Enjoyed going here with my 3 year old. I didn't realize the first time that I took him that there…read morewas a smaller club he could have had. The second time, he played so much better with the correct size club! PRO- 2 courses, well maintained, dun theme, clean bathrooms, can try to win a free round on the 18th hole (somehow my son got it!) CON- 3 year olds aren't free like most places, the metal at the front of each hole that's holding down the green gets in the way and can mess up your first putt.

Well maintained and clean entrainment facility. We mainly did the arcade games. I was happy that…read moremost of them were in good working order and reasonably priced. It wasn't too crowded when I went on a hot summer weekend. They had some deals on their website and Groupon. We purchased pizza and I was surprised that it was pretty good quality.

Grande Park Association is awesome. Very helpful staff always. I highly recommed them. I love our…read morenew place.

Pretty nice clubhouse and pool for the local homeowners. The clubhouse can be rented out by owners…read morefor parties or whatever they wish. Decent size room and plenty of tables and chairs to set up a good time. i was there for a baby shower not mine, just being a good friend to the father to be, he begged and now he owes. They had about 50 guests and it was comfortable. The pool area is nice, warning lots of kids. they do have a kiddie pool, sports pool, lap and regular pool for all. Nice place not sure what the homeowners pay yearly for it but it is a place to gather and meet your neighbors. Benefits of parties to go along.

Clean. Friendly. Lots of stuff for kids to do and explore. This place is awesome and my son had a…read moreblast. I'll absolutely be back

We stayed local for our girls' spring break and we decided to check out $10 Tuesdays. It is $10 per…read morechild for all day play every Tuesday. We arrived shortly after 9:00 am and there were only a few children playing. More families started arriving in the next hour and at one point, there were likely 30 kids. It got busy but it was not crowded. There are mainly two sections, one is for younger toddlers and the other is for older children. To name a few features, there are slides, obstacles, rope apparatus, and mini zip line. My girls spent more than two hours exploring and playing. There are cubbies and coat hangers by the front door. There are two bathrooms in the back. The facilities are relatively clean. It seems like they would also have themed-activities on various days so we will likely return to check them out.

Crisis escape rooms is a very fun experience with very immersive rooms and fun complex puzzles.read more

We had an amazing time yesterday at the crisis room. My daughter wanted to try her first escape…read moreroom for her 15th birthday and she really enjoyed it. We were a party of 8 and did the Mr. Giggles room. The room is smaller compared to other escape rooms I've been to but it was still fun for all of us. Our game master Denise was fantastic and helped us a lot. I will definitely come back and recommend.

vending machines ate me and my friends money, understaffed, slide wasn't working, needed swim test…read morefor diving board, also falsely advertised dippin dots on a sign at the entrance. would never recommend it is very poor quality

Beautiful, immaculate not-too-big water park in a residential neighborhood that the Lockport Park…read moreDistrict is able to offer to the neighborhood. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful (especially with the kiddos) and the layout is easy to navigate and keep an eye on the kids. I wish more public pools were like this rather than a riff on larger water parks that are just too much for younger kids (and people like me).

So this was my first experience with any escape room. I really don't have anything else to compare…read moreit to.. But it was okay. We did the first level which was hard for the non-experienced .. but the good thing is they're watching you and are willing to help if you need help with any puzzles.. I do wish that the room was bigger... I think for kids it is something to do. And it's not that expensive. You can find coupons on Groupon..

It was a lot of fun, first timers and were able to escape.i would recommend it for sure!read more

Mistwood was our venue for both our wedding ceremony and reception, and everything was beautiful!…read moreWe planned everything in 11 months with the help of staff coordinator Audra. In July we attended the tasting to try all the dishes and from there chose all the menu options for the reception dinner. It was very convenient to have the venue as the caterer, and as we had eaten at McWethy's, their restaurant, many times (including the night we got engaged), we knew the food would be good. Since our wedding was in November, we had both the ceremony and the reception in the Great Hall. There was another event there (baby shower) in the morning but we were able to take possession of the bridal room at 2:30 pm and the other group had cleared out by then. My now-husband and his team of friends who were helping set up said the staff did a good job of quickly flipping the venue from the baby shower to ours. My only quibbles with the venue pertain to the bride room. There was only one lit bulb in the chandelier, so lighting was poor; no hangers in the closet; they provided us with a samovar of water upon request, but it leaked all over the vanity (water bottles would have been better); the couch is very low (my maid of honor couldn't get up from it without help; my mother brought in a couple of dining chairs so we weren't just standing, because there was just one other armchair to sit on); and it started out freezing but ended up roasting hot in the room. It was a good thing it was just me, my maid of honor, my mom and my hairdresser, and we had already done makeup at my mom's house in the morning, because if there had been lots of bridesmaids it would have been too crowded! (The bride room is connected to the public ladies room, but it has a keypad lock; the lighting in there is quite ambient as well.) We went for a medieval sort of theme with our wedding, so the Tudor-style beams and large fireplace in the Great Hall worked well with this. Our photographer also took photos outside against the golf course and building, including a lovely but very steep bridge. Cocktail hour was in the Terrace Room while they flipped the Great Hall from the ceremony seating to the tables and dance floor setup. We had arranged for specialty cocktails (named after our cats!) and the bartender delivered! The catering captain, Betty, introduced herself to us and also coordinated the timing of things well (speeches, bringing out the late night snack pretzel wall, etc). All the staff that we interacted with were true professionals. The food was all delicious (we chose NY strip with garlic herb butter sauce, chicken with champagne sauce, and cauliflower steak with pesto sauce as our three entree choices), and it was very helpful that they could make accomodations for vegans, vegetarians, people with gluten allergies, and dairy intolerance. This was quite an affordable yet very beautiful venue for our perfect day! Everything went perfectly as far as I know and we heard so many times from guests how lovely the setting was. I would highly recommend Mistwood as a wedding venue if you are planning for your special event.

I am a 59 yr old woman who has never golfed. My husband LOVES golf so I decided I wanted to take…read moresome lessons so we can play together. I signed up for a lesson with Nicole. Wow did I feel so small and stupid! Nicole came up to me in the waiting area and I could tell she was a little shocked at my age. When she found out I have never played well all she kept asking is what sports I have played. When I said none, she replied with "not even bowling?" With such a condescending attitude i really wanted to walk out then. She made it VERY clear with her attitude that she was very annoyed with having me as a student. I felt SO stupid and will never go back there and probably never take lessons anywhere because I do not want to ever feel like she made me feel ever again!

I do not typically leave negative reviews, but I feel obligated to share this experience so others…read morecan make an informed decision. We paid $72 each for a 4:00 PM tee time and arrived to find there were no carts available and a delay in getting on the course. We were told we could use the driving range while waiting, but there were no range balls available either. Once we finally got a cart, there was no starter, no ranger, and no apparent management of pace of play. A group of 6-7 golfers was holding up the first hole, and despite calling the pro shop, nothing was done. To add to the chaos, there were also kids fishing in areas of the course near the fairways. The bunkers were extremely below expectations, and the overall operation felt disorganized from start to finish. There was also a wedding taking place near parts of the course, though due to the delayed start and slow pace of play, we never made it far enough to see how much it impacted play. For a course that regularly charges over $100 during peak times, the experience simply did not justify the cost. Save your money and consider one of the many better-run courses in the area.

It's a cool course with several unique holes and is enjoyable to play but lacks in some important…read moreareas. Driving range provides free balls to warmup though it was mats only on my visit. There are no ball washers or bunker rakes and only 1 bathroom on course, though you will hit it once each on the front and back 9. Condition was fine, but there are lots of ground under repair areas and a surprising amount of soggy ground despite no recent rain. Greens do roll well. Carts have no GPS and the colored flags to indicate front/middle/back pin positions were not used so it's impossible to know exactly where you should be going. Pace was slow because it was a full course. We started 15 min later than our time and things only got worse. I saw the ranger a few times but he never stopped to speak with any groups, whether to improve pace, give an update, or simply be friendly. The pro shop feels like a clothing boutique, so not what you'd expect, but the staff are friendly and it has good seating/TV to catch a game, though it's not an obvious place you'd spend an extended period. The clubhouse is quite large and has a ton of event space. There is a snack window on the bottom floor and another set of restrooms on the lower floor that you'll encounter at the turn. Decor and general upkeep seem good for things like weddings/banquets. Restrooms are clean and have inside and outside entrances along with daily use lockers. They are shared by the golf and event spaces. Value isn't there at normal prices but if you can find a deal in shoulder season/twilight it MIGHT be worth it. Don't be sucked in by the famous Pete Dye designer pedigree. It comes through in the design but just isn't the full package you'd expect and are charged for vs. other options.