Excellent golf course! The fairways and greens were in excellent condition. I only wish we lived…read morecloser. We will be back and we're looking forward to it!

Who knew? I might have to make the drive out to Mendota every time I golf. The course is cheap,…read morewell maintained, and an easy play. It is a picturesque backdrop with relatively open fairways. I was able to play the entire 18 and only lost a handful of balls, which is a major accomplishment for me! If you like golf and you live close to here you can't go wrong. My only complaint is that they didn't sell golf shirts. I was in the mood to buy a "Mendota Golf Club" shirt!

Very fun, this was our first time ever and we all enjoyed ourselves. We're not local, otherwise…read morewe'd be back.

DO NOT PURCHASE TICKETS IN ADVANCE!!!! Is this business even open anymore? I bought gift…read morecertificates online in January for my niece's birthday. Now trying to book and their online booking system doesn't work, they don't answer their phone...ever, and I've even messaged via their Facebook page. Absolutely no response. I guess I wasted $100 on gift certificates. Wish I could give a zero star review. Feels like this place is a scam company. Any good reviews are from years ago and I wish I had noticed that prior to apparently donating my money.

This place was amazing extremely hot. Me & my friend went here for the first time & it was our…read morefirst time ziplining. The drive wasn't bad either perfect day. We arrived early & had to wait for the other 8 ppl. The more ppl the better experience. We did 8 zips & went twice on the racing zip. So much fun. When you're scared of heights your adrenaline get to going. The second to last zip we did was the longest & highest. Make sure you have on some closed toe shoes b/c there's a lot of hiking through the zips. Bring inspect repellent & sunscreen.

Great small bowling alley. 4 lanes and no lines, but it is busy on league nights , pool table and…read morebar area , the staff are all very nice, cool little place in a small town

Anderson Field is a nice municipal course right on the main thoroughfare in Streator, IL23. It's a…read morenine hole layout that is easily walked, but power carts are available if needed or desired. The rates are reasonable and pace of play is moderate. It's a great course for kids or new golfers. There aren't a lot of elevation changes, no water hazards and currently no sand traps. So you don't have to worry about long carries. A worm burner or a chili dip isn't going to be drowned. If you are a good golfer and want to be challenged while enjoying beautiful vistas, this won't be your course. But if you are you looking for a casual round, this is a great course.

This is a great state parking for camping. We chose Illini State Park because all of the campsites…read moreat Starved Rock were booked for the weekend we wanted to go and there were some pretty negative reviews for Starved Rock. We reserved our campsite through ReserveAmerica and I was able to choose which campsites I wanted based on a map. The thing to know is that when you arrive at the grounds there really isn't an area to check in. You basically go and find your campsite and start setting up. There is a campground host that drives around and will check your reservation. The girls at the concession stand were very helpful so if you have any questions go ahead and ask them. The host was a little blunt when asking me if I was in the right place and if I had a reservation. Luckily I had the reservation email on my phone and was able to assure him that we were on the correct campsites. It took him a few minutes but he found our reservations. We saw him driving around a little bit through the day but he didn't seem to be around at night. We were a group of people in our late 20s so we did bring some alcohol into the park even though it is prohibited. We kept everything in cans and cleaned up after ourselves. We kept our volume down to a reasonable level and were respectful of other people and no one bothered us. There are two main loops of campsites that you can choose at Illini State Park. We stayed in the Great Falls Loop. All of the reviews I read said to stay on the sites that are right next to the river. As you can imagine they fill up pretty quickly so I was forced to choose a couple other sites. I chose site 24 and 26 and in my opinion these are the 2 best sites in the Great Falls loop. After walking around the park you can see that some sites are extremely small and are really best for people with RV's. They were able to park their RV and have a picnic table in the amount of space they were allotted. Other campsites are in more wooded areas but they are forced to set up their tents on gravel rather than grass. We had a very large area for 2 campsites that was sandwiched between 2 areas with trees and shrubbery. On one side of the shrubbery is the path leading through the ground and on the other side is a large field and concession stand. The only negative to this site is that they children's playground isn't very far away so you can hear them playing early in the morning. This wasn't a problem for us because we are early risers but might be for others. This is a fairly small campground with not too much to do. It is nice to camp here and then drive over to starved rock or one of the other parks in the area. Just a warning that almost everything at Starved Rock is closed this year due to a storm they had in June. We were able to find another park in the area to explore. You have to search for a good area to go fishing at the park. The sites near the lake are fine but barges come through pretty often and create really large wakes. We also made our way over towards the boat launch but with all the boats coming and going there were a lot of wakes there as well. There is a nice playground for the children and there is a ton of open space to bring your own games to play. While we were there we saw a large group of turkeys and some beavers by the boat launch. The reason I gave this park 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the bathrooms. While the bathrooms are small, there are quite a few if you are willing to walk and they were all very clean. I didn't even really see any bugs in them. The problem is that the water has a very heavy rotten egg smell which isn't terrible when just using the bathroom. The issue becomes when you want to take a shower. We only stayed here for a couple of days so it wasn't a big deal. I did take a shower but I would not put my head under the water. Also the showers are on a short timer (you have to push the button every minute or so) which makes it really difficult to wash long hair if you do want to stick your head in smelly water. The girls bathroom near our campsite only had to shower stalls but I was able to get in right away when I took a shower. Overall, this campground was very affordable ($25 for 2 nights) and we enjoyed ourselves immensely! The park is extremely dog friendly and everyone's dogs were very well behaved! We will be coming back in the future.

The real rating is probably 2.5. It's not the worst campground you'll ever visit, but it leaves a…read morelot to be desired. We had campsite 32, which provided a decent amount of tree cover and wasn't too far to walk to the restrooms. Mosquitoes were out of control, so be sure to pack proper clothes and a metric ton of bug spray. There were two vault toilets available in our loop - no running water there. Also no light inside, which is an adventure. Our picnic table was covered in bird poop and other debris from nearby trees. I'm used to roughing it, but this table was as bad as I've seen in a park. Maybe a lack of rain left it in such bad condition. I recommend bringing your own chairs and table if you can. The restrooms with running water were pretty disgusting. Why does every camp bathroom reek of urine? Do we not have functional plumbing in these things? Are guys just hosing down the entire building with piss and refusing to flush? It's insane. There was one very empty soap dispenser available and only warm/hot water coming from the faucet. Of course, you can't control your neighbors at a campground. Most folks were keeping themselves under control, but one group was watching a basketball game or something and the sound of the ref's whistle echoed throughout the camp. I understand that's not the campground's fault. It was disappointing to hear traffic while at the campground. I go camping to get away from it all. This was unfortunate. I might return to Illini State Park if I need a place to crash, but there was nothing special about this place other than its relative proximity to Starved Rock (which had no available campsites the day I was headed there). If you need firewood, you can grab some at the Shell station not far away at 1441 Columbus St, Ottawa, IL 61350.

My little brother and I had a lot of fun bowling there. Both…read moreof us found the staff kind and helpful. One of staff members helped me perfect my technique which helped me understand my new bowling ball to get a 170 and 169. The only thing that frustrates me is how little they're open for.

We were in town visiting for the holidays, and decided to take the family for a fun time of…read morebowling. This is a fairly night facility. Moderately clean and kept up, with updated technology. However the staff was not at all friendly. We came in with two kids, a two year old and infant. Obviously the infant wasn't bowling. We were told that the bumpers would not be put up for our two year old. Once we got setup, the owner came in telling us to keep the kids under control (assuming we didn't know how to watch the kids). Then preceded to tell us we had to sign a waiver for the kids to bowl. After the hassle of that part of the family ended up having to leave with the kids. The facility is the only reason for the two stars. It would be 0 stars for the staff and the way they treated our family.

Wow, what a great place! I took my fiance here last weekend for our first visit, and all I have to…read moresay is WOW. The staff is super friendly, the environment is outstanding, and a special thank you to DAN, the range officer. Dan stood by my car when the range closed and talked to us for a while! We will be returning regularly! Thanks again for a fantastic experience. The only bad part of the trip is our fault, we assumed that they would be open later than 4 pm, so we took our time driving up and got lunch, so we didn't pull in till 3 pm - so we still paid the total price, but the hour was worth the money! Well Done! Erick Fettingis

I have gone to many shooting ranges in my life, and I have prior military experience. I started…read moregoing to this this shooting range. My first experience was positive; the shooting range officers were courteous and helpful. My 2nd experience at this shooting range was terrible. I was at the 50-yard range when they switched range offices in the late afternoon. The new range officer was an old guy, and he made my experience at this shooting range terrible; unlike the other range officers who were helpful and courteous, this range officer was rude and ignorant. I had planned on going to this shooting range in the future, but because of this one range officer who was disrespectful, rude, and ignorant to me. I will never go to this shooting range again.