I am not a golfer, but this year looks like a beautiful golf course to me! We did play the mini…read moregolf, and boy did we have a fun time! The girl that works there Jill is just a doll and so helpful and fun to be around! It was kind of a cold drizzly day, but we sure made the best of it, and even took some incredible ice cream home with us!

Me and my husband had a wonderful time this morning playing golf. What a hidden gem…read more We met a famous entertainer that was playing golf. Wow who new you could meet famous people on the island playing golf. The golf was so fun and the owners of the golf course were so nice and helpful. We loved the experience.

I missed my calling as a cowboy. I know that after throwing axes at a wall for an hour as…read moreentertainment at Bellingham Axe. This is a great date idea or even a good destination for hanging out with buddies. The lane behind us was having a party where younger kids were there, so I don't believe it's 21+. They provide multiple types of throwing instruments which were decently sharp. The smaller axes and throwing knives were made by Smith & Wesson - so you feel like more of a bad @ss throwing them - and they were fun to throw. They also allowed me to perfect my form for throwing the larger axes, which was my favorite instrument. The staff provided guidance for throwing since it was our first time. They were also available throughout our session for follow-up questions and guidance on throwing which was very helpful. One of the best parts is the smell. As you enter, you're immediately hit with the smell of freshly chopped wood which is awesome. The decor is also very inviting with tons of pictures of happy axe-throwing customers lining the walls. There's a separate bar upstairs with interesting games to play and canned/bottled alcoholic beverages, hopefully for after you're done throwing axes!

Hosted a work event here for the second year in a row and it was perfect! So easy to coordinate…read morewith Mo, the food and ambiance is great!

We love it here, the food is great and so are the people. The only reason it's not a 5 star is that…read moreno matter when you go even 10 years ago the soda fountains taste like mold and just musty like they have never been cleaned it's really bad. Makes it hard to go back tbh

Oh boy, we walked in the door and it was clear they didn't want us there which seemed off. Then…read moreafter DIRECTING us to the bar, rudely told us off only because we didn't have our IDs for the bowling alley asks us to leave the bar they pointed us into. 40 year old waitresses should have slightly better customer service.

This is a great place to have birthday parties & any fun type of event, even for adults! There's 2…read morefloors of fun games including game consoles, my son loved playing Nerf war. Everything is provided including safety masks. The owner was very kind and accommodating. We went to celebrate a birthday & had them order pizza from Westside Pizza. We were also able to bring our own cake! Definitely recommend visiting this place for some indoor fun! I will say, location is now in Ferndale when looking it up.

The nerf and axe throwing is fun, the rest feels like a rip off…read more The website is not clear on the fact that pinball is not included in the classic arcade. It's BS that it isn't included and it's BS that they don't make that clear. Where the website says $9.99 for unlimited classic arcade, they need *does not include pinball. Right there, all obvious. Then you get to the fact that the best games are all broken. Mrs. Pac-Man? Broken. Tetris? Broken. Centipede? Broken. Go for what's good, avoid the BS and don't expect anything out of the "classic arcade".

I've been to the driving range. It's nice expensive range balls, though they do have a practice…read morebunker.

As of July 2024 the greens are 95% back. Rolling great. Fantastic layout and the views of Baker on…read morea clear day bump it to another level.

Had such a great birthday party here! The kids and adults all loved it. My only complaints are that…read morethe party/conference room is super tiny and that we weren't allowed to use the ball bouy. They said it was because we had some of the Wibits. When I booked everything we were told that if we only got some that it would be available for us to use so we did that. If I had known I would have booked all the Wibits. Still it was a great party and we had lots of fun. We would definitely book again. Next time I will be more direct with my questions.

A great inside pool. Am working up to get into fitness center. They are following covid safety…read morestandards. The staff is very pleasant and helpful

Being a few weeks removed from my day here helps me appreciate this lil' park for what it is. You…read moresee, I did not have the most five-star experience here, but that's unique to my visit. I'll spare the details as they're not relevant to the park, but it involved my very active dog and a very expensive camera lens. So what can I say about Obstruction Pass that is relevant? Well, it's a tiny little park. But almost everyone I spoke to about my time on Orcas said they actually like it more than its big neighbor Moran, to the north. Situated on the southern tip of the eastern point of Orcas Island, it only occupies 80 acres. But among that 80 acres is a bit of precious beachfront; some of the only public beach space on the island of private developments and no trespassing signs. These are San Juan island beaches, so you'll find millions of rounded pebbles, not sand, lest you imagine frolicking barefoot down the beach. To reach the beach, you have to hike. There's a shorter trail than sort of hugs the seashore, and a longer one that goes over land and abuts private property. I took the wooded longer one to the north on the way in, then the beach-hugger on the way out. It's a short hike, not too strenuous, but it's certainly not ADA approved and it will take you a little time to reach the waters. The park features the trail, beach, a small campground, and restrooms. You access the beach down a couple of staircases, and the thick woods above provide lots of shade. I was here in the dead of winter, but even then I shared the beach with a very loud family, and a couple of other parties. Dogs must be leashed at all times. Be careful on those rocks. If you're, say, carrying a full camera and tripod rig and slip, you'll bounce all the way down the rocks into the water. Probably. And then, after your dog damaged your lens before, and you ended up falling into the water, you'll just pack up and get back to your car and call it a day.

Situated at one tip of Orcas Island, Obstruction Pass State Park is home to campers and…read moreshort-duration hikers. This is a great (less than) a mile hike to the beach and back with a pretty PNW view. Its not as big and majestic as Moren State Park, but its a great feeler for Orcas Island, and because of the size, you will notice more people around, when there are people around. We did this as a group of 6, quick in and out on our first day here. We saw a boat parked out on the water and a little house situated by the water. We didn't see many hikers here when we went on a late Saturday afternoon, but we saw a number of campers. *Porta potty's were available

Fun stop to breakup the drive Free activity Enjoy A little…read morestretch and enjoy the fresh air

We thought this place was going to be cheesy and dumb. But we were MISTAKEN, it was cool. You can…read morepick trails, you can walk it all, you can find birds, you can sit and talk, you have tons of photo ops. We loved it!!! We walked and talked. Enjoyed the beautiful weather.