Gorgeous mini-golf course! The family had a blast. The WW2 theme is fun, educational, and the…read moremuseum is filled with items from neighbors in the community. Our kid wants to have her birthday party there and my wife's office is looking to plan an event especially with the mini disc golf course. The new bar/indoor dining is family friendly and there's a new food truck with DOLE WHIP, sandwiches, fries, burgers, and Mediterranean food.

My family and I decided to go play mini golf at the Memorial minigolf and museum. We went on a…read moreMonday at around 2:00 pm. Luckily the weather was in the 70s which was really nice for a January day. We drove up and parked easily. We then went to pay the rate for 4 adults, got our clubs, chose our golf balls, and we were off. There were a few people there with families on the course but we basically had the course to ourselves. It was a course with a practice spot and then 18 holes to play. It was very informative and fun. There were stands at each hole with a set of photos and historical information. Plus the actual course had slight slopes, and a few fun obstacles. After golfing we went inside the small museum. There were several artifacts and some historical information to look at and read about. On a side note they have two bathrooms with soap and running water which is a positive. Overall it was a fun afternoon on a nice day. The mini golf course is fun and informative. The museum is small and interesting. If you like history and mini golf this would be a good place to visit and play on a nice day.

Our elementary school had their spring fundraiser here this past March and it couldn't have been…read morebetter for our "live and local" theme celebrating our 85 years. The lawns were in pristine condition, the dancehall was perfect for two-stepping and the family couldn't have been more generous. Thank you Shady Springs!

My daughter went today with her 8th grade class Bailey Middle School. Had swimming shorts and a…read moret-shirt because she was told to due to dress code. She tried to just sit in the pool area with only her feet in the water and was told that she couldn't by the life guard. It was hot and boring as hell for her! Such a disappointment!!!! The movies they offered were boring and she just sat in a Shaded area and waited to get shuttled back to school. Why the school didn't go to Seaworld or Sixflags is beyond me!!! Bad decision making. Eighth grade graduation should be more memorable than this!!!!

A very cool workspace to do some out of the box thinking while working remotely. It's an expansive…read morehall with many benches, couches and even a backyard if you'd like to sit in nature. There are refreshments and stationary available for anyone to use. You can also pick up a book from the small library table and donate another. There's some more space in another hall area where somatic breathwork and sound bath workshops are hosted on certain days of the week.

I really like this venue. I've been here a couple of times for different events, and each time…read moreI've been impressed with how the space was able to accommodate the activity/activities. The green space in the back is nice for added activities or socializing, and I found it to be quite beautiful at night. I look forward to more events being hosted there.

Duke's Adventure Golf is maintained beautifully-- no visible signs of wear in the turf, and it…read moreappears the turf is cleaned or vacuumed regularly, as there was very little residue on it. In my opinion, the course design was meh, as most of the holes were straightforward with few obstacles, and the obstacles were not creative/themed, nor did they add an element of joy (such as a windmill or loop-de-loop). That said, I think the one hole that stands out is #16(?) where you intentionally putt the ball into the stream to have it come out next to the hole. I also wished there were more holes that provided adequate chances to get a hole-in-one, as even I, a seasoned mini-golfer (LOL), never got a hole-in-one on this course, even with several attempts on nearly every hole. Overall, I applaud the staff for the maintenance job, but wish there was more creativity in the holes.

Not really big at all for a large group. But very intimate if you have a couple of kids. Great…read moreoutside scenery & prices not too high for you to enjoy yourself. A lot of unique courses & interaction. I will say the staff was hard too find but other than that great experience.

There was always unresponsive and when they did respond they really weren't helpful or…read moreaccommodating toward the customer. Worst event experience ever.

5 star bar food and dinner plates all the way. If you love appetizers and drinks as much as me try…read morethis place! My second time here and the food is still bomb! Food is so much better than the spot that was in this location before but all the great games and activities. :) My first visit I had the Potatoe skins with pulled pork and deep fried stuffed cranberry mushrooms so good! This time I tried the pepperoni spicy flatbread pizza and the fish and chips. I shared all of these with a friend and we made it in for our second visit. I think we will be here alot.

Beautiful wedding venue! The bridal suite was incredible and every inch of the property was just…read moremagical!!

When my husband and I first drove up to The Winfield Inn, we immediately fell in love with the…read morecharm and uniqueness that the property offers. After touring the property with the owner, we decided this was the special place we wanted to tie the knot, so we quickly signed the paperwork and sent our deposit to secure our Friday wedding date. Initially, I felt very confident in the owner, Leslie, and was extremely excited to be working with him. That all changed in the few months leading up to our wedding date. My husband and I discussed with Leslie in person, on two separate occasions and once via email, about us staying the Thursday night before our wedding and having our bridal party stay in the various beds/bedrooms on the property. When Leslie called us the week before our wedding to finalize everything, he claimed that he had no idea we were having other people come and stay and proceeded to tell me it was "a misunderstanding on your part" and that he would require not only an extra one thousand dollars, but that the cottage, that was set to house half of our party, did not have running hot water. We were left to scramble at the last minute to find a new place for our family. Fast forward to the Thursday before our wedding: we get there after the 3pm check in time to start setting up and decorating, and the pavilion is a wreck. The ceiling and walls were caked in dirt, there were leaves and dirt all over the floor and the tables were not set up, as per our contract. We did not complain, just grabbed the broom and swept and set the tables up ourselves. The next day, we were left scrambling for trash bags (per our contract, the venue supplied trash bags), there were strings of lights that were out, and there was a dead bird in the pavilion. As the evening went on, the owner Leslie, showed up towards the last few hours of our reception and proceeded to bombard our day of coordinator with questions about trash clean up and haul off, after we had already informed him that we hired people to take care of everything. We did not notice until a few days later, that Leslie had sent my husband an email on the night of our wedding stating that we should "go ahead and send him $250 for clean up." It did not end there. A week later, my husband reached out to Jack, the property manager, to ask about a few missing items we thought might have been left on the property. Jack then informed us that one of our guests had popped a balloon with confetti in it, in the grass, in which he stated we should "bring a vacuum" to clean it up. Once my husband confronted him with the various issues we had that previous week at our wedding, Jack quickly turned the blame to the owner saying that "Leslie is in over his head at times." The amount of unprofessionalism shown by these two men was, and still is, extremely disappointing. The owner was clearly unorganized and would frequently confuse me with the Saturday bride. My husband and I were questioned on whether we made our deposit and final payment the week before our wedding and requested receipts. I found out a few weeks after my wedding, that the owner was trying to blame me, as the bride, for the lack of basic housekeeping for his business (bedsheets changed, beds made, toilets scrubbed, floors swept and mopped). It has taken me a few months to write this review because every time I thought about my wedding, it would bring negative reminders of the unnecessary stress and issues that were added by the venue. I am now able to focus on the only positive, which is marrying my husband. The Winfield Inn is an extremely unique and gorgeous property, but the owner and property manager, in my opinion, are not worth the money, or stress. Until the owner hires someone to take over management, I will not be recommending this venue to anyone in the near future.

My husband and I came here for a pop-up Speakeasy. The location is not near much but is easy to…read morefind. There is limited parking but we Ubered. Overall the property is a nice venue and I can see this place having all types o events. Bonus there is a canyon on site.

Loved the layout of this place for the Austin City Limits parties that we attended. Although, there…read morewere a few times that I felt like I was at a somewhat more sophisticated frat soiree. Parking was nearby and the front lawn area is large enough for substantial mingling, tenting, and booth areas. The upstairs lounge area is a fantastic place to catch shows too!

Just had a negative experience here. I signed up for a football watch party through Eventbrite…read more They had several events like this before where I could attend without being a UT club member. I got 3 tickets and when I arrived I was told that the cost was $35 a person for the buffet to be allowed entry even though there was no mention of this in the event info. This was not communicated on the event page and my guests were not interested in eating. I drove in traffic 30 minutes to get there and then walked over a mile to avoid paying for parking only to be turned away. Even asked if we could just stay and watch the game based on the miscommunication and was told no. I support the UT club all the time for their pep rallies and am disappointed in how this was handled. Seems like there could have been an exception made based on the miscommunication. It was an embarrassment for my guests and didn't reflect well on the club. I was informed that the Club had no control over the info put on Eventbrite and the only accommodation made was a free lunch voucher which does not address the impact to my self or guests for watching the game. For full disclosure, attaching the link to the event and for the verbiage. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ut-club-watch-party-texas-vs-kentucky-tickets-1797142815539?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios&sg=a809b3f26d39f787453f24c37cd1e8699bda95ef3a3b044426c8024546acbf53340bd0e59d3601341612d45b3e4e882f4575187876804fd0f24d03ca498b2dc38d2c44a7a6fb9c2597777c5c

Awesome spot. Highly recommend. Fantastic game day experience and the service is great.read more