We recently moved to Foreston and discovered this amazing bowling alley in Milaca. The staff was…read morevery friendly and even stayed open late to let us finish our game. Great place for date night or family night with the kids.

This place has amazing energy all around. Jessie, the owner, has this yoga thing down to a science…read moreand is a very component business owner and teacher. I've just been released from federal prison after spending 77 months incarcerated and have been looking forward to joining a yoga community for a very long time. Incidentally, I'm not disappointed in the least. If you've never practiced or would like to try out something new to supplement your fitness routine I implore you to try this place out and the best part is that the first class is free!

Very nice and newly opened museum. Lots of soft plays for the younger toddlers and baby, also with…read moregreat amount of pretend play, playgrounds, craft. Indoor and outdoor. Hours of fun for the kids on a day without school! Spaces are well thought of. You do need to pay for parking :)

We visited here a couple of weeks ago. It was Saturday so free parking across the street…read more Admission was $21 for 4 of us with reciprocal membership. There is no cafeteria so bring your own snack or use vending machine. There was farmers market behind which was nice. Outdoor playground was roped off for the cattail area but rest was open. We stayed a couple of hours and then had a snack. 2nd floor had maker area to do arts and crafts. 3rd floor is staff and climbing tower area. Overall it is nice museum that is not too far from twin cities.

Great clean gym, friendly to out of town visitors. I come here whenever I visit St. Cloud!read more

I recently visited AirMaxx Trampoline Park in Saint Cloud and overall is was a great experience!…read moreThey have a wide variety of activities besides the trampolines.There are foam pits,dodgeball courts and obstacle areas that keep it interesting for both the kids and adults.Today was just about the kids to tire they out on this windy cold day. The areas were clean and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, especially when it came to safety. There are attendants in each area.It feels like a great place for families, birthday parties, or even just a casual day out to burn some energy. We arrived right when they opened and the line was a decent one.The kids jumped and played for an hour and as we prepared to leave it got busy real quick.I would show up as early as possible.The price was fair at $16 for an hour with deeper discounts the longer you stay. If you are looking for a way to have your kids burn off energy or just have fun.AirMaxx Trampoline has an activity for all.

Kids always leave tired and exercised. Staff is young and extremely kind and patient. Not too…read moreexpensive at $20/kid for 90 minutes. Neon glo party on Saturday nights.

North Crest is a great facility with staff that care about the kids who walk through the doors. The…read moredance classes ensure clean music is used and costuming and choreography is age appropriate. Gymnastics classes ensure safety first and follow a well laid out curriculum based on developmentally appropriate research. 100% recommend.

Very disappointing business to work with. They seem to lack concern as to whether your happy with…read morethere service or not. They have enough satisfied parents to really not concern themselves with those who do not have a good experience. When we pulled our kids out after their recital/end of season; unbeknownst to us, they were auto enrolled the next season and we were charged for classses we didn't know about. Refunds of course were denied. It was like trying to get out of a bad gym membership. Good luck to anyone who needs issues resolved at Northcrest. Otherwise I'm sure they something right due to the large amount of families that do support them. I just hope the ownership group doesn't take that for granted.

first was brought to this range in 2018 by the girl I was dating in order to bond with my brother…read morewho was visiting temporarily from the military, so cool that she brought her own guns and shot straighter than anyone else, not sure if she out gunned my brother or not but I was sweating bullets thinking that I probably looked stupid as shit not knowing how to accurately shoot or handle the guns they were using, but I recovered from that situation by bringing my own 12 gauge with a couple packages of slugs to let myself get use to the kickback the home-defense weapon I got for myself had, and I was stoked to find it easier for me to accurately put slugs into my selected target, an evil clown. Easier than it was back then for me to use my girlfriend's gun. Gun Ownership must be a factor, I'm sure the 1911 w/silencer I tested out with on my conceal to carry course this year would be much simpler to shoot with accuracy than my 12 gauge if I owned it, still seems like it would have to be the easier firearm to pick but I have to know what I'm doing and own the gun to feel super comfortable with it in my hands. Same as everyone else probably. This was from 30 yards away with a Mossberg, 12 gauge shotgun, but I went to the range alone as this return took place only a year ago, 6 years after I got broke up with by the straight shooter. I blame my bad ass brother for making me appear as wimpy as I was, but he is also to blame now that I am no wimp, for without him I never would have gave a shit about how well my shot was, I woulda just put bird spread in if the home defense weapon was summoned for duty, but now I can effectively rack buckshot as shown on the pogo the clown poster that I took home and strapped a strobe light strip on for a carnival effect to impress my brother and entertain my cat, as it is my cats bedroom.

100% would recommend these guys, had fun shooting and will show a proper how to on guns we aren't…read morefamiliar with

Whitney Senior Center is an amazing resource for the city of St. Cloud. They have a walking track…read moreand gym at this location, as well as classrooms for the many programs they offer for seniors in the community, and a huge gathering space for meals and presentations. Every large community should have a resource like this. It's a great service to the seniors and others in the community and gives them a place to gather with one another, to exercise, and to continue learning. The new YMCA nearby is going to make this a central community gathering space.