This is one of the best places to work out in Dubuque. The coaches are great. And, the equipment…read moreand gym are very well-maintained.

The instructors are very friendly, kind, and do a great job instructing their classes. They care…read moreabout your form and give modifications to the poses that you may need them on. B1 offers many class types- from meditative type classes to hot yoga classes, and have many throughout the day (one of the main reasons I went there to begin with). B1 is good for whatever benefits you are looking to get from yoga. Detox, meditation, flexibility, decrease anxiety and stress, as well as a great workout. I advise anyone to give B1 a try!

This class was perfect balance of flow with flexibility and strength. I did the level 1 flow and it…read morewould be perfect for beginners or more intermediate - you can control the level of your class. I love the warm class and it was not overwhelmingly hot by any means. Everyone was extremely friendly and the locker rooms were cute and clean. My favorite yoga studio in downtown Dubuque! Thanks!

This place is a small business that works very hard to provide the best service possible and they…read moredo. Kellie is a amazing person to be around and I will be going back. I recommend other do too.

Indoor Range: 30+ yards. Lessons: Introduction through…read morecompetition level. Equipment: Rent or buy compound and recurves. I've been wanting to learn about bow hunting for years and Tom welcomed me into his shop and gave me a thorough lesson. I had a great time learning about sport and understanding the safety requirements. Make no mistake, this equipment is deadly! I believe my first lesson was less than $30 and follow up visit will be less than $20 which is a total steal! Thank you Tom! I look forward to my next trip to Dyersville!

Super cute, not over populated, staff is very friendly and helpful. Plus it's connected to a park…read morewith some of the coolest playground equipment I've ever seen! 100% recommend!!

We've been to a few of these before and this one is smaller but we still had fun. Four foam pits,…read morethe trampoline area and some basketball jumps which was fun. They have a rock climbing wall and an American Ninja Worrier area which takes allot of upper body strength. Don't forget dodgeball area so you can throw some balls at your kid and it's totally fine! 2 adults and 2 kids with socks was $60.00 for one hour. We did not do the arcade area because they already got enough of my money overall it was clean, nice and we had a great time.

We traveled from Wisconsin for a 4th of July youth baseball tournament at the Dubuque Sports…read moreCenter. The fields are situated at the dead end of a steep, narrow road that leads you to believe this can't be the correct way, right up until it opens up to the facility. There is a large gravel parking lot, but it is laid out very tight making it a bit of a squeeze for everyone to safely get in/out as one set of games concludes and the next begins. There are five fields with all sand infield surfaces. The artificial pitching mounds are rather on the small side. One of the fields is laid out toward a hill and the steep hill is actually part of the outfield. We were on/near fields 1 & 2 all weekend. The bleachers have an aluminum roof over your head for protection from foul balls & as shade from the sun. Reasonably priced concessions and a pretty decent selection of offerings available for purchase. The grounds state "no carry ins" which is par for the course. During our two days the weather was in the high 80's with the humidity even worse. On day one several parents went back and forth to cars for bottles of water for our players and ourselves. The staff monitoring the gate throughout the day did not say a thing about this and for safety in super humid conditions it made sense you would allow your guests to carry in water. On day 2 the person monitoring the gate said "no carry ins" per the owner. There was no free water source available (that I saw at least) inside the park aside for buying it from the concession stand. I get as a business your trying to make money, but c'mon man how about using a little common sense with parents bringing in just water. For as much as I otherwise enjoyed the facility, the handling of the gate on morning two was a major turn off. (Side review: parents if traveling here for a tournament, consider staying at the nearby Best Western. They have a large pool & rec area for parents to gather. They also offer a solid complimentary breakfast to kick start the day.)

Friendly staff and 5 fields which makes it nice for tournaments. However to get there you have to…read moredrive down a fairly narrow road just wide enough for 1 car each way that is in need of repair. In 2016 my kids played fall baseball down there and none of the batting cages where working. This past summer my kids where in tournaments there and they only had 1 batting cage out of 3 working so if you wanted batting practice you would have to wait in a long line. The one year my kids played fall ball down there with their baseball teams they never stuck with the schedule that was made out. The schedule would change between 2-3 times each week and one time they tried changing everyone's schedule the morning of games. Some of us that where there for 8:00 games where told they wanted us to wait until noon for our 1st game. Fields 1-3 have good seating but if your kids are playing on fields 4 or 5 the seating sucks.

This trail was the most beautiful of them all there's so many side trails besides the main one and…read morethe sceneries are breathtaking!