So we came here for the kids swim lessons, my older one took lap swim classes and enjoyed it. She…read moreespecially enjoyed the lap swim/ free swim time. We homeschooled during this season and that worked very well for her to do laps, while I took the smaller ones to the open swim. Most of the staff were very kind and helpful. Unfortunately we came across some interesting characters who both were guests and some staff. I would say overall we enjoyed our time here, but I don't know if we would rejoin.

Racist environment! They don't respect Hispanic dancers!! Managers are unable to equitably mitigate…read morescheduling errors and will opt to let the white group stay and let Hispanic dancer leaves in tears. They also allow group leaders to treat paying members in a rude faction sort of like they are entitled. Also, when you point out on the phone that they mishandled the scheduling error, and you make the comment so much for equity and inclusion they hang up on you. Isn't that just how it is when you point out the inequity, they shut you down. So much for fairness and justice for the individual.

Mostly a basketball volleyball place with a couple courts for Pickleball but no open play pickle…read moreball.

From the owner: We rent gym space by the hour for club teams, groups, trainers, or individuals and are set up for…read morebasketball, volleyball, pickleball, or other gym space use. Current rates are $70 an hour for the full gym or $35 an hour for half gym / cross court. Pickleball is $20 per net with up to 3 nets available.

I am a dog walker and I walked 20 minutes from the pups house to this park and we both enjoyed…read moreourselves (look how happy this sweet boy is)! It's such a large park with lots of grass, perfect to let your animals run, or even have a nice picnic!

I love this beautiful little park located near my home. It is located north of 4th Plain between…read more162nd and 159th. The park is a great gathering place for families and is usually well attended most good weather evenings. The park has a half court basketball court. It is large enough for a three on three basketball game. Just perfect to practice your shot! Next to the basketball court there is a small skate park. The skate park contains several structures that are equipped with metal tubed perfect for getting your grind on. The park contains a walking trail loop with exits/ entrance on both 159th and 162nd. The trails are about a quarter mile in length and walkers often make a couple of loops to get their steps in. The park has large open spaces. Many people often set up volleyball and badminton courts on the perfectly manicured lawns. For the little ones, the park also has a cute playground equipped with monkey bars, swings, and slides.

This is ridiculous. $15 to watch a 6th grade basketball game for 40 minutes and they don't even…read morehave enough seating BY HALF. No senior discounts so grandmas and Grandpa's have to pay $15 to stand and watch their grandkids play. Plus it's 90 degrees inside. DO BETTER. If you're going to charge premium prices then you need seats for everyone and proper airflow.

15 dollars at the door for parents hahahhhhhhaaaa. Games run on the sidecourts. Staff walks…read morearound dribbling balls. Monopoly

This is a cool open space to fly toy planes, have a picnic, send the kids to the play area Etc…read more Lots of beautiful trees. Actually there are to play areas and a paved walkway circling the park.

Tree framed medium-size Park, with a couple of picnic tables and a smattering of benches. Three…read moreindependent playground structures and a small basketball half court. One family size gazebo with two benches on the Southeast side. No bathrooms or drinking fountains.

Huge facility with 3 salt water pools (indoor, outdoor and shallow kiddie outdoor)…read more Myriad strength and weight machines and equipment. Gigantic treadmill room. Indoor track. Squash and handball courts inside, with tennis and pickleball courts outside. Even a golf swing room. Locker rooms are clean and attractive, bordering on being somewhat luxurious, with saunas and hot tubs in each. Parking is a challenge, but with a little patience you'll find someone on their way out. Some Medicare advantage programs provide membership (such as Kaiser Permanente) at no cost to you. Memberships require an initiation fee, and monthly dues (not applicable for Medicare Advantage.)

Very rude front staff. Received a tour from a tired person who didn't smile and spoke like she…read moredoesn't want to be there. Girl me too. If you're the staff I don't want to be there too. She was cracking all her knuckles as I asking her questions. Rude b***ch. Old and dirty looking machines. Girl at least act like you want my business.