I love the group fitness classes! The owner is always receptive to our requests to add more…read moreequipment as the classes become increasingly more popular. The staff are always friendly and supportive (especially Tosha)!

This gym only opens 7am to 12pm they need to be open longer man that's hella early no wonder why…read moretheres only 2 photos. but they do have some decent equipment.

I have had two massages there now. One from Noah and one from Mark. Both were absolutely amazing…read more Today's left me feeling completely relaxed and was the first time in over 2 years that my neck and upper back didn't hurt from my car accident. Thank you so much to Noah and especially Mark! You guys rock! The front desk dude is also always super helpful and kind. Highly recommend this place!

I recently had the most amazing massage with a young man named Noah while visiting my friend in…read moreNevada. I was treated w kindness, caring and very strong hands!! Noah is blessed with the touch for excellent massage. Lorraine at the front desk was so sweet, had to check the schedule and got back to me right away as she had promised. Their facilities are super clean, people are friendly and very professional. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for a relaxing massage experience

This is a beautiful, welcoming facility with quality horses. My girlfriend and I are in town and…read morescheduled a lesson with Elizabeth. She was kind, patient, knowledgeable, and able to construct an enjoyable lesson for two riders with vastly different skill sets. Thanks, Maplewood Stables, and shout out to Pebbles the horse!

Went on Tuesday at about 3pm and looks like stable was open but the gate was closed. I checked Yelp…read morebefore going to this place and it clearly said open till 6pm. I drove 45 miles to go to this place but as I reached the stable the gates were closed and they were people out there and no one opened the gate I called several times and just to answering machine. I left and no one called me back. I waited outside for 30 minutes but no answer. My daughter was really upset and we left. If you are not open for business please DONT advertise as open. Keep your door and business closed. Waste of time .

Excellent training facility Vicki is very knowledgeable in…read moredifferent disciplines of riding/training

Will not return emails or phone calls. I guess this person doesn't want any business. Terribleread more

Stay Safe due to the Davis Fire…read more.. Quality/Quantity - Nice small visitor center. Educational, small gift shop, and has clean restrooms. Plenty of volunteers/team members. So many different trails. A very easy paved 0.4 mile loop hike, gravel path hikes, and of course, rough dirt hikes. Potential flooding, especially after a huge winter. Stay on the trails, as many paths have natural erosion. Stay safe. There used to be a fish hatchery here, see website. Not sure if it closed...? Also lots of wildlife; again, stay safe - Coyotes, bobcats, mule deer, black beers (we get this at the house also, LOL), mountain lions, rodents (too many to name), bats, birds, reptiles, etc. Atmosphere - Visitor center may be small, but they are packed full of information. Also cool decor, see pictures. There are also campsites, BBQ, picnic areas, volleyball courts, horse shoe, clean bathrooms, and plenty of parking (cars, RVs, buses, etc). There is even a stage in Eagle Meadows for events. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 7pm (hours are also seasonal, see website). Clean bathrooms throughout the different parking lots and camp sites. Horse trails and minimum bike trails, see picture. Visitor center; it was actually open today. Thank you volunteers. Last time we were here was during the winter; what a difference with the seasons. Service - Self-service today. Price - Free today. Owner Comment - Thank you Washoe County for another great park!

Really disappointed with this camp. The description said that the kids would learn about Nevada…read morehistory and do activities like gold panning, lasso practice, campfire cooking, and other Wild West themed activities, but my son said none of that happened and he didn't learn anything about Nevada history at all. One of my biggest concerns was the handling of medications. My child takes medication twice a day, and it was apparently his responsibility to remind the counselors when it was time to take it. On more than one occasion, he had to wake his counselor up to let them know it was time for his medication. Had I not set alarms on his phone, he likely would have missed doses. When parents entrust a camp with their child's medication schedule, it should not fall on the child to make sure the adults are doing their job. The biggest issue was on the last day. The kids were told they couldn't go eat breakfast until they were finished packing. My son was the last in his group to finish packing. By the time he was done, all the food was gone because the other kids had already eaten and gone back for seconds and thirds. He eventually got a bag of chips and a piece of fruit after telling the counselors that he hadn't received any breakfast. No child should be left without a proper meal, especially when meals are supposed to be provided. On top of that, some of the counselors seemed disinterested in interacting with the kids, disorganized, and overwhelmed. From what my son described, the camp felt like a free-for-all with very little structure or direction. Overall, the camp did not deliver what was advertised, and we will not be returning. In my opinion, before offering any more overnight camps, the organization needs to provide better counselor training, improve supervision and medication management, and create a clear plan to ensure the activities listed in the camp description actually take place.

I went here Tuesday, May 7, 2019. I am familiar with the Carson City Senior Center and wanted to…read morecheck this one out to see how it compared. Parking is more difficult at this location as there is not a lot of it, and some spots are farther away. It is also in the same plaza as the Lake Tahoe Historical Society (museum and store) and Tahoe Art League Art Center, so when they are open, parking will be tighter. It is in an older building, which is not as big. I think it is in an old, small school building, judging by the small winding hall leading to the restrooms and activity center. It kind of felt claustrophobic, like a dark dungeon in some parts, or like I was in a time warp and it was the 1950's. There are not as many seniors here as Carson City's. In Carson City, the line of seniors for lunch is insanely long, whereas here you just sit down and they bring it to you and there were not a lot of people, maybe 15 or 20. Lunch seems plainer, and there is a $3 suggested donation for seniors 60 and over and their spouses and dependents of any age, but this is not required (vs. $2.25 for Carson City). Guest accompanied by a senior pay $5. Coffee costs $0.50. The lunch when I came was: tuna salad on a bed of lettuce navy bean soup wheat roll pineapple junks milk I didn't have any, but it seems like standard hospital food or maybe food you would see at a soup kitchen, or the kind of food served when I was in school in the 80's. This isn't fine dining, but at $3, you can't expect that much. I looked in the food storage room, and there were a lot of gigantic canned goods (see my pic). There are activities here in the cafeteria room, such as bridge, bingo, and dancing. There is also a smaller activity room down the hall. Apparently there is also a library and computer room, but I was not aware of this when I went. They also have services here similar to Carson City, such as AARP tax services and lawyers available. I think proceeds here go to Meals on Wheels. There was no sitting area like in Carson City, just the cafeteria. Also, unlike Carson City, there was no gift shop or thrift store here. The employee who greeted me was super friendly. She told the administrator, who was walking by, I was interested in a tour, but she kind of blew past me. That is fine, as I like to explore myself and take lots of pictures. All in all, I felt welcome. It was a let down when I was used to the modern, spacious senior center in Carson City, but South Lake Tahoe is smaller, so I can understand that.

Welcoming barn with great trainers Hayley and Ashlin Bowen. They have a small lesson program, but…read moremostly open to leasing and boarding. All of the horses are well fed and taken care of with grooms and stable hands around the property. They don't have an indoor arena but when the weather is bad or arena is too muddy, they haul in to other facilities. The hospitality makes up for that! The trainers and other riders are so friendly and ready to help you with your riding journey.

I am an adult beginner rider, and I just had the most fabulous introductory lesson with Emilee…read moreAnderson yesterday! Emily is patient, very clear in her instructions, and also a great motivator. Her horse, Blue, is so sweet and gentle, and he is absolutely perfect for beginner riders. I highly recommend Emilee and the Reno Tahoe equestrian center for anyone wanting to learn or improve their equestrian skills.

Just started riding lessons at the beautiful REC and it has been a great experience so far. I am a…read morebeginner rider and my instructor Emillee Anderson has taught me so much already! She is incredibly knowledgeable, patient, encouraging and makes you feel very comfortable. You can tell that all the horses at REC are very well cared for and seem very happy too!