This is a very nice center with many services offered. Very clean and modern and the staff is…read morefriendly and helpful.

Super clean and workers very professional and helpful. I am very comfortable with the fans and air…read moreconditioning!

A fantastic addition to the Apache Junction neighborhood. The sense of unity, kindness, and warmth…read moreamong the members is exceptional! I particularly liked the lively atmosphere in the Pilates Plus classes held by Tara on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

A space for all ages with activities for almost anyone! Ranging from exercise equipment, basketball…read morecourt, rock climbing wall, arts and crafts classes, yoga courses, senior lunches, rooms for rent, etc! This truly lives up to the name of a multi-generational center. Since opening, this location has been extremely well maintained and I enjoy frequenting this location. Be sure to sign up for a class, stop by for an event, or come get an exercise in!

There is a lot to offer at this park! There is a pool with splash pad, a playground, a few baseball…read morefields, at least three that are lit, a couple soccer fields, a skatepark, tennis and basketball courts, and restrooms in close proximity to keep you there all day. All the fields and playground are well maintained and the workers there are very friendly.

Cool hidden spot that I've found many locals to not even know about! The Verde River winds through…read morethe Tonto National Forest, and a great hidden spot is between Bartlett Lake before the river makes its way down to joining the Salt River. It's called Needle Rock recreation area. You'll find off-road trails, some shade for picnics, and little areas to play in the water along the shore. Drive out to the end of Dynamite, where it becomes Rio Verde drive, and instead of heading to Fountain Hills, take a left into the beautiful Tonto National Forest. Be sure to stop and grab an $8 day pass at the entrance. If you're lucky, Dave will have his hot dog truck out at the entrance so you can grab a dog and some Huckleberry ice cream on your way down.

What a spectacular find! We drove back to this site after finding it on a map of trails. We had no…read moreidea we were going to find such a beautiful area to explore! There is a daily park fee of $12, which you pay at the park "box" located on the side of the road when you turn left off off of Dynamite Rd/Rio Verde Dr at Forest Rd. About .1 miles before you reach the park, it becomes a dirt road but it is compact so we had no trouble driving on it. There are trails that go beyond this park and they are very sandy so an ATV or truck would be better if you chose to venture farther down the route.

We love fusion!! We have tried many other gyms for tumbling classes and cheer classes and I cant…read morenot give enough praise to fusion. We had been at another gym doing cheer and tumbling and I felt like the coaches there didn't really care and spent a lot of time during class on their phones, I then stumbled on Fusion so we gave them a try in their cheer program and tumbling with in the 1st month we already saw so much improvement in our daughters tumbling and confidence. Not to mention she LOVES LOVES LOVES it there. We will never leave!

By far the most professional, caring, and organized gyms we've walked into. Brandis from the get go…read morewas helpful with information and really lays it out there what she expects out of her athletes. She and her team give these girls the proper training and technique to be successful. We love fusion and wont go anywhere else.

Wonderful historical archeology park. Land of the Salado native people. So informative and…read moreinspiring to walk through the ruins and absorb the information on the museum. What a magnificent magical (not to mention humbling) experience.

A nice archeological site that's a nice stop if you're in the area or you're interested in ancient…read moreArizona cultures. It's affordable and consists of a small museum with pottery and other artifacts, outdoor ruins from an old Salado pueblo (self-guided), and a small gift shop. There is a film you can watch at the beginning of your visit to better understand the site. Decent-size parking lot, and it's unlikely you'll be sharing the site with too many other visitors. It was fairly empty when we went on a Saturday afternoon. I like how they incorporated cacti and other elements of Arizona landscapes into the ruins. A lot of the ruins aren't accessible and can only be viewed from behind metal fencing. I fully understand wanting visitors off the ruins but wish the site had adopted more aesthetically-pleasing solutions than metal wire fencing.

*FOR THE PICKLEBALL COURTS ONLY*…read more This review is only for my experience as a spectator for a pickleball tournament. I saw the other reviews about difficult parking for the OTHER sports and I would agree, as I had to pass by that parking lot in order to get to the pickleball courts. It was packed. But if you're just there for a pickleball tournament it's not bad at all (I don't know what it's like when there is no tournament) I parked at the dirt lot directly across the courts. $8 day pass, just scan QR code of one of the signs they have on the walk to the courts. No issues getting in or out as it's further away from the other sports. There are SO MANY PICKLEBALL COURTS. There are also concession stands that sells food and drinks I think a Powerade was $4. It was well staffed and everyone was friendly and helpful. Not pictured, but there are also some courts with bleachers, and another colosseum style pickleball court. The food court/walkway in the main area is cool, but not a lot of food to choose from. There were other tournaments going on, so some food items were wiped out. There is a restaurant called Bristol's, a pizza/ice cream/soda shop, and Wetzel's Pretzels. Bristol's has a sit down area, and a walk up and order patio area, and a mini "convenience store." There is a microwave and coffee, tea, soda, and fridges with quick bites. I am curious as to what these pickleball courts are usually used for regularly (open play?) ! I had fun supporting my friends all day. Clean bathroom, amenities, and an amazing infrastructure.

Came here for a basketball tournament. First off it was…read moreover $50 per person for 2 days which I understand is partly the hosts fault but with that cost you have some expectations for the facility. Parking is an additional $5-$8. Yes, they enforce it and yes you will get a ticket, and yes it can go to collections. Bathrooms are ok on cleanliness but they don't provide seat covers. The facility is hosting 1000s of people so that is pretty insane that they can't provide them. Our son's Sunday game was supposed to start at 8 and the lights did not fully go on till almost 8:10 delaying the start of the game which just ripples through the rest of the schedule. They also delayed letting parents into the facility which just caused a swarm of parents elbowing and pushing their way through when the doors opened. I am a small person and was being pushed in every direction trying to get in. I think The AAG has great potential but was disappointed in my experience here.

Pulte Parkside is part of a master planned community. The other part of it is Sun City at Anthem,…read morewhich is a 55+ community. Both Pulte Parkside and Sun City have their own community centers respectively. Each community center includes pools, gyms, tennis courts, basketball courts and on and on. The Parkside community center has an indoor climbing rock wall and a separate outside swimming area for children, including a water volleyball court, and extensive waterpark style pool slides. There are multiple soccer fields, dog parks, softball fields, walking and biking trails, an elementary school within the community and even a small church. Frequent activities such as Wine and Dine events, Murder Mystery nights and pot lucks are held in the community center, and we often have Arts in the Park events and concerts. There is a full 18 course golf course with a golf clubhouse that serves food (which needs some work) and has a full bar. There are multiple home plans available, with prices running from the high 100's to the mid 200's. New neighborhoods are currently under construction and plenty of spec homes are available if you don't want to wait to have one built. I have lived here since 2016 and honestly I am surprised at how well the homes have maintained and even grown in resale value during that time. There is a bit of turnover, which I suspect is due to people buying out here and then deciding it's not for them. There are also few drawbacks to living out here. Namely, as I just mentioned, living out here. This place is about 20 miles from Mesa, and rush hour can be a pain. With all the growth up along Hunt highway and Ellsworth and up into Queen Creek I don't see the traffic situation improving anytime in the near future. The positives however include Cox high speed internet being available, as well as a nearby Safeway, McDonalds, Subway and a decent hospital within a 5 minute drive. So we are not entirely uncivilized. The main thing is that all of these amenities are just a sampling of what this place offers, and most importantly of all, the houses out here are well built and Pulte does an amazing job with them, but because they bought the land cheap years ago the houses are also cheap to buy. My house would have cost me about 100K more than I paid for it in Phoenix and it wouldn't have come with any of the surrounding amenities. I paid around 230K for a 2,500 square foot home, with four bedrooms, a three car garage and a ton of upgrades. You just won't get that in Phoenix. Fortunately the wife and I work from home, and we don't mind living out here. If you can swing it, this is the place for you. If you are a night life person who enjoys hanging out in Tempe with your friends on a Friday night than maybe not so much. For the first three weeks we lived out here the wife and I sat on the patio every night and every night she just said over and over, "I can't believe how quiet it is." It was 3 months before I heard my first siren. I used to live in Glendale, and I couldn't go three hours without hearing one there, so this is a huge difference and we couldn't be happier with our decision!

9/27/25 First visit…read more What is New Hope? New Hope Community Center (Outreach), is part of our Church located a couple of miles from our main campus. Services 5/5 New Hope serves the local community providing social services assistance for job hunting, utilities Assistance, shelter locating services, food bank services, clothing services, limited first-aid services, haircuts and a church service for individuals and families. Staff 5/5 This organization is Managed by Mark who conducted our tour. His "all volunteer" team do God's work providing support and services many in our community in need. Needs New Hope is dependent on the generosity of several large grocery chains, other churches are contributing clothing, food, financial contributions, and who have joined New Hopes vision by volunteering time at the center. My wife and I enjoyed our tour and are amazed at what they are doing. I see Mark periodically at Broadway Christian Church Sundays and he pops his head in my office during the week for a warm hand shake. I am blessed to know him. Mark you have a servants Heart doing Gods work, May God continue to bless you and New Hope, Amen.

Excellent resource for people in need. They have a food…read morebank, clothing bank, job resources, and you can get a free haircut by a professional beautician. Sometimes people can even get help with their utility bills. The thing I like the best about the food bank is I get to pick my own food, and they give a lot of it. The clothing bank is stocked full not only clothes, but linens, shoes, accessories, and you can ask for a hygiene bag that contains shampoo, conditioner, shavers, Etc The volunteers are friendly and helpful.

It finally dawned on me... My youngest son's baseball tournaments have been scheduled at a new…read morevariety of fields and complexes all over the valley. So, just like I reviewed all the Spring Training stadiums, I've slowly been adding all the amateur fields to the Yelp! archives too. The Red Mountain Softball (and baseball too) Complex is on the other side of the world from where I live. But just like Gene Autry which is nearby, I actually enjoy making the drive to visit these fields. I don't know how old it is, but the facilities and the park are very well maintained. There are smaller softball fields and larger baseball fields (with their turf infields) so this complex has something to offer everyone. Plus it's easily accessed off the 202 Loop. Oh, and the surrounding area is pretty nice. If you're familiar with the area, you'll understand where the name "Red Mountain" comes from. There is plenty of parking which is well dispersed and there are trees. Sounds weird, but not all trees in parking lots cast shade on the parking spaces. You can find a shady spot almost anywhere in this lot. I recall visiting these fields once before, a few years back. Now my son plays on the big fields. While I can't recall using the restrooms, I know the snack bar had some decent food and it was reasonable. All in all, these fields are as nice as Pioneer in the west valley, and similar to Gene Autry, just larger. And the sunset (see photos) at the end of the weekend was gorgeous! Nicely done Mesa. In terms of sports complexes, you're two for two! Which is better than some of my son's teammates at bat. Did I mention the sunset?

These fields are great. The City of Mesa does an excellent job with overall upkeep and maintenance…read moreof the complex. Good location and a nice place to play ball!