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Our Karate for Kids school has participated in World Beat for over 15 years! Our kids love it!
Theresa Vonphul All reviews
Didn't make it here during one of their open times, but we did get to take a thorough look around the rose garden and grounds. Lovely gardens, well maintained. We will be back to tour the house soon.
Crystal Firestone All reviews
So much fun
I took my son there today for his 13th Birthday, a party of 4. It was the most fun that I've had in a while and was totally worth the experience. We were in town originally to go to Splatterbox. Still, after discovering the Albany Carousel was in the same neighborhood we decided to go for a couple rides on and checked out before we went to the paint war/party. Good, wholesome fun, and awesome artwork to appreciate. It's a lovely experience for families, and couples alike. Has a cute concession stand and gift shop as well.
Sarah J. All reviews
Fantastic place :)
The Rec is a really nice establishment! The food is good, there’s plenty of bowling balls to choose from! The staff was friendly and helpful when our large group came in. They helped answer any question that we had
John L. All reviews
Great people with big plans!
I used to come here before Rich and Heather were running it and I am very impressed by the changes they've made and the dedication they both have to serving their community through their business. Great people, great facility, and a great time :)
Jordan K. · Keizer, Oregon All reviews
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