I took my grandson here last week and can't describe how disappointed I was…read more EVERYTHING looked like it was 50 years old. The astro-turf was ripped in a lot of places, there were weeds growing everywhere, the areas between the holes looked post-apocalyptic.... seriously, take a little time and clean this place up. I won't be back, it was disgusting.

i really like the course a lot but the day i went with my staff there was a birthday party there…read moreand the kids were running all over the course unsupervised and climbing on the rocks and stuff when there is signs saying that here is no climbing on the rocks and the kids were cutting in front of us and there was one kid that was at least then six inches behind me and i could of hit her with the metal part of my golf club and make sure when you do go don't go on Sundays for sure unless u want to get rushed though the course and also we reported it and they told us to have a nice rest of our day

Loved spin class with Jill G. She had such great attention to form. Loved being asked to measure my…read morespeed against my own baseline instead of someone else's idea of how fast I should be going. Just the right balance of motivating but not overbearing. The studio overall is great. Love that they don't make you rent shoes. Love the anonymized leaderboard.

Great atmosphere!!! "PYP Studio" in State College reminds me of this fancy studio called "Cycle…read moreBar" that I used to go to for years when I lived in Florida, as it has the same look and feel.. it is amazing! I feel like it is a good place to decompress, get in a good spinning or hot yoga class, feel energized, and to start the day off to a good start! The place is very clean, so beautiful, chic, and the instructors and staff are very friendly. Hit all the marks. A+

Enjoyed this new state of the art planet fitness right in state college! I wish y'all planet…read morefitnesses were like this with a plate load of equipment, love the scale, finally in the locker rooms, the high intensity, interval, training section, also the glute machines and much more! Will continue to utilize this gym when I'm in the area!

I've been working out 3x a week for 60+ years. I've always been a member of a health club, even…read morewhen I was working in Europe. For the past 6 years I've been a Planet Fitness Black Club member. I've been to more the 50 clubs. They are consistently clean and well maintained with all the space and equipment I need to stay fit. I almost always visit at 5AM and shower/shave before I head into the workworld. There aren't many better deals than my Black Card. For ~$25 I can visit any one of 2600 clubs, an essential for road warriors. The club in State College fits the mold - clean, well maintained, good equipment.

I am not sure how or why anyone would not love a state park like Reed's Gap. It has all the…read moreconvenience of fairly modern restrooms with the charm of well developed yet semi rustic picnic areas. From the relaxing sounds and breeze from Honey Creek, which runs through the park, to the well constructed wooden bridges that line some of the trails, it is a fun trip for the family. There are camping areas for those that wish to stay the night. Bring the tent, though, as there aren't any cabins and I am unsure if they have camper access at this point. They do have fire rings and grills throughout the park. The real appeal, for me, are the trails. They have a number of them. One that travels along Honey Creek and borders a deer rescue/preserve maintained by a private owner. I once traveled far down the trail, near the deer preserve, only to be surprised by an entire herd of deer wondering near where I was on the other side of the owners fence. It was an experience I will never forget. The park, itself, can be busy in the Summer months. Family reunions are often held, here as is the occasional work picnic. The one negative is that the old swimming pool, which was free to use for the public, has been long closed and torn out. There is little sign of it other than the old refreshment stand and changing house. So, get out in the woods. Pick a trail A few go up into the nearby mountain. There is always a friendly face and decent conversation in the park. Just make sure to bring the bug spray and a jacket in the Spring and Fall. In the Summer, get ready to sweat on those walks. As always, enjoy!

My family went to this park often, but I never realized how good it was until later in life when I…read moresaw how crappy most other state parks are, both in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Reeds Gap has pretty much everything--swimming pool, concessions, playground, campsites--but I love it for the picnic areas, hiking, and general woodland setting. We used to come here for low-key Sunday afternoons: just bring the family and some food and set up shop at one of the picnic tables. After lunch, let the kids run around the woods or the playground, or maybe even go swimming. Today I was amazed that the park was nearly empty. I saw two rangers and two campers back towards the far (eastern) end of the park. The pool and concession stand were closed. What gives? It was a Friday. In the old days, there would have been hundreds of people. I took advantage of the peace and quiet. First I sat at a picnic table near Parking Lot B, directly facing Honey Creek. There is almost no better sound on Earth than gently running water in a rocky creek. I enjoyed my lunch and didn't even get out the book that I brought; I just looked and listened. Then I took off down the trail by the creek. At one point I lost the trail and just crossed the creek on some rocks, picking up the red trail, which I took all the way around the loop. I crossed the creek again on a large fallen tree. That was scary but thrilling. The whole excursion was exactly what I needed--some peace and calm while enjoying the outdoors. All I wanted to do was eat lunch, tromp around the woods, stop and read my book, tromp around the woods some more, etc. Perfect afternoon. This park has something for everyone, and all aspects are very well maintained by the DCNR. Kudos to them for their efforts to create and keep a great park.

This is a great pool for young and old. I have been a member for many years and it a great place…read morefor kids to learn to swim, and a "medium depth" (4.5 ft to 5 feet or so) and lap swimming is available every day (with sign up). There is also a diving/deep area and two boards. Quieter than the public pools, with a great swim team and private events! love it!

OK, this is my local pool, but I think it is great. There is nothing special about it, but it is…read moreclose and not too crowded. There is a snack shack and it is just good clean fun.

I was here the other day and am not from the area. I golf a very good amount and play at all…read moredifferent kinds of courses. For being as early season as it was and after talking with the owner and finding out the shape that it had been in, this course was a nice find. The fairways and greens were in decent shape (again for being early season). The carts were really great. Even though it was cold (around 38) it was nice and warm around the course because the sun comes into the valley perfectly. My wife and I will be back to the are and I will make a point to come back here again.

Good bones. That's about it. The conditions of the landscaping were horrible. "Fairways" were what…read morethe first cut of rough should be. Greens are shoddy. Tee boxes are full of crab grass as well as the fairways. Fertilizer and proper grass seed would go a long way here. Very disappointing coming from State College to play here. And for $36 (with a cart) it was not worth the money on this public course. It it was $17-$20 for unlimited play... then that would be a fair price. I'll come back only when the conditions have improved.

I was back again this year after I had a fantastic time last year for my 50th birthday. Thank you…read moreCynthia! Thank you Bobby! I couldn't ask for a better weekend of being with my spiritual loves - horses (especially my Valiant) and enjoying wonderful (literally full of wonder) rides with you and amazing opportunities to connect with myself in the solitude of your peaceful retreat!

I wasn't going to write this review, but when I got these message below after I had inquired about…read morea charge after checking out , I knew I had too. I so very much wish my experience was like the other reviews I read. I believe the owner is getting in over her head & true colors are showing. JMO. PROS: the horses are very well trained,stalls/barn well-maintained, they supply small water bottles for rides, breakfast was timely & good, the owner would update you on your agenda or last minute changes via text, the upper deck provides a beautiful view of the ranch & beyond, the staff was hospitable & hard working, the rooms were clean, cozy, give you views of the horses and the bed was comfortable. CONS: (I truly wish there were none. I was so excited about this place. ) 1) I was told religion would not be pushed on me yet every session I was told to surrender to God or face hell (in detail and this scared me considering the vulnerable state I was in), 2) the owner herself set me up w a "prophet" meeting I didn't sign up for & when I asked, is this going to be possible bad news? I was told it would all be positive: it was an hour of a young woman saying she was a prophet and god was telling her that i needed to leave my husbands, he wasn't my soulmate & if I didn't I wouldn't get the blessings coming my way (I was distraught & depressed the rest of the stay bc of this) furthermore, this prophet is the owners DAUGHTER AND I was then charged $90/100, 3) There was a "free day" on my agenda which I had no plans of filling; I thought I would be with the horses everyday & felt untended to for an entire day & night - considering the reasons guests come to the ranch, I was lonely & feeling super down, 4) the owner speaks down about past guests and often expressed "I have a low tolerance for fear or anxiety bc I've had to do hard things my whole life by myself" (low empathy for a trauma recovery ranch), 5) from the moment I got there until I left I was repeatedly told of her past traumas in detail, the estranged relationship w her daughters, her attempted suicides, her divorces, and all she has had to do on her own, more than I'd like to count & it was triggering (there's a time & a place for those disclosures and I didn't need a reminder everyday), 6) one of the therapy session included chasing a horse with a whip and I felt distressing a horse was not a good approach & made me very uncomfortable bc I cherish animals and their comfort so deeply, 7) during one of my equine therapy sessions (the most valuable & vulnerable part), the owner let last minute two non-guests come to pet the horses (for $50), spoke to them the entire time in front of my stall/the barn; no therapy was had that session and I felt exposed as this was a ranch for traumatized/depressed/healing guests, 8) having a lot of rain before and during stay (which cannot be helped and did not upset me) I did not feel it would be safe to ride bc it was so slippery and still raining so I did miss a trail ride & was bummed but it is what it is- the owner offered a $150 Saturday trail ride w picnic and I was psyched- the next day the owner texted she overbooked & I could not go - total bummer & would not be refunded the $160 she charged instead of $150), 9) during my trail ride I think I may have been bit by something (again, no ones fault and comes w the territory) but when I woke up with a large hard hot bump on my inner thigh the next morning and it hurt way too much for me to ride my next trail, I let the owner know the and she laughed at me (SEE TEXT BELOW), 10) if you add on the medieval photo shoot w the prince horse, pray every shot is gold bc the owner only takes a handful of shots, admits she has no photography experience, says she doesn't know what poses to do, rushes you, doesn't direct you, & chooses the shots the horse (not the person) looks best in. The two shots chosen for me (I would have loved to have picked because 2 were very special to me) were of me looking angry and blurry. I asked the graphic designer (I learned later was also her daughter??) for the two photos I did like but she wouldn't do it so that money & experience was lost 11) no matter your riding experience, you are given a 30 second instruction on how to ride and handle a horse on a trail right before you take off - one guest expressed fears and asked if there were any tips on how to ride a horse, "Nope. I have no tolerance for fear. That's why you signed a waiver." & 12) I had texted Cynthia on my free day expressing how I had been triggered and was going to ask to prey, but got the final text post in response. I got there so excited to ride, learn and heal and left feeling lonely, so sad, and taken for. If it weren't for the attached screenshots, I would have just not left a review & moved on.....

I trained there years ago, and they actual spar and great experience when I lived there 2012 to…read more2015. I used training in real life for my job. they have cardio kickboxing classes after the Goju ryu. This is a very proactive group meaning summer camp training.

This dojo teaches traditional Japanese/Okinawan Karate and is the best system I have found. Both my…read moredaughter and I have trained at this location until my move from the area. I have not been able to find a better location. I highly recommend Goju Ryu Karate Do. Excellent full contact training.