Brentwood Park is really a lot for such a small footprint…read more The abundance of amenities packed into this park is what makes it unique and also helps justify the very spacious parking lot, which can fill up quickly during games and events. Because of that, it can definitely help to come earlier rather than later in the day, especially during the school year and especially with the entire park closing at 6 pm. This park is rich with things for children and families to get involved with, including a hockey rink, tennis court, and basketball court directly behind the library. Then there's a corn hole setup, a hotel-sized pool, a rec center, and a combo soccer and football stadium with track and field around the perimeter behind that, complete with additional bathrooms nearby. At the far end are four baseball fields with yet another bathroom building, not to mention the very new and very cool playground meant for very small children near the baseball fields. There are also abundant picnic tables placed both in the sun and in the shade where you can grab a bite to eat while enjoying the infrastructure supporting such a wide range of athletic interests in the student body. Multiple grills and plenty of trash cans also make it a great place to enjoy grilled food without worrying about cleanup. Another perk is how close this park is to Brentwood Library, which has spacious and clean family bathrooms with "flow-friendly" amenities including free tampons and pads, a baby changing station, and a free water bottle refill station. You can also use the free fountain or grab a few free books there as well. On top of that, there are additional bathrooms near both the football field and baseball fields, which really helps considering how spread out the park amenities are. The only thing I feel a bit disappointed about regarding the recent renovation is that, even with all the upgrades, they now only have one tennis court while still having four baseball fields. I do realize that reflects the child-centric nature of the park, as does the smaller pool and playground, but I still miss those tennis courts. Another downside is the entire park closing at 6 pm, which feels pretty early considering how much infrastructure and recreational space is packed into the area. In the end, it almost feels like the public park is viewed more as a service connected to the public school system rather than simply a park for everyone.

In terms of course layout, maintenance, and general quality, Totteridge is nicer than a municipal…read morecourse. That said, the course charges resort-course green fees that I believe are too high for what's offered here. As of now, the weekend green fees is roughly $90, and I feel like $60-70 is more on par for what it should be. The course itself is challenging, but fair. There aren't any greens that are impossible, and there are several yards of rough on each side of the fairways before you get into serious hazards (meaning the average golfer has a little room to miss before being penalized, which I like). And the grounds crew does a nice job keeping the fairways and greens in good condition (though par 3 tee boxes could be improved). Overall, I'd come back and play again every once and I while, but I wouldn't make it a home course because it's a bit overpriced in my eyes.

Nice course will not play it again. Weekend rate is $98, it's not that nice, 70-75 max!! Plenty of…read moreother nice courses that do not overcharge.

Small facility - 2 courts. Limited spectator seating. Was here for an AAU basketball…read moretournament...visitor pass was $8 for a senior (a bit high compared to similar venues). Eh...it was just... okay at best.

I have enjoyed watching my granddaughter play futsal. Indoor soccer on a court…read more The spectator accommodations could be improved. They have made changes, keep going! The snack bar is a great addition! The restrooms I have found to be always clean. Parking is plentiful, with teams coming and going. It's located in a good area, not hard to find. I hope it continues to do well. Update : 12-2-2018 WOW ! what a fantastic improvement - remolded !! Love it !!

Good spot for indoor soccer and futsol. Parking can be challenging. A lot of courts for play and…read moregames. Seating is marginally adequate. The snack bar is very good! Bathrooms are kept reasonably clean, given messy kids with bad aim...lol. Good venue for indoor games.

The girls locker room is the coolest! it has LED lights, and positive wording on the walls.read more

Happened to be here when a disabled tournament and other games were going on. Typical rink for…read moremost part. Not really clean and a bit worn. The parking lot is way undersized. People were parking in lots of adjacent businesses including the Target which was not a short walk. The cartways are really small and narrow that someone got hit in the lot. Number of handicapped spaces was limited to two which seems low for the carrying capacity of the building. The ramp isn't even close to ADA. The ledge to get in two of the rinks is very high. One not so much but they didn't put the disabled folks on the "low" ledge rink, even when requested for the next day. Not a 5 star rink in my opinion

Although it seemed to be located in the middle of no where, this is a nice facility where I played…read morea local tennis league match. The indoor courts were very nice- they look to be fairly new. There's an independent parking lot outside of the center, where you have to walk quite a bit down a sidewalk to get to the center. They also have an array of nice-looking hard courts outside. Overall, a nice place.

Great facility. My son practiced last spring with his team at this facility. They were very…read more accommodating to the team regarding the use of the facility. He really enjoyed practicing there.

I've been here several times with no issue; however the owner was never present. Today I set up a…read morepitching clinic for seven girls from my rec and travel teams. 15 minutes into the lesson, the female owner showed up screaming uncontrollably at one of the pitching coaches. She claimed the space being used was not correct and said everyone had to leave even though no one else was there to use the field. The coach calmly asked the owner to step outside away from the children and parents. The owner refused, threatening to call the police on all of us. During her rant, she admitted we did in fact have the space reserved and made it apparent that her only issue was that she didn't like someone participating in the lesson. The owner terrified the children and had some in tears. We quickly packed up and went somewhere else to have our 45 minute lesson. Later I returned across the street to peacefully protest the facility by hanging up signs across the road during their open house. I did not set foot on the property. A staff named Ang came across the street and threatened to beat me up using lingo I didn't quite understand. When I told her I don't understand what she means by "throw hands" she called me a racist. I drove away to avoid being physically attacked and to avoid any further confrontation.

The barn is beautiful and it seems horses are well taken care of. Staff is friendly and the…read moreintroductory lessons are also great. I have been in couple of other places and this is the best.

The staffs are very very friendly and helpful, and the horses are well-trained. It is a good place…read morefor people who stay in their offices forever. Great chance to be close to nature!