I spent so much of my undergrad here at the ARC…read more Lovely place to be, many amenities and sports to accommodate all. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regard!

Best gym, although it will get packed during the quarter there is always something to use and the…read moreatmosphere and Davis culture is second to none.

Brought the grandkids on a Saturday morning to try the infamous slide- it did not disappoint!…read more Highly recommend! The playground is smaller than most but the kids loved it. Lots of shade, benches, and picnic areas. The pool looks amazing, we will bring our suits next visit. We had the park to ourselves for over an hour, we will be visiting again:)

The name of this place says it all! This park is located in East Davis and is a great place for all…read moreages! This place has basketball courts, a playground, a huge field to play on, BBQ pits, and a pool area with a few water slides to play on. This review goes specifically to the huge concrete slide since that is what my friends and I came for originally when we decided to go here. Come with either a small cardboard or a huge long one so you can slide down the steep concrete slide. With the small cardboard you can slide down by yourself or if you come with the huge long one you can slide down 2 at a time. I have done both, but I would say that sliding down by yourself is safer...first hand experience. Wear comfortable shoes that you don't mind getting messed up in because you will use them to slow down your speed if you are too scared to go fast. Be prepared to get a few scratches and a few bruises on your butt. Other than that, this slide is very exhilarating and fun! A few tips: -Bring your own cardboard. There are a few there but you should probably bring your own just in case. -Wear comfortable shoes -You might want to wear long pants or a long sleeve if you don't want to get scratches or bruises. -Don't be scared, you only live once.

Great park! There is so much to do here, but my kids…read morefavorite is the concrete slide... It's pretty fast! We live in Sacramento, but we'll definitely be coming back!

What a nice little community park! I came here to watch the 4th of July fireworks and was not…read moredisappointed. They put on a great show! It lasted about half an hour and was almost directly over our heads. The crowd included all ages, families, students, seniors, either walking, biking or driving over to enjoy the show. There we're a few venders selling drinks, candies, cotton candy, etc, mostly fund raisers for local groups. I saw at least two tables for local theater groups, Barnyard Productions (actually held in an old barn outside of town) and Davis Musical Theater, promoting their current production of Hairspray, which I was lucky enough to see last weekend. This was a small town celebration and was not commercialized though. The park includes a pool, tennis courts, and I heard a skate park too, along with all the grass and trees to enjoy. It takes up a city block approximately. It is located right next to Davis Senior High School, close enough the students there can enjoy it too.

Fun and great cardio workout. Much more exciting than pickleball, and require skills and strategiesread more

The club is located indoor and it is super fun. Have players of all levels. Great way to get…read moresome aerobic exercises

West Manor Park is a small park in west Davis. This hidden gem is located off of Salem Ave behind a…read morefew large apartment complexes. This small but huge park is a favorite for locals and college students, due to how remote this park is. In the mornings you will find people walking their fur friends of all kinds there. During the afternoons you will see kids playing on the big play structure, swinging on the swing, going around on the merry-go-round, digging holes in the large sand box or playing baseball on the baseball diamond. There is a large grassy area with a small gravel walking track that borders the grass and during the spring/summer time there is even a volleyball net the city puts up for public use. This park also has a roller hockey ring, a basketball court, and a tennis court. On Sundays you can even join in with the Davis Bike Polo League. Regular pick up games start at 12pm and end whenever it gets dark. There are 103 trees planted all around this park, (yes I counted all of them) which makes for some great shade during the hot summer days. I would say this is one of the better parks to have a picnic or BBQ at because there are plenty of picnic tables. Nine picnic tables are out in the open covered by the trees, one picnic table is by the basketball courts and there are two that are under a wooden covering. However there are only two small BBQs and one large one all located by the large seating area. This park also has a men's and women's restroom, but be careful because there are no doors on the stalls. The park is also equipped with one recycle container, four trash cans throughout the park, two bike racks and one water fountain. There are two parking lots for this park. The main lot is located off of Salem St, and the smaller lot is located off of Portage Bay Way. There are also two walking entrances from the residential side of the park located on Cumberland Place and Brandywine Place. I do not advise to park there since it is a residential area. Come out and enjoy this beautiful park in West Davis!

As far as I can tell this park is primarily best used for drinking.. Other than that there aren't a…read moreton of redeeming qualities about this space. It's mostly just open (and yellowing) grass, with just a couple picnic tables under a few trees. They do have tennis, roller skating, etc courts, but they're pretty cracked and worn down. The baseball / kickball field only has a backstop, so actually playing the game is a do-it-yourself affair. The park is also pretty modest in size. Still, since the alcohol container ordinance apparently doesn't apply here and the park is pretty isolated, if you want to get drunk outside with your friends this is the prime place to do it! Thankfully, drunk people aren't usually too worried about the quality of a park.

The team members are not very respectful. To expensive for a small gym as well as not a warming and…read morewelcoming environment staff need step up the game and be better community members.

I have been a member since 2015. I love the classes. There is something for everyone from yoga,…read moreHIIt to Zumba and Essentrics. Try the strength training classes that take place outside. This is a great place to get healthy.