This the best fitness facility in Tucson. It's a combination of every racquet sport you'd want to…read moreplay, great community of wellness minded people good food and lots more. The club changed ownership a few years ago and the new ownership is "all in" - they are investing in making it a top-rate facility. Long time members may be impatient, but I'm not one of them. I see improvements daily and the best is yet to come! Join now and enjoy today, while improving your health.

My mom is a member and I was her guest recently and we had a lovely time! I had never been here…read morebefore but it's quite the little oasis tucked back in there. Lots of parking, lots of tennis/pickleball courts, pools, exercise, kids area and even a beauty salon! Very cool local country club vibes but still family run. My mom mentioned they're doing renovations here and there and it's looking great so far. The pool was lovely and it's salt water which is nice. We had a post pool lunch in the restaurant. Fast and friendly service and we both enjoyed our sandwiches. I saw that they do live music and bbq's on Friday nights which sounded fun. Overall very impressed with this lil slice of paradise.

The J is part of my silver sneakers program and here's the situation there. It's a lovely facility…read more New equipment, beautiful pool, tennis courts and pickleball. When snowbirds are here you can't really get into classes ( most are great) unless you set alarms for yourself and sign up a couple of days ahead. The place skews older and I although there are high school kids there in the afternoons it's not age diverse. Plus side is it's very forgiving and a great place to start weight lifting and more. There are paid programs for that and I think that would be worth it. I belong to a few other places so it's not a problem. I really like yin yoga there and trx . If this is going to be your main place you will be frustrated.

Okay... how did I NOT know this place existed?! That's…read moreexactly what I was thinking the first time I stepped foot onto the JCC. I discovered the Tucson Jewish Community Center after they hosted the Hot Cocoa Run 5K (hands down one of the funnest, most vendor-packed races I've ever done ), and let me tell you--walking into the JCC feels like stepping into a whole other world. This place is HUGE and has everything.They gifted a week pass in our swag bags from 5k and I fully leaned in--and I'm so glad I did. First off, the community + programming here is next level. I got to participate in pottery and ceramics classes (SO fun and surprisingly legit), and I love that they partner with local creatives and groups. It gives the whole place a collab, community-driven feel that I'm always looking for. On the fitness side--they're not playing around. I took multiple classes, and their cycle class (aka performance ride ) was actually really solid. Great energy, great programming. I also hit a strength-based class that delivered, and the gym floor itself is super clean, spacious, and not overcrowded (major win). The crowd is also refreshingly diverse in age, which I loved--it truly feels inclusive. And can we talk about the Cafe at the J... because YES. Tons of vegan options , actually flavorful, and super affordable. Not your typical "gym cafe" situation at all. Beyond that, this place is basically a mini campus--tennis, pools, art spaces, events, rentals, and even traditional Jewish baked goods (fresh bread, hello ). They also host a TON of events--like so many it's hard to keep up--so definitely check their calendar because there's always something happening. Overall, I'd absolutely go back. Whether you're going for fitness, arts, community events, or just to explore something new in Tucson--this place is a whole experience.

My Gym is such a fun indoor activity for kids! The practice and plays are a perfect way for my son…read moreto let out energy climbing, jumping and exploring. It's $10 to drop in to a practice and play time if you're not a member. I personally find the memberships to be a bit expensive so love this option. You need to have grip socks, which they sell or you can bring your own. I love that they redo the set up of the gym each week so it's a new experience each time. The staff is super friendly and welcoming every time we visit!

We love mygym! We've been to a couple classes as well as a birthday party here and always have a…read moregreat time! Both boys have enjoyed it at varying ages from 6/7 months through 4 years old (so far!). Friendly, interactive staff, fun activities and lots to do/climb and jump on! Bummed they discontinued the private 'playdates' you could schedule with a few friends on the weekends! I understand it was a 'COVID' time thing, but would love to see it brought back!

Unexpectedly came across this place while shopping at Green Things. The sign out front stated they…read moreoffer riding lessons and a petting zoo. When I called to inquire, Tess, explained the many programs they offered along with a toddler friendly animal farm section. They had a section of bunny rabbits, chickens, ducks, mini horses, sheep and goats to pet and feed- toddler loved this part. Hours are from 7-11am then 4-6 pm during the winter months. Shocked to see this place was not on TripAdvisor's top things to do with toddlers while in Tucson...would highly recommend.

We held my daughter's 6th birthday party at TRAK and will consider more parties in the future…read more While I knew TRAK would provide staff to monitor the petting zoo area, what I didn't realize was there would be 5 people ready and eager to unload our cars and help set up the decorations. There was a gentleman who is in charge of the parties (I can't believe I forgot his name ‍), and his party assistants, Allie, Lillie, Tess and Abigail. Our party ran smoothly and the kids (plus their parents) all had a wonderful time. The kids utilized the petting zoo the entire party, played corn hole (provided by TRAK) and got the opportunity to ride a full-sized horse. The handlers even let the parents have a ride, which was a nice surprise that was very much appreciated. Thank you, TRAK team!

Absolutely. The coaches are very patient and they give the girls a lot of encouragement. My…read moregranddaughter goes in with smile. then after 3+ hours, she comes out with a smile.

As a mother of three, child safety and proper supervision are non-negotiable for me. My experience…read moreat Old Pueblo Gym was unacceptable. Despite being informed of the facility's supervision policies, my daughter sustained a serious injury, breaking two bones in her arm. At the time of the incident, multiple staff members were standing approximately two feet away, engaged in conversation, and failed to notice the injury. I reached my daughter before any staff member responded or intervened. This lack of awareness and response is deeply concerning. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this facility to ANY parents, especially those who expect active, attentive supervision of their children.

I cannot say enough good things about this business! We attended a torching class with Brian as our…read moreteacher. He was very helpful and we made these beautiful mushroom stir sticks! It was such a fun and cool experience. The things you can make seem limitless. We can't wait to go back and make more things!

Went for a Friday date night. We made ornaments. It was pretty pricy for a 20 minute experience but…read morewe had a great time. Our instructor was great.

Over the last 10 years (and counting) all three of our children have participated in a variety of…read moreclasses at Heart & Soul Kids. It all started when I was a first-time mama looking to give my (very) busy toddler a healthy physical outlet. One that was more structured than what I could offer on my own with park play, splash pads and "the jumpy place" (trampoline park). I was looking for a family friendly environment. A safe and clean place. As well as something that encouraged gross-motor skills, strength and confidence in a positive way. We hit the jackpot with this one. I remember chatting with the sweet gal at the front desk when my first kiddo started here in 2015. Only to realize much later she was the owner. The professionalism, integrity and humility that she welcomed us with continues to shine through to all of the employees we have been lucky enough to meet. Over the years our littles (and not-so-littles) have taken part in kids-night-out and open gym. We even hosted one of our littles birthday parties here. From gymnastics to hip hop class and ninja to tumble, each and every one of the staff members have been supportive, communicative and patient with our kiddos. Our latest event was showcase. It was AWESOME! Watching the skill and progress our girl made in tumble was so rewarding. We were a little bit sad to find out that she was considering stopping tumble to pursue other sports when showcase was over. However, after seeing the "older" tumble gymnasts perform, she felt immediately inspired to continue. If you're looking for a recreational gymnastics, dance or ninja home in Tucson, this is it.

Nice place. Well run. Clean. So many classes to choose from…read moreand it was busy for the hour I was there. Great day with my grandson.

My child has been enrolled in the Mesa Verde PAL and the STEMazzzing summer program offered by…read moreCommunity Extension Programs for the past two years. I could not recommend this before/after school program any higher. At the Mesa Verde PAL Miss Tammy offers excellent science experiments all year round and we could not adore her more! My child is excited about the projects they do and the fun games they get to play. It is much more than just a place to go. The teachers who work here are committed and caring. It makes me happy to know my child has a safe and wonderful place to go to while his parents finish up work for the day. Pro-tip: for those considering STEMazzzing camp for your child, be sure to register for classes as soon as you can! The LEGO, Sharks, and Minecraft classes go quickly. They also offer Physical Education during camp including things like Crossfit for Kids, Baseball, Basketball, and Soccer.

Today I'm very upset. I decided to enroll my son in the Tiny Tinker program which is run by CEP. I…read morecalled last week and had an interesting conversation. The lady I talked to said they might not have space, asked whether I required financial aid and then "magically" found space. Roll with me for a moment. When we showed up, I asked the teacher how full they were and she said they had 8 slots left to fill. I cannot overstate how irritating it is to be profiled and have someone assume you require financial aid; but probably more importantly, though I'm reserving final judgment for drop-off tomorrow, this screening will result in little to no diversity in the classroom. I did not see any when we were there. If this matters to you as it does to me, know that I've not had bad experiences with the site director, the teachers, or even the CEP corporate employees. It's just a nasty feeling that something is not right. Though I cannot fault our interactions, I wonder would they be so compassionate to someone working in the (upper middle class) area who required financial aid to enroll their child... I'm just not so sure how I feel about this and I wanted to pen this review honestly immediately after the fact. I hope that was not their intent, and I will update the review later if anything changes about my perceptions but I think this is something to be considered. My older two were in elementary and used CEP for after-care and the experience was phenomenal. I haven't had a bad thing to say about the program or how it is run, but this really rubbed me the wrong way.

This is a good rec center for any campus. It's big and has more than enough equipment to handle…read moreplenty of students and theres always plenty of activities to do here. As someone who attended all 4 years at the school, this is one of the better places to go to get away from homework and take a breather. Also the pool is very nice especially when they have the music on and you can hear it underwater.

Somewhat dirty, broken machines, and employees who act like you owe them something. Reminded me of…read morean inner-city YMCA.