DC's Country Junction

Country line dancing or just hanging out. Family friendly. Everyone dances, if you don't know how someone will always help you learn. They also have classes before they open.

If your a fan of Country music and want to line dance all night long then this is the place. Don't expect a lot. What you see on line is what you get in person. A gravel parking lot filled with holes and people just making up spots to park. The building is warehouse/ old barn very big. The place is only opened on Saturday's from what I was told and it was packed. Once you walk in you know this is going to be different. The picnic tables lines up everywhere and yes the floor was just like the parking lot, gravel, dirty and potholes. The dance floor was huge and packed, they had the floor covered with wood. Better for the foot stomping. The bar was just like an outdoor fest, they ran out of the 32oz beer cups so you had to bring it back if you wanted that size, otherwise it was a 12oz. 5 bucks for 32oz, that was the ticket. I did meet DC and he apologized for running out of cups, very friendly man. The whole inside was just a dirty smoky mess but it works. Spider webs that have been around since BC. The trip to the restroom (outhouse) took it to a new level. Plywood door, metal trough that smelled like grandmas closet, they had it filled with moth balls. I have never seen that before. If you do not care about appearance and want to line dance this is it. Put on your best overalls and tee shirt. I may go back or not. But it was an experience.

You better have a good GPS and even with that, if you miss the building off the road with the flashlight on top, your screwed! I passed it up because there was nothing there? Until I saw this faint light and a gravel road that looked like the entrance to war torn Bosnia! It was raining and unless you had hip waders and a 4 wheel drive, you weren't going to make it thru the lot of foot deep sinkholes. Then you had to wait in line outside as the rain was pouring off of the roof like a waterwall. That ride wasn't on their website? It looked like they transformed an abandonded cattle building into a Ho-Chuck. And when I say transformed, I mean paint the name on the side of the building. Period! The inside made the parking lot look modern and clean. The spiderwebs were so thick and dusty they hung like chandeliers. And the sign that said, "Don't spit your chew on the floor" was pricesless! The floor was a continuation of the gravel parking lot, indoors! 2 of the 6 ceiling fans actually worked, so the smoke was as thick as dirt. The first reviewer said "Holy Shit" I'm saying "Holy Shithole. They ran out of the beer cups and asked people to reuse them? They also ran out of hamburgers and the cheese for the nachos? The beer lines was 30 deep all night long and then you had to buy tokens? Yes, this is similar to a carnival so I see where you would need them. And if you can count to a hundred, you just figured out how many teeth were in the joint. They had picnic benches lined up when you first walked in and all night long people were just walking on top of them to avoid the crowd. The dance floor was quite large and packed like a sardine. The crowd is tweens to early twenties and you have to wear a wrist band if your old enough to shoot possum and puke in your boots! This was an experience to say the least. If you have the nuts to come here you need a check list first. Have your raibie shot. Try not to touch anything, (Or anyone) And eat a good meal because it might be your last.