Love the owners, love the staff, love the location.. incredible environment…read more Very clean, multiple paddles to try out..(or if you forget yours)

Been wanting to try this place for a minute, especially since we live nearby. So we finally did it…read moreon our anniversary. We hadn't played in a few years so I reserved a court for the two of us. Emily sp?(pronounced ah-muh-lee) was super helpful on the phone helping me reserve the court and walking me through what I needed to do on my end to create an account via CourtReserve. Initially back in August that step kept me from checking out this spot, but it really was easy. When we arrived we were greeted by Emily's mom and she was very kind and we were patient as the internet was being finnicky due to the howling wind. All in all it was a great time and I can't wait to go back because now I know to scan the QR code before our game begins....then afterwards you can get your video highlights!!! P.S. There is a parking lot and you receive a code to enter the premises, so they are taking security measures, which I appreciate.

Everything is so overpriced. It was bad enough before shrinkflation…read more Quite snooty attitudes from staff as well. Not super impressed.

Think of this as a YMCA but bigger and better. First, the pool is bigger than the one in Newcastle…read moreand there's a hot tub kitty corner of the pool. They have nice dining options - quick deli and fancier restaurant called Splash. They have a few workout spots and outdoor tennis courts.

Peak offers 4 well-lit, well surfaced courts. Also, the staff is knowledgeable and very helpful…read more Demo paddles are available which is great if you're in the market for one. There are multiple levels of membership available, from drop-in only to a full membership which includes multiple discounts and use of the gym and access to a personal trainer. Highly recommend this facility for all skill and experience levels. The atmosphere and community are warm, inviting, and inclusive. Highly recommend.

I took the Intro to Pickleball clinic with Eva and had a great time! She is a fantastic teacher and…read moreeven though I have been playing pickleball for a few months, I learned a lot. I'm looking forward to signing up for some of her other beginner classes to help sharpen my skills! Overall I love playing at the club and the courts are great.

Great place to go to hit some golf balls for cheap! Stalls are always available and the balls are…read morefairly new.

Do not use this range, both the mats or the grass are in terrible shape…read more The mats have divots on every side and have been turned over and over. The tees shared are worn out as well and I had to use the one I carry in my bag. The grass area is worse and it is so uneven from years of divots its painful to hit off of. The practice greens are in terrible shape and if it rains the edges are soup. A lot of the balls I hit were really scuffed, chipped and I had to leave several that were cracked. Last the staff are a bunch of kids who don't know how a range should be ran at all. You are better off heading down the street to Redwood Golf Center, Willows Run or over to Redmond Ridge. Stay away from this place unless you want to waste your money.

I'm struggling to find things to that I dont like and so far mibc is a club we are in waiting list…read morefor a membership. Another place we were looking at has a wait time of two years! What!!!!! Ok you know what, a friend was trying to get into a golf club and it was a five year average wait. With seattle filling up with the worlds top technology talent I guess it's a good sign or reminder that seattle is a great place to live. Really enjoyed the tour and talking with the members we came across in our visits. A combination of local families playing, we are in a waiting list to join and eager to get in. The gym is ice-fucking-cold which sealed the deal for me; having the gym what... 15 feet from the pool was a deal maker for her. Current girlfriend can't swim so we are looking for a place she can also learn to swim. Looking forward to nachos and a few beers by the dock while the kids play in the water under the watchful eye of a lifeguard. The water depth at end of the dock is likely ten feet or less deep, I'm wondering if they trim the, the what do you call that stuff... kelp, seaweed? Trim that stuff down or give us a screened in area like Kirkland has where it's a great thing to have a fish free area to play in the water for kids.

A great place to work out! Clean, quiet and great views of Mt. Rainier. You unfortunately need a…read moremembership (or to be a guest of someone with a membership), but what gym doesn't require a membership?! You probably wouldn't come here unless you live on the island, but if you do or want to make the drive - it's worth it.

I didn't actually play at this location, as we swung in around 8:30 and didn't want to pay for…read moreentry for a shortened open play. But wow, what a cool spot. I'm shocked we don't have an indoor sand volleyball like this in Houston! Parking: There's a lot that gets very full on popular nights (we found out we got there when there was a pro and so it was particularly popular). We went a bit further and parked kind of towards the caberet. Sign their waiver online before coming. It makes the check-in easier. Open pay prices are posted online. It's a bit pricey at $20 for entry, but I assume that's normal in Seattle. The membership also seems like a decent deal since the lowest tier is $20 and allows you two open play entries. And the highest tier would be great if you can split court fees among a group, would come out to $6/person/hr for a court rental or so. Anyway, it's an awesome spot and I hope the idea of indoor sand courts expands to hotter climates.

Love the facility with 5 indoor sand courts with pristine sand. It has 2 indoor pickleball courts…read more The owners are very friendly and invited the volleyball community to open houses for free. They have showers and a living room to watch games or play ping pong.

Came here for Torchys restaurant. Got a tour of the facilities. They have specialized exercise…read moreequipment to cater to your needs just with an application or bracelet. There's free tazo tea and lemon water. The top floor has beautiful views. 4 hours of parking is free with a $100 spent in the restaurant.

Absolutely the best Inn. We loved our room. Loved all of the amenities. The staff were kind and…read morehelpful. You need to stay at the WAC!

I love the club but the tennis courts are in a deplorable state…read more The attached pictures are from June 2022

We were members for 2-3 years and stopped. It was very convenient being only 2 miles away from our…read morehome and they have a heated pool, but this is where the good stops. The hot tub is closed more than it is open. The weightroom needs a total refresh, rusted weights old equipment and super tiny. The tennis courts look like they have never been cleaned up since day one. If you play Pickleball, they have a stop on one tennis court with tap to use their popup net. The court itself is configured incorrectly. The sauna needs a total refresh as well. If the price was half of $1500/year or a total gut job / refresh, I could see the value. Until then I would stay away.

If you live in the area this is a clean, no-fuss pickleball play spot. This small, locally owned…read morefacility has two dedicated pickleball courts--no confusing multi-sport lines--so games feel focused and professional. The owner manages it himself. Really friendly guy. - Courts: Two dedicated pickleball courts with clear lines and well-maintained surfaces. Facility: Small but thoughtfully kept; regular upkeep is obvious. - Lighting & ventilation: Bright, even lighting and good air circulation make evening play comfortable. - Layout: The other half of the space is sand volleyball courts (hence the name), so you get a lively, active vibe without crowding the pickleball area. - Best for: Great for small outings or team events--ideal when you want a focused space for a group without the chaos of larger complexes. Pros - Dedicated courts--no line confusion - Well maintained and locally owned - Good lighting and air circulation - Complementary sand volleyball area adds energy without interference - Well-suited for small groups and team gatherings Cons - Only two pickleball courts--can fill up during peak times

Love this place…read more I've been playing pickleball here for a few months and the courts are great. The owner is very personable and the people that frequent this place are very friendly. There are 2 indoor sand volleyball courts (with the GOOD sand) and 2 indoor pickleball courts with the outdoor court surface. The building inside is well lit and comfortable. Also there's a parking lot! This is a gem to have so close in Columbia city and I hope more people find and use it