Beautiful place to relax...great people to play a few holes with. Staff is very efficient and…read morecourteous as well.

This is a good place to play. Reasonably priced. Good fairways and greens. Nice facility. There…read moreare a couple of tricky drives and blind shots into greens but nothing that makes it to hard to have fun. Just makes it interesting I am out of state but will play there again

Really enjoyed this tough but fair golf course. The conditions were stellar. Their bent grass…read moregreens and fairways are choice. They're as good as I've played this year. The value is off of the charts! I can't recall ever playing this level course for the price. Staff was perfect. The young pro working the desk checked me in and a cart key in my hand in less than 60 seconds. I don't have any negatives aside from the carts not having bag screens. When it rained a little during the round my clubs got soaked. Because I fly with my clubs, I don't travel with the bag cover. Overall I can recommend this course to any golfer seeking lush conditions, a challenging but fair layout, and an insane value. They should charge more. If this course were in FL it would be $85 to play.

Best course in central Kansas for the money. I've played worse conditions for 3x the price. Food is…read moregood, drinks are cheap, free range balls, good practice facilities, and a challenging but rewarding layout gives you 4 hours of solid golf.

Decided to explore Newton, KS today. This is a bowling place gem. Pulling up to the place, I was…read moreuncertain. The lanes are very smooth unlike a lot of the big city ones. There are 12 lanes. Didn't try the food. The pins were a little fickle,but it was all in good fun

This bowling center in Newton is a gem. It's clean, well run and the staff is very helpful and…read morefriendly. We brought our grandchildren to bowl and they had a wonderful experience. The family rate on Sunday is a great bargain. I highly recommend this business. It's well worth the drive from Wichita to bowl at reasonable prices at a great facility. I would recommend that you call ahead to reserve a lane because it is not a huge bowling alley and seems to be very popular.

Shoutout to Rebecca! She works her butt off to take care of parties and general work around the…read morefacility. She takes care of her patrons.

Neat place! We only bowled but they have so much more. Prices for bowling were pretty average.read more

I just have to share this amazing experience!…read more We came to Wichita, Kansas, to visit our daughter while she's interning at Textron Aviation. Since we'd never been to Kansas before, we were looking for something unique to do over a long weekend. After reading so many great reviews, we decided to visit Diamond Springs Ranch for a true Kansas prairie horseback riding experience, and it exceeded every expectation. From the moment we arrived, we felt less like customers and more like guests in someone's home. The hospitality was genuine, the service was warm and welcoming, and every part of the experience was thoughtfully done. Logan, thank you for creating such a special place! Our family had an amazing time. A huge thank you to Luke behind the bar for the great conversation and hospitality, Jessica for leading an incredible horseback trail ride through the beautiful prairie, and Louie (I hope I got your name right!) for serving some of the best smoked BBQ we've had. It was absolutely delicious! As if the horseback riding wasn't enough, we also got to feed the three adorable Highland cattle, which was such a fun and memorable experience. They also offer glamping on-site, and after seeing the property, it's definitely on our list for a future visit. If you're looking for an authentic Kansas experience with incredible people, beautiful prairie scenery, amazing food, and unforgettable horseback riding, I can't recommend Diamond Springs Ranch enough. This was easily one of the highlights of our trip, and we'll definitely be back!

Wonderful, beautiful scenery & well maintained. Fabulous! Great to see so many working ranchesread more

Well maintained facility. Clean and the staff is wonderful. The crew out on the floor treats the…read morenewbies great - always checking to make sure they are okay and offering helpful tips. The concession offers a good variety and is reasonably priced.

Don't allow your young teenage daughter to go here unsupervised. The manager allows young men to…read moretouch these girls and doesn't do anything about it, but gets mad at the parents when they call the establishment. Manager told the young girl and her aunt that it wasn't his problem and as a "young pretty girl, you'll have to suck it up." Said that the young man that was doing it was special needs, FYl: as a special education teacher, MY STUDENTS know how to not sexually harass young girls.

Amazing staff and nice clean business. Very organized and they make you feel welcome when you…read morecome. It was my first time to use Chisholm Creek but it is my new "go too" place when I have to board my dog. Fair price as well

Riley always makes Sweet Pea look her best! Highly recommend Chisholm creek! They are genuine…read moreanimal loves and do an amazing job consistently!

My wife and I attended the June 20, 2015 Concert in the park. The concert was really good, Restless…read moreHeart followed by Diamond Rio. My complaint is that they advertised the "doors open" at 5pm. I drove out to Andover two days before the show so I could look at the parking. 100.5 The Wolf had a parking map on their website, and a lot of those were inside the park, where I wanted to be. On the day of the show, I had to met a friend to give him his wrist band, required for admission. Signs were posted in the schools parking lot west of the park that said "Event Parking." I met him at one of these. I wanted to park inside the park itself, so I gave my friend his wristband, and told him I was going to go get in line for the "doors opening." I left my friend, and got in line to enter the park. The left lane said "VIP only". I assumed that the right lane was for regular event parking inside the park. However, when I got up to the police woman, she told me to park in the same parking lot I had just left. I did, and walked a very long way carrying two chairs, and walked right inside the park, even though it was 30 minutes before "doors open." Nothing was ever posted or advertised about being required to park in an area very far away if you showed up to wait in line for the doors to open. It just would have been nice to know. I hope this helps someone else next year. "Doors open at 5pm", meant nothing.