Jessica Bray: We first entered the new build area which was clean, lots of parking nearby, next to the library and lots of benches provided. There were plenty of baby swings, a mommy and me swing, merry-go-round, lots of slides, and lots of extras on the toys to explore. We went into the older section and there was garbage everywhere, a broken slide and the tarp under the woodchips was coming up all over. The 2 parks next to each other were very different in appeal and character. We played in the new build side and no other children came between 3 and 4 on a Saturday.
Jennifer V: If you like wine, then you need to plan a visit - NOW! Weve been members for over 20 years, but just finally made it to Prosser recently. The tasting was amazing! Im usually a red wine drinker, but their whites are so refreshing and not overly dry. We left with a couple bottles of of both red and white wines.
Jack Hueyi Citlalin: The best lunch date with myself. Carmen and Christina were wonderful and friendly. I had the red flight and baked brie and then later had the strawberry crostini. I am usually not a fan of ports but Carmen insisted I try one of theirs and I really loved it, I bought myself a bottle it was so good!
D E W Adventures: So I went on an adventure to check this out and Google maps takes you to a subdivision.. I eventually found a parking area by the Benton City path that led right to it. Its a pretty nice walking path with some cool information markers along the way. I think everyone should check out Uranus Orbital Marker and learn more about Uranus..
James Jeramey (superjerm): Awesome tie up for getting downtown. Approach and exit from the river are easy and access to the marketplace is just seconds away. Best way to get to good food…by boat!
Megan Paro: Darling park with beautiful memorial statues. End of April through first week of May the park hosts the Apple Blossom Food Fair that includes live local entertainment and a beer garden. Gets very busy on weekends but very relaxed community atmosphere during the week. Art vending on the last weekend always has some wonderful artisans to support.
Kelsey Johnson-Schmidt: This museum is very nice. We were able to walk through it with in and hour. The 10 year old was able to find all of the scavenger hunt items and receive a cute prize. We went during summer camp, but it wasnt crowded at all. We also got the chance to talk with one of the exhibit creators, and they were kind and offered information on some new things they were putting up.
This is a great place to go learn about the local history of the area. It doesnt take too long, and it does hold the attention of a 10 year old. The price was also very in budget.
