I took lessons here for quite a while and I loved it. The staff are professional, the courts are…read morereally nice and the owner is outstanding. I would totally recommend this club to anyone looking for a wonderful facility with a good support group of other members.

They do not groom their courts well. They are always too wet and the balls die. And why on earth…read morewould anyone put red clay on Har Tru??? It's a messy disaster!

Moved into the area and had no idea this neighborhood gem existed. I noticed it while putting in on…read morehole 18 at Westport Golf Club. Kids laughing playing at a large pool. Kiddie pool area perfect for toddlers. Two twin slides for the young kids and plenty of chairs and lounges to relax. Their clubhouse is brand new and hosts a check in desk, beer & wine bar, and snack shop. Bring your own food or have theirs it's all good. They just ask that beer and wine are purchased on property. Pool is open Memorial Day to Labour Day approximately. The highlight of the property is the clay tennis courts excellently maintained. 8 courts in all. They have 4 pickleball courts as well. All courts are lighted and well maintained. This club is full of fun/competitive adults and kids of all experience levels. They have a couple on site pro's that can get your game to wherever you want. They also have adult learn to play, men's/women's leagues and competitive tennis all the way up the rating ladder. Club is family owned and they love tennis and pickleball. They both work to put on wine nights, group events, kids pool parties and in my opinion the dues are cheap. Check them out if you need some pool time, a gym, club, tennis/pickle courts or just a sense of community.

Great clay court tennis and hard court pickleball facility. Large swimming pool. New clubhouse with…read moregym.

This is everything the name suggests. It's a great location close to uptown Charlotte, hidden in…read morethe Cotswold neighborhood. It has been a great place for swimming and fun for my daughters and relaxing swim spot for the adults as well. It has a thriving Tennis community that is competitive, but also friendly.

Ah to be a friend with benefits...get your mind out of the gutter! What I mean is that some…read morefriends, who are members here, invited us to the pool when the weather was oh-so-much-more-delightful. It seems like Charlotte lacks nice public swimming pools, at least close to Center City. Therefore, I was excited to check out Charlotte Swim & Racquet Club. The pool area is all the things you'd want in a swimming opportunity - large, clean and plenty of amenities. Three cheers for the concession bar; not only is it shaded, but it's filled with options! Even though I was there during a holiday weekend, the staff was helpful and even a bit cheery. This was a huge feat considering how many excited children were running about. I didn't spend too much time checking out the courts, but from what I saw they looked very nicely kept. Here's hoping I get another invite to da club come summer!

Horrible establishment. No clear order of things, I have also witnessed racism from the owners when…read moretwo non members try to come and play on the outdoor courts. As they turned them away one instructor ran to them to give out his business card as the male owner, John turned to me and said " I don't understand why he would want their business anyway"

We have been customers of Charlotte tennis for years and have been very happy there. Until…read morerecently, when it was bought out by Sports Connection and turned into a complete disaster. My oldest son is in the Allstars academy and does clinics there, you have to buy a package or pay $20 more a clinic. So, we usually buy a package of 10 for $600. You are also made to pay an initiation fee per child when you join, that fee is $200 per year per child. Packages were always active for 12 months until recently without notice, they changed that date to 3 months. No emails and no advance notice. They also turned all of the inside tennis courts to pickleball courts, again no notice. When we signed my oldest back up at the beginning of this year and paid the $200, no one told us the courts had changed to pickleball. This means when it rains, clinics are cancelled. This summer, it rained a lot and a ton of clinics were cancelled last minute. They also changed the app to where you can not schedule clinics out, you have to wait until a few days prior. Again, just another tactic to take people's money as they can't schedule things in advance. My youngest also takes lessons here for 30 minutes and has been happy until recent changes and the fact that we can hardly schedule lessons due to rain and cancellations. My son has tried to use all of his clinics that we were told to buy for the summer because "he would have time to use them before summer was over". Our instructor knew that he would be gone for over a month during the summer. Then when we returned, they kept cancelling clinics due to rain. We asked for the package to be extended and they declined. When I asked to speak to a manager, they called me on speaker and acted like they were doing me a favor by listening to me. They also informed me that now packages would expire in 2 months and cost more money. I asked them how all of these things were communicated in the past year and they said email. The app has no communications on it since Feb of this year. This company does not care about kids or parents, they have demonstrated that this past year. Continuously make it hard to get to clinics, changing the time clinics are offered and changing the length you can use them. I have asked for them to refund the remainder of our package and they have declined. I am writing this review in hopes that no one else has to be treated this way at this business.

I love this place, it's super good for fitness and the pool is amazing! This is my favorite place…read moreto do exercise plus not only the gym and the pool they have games like tennis etc and it's so fun, my favorite for sundays

As you read this...Keep the fact that this facility is the most expensive gym membership…read moreanywhere...and especially Charlotte. Also this is meant to provide constructive feedback in hopes that management/area director and leadership at Lifetime read this- finally these are constant grievances of mine, others on this feed and I have been a member for more than 3 years. Additionally, I've experienced the brand new top shelf Lifetime in Cary NC...world of difference in service, equipment (of course new) , AND true spa like feel in the men's locker room...down to lockers have 'bumpers' on them so when they are shut they are quiet. 1. NOISE! Men's spa area is so loud I have to wear airbuds to escape the constant yammering of others in the steam and sauna. 2. Tired Equipment and in consistent amenities- I joined for the quality of equipment and mainly access to steam and dry sauna- Equipment is worn out...bikes, cable machines, benches, accessories for gym equipment in general need replacement. Machines sit dormant waiting for repair often...and Steam room is constantly inconsistent and temperatures in dry sauna are below recommended temps. Did I also mention how LOUD it is in the 'Quiet Area.' 3. Towel service is 1 STAR....and unacceptable. Last night and many days/nights the shelves in the locker area are bare with NO TOWELS....I literally had to walk the locker room to find a clean towel to dry off with. 4. Family Friendly. YES! It should be...but now that school/college is on summer break the gym experience is fraught with kids being kids.. from locker room to gym floors...absolute chaos... 5. Showers- The entire shower area is a mess a lot of the time, but especially last night....walk into a shower and someone left towels inside stall....No attendants cleaning up or restocking towels...counters full of water, etc. NOT A PREMIUM EXPERIENCE! I truly enjoy investing in my health and consider Lifetime a splurge in my budget....BUT I continually leave shaking my head at the level of service...quality...and inconsistency....even the 'simple things' from a staff person, like Have a good night...hope you had a nice workout. It would be nice to have persons on the floor assisting 'newbies' with workout tips or offering assistance in using the equipment.

Great spot to hang out on a Sunday afternoon. Drove up around 4pm and walked around, sat on some of…read morethe benches right on the water, and enjoyed a beautiful sunset. It was quite busy - not surprising given the mid 80s temps and not a cloud in sight. But I was still able to find some quieter areas. It's nice loop to walk around and there is plenty of seating, benches, trash receptables, plus restrooms. Not sure if there is normally a fee to park/enter, but I did not have to pay on my visit. Highly recommend for a leisurely excursion! @azfitfoodfun

This review is going to be so late based on the actual park for kids. As a mom with young kids, I'm…read morealways park hopping to find the best parks in town. Jetton Park is perfect for hot days. It's in a wooded area so it's a well shaded. There's lots for kids to do and while most of the stuff I will say is geared towards kids five and up there are things for younger kids to do and I do appreciate the handicap swings. Kids younger than three have a very tiny area to play compared to everything else. They're definitely going to be drawn to the main play area, which is bigger and you might have bigger kids running around so that creates a little bit of an unsafe situation when you have a mix of uncoordinated children, and bigger rowdy kids. Even if your kids are bigger doesn't mean that they'll be able to use everything at the park. Some of the things are definitely geared towards balance and coordination so if your kids are not well coordinated or have good balance or can catch themselves if they fall I would stay close by. The other thing I love about this park is that we can bring our bikes and take a ride down to the water and let the kids play by the sanded area. The trails are beautiful and you'll definitely get some good distance in if you're going to go to any of the stops along the trail.

Sharing space with the Allan Farris Community Center and the Bessemer City Swimming Pool (which is…read moreOPEN in August 2020), this park includes a large open space, two lighted tennis courts, a very nice playground and two picnic shelters. The larger shelter is next to the playground and has charcoal grills. The playground does have caution tape but it's being ignored. There is ample parking. [Review 13730 overall, 1050 of 2020, number 2507 in North Carolina.]

The bathroom/ shower area is really old and smelly. It's an old pool and I'm really surprised that…read morethe facility didn't get renovated during the COViD closings. The outside pool is nice, but there were stink bugs and a few small insects floating around near us in the pool. Also, the lack of seating for adults and or kids in the Sade was an issue for me too.

I'm so glad I found coach Ethan. He's so professional and experienced for training advanced tennis…read moreplayer. He's able to push my skills to the next level. Highly recommended.

From the owner: EL Tennis Academy proudly serves players in Mint Hill, Indian Trail, and Matthews, providing…read moreprofessional tennis instruction for all ages and skill levels, starting as young as age 4. We are a licensed and insured tennis academy committed to professional, safe, and quality instruction. We offer private and group lessons, adult training, beginner programs, homeschool tennis, school team tryout preparation, tennis serving instruction, and collegiate-level training. Through professional coaching, structured development, and a supportive learning environment, we help every player build confidence, improve their skills, and reach their full potential- both on and off the court.

The park was completely under construction when we visited several months ago. It was in the winter…read morethough, so hopefully that's wrapped up now. I really like that this park connects to the South Fork Catawba River Greenway. It's pretty short, but a nice walk. It also connects to the town of Cramerton and another section of the Carolina Thread Trail down by the Catawba River. I'm sure the park itself is also really nice when it's not under construction. I definitely recommend checking out the trails that connect to it too.

Operated by the City of Cramerton (which I think I've never heard of), Goat Island Park features a…read more3/4 mile paved surface trail, observation pier, two canoe/kayak landings, picnic shelters, disc gold course and an open air amphitheater. The park has been open since 2012 and is in excellent condition. The park is 30 acres with hardwoods, vegetation and wetlands. It gets the interesting name from the town's founder, Stuart Cramer, who released goats onto the island to control the weeds dating back to as early as 1910. There is a good amount of parking near one of the cool pedestrian bridges and at one of the trailheads. [Review 12586 overall, 2378 of 2019.]