This place is cool, reasonable priced, and have good hours. I've gone here for about 2 years now…read more They recently closed last year for remodeling but I haven't heard anything about it since then. I've been by the place and they haven't started from what I can see. If anyone has any info, I guess it would be useful.

I have been skating here with my family a couple times. I have brought my kids here for birthday…read moreparties and have even gone here on a date with my husband. I'm 30 and still enjoyed it very much! It's not very big but they have a nice set up. They have food and drinks. They have a game section. They keep their floor nice. They have nice employees. Some of their skates seem outdated, we have been missing insoles and laces too short. You can take them back up to the counter and they will happily replace them though. They can sometimes do "glow skate" for a little longer than my family enjoys. It hasn't been like that every time, so I'm not sure how long it's supposed to be. I don't mind skating in the dark a little but for an hour is too long for me. Even my kids were complaining that particular visit. Overall it's a pleasant family oriented place.

Owner is not very attentive for training, programming is not dynamic fairly repetitive. Morning…read moreclasses are pretty small. Some good coaches but the owner is not very attentive or innovative. Good starter gym, but very limited.

First off, a lot of space to workout comfortably even with 15 people in a class. Prime downtown…read morelocation with ample parking. However, the coaches are what make the experience the greatest. All coaches have an attention to detail that helps you improve your movements--whether you're going through on-ramp or you're a veteran athlete. Coaches break down the movements each class, every day (which has to get monotonous)--but I believe that's because they realize the importance of returning to the basics no matter your level of experience. CFP also does a great job of varying movements and class structure to keep you coming back.

Wonderful service for all ages! Great facilities and staff. Blain used his knowledge to help…read moregive my son confidence and a healthy body. Highly recommend!

Such an awesome Pilates studio. The instructors are all amazing and the members that come here are…read moreall friendly and kind. I love coming here!!

Plank Pilates Studio is truly one of a kind with exceptionally trained instructors who can connect…read morewith any level of physical fitness. They have beginner classes which help newcomers learn the art and technique of Pilates, and intermediate classes that always offer the option of even more advanced moves. I have been at Plank for a little over a month, and I have truly fallen in love. A car accident left me with a neck injury, and the sweet and knowledgeable staff at Plank are always offering suggestions specific to me and my injury so I can get the most out of class without leaving in pain. I can't say enough good things about Plank. Contact them to try your first class! You won't be dissapointed!

Childtime of Washington is a wonderful place for children. My niece and nephew go there and I was…read moreso impressed I applied to work there this summer. I am a teacher and going through their training program really impressed me. They do everything they can to make sure their teachers are prepared for the classroom and are student focused. The policies and procedures assure that your child's safety and education are the top priorities.

We came on from Chicago area to try some Peoria golf courses. Loved the experience at this course…read more Longer course - and a great challenge. Definitely coming back

Very well taken care of golf course. The employees are just amazing and kind. And I am definitely…read moregoing to be there again.

While in town, my husband and I went to the Peoria Zoo to see the zoo lights. It is highly…read morerecommended that you buy tickets ahead of time. Entries are timed so that the zoo doesn't get too crowded at any one time. Most animals are asleep or in other areas at night but we did get to see the lion and some other animals. The zoo was large and spacious. There were nice walking paths that you could take to get to the different areas of the zoo. The different sections of the zoo were well labeled. There were many, many lights and plenty of opportunities to take pictures. I would visit the Peoria Zoo again.

Peoria Zoo is a nice small-ish zoo to finish. Granted, I am spoiled living near Brookfield and/or…read moreLincoln Park Zoo. But I wanted to check out this location since I was in the area. Parking was a little confusing. GPS tried to direct me to the a possible south entrance which was closed. Then it redirected to the possible East entrance...which did not exist. Finally, I was able to find the entrance which was a West entrance. Entering it was a little more confusing since there were at least two possible entrances so I had to stop and wait for the blinking lights to tell me which to take to the zoo. The Zoo parking has a little lot. If it fills up, I think people were parking on the street leading up to the zoo and/or a big lot to the south... but I could be wrong The Zoo itself was very clean and well maintained. There are not a lot of animals compared to my local zoo, but the exhibits were very nice and spread out. It seems like each animal should have plenty of room to roam around. We did stop by the food area for a quick lunch. The food selection were very impressive, as well as the quality and price. I ate the Turkey Bacon Wrap and I was impressed at the quality of food I had. Overall, the Zoo is impressive, but it is an hour or two zoo visit.

This is not only a review. It's a dedication to my dad, this Father's Day 2024…read more So many memories, I practically grew up here. I was nearly born here as mom spent her due date 9/4 so many decades ago at the jamboree, I wouldn't arrive until 20 days later! It is where I made my dad so proud as his only daughter, his number one daughter as he affectionately called me, won the Illinois Jr state champion duck calling contest. It where teenage me fell hard for a boy from Talbots edition. It was like a second home for my mom and dad and I, and was replete with lifelong family friends. It was a place where we spent many holiday celebrations and enjoyed delicious food from the kitchen, where everyone pitched in It's where my dad volunteered for most of his life. It was a tradition on Christmas Eve, where he would serve his famous Tom and Jerry's . He began a Father's Day horseshoe tournament that ran every year, the courts at the club are named for him, Darrell 'DW' Wade. He didn't live to see the beautiful metalwork sign his name. It's hard to believe he passed 10 years ago in 2014 when the court was dedicated to him. And finally and fittingly where his celebration of life was held. The "club" will always be part of me; Spring Lake, the dock, the ducks, the lilly pads, the people. I miss you dearly dad and hope that the PSC continues to honor you each Father's Day by throwing the irons.