Went with daughter to use batting cages had a great time. Staff was very friendly and went out of…read moreway to make experience fun. Had a good crowd playing mini golf which we will Be back to play. After daughter hitting in batting cages I decided to have a beer and watch some baseball on the televisions that have.

Great place to go for date night, or to even hang out with friends. We had so much fun!! The people…read morethere were amazing and very personable and helpful. Great service and a great time!!!! We went in the fall and came again today and could definitely tell a difference. There have been lots of improvements and I would definitely recommend coming here!

Great USMC Veteran business with great prices. All firearms manufactures that discount military,…read moreveterans, and first responders are in a well-marked display case so you dont have to go searching on a list from the manufacture. Moreover, they did my rear sight swap for me for free and I didnt buy anything from the store. Automatic weapons to rent to shoot as well as a large assortment of many different weapons to range try before buying.

Very nice range and very knowledgeable staff. Clean and lots of things for sell from accessories to…read moreguns

Great place! Pro shop staff is helpful. Nicest course in the area! Charles Coody, '71 Masters…read moreWinner owns it. Might even get to meet him!

Course was very nice. Took along my one year old and everyone was very accommodating to him, even…read moregiving him a golf ball and made him enjoy his first round of golf.

We asked Leos Warzone to set up on our property for my son's birthday party. Leo was friendly, on…read moretime and enthusiastic. He adapted his plan to fit our forested hilly backyard. The kids had a great time. I highly recommend this company and will hire them again. Thanks, Leo!

They are amazing people, Great at teaching and understanding especially when you are new at riding…read moreon a horse. We went on trail while riding on a horses horse. It was a nice tour, scenery was breathtaking and relaxing. There horses were amazing, sweet and friendly.

It looks wonderful. Horses are beautiful animals and this group takes excellent care of them. Great…read moreopportunity for others to learn about horses.

I brought in my bow and they were 20 minutes late, saw three of us waiting outside, and waited 10…read moremin to let us in. I was told the bow was going to be an easy fix and would take 2 hours. I was the first one in the door and they called 4 hours later and didn't know what I needed done. The staff was short and and not very friendly. Later I had a part break that was under warranty. I was told it would be $120 in labor. I called TJB Outdoors in Sweetwater and was quoted $40-60.

Family owned amazing business!!! They are family friendly and have been around for 40 years!!! They…read moresupport other family businesses like JM4 and take care of their community!

One thing I quickly learned about Abilene before visiting is that it is the Storybook Capital of…read moreAmerica, creating sculptures, benches, and other Easter eggs throughout its downtown district as an ode to storybook classics. Right off North 1st Street lies Dr. Seuss Park, with six Dr. Seuss statues of some of his most popular characters. The statues include Horton from Horton Hears a Who!, Sam-I-Am from Green Eggs and Ham, Yertle the Turtle, the Grinch, the Lorax, and of course, the Cat in the Hat. These Dr. Seuss sculptures were all installed between 2012 and 2013, and they're all well maintained. I really like how Sam-I-Am's green eggs and ham are oxidized to make them green. It's an amazing touch. The park is very serene, especially with the fountain in the middle. I do wish there were a few more floral aspects, but the level of greenery really helps give the place the love it deserves. I would recommend this to anyone driving through or past the city to make a little detour because it is so cool to see. RIYL: Dr. Seuess but Universal Studios Florida is too far away

The City of Abilene has a whole "storybook" section dedicated to parks, encouraging those to read…read morewhile enjoying the outdoors. The Dr. Seuss Park was one of these well-maintained environments that I visited on 11/21/2023. Even though winter is obviously approaching with coolness in the air, the absence of water in the large fountain, and leaves scattered everywhere, the grounds made for a peaceful fall walk. I have been a fan of Dr. Seuss since I was little. That admiration of his works re-emerged when I was a teacher over 10 years ago. His books helped my young students as well as my own children to develop a passion for reading. There were several key characters from Seuss's books that had statues in this small suburban park: The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, The Grinch with Max (the loyal little canine) at his side, The Lorax & a few more. Though these are fictional creatures, they certainly teach us important lessons in life. "A person's a person, no matter how small." That's definitely one of my favorite Seuss quotes. It and other are etched in stones in front of the Abilene Convention and Visitors Bureau nearby. Free 15-minute parking is available in a small lot within short walking distance. On Google Maps you might see this park listed as "Everman Park."

My son loves to practice at Hales. He said Trey and the rest of the guys are very patient, they…read moregive good feedback and very positive. Our son has only went 3 times so far, but he has improved tremendously within those 3 lessons. He always comes home hyped and feeling more confident! I cannot thank them enough. I would highly recommend Hales Baseball Academy to anyone looking to sharpen their skills.