The best bowling spot in eugene, staff is friendly pricing is good and the staff always knows…read moreeverything that's going on!

The service was friendly. The place was clean. They had lanes open on a Friday night at 6pm…read moreshockingly. One thing I really liked was that you could charge your food and drinks to your lane. That was super convenient. One thing that was a little annoying, and this is a real nit picky thing to bring up, but definitely something I didn't love, was the fact that we were placed at the lane all the way at the end, and there was a worker dusting the walls while we were playing. It was just a bit distracting.

I've been here a few times and it's a blast each time! We went today and did the standard 60 minute…read moresession with the three of us. We were the only people there for the first half of our session so it was nice and quiet. Our instructor was Wyatt and he was great - very friendly and personable. He gave us a good refresher and helped us with our technique when we were struggling. The space is good with multiple bays, so it's usually pretty easy to book a slot. They replace the boards when they get too banged up and turn them into firewood, so it's pretty sustainable too. There is a gender-neutral bathroom that is clean and there are plenty of parking spots. The area looks sus, but it's fine. You can see the parking lot from the bays so you can keep an eye on your car if you're worried. I'll definitely be back in the future. This is a great and affordable way to have fun with a group!

5/5 experience. It was 8:50 and my family wanted to find something to do. We called Oregon Axe and…read morethey only were open for one more hour. Will (you know who you are) was the best certified axe host we could have ever asked for. He took us in last minute and gave us a great axe throwing experience. We played a game & got to see him perform some fun trick shots. Give Will a raise, he deserves it.

Absolutely a shit show on driver appreciation night. Parking is already a nightmare there. Not…read moreenough parking for disabled people. Should've had someone directing traffic out at the entrance.

An absolute BLAST! I lived in Eugene and the surrounding areas for 24 years of my life and I can't…read morebelieve I have never gone out here. The environment was fun, family friendly, and the announcer kept things going smoothly. It was interesting hearing little details about the cars and their drivers, I appreciated getting to know those things when I had never been before. The stands were filled with family, friends, and fans. They are home of "dirty beer" due to dirt flying everywhere and landing in your beer. LOL. If you're looking to get outside on a Saturday night to do something new with the family or on a date, then this is a great place to go and support! Definitely bring a jacket because it gets chilly, even if you don't think you're going to get cold it's best you do as back up. There's no re-entry.

My son and his uncle went there last week. They had a great time! Prices are reasonable and food…read moreselection is great. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. We'll bring more family members next time.

Had a fun time here for my daughter's birthday. We went at 2:30 on a Saturday afternoon and it was…read morebusy but we got a lane right away. We had five kids bowling so we only got one lane. There were high-backed couches (booths?) so it was pretty private since no one was in the lane next to us. They can put the bumpers up or down for each player, which makes it more fun for all. We got some snacks for the kids (standard bowling alley food) that they enjoyed and came out quickly. I think the prices were pretty reasonable overall compared to other places in Eugene. They can get very busy so it can be hit or miss, especially on a weekend evening. I think I'll have to bring the little kids again soon since they had so much fun.

I'm finally ready to write this. Please do not send your child to NAAG unless you can be present…read moreand make sure that the the coach is correctly spotting them at all times. Our daughter double fractured her arm because the coach was not near her while attempting tumbling. Our daughter, although a great gymnast was learning and the coach was not in correct spotting position, not even within feet of her when the break happened. We get that accidents happen, but we are even more upset by the gym's handling after the incident. We are out thousands of dollars on surgeries. Our daughter had to have a titanium rod placed and all the gym seemed to care about was covering their own behind. They quickly informed the other girls on the team to stick to a story that the coach was not at fault. They would not allow us to see the video footage, so we can only assume what really happened. Our daughter knows the truth. We moved to a different state where our daughter joined a pop Warner football cheer team. A player suffered a break, and the whole community took it upon themselves to fundraise and do dinner trains for the family. That would never happen in Eugene. Our girl is on the mend, but the quality of care we received from NAAG was truly disappointing.

We have been sending our girls here for the last few years and can't recommend it enough. In…read moreaddition to learning gymnastics in a positive environment the coaches are amazing. You can tell that they are really passionate about what they do and care about the kids in their classes. The coaches who teach and own it are amazing!

It's very large park is located in south Eugene. Not when I ever visited as a kid since we lived in…read moreanother part of the town, but most of the park is grass there are a couple of tennis courts and there's also a Fieldhouse at this one which is unusual for Eugene Parks. There is a small playground, which seems to still have metal playground equipment, which is unusual since both of our transitioning to plastic. We came here for the splash pad, which looks like it's a pretty nice splash pad, but the problem is I couldn't figure out how to turn it on. The people for us had turned it on or had it on and they were playing in it but if there's a way to turn it on, I couldn't figure it out. It's possible that the park just closed it early for some inconceivable reason we left at about 645 and that's when we were able to get to work. The only parking around our street barking, but if there's a lot of it on the blocks surrounding it's a large, residential-area park.

The park is large as far as parks in the city go. There are multiple open fields and a tennis…read morecourt, but playground equipment is lacking. It's a small set up and pretty old. With a toddler, honestly, this is mostly how I judge a park these days. There is a water/splash park area that is great for hot days, however. Parking is available only along the streets surrounding the park, but is plentiful.

I've been to some really good events here- a music festival and a nice small DIY show. The…read morebathrooms weren't very clean when I went but the porta potty was surprisingly. I have seen people doing a game where they ride their bikes and bat a ball at eachother too, so you can do more than just skate here. Resources like white bird and thistle street aid also visit the park sometimes to help out. Parking is a bit odd because people usually park at a slant despite the lines instructing people to park parallel to the street. There's also some cool murals and a community event board here, so even if you don't skate it's nice to stop by.

There are a variety of features... a deep bowl, snake run, series of bowls, step ups, rails, boxes,…read moreetc. The coping was smooth- no getting hung up on it. The locals own this park. Covered with lighting.

The route setting is top-notch, with a colored system that is way better for progression than the…read moreV-scale. The place is huge, too, with a ton of variety. Very clean place, friendly staff, really nice kids area. Gets quite busy in the evenings, so come during the day if you have the option.

Out of all the bouldering gyms in the state of Oregon , this one is my absolute favorite! I can't…read moresay enough good things about this place. Where do I start, first off the gym is very large and they have plenty to of parking. It's conveniently located a block over from REI in case in need some last minute climbing gear. You can rent shoes so you don't need any gear but just in case you want your own, rei is so close! They have so many great holds and the setters here really put a lot of thought and effort is every set. They have a kilter board too! Being only 5'0" my reach can be an issue at many indoor gyms but not here! They really set for all heights, I absolutely love this place! Also, there's really good pizza next door!