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Snowshoe trails well maintained. Gorgeous surroundings. Highly recommended

Nice big park, centrally located. The picnic shelter and spray park are both fantastic. Decent playground, with lots of equipment. Nice big mature trees with lots of shade. I found the large number of security cameras a little unnerving. Like going to a nice restaurant, enjoying a good meal, then looking up and noticing there are bars on the windows and security guard standing by the door. Wait a sec, should I be more concerned about my safety..?

Was at the parking lot not inside

Nice fountain, Koi fish in pond and public bathrooms during the day, and well kept up

Was always a nice place to be when I was younger. The gentle trees and the cozy walkways. However lately the town has poorly managed the pavements, creeks, and plants. Hoping the undergoing renovations improve the park.

Hands down, best post office in Porthill.

Nice natural park. Not a lot of people either. Great views of the Columbia river.

Got the kids summer pass with parents pass. So can go bowling everyday if we want. Kids are enjoying it friendly staff.

Helpful and friendly people.

Great place for outdoor swimming

Very welcoming members. Woukd like to see food served. Haven't been to the meelat draw.

Went there for my dad's graduation, which was a perfect place to host a party or gathering for about 100 people

My wife and I were directed to see Lucy Fraser for grief counseling shortly after our daughter passed away. Lucy started the meeting off professionally enough by asking our names and the date of our daughter's passing. However, she was smiling at us when she gave her condolences for our loss – which we found incredibly off-putting. The reason we came to see a grief counselor was so to make sure that our coping mechanisms weren’t self-destructive and to ensure that we were handling our grief in a positive manner. Unfortunately, we instead received a full hour of non-answers and very wishy-washy advice regarding what some people may or may not do to grieve. Half an hour into the session she began peddling voodoo magic and reiki healing, which she and the staff performed at the hospice. She also promoted her friends who also practiced voodoo magic at nearby locations. It should be noted that this organization is run by volunteers. That being said, if Lucy is any indication, then these people clearly do not comprehend the grieving process. We asked for information on healthy and unhealthy coping methods and she wasn’t able to provide us with any concrete examples. They are more interested in peddling spiritual nonsense then helping people through their processes. If you’re going through any form of loss, then you would be better off hiring a professional than wasting your time sitting through one of their sessions. You get what you pay for…

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