We held a corporate family event at this awesome facility! Gary and his team were amazing! We had a…read moresoftball game, a kids whiffle ball game, a corn hole tourney & a soccer game all going at the same time! It catered to all ages I highly recommend place for all events!!! Thank you!!

My boyfriend and I went to North Park Sports Complex to try out their mini golf course. We had a…read moreGroupon, but typically, it's $8.00 per person. The course looked newly renovated and was very clean. The holes were pretty challenging, but definitely would also be fun for kids and families! The only disappointment was the fact that the decorative water features were not running; functioning water features really would have have added the "wow" aspect to the course. Overall, it was a great course, and we had a lot of fun!

I used to work here a couple months ago, I quit. The one thing that is very obvious with this…read morecommunity is that nobody is on top of their duties, the children they take care of, the activities given and even their employees. If you're pursing another career and in school please don't bother working here. They assume that doing things out of your job description is more important than YOU and your HEALTH. They don't care about their workers and especially your children! Nothing will be adequate for the people running this place and to be frank.. it's ran by 20 year olds with no children and with no idea. The staff continues to get worse and more disgusting by the years go by, since all the good people are in quitting. Please assign your children elsewhere and if you're looking for a job, stay far away from SHH.

Our family have been members at Sarah Heinz for 15 years. For the most part it has been great…read more However, the last few years, the leadership has diminished. The new Steam Director does not put kids first. This was evident by the treatment the Worlds Qualifying robotics team received this last year. Because of the refusal to compromise, they effectively dismantled the robotics team, causing 1/3 of the team to leave, many who were recognized as Youth of the year and nominated for the First Robotics Deans list for there passion, contribution and promotion of the team and Heinz. Despite these accolades and the team having 1 qualifying robot completed, and another robot nearly finished, the director demanded changes to the robots that were not necessary, required late nights to accomplish, and threaten to withhold competitions and punish if not completed. Heinz decided mid season to change the student lead team, where the students had the autonomy to plan, build and make decision on the robot, allowing the to learn from mistakes or celebrate their accomplishments; to a student build team, being dictated by the new Steam Director. This was not how the team was run for many years, it was not what we signed up for, and was not how the team started or was advertised and promoted in the same year. We are very disappointed in the mentors who understood this from past years and refused to facilitate a productive transition. Instead of the Heinz motto, Laugh Learn Lead, it became, Be Quiet, Work, Follow. I believe everyone on the team deserves a refund for the significant change made to team midway through the season. There are still those at Heinz we respect and appreciate, and we are saddened our time there had to end on such bad terms, but we are deeply disappointed in the treatment my family and many others received and how easily Heinz disregarded the students who left. We cannot support Heinz House, or the new Steam Director after this. I hope its a better situation for others that stay, but I would be wary of the Steam Director and how she treats the programs under her. As it was explained to us by the mentors that know her, She will not except NO for an answer, and will do what it takes to get what she wants. We find that mindset to be very toxic when working with students at a place where you are supposed to foster leaders.

Wow! This place is great! The citizen science lab is truly unique, I've never seen anything like…read moreit. I think it's a great thing for curious kids. I love that they offer lots of hands on activities for kids ages preschoolers to 3rd grade in one class. This offers a great experience for younger children to learn from the "big kids." They even have a "waiting room" for the parents. I think my daughter was able to focus more with me watching from afar rather than in the same room. It was a bit hard to find the lab, its inside of a building on floor two. However upon walking in we were promptly greated by smiling faces. The lab looks much like the ones in high school, but more colorful and fun. This was our first trip here, and it was far from crowded. I can tell my daughter had lots of fun because I could hear her laughing all the way down the hall. We will definitely be back!

The Citizen Science Lab is a great way to learn in a fun environment. Many hands on experiments and…read morediscussions. I highly recommend.

When I was living in my hometown of Pittsburgh, the JCC was one of the facilities I used for…read more staying active. The main gym is packed with top-tier cardio and lifting equipment, and the indoor lap pool is perfect for a solid swim. Everything is consistently clean, well-maintained, and running smoothly. Plus, wrapping up a tough workout in their saunas or steam rooms made the membership worth it all on its own.

I absolutely love this facility!! They truly encompass the best of a wellness facility and fitness…read morecenter!! They offer so much to their members. Women's locker room has a sauna, jacuzzi, steam room, a cold plunge tub!! They provide towels, and ohhh my addiction, Starbucks!! Yes you can sit in the resting area and enjoy a nice cup of Starbucks!! They also have great exercise equipment! This place offers the best of everything, coaches for dietary needs or physical training. My only regret is not joining a long time ago!

This place is amazing! The teachers are all so patient and my 3 year loves going and learning new…read moreskills while running around and playing with her friends.

Our toddler had a blast here! We signed up for the first free class, and it was great to watch her…read moreexplore with kids her own age in a safe and friendly environment, we can't wait to return!

We have been members here to the last year for use of the batting cages regularly and 1-1 lessons…read morefor my 13 year old son who loves baseball. The membership is a great value with 15 sets of batting practice per day available and discounts on lessons. Everyone here has been very friendly, helpful and respectful - other patrons and staff alike. We weren't big fans of the day long holiday camps as was too mixed in skill with age range and my son was put with too many younger kids.

My 5 & 7 year old boys came here for a birthday party and had a lot of fun. The space isn't huge,…read morebut there's a nice sized party room and still plenty of interactive toys and things to build-perfect for my boys. The staff here are very friendly and helpful. If it's your first time here, you'll need to sign a waiver, but it's a quick process. Then your child will receive a name tag, and you'll receive a pick up tag with your child's name on it. There's a small waiting room near the front desk, or you may drop and go. If you'd like to enter with your child, there's an additional $5 fee. I will definitely come back for their camps and free play.

We had a virtual birthday party through Snapology. The instructor showed a picture of LEGO vehicles…read moreand then told the kids to build. She then sat silent for the next half hour. My 5 year old birthday boy asked his friends some questions (what are you building?)--he did more facilitation than the instructor did. Kids lost interest halfway through and the instructor did nothing to pull them in. Eventually she asked my son a few questions about what he built but didn't interact with the other kids. It's unclear why this cost $100. All they provided was a zoom link and a photo of a LEGO vehicle. I could have done that for free.