A group of us decided to get together for something different to do. Most of us had either not…read morebowled in years or had never bowled. The staff were so shameful and amazing. They helped us set up the scoreboards. We ordered some drinks and food and were served extremely quickly. The beers are cold and the pizza is decent. Since it was Friday, they turn down the lights and turn on the black lights and lasers. It was an absolute blast and extremely reasonably priced. Definitely going back again.

Amazing customer service! My son & I had fun! Ed was soo kind! He helped us to pick what balls to…read moreuse and my son love the arcade!

Have you looked at who owns this place? DEI is alive a being push down North Idaho's throat. Soon…read moreNorth Idaho will support the left if this place keeps getting you money.

Nice resort. A good mix of runs for beginners to advanced…read moreriders. Several high speed chairs keep the action going. A number of dining options from casual grab and go to sit down service. Friendly workers and staff. Excellent ski school.

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Always wanted to check this dog park out..... was a waste of time…read more What it has going for it: - plenty of parking - human bathrooms near parking lot - poop bags provided - dogs can swim off deck if water is high enough What it has going against it: - no seating - no fencing - no water source for your pooch - very small Ok, first off, them saying this is a dog park is totally wrong. It's a less than 1/4 mile trail through a swamp. It's is very disappointing. You walk less than 5 minutes and you have to turn around. Not worth the time to drive here even if you live in Dover. It seems not one dime was spent on this "dog park/trail". There are signs all over Dover Bay telling their residents to keep their dogs on leash... and this was probably their quick solution for their residents to have their dogs off leash. Walked through the normal park and even with all these keep your dogs on leash signs around, there was 3 sets of dogs off leash in the 15 minutes I was at their park.... so obviously it ain't working. Take a page from Ponderay and build something like their dog park and maybe your residents would be a little more respectful of your local leash laws.... just saying.

I had never been to Sandpoint before and we wanted to have a quick get away to celebrate our…read morebirthdays. I wanted a unique experience a corporate hotel could not provide. Talus was eclectic, artistic and it felt like we were a guest in somebody's amazing house. It was a midweek stay. Maybe there was another couple there. We had the house to ourselves. That night we saw deer grazing out back and it snowed overnight. We woke up to a beautiful scene which included a few people ice skating on the frozen pond. We were in the Kipling suite which had a jet tub big enough for two people to swim is. It had a mini fridge, microwave, small coffee maker with coffee. A definite off the norm place to relax. On a side note, had an over the top dinner at 113 Main.

Hi Heather, Thank…read moreyou for taking the time to respond and engage with the feedback--it's clear you care deeply about the property. We hope that on a future visit, you might experience TRR from the perspective of a first-time guest--someone arriving with the hope of finding a peaceful retreat, but instead feeling somewhat like they've unexpectedly stepped into someone else's private space. While you see meaningful memories and personal touches, guests may interpret these items, photos, and instructions differently. The feeling of intrusion was heightened when the resident innkeeper prepared their own family's meal in the middle of the great room, making the shared space feel less like a guest retreat and more like someone else's home with lingering odors. There's so much to love about the property--the architecture and setting are truly stunning. With a bit of refreshing (particularly in terms of dusting all the bric-a-brac) and a shift in focus back toward creating a getaway experience, TRR could easily return to the high ratings it once enjoyed--as a place where guests can relax, reset, and grow.

Our family has been to Newport a dozen or so times, usually just passing through on a day road trip…read moreto Canada. We have also come to go to our friend church were he Pastor's, which was the case this time. We had our little Jack Russel Terrier in tote so needed to give him some exercise and a potty stop. This park has lots of room for playing fetch, exploring, and running your dog. I don't remember if it offered bags to pick up after your dog but we had our own. This park really has a lot to offer. It has a skate park, bleachers, a baseball diamond, a covered area, picnic tables. Please refer to the pictures.

Was great I recommend it. It was snowing a little an it wasn't many dogs but it's safe and clean…read more Love it

The best dog park in Northern Idaho by far!…read more What it has going for it: - large and small dog areas - dog drinking fountain in each area (human drinking fountain in large dog area) - great fencing, entry areas & gates - plenty of seating - lights so you can take your dog when it gets dark - plenty of parking right next to dog park - canopy in both runs - some obstacles in large dog run - poop bags provided - concrete walkway (no mud when it rains or during snow melt) - pea gravel ground cover (no mud when it rains or during snow melt) - bathrooms for humans right next door - vet across the street (in case of an emergency) What it has going against it: - it could use more shade The town of Ponderay did a great job with this dog park. It hits every mark that makes a dog park...great. If you check out my the reviews I have done been to over 175 dog parks through out the years, so I have seen the worst and some really great ones. This dog park is easily in my top 10 of all the dog parks I have been to. Kudos to Ponderay for doing it right (better late than never), now it is up to its citizens that use it, to keep it great.

From the perspective of a visitor to the restaurant and just guest docked at the docks. This place…read morehas great views, nice dock, and really good food. I DID NOT RENT A CABIN NOR MOOR A BOAT IN THE MARINA. JUST ATE AT THE RESTAURANT. Please remember this when reading my review. It's been about 6 years since I've been up to Cavanaugh's but have been going since I was a kid. Have flown in for a ruger burger a few times. It used to be just regular old bar type fare. I'm not sure if they got new owners or not but the food is top notch. Kudos to the chef. Very interesting flavor combos and great use of local ingredients. I live in Southern California now bear LA and I'm telling you. This restaurant has high class/quality food in an area as remote as Coolin. Great job to the owner/chef for making this a great eating experience on my recent vacation!

Oh my god. This was a fabulous lunch. We took a road trip today, I had not been on this side of…read morenorth idaho. I know there's plenty to do over here but Were still in Covid-19 but needed a break. Halibut fish and chips and ahi ahi fish tacos were the way to go.

I've only really spent any quality time at the dog area here but have given the park a walk…read morethrough. The dog area, adjacent to the public boat launch, is very nice! There's a bag and disposal station at the entrance, handicap accessible picnic tables with grilling fire pits, a paved walkway to the water where dogs and people can play fetch, nice grass, and a fully railed dock to fish off of. The only thing I wished they had was a restroom closer than the other side of the boat inlet so time your trip accordingly. LOL I'll update more once I spend more time in the rest of the park. Note: the gates close at 10PM.

Service here is terrible and the park will not accept cash. Just out of curiosity, so a national…read morepark that is run by the United States of America will not accept United States of America currency.