought that I was entitled to voice my concerns. I furthermore stated them in a polite manner ... And offered my help in cleaning the cages and/or re-housing them in larger enclosures. My e-mail was never returned; I had to text the owner to coax a response out of her. She said point-blank that she would not change anything about the rabbit's environment. - After the above incident, I tried to talk to my instructor how I was upset by a) the conditions of the animals, and b) that I was spoken to rudely by the owner, and feared that I had ruined my chances of staying at the stable long-term. To this, instead of being sympathetic, she got angry at me, and scolded that I had insulted both her and the 9-year old that cleans the rabbit's cages. She furthermore stated that she "has a waiting-list of people who want to take lessons (from her) who had no problem with how (they) do things at the stable." Lastly, I was told that it "didn't matter whether or not (I) quit; nothing is keeping (me) from staying". To such aggression, I took on a submissive and apologetic role, but inside, I was offended and hurt. - The "last straw" for my exit happened a week after a nasty fall off of a horse, which to this day still hinders me from trotting without fear. I arrived 5 min late, and was greeted with an announcement of how I would be charged for the lesson, but not taught that day, since I had arrived late on "one too many occasions". I felt as though this was extremely unprofessional, and would have rather been charged a fee than be punished like a 4-year old. This left me in tears on the drive home, and prompted me to seek a different stable to ride at. My experiences may be isolated and particular, and for the sake of keeping peace at the time, I perhaps should not have spoken up and/or arrived late. However, since I am paying to pursue a hobby, I also thought that I was entitled to: a) speak up when something seems unsatisfactory, b) be treated professionally, and with a mind for customer-service, and c) not be brought to tears every time something does not go to the organization's liking. However, I disclose all of these things such that you can make an informed decision for yourself, based on your needs.

Wonderful farrier. Very knowledgeable have witnessed horesemanship clinic as well. Knows the ins…read moreand outs of horses

I would like to have been able to post a good review for Evan Bonner. But, unfortunately, I can't…read more I left with no idea what, if any, training my horse received. Evan was not forthcoming with any information on what exactly he was working on with my horse; and, if I asked I received an evasive reply. The couple of times that I saw him do anything with my horse was a for few minutes during a couple of my so called lessons. I call them so called lessons because Evan either sat and stared at his phone during most of the lesson, or he went off on a nonstop talk that had nothing to do with the lesson or my horse. I also went to a clinic thinking I would learn useful exercises to do with my horse. As with my lessons, he seemed pretty much disinterested, and frequently went off on one of his endless lectures that was not at all related to the clinic. He even said he got bored attending horsemanship clinics put on by other trainers. We did get a nice lunch, though. After two months, I was a few thousand dollars poorer, and not at all sure my horse had improved or learned much. I left with the belief that Evan is totally burned out with horse training, and would rather be spending his time with his new interest of becoming a ferrier. Carrie his wife, however, is very pleasant and accommodating. And, the facility is a good place for boarding. The horses are fed good quality alfalfa, there are automatic watering devices, the stalls are cleaned daily, there is a nice wash rack area, there is daily turnout in large areas, and the facilities are very clean. In all, the horses are very well kept.

I've been going to this shop on and off for years. Adria, the shop manager does a great job. Shop…read moreneeds to expand physically and add more staff.

I did my drysuit cert and advanced open water cert with Gerrie as my instructor through the dive…read moreshop. The experience was fantastic. Both Gerrie and Adria were friendly and experts at what they do. Highly recommend their services.

Lynnwood Marine is a Great boat repair and service shop!…read more Mick is always available, trustworthy and loyal to his customers. However, his greatest attribute is integrity. He would not impose anything that your boat doesn't need.

This business is as good as it gets. The owner of the shop treats customers similar to how good,…read morerespectful and trustworthy businesses treat their customer's in a small town. I have worked with him now for what is going on three years- he has done some work on my 2001 Campion boat (with a Volvo Penta engine) and I have him take care of the winterizing at the end of the season and de-winterizing at the beginning. He also doesn't do work that isn't required and he does work the right way. For example, I made an appointment with him last week to bring the boat in this week. I brought it in and he did the work and now it is ready already. I would 100% give the best recommendation for this business and as long as the guy owns it, I'll keep coming back