East Suffolk Recreation Center

14.2 mi

There is a lunch with Santa held every year. Usually the first Saturday in December. Always a…read moregreat time! This is a well kept recreation center! I had never had a compliant about this center. The staff and facility are always in tact. I visited here last Saturday for their annual Lunch with Santa! The event started promptly at 11am and ended promptly a few minutes before 1pm. The City of Suffolk opens there doors to Northern Shores Recreation for a few hours of free fun for the kids. If adults want to participate (eat lunch) they are asked to pay $5 in advance (registration required). But I found out that the in advance registration is only to get a rough estimate of attendees. As a result, if you do not register prior to the event, there is certainly opportunity to register once you arrive. While adults are responsible to pay $5, children are asked to bring an unwrapped toy for a boy or girl to place under the Christmas tree. Now how awesome is that!! So once the adult pays and the child brings the toy...a day of fun begins. During this event you will experience: bounce houses, cotton candy, popcorn, pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus, holiday crafts, coloring, face painting, custom balloons, lunch from Chic Fil A and raffles drawn throughout the event. Now I love a great children's event and I must say Northern Shores has it put together very well!! This was my 2nd year attending and I plan to attend until my 7 yr old daughter tells me she's too old to go. Children ranged from toddlers to 11 years old. And even if your child isn't into Santa it's still a great time for a worthy cause!! I would definitely recommend you mark your calendar for the first Saturday in Decemeber 2015 (when the event usually takes place). You will definitely not be disappointed a Saturday of fun well spent... Also...the picture quality is great as well. If you wish to bring your own camera to take the picture that is totally acceptable! Have fun :)

Bounce houses, popcorn, cotton candy, face painting, balloons, coloring, crafts, wish lists, Santa, Mrs Claus, Chic Fil A!

The children are enjoying themselves. Free popcorn AND cotton candy

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Crafts...lunch with Santa

Clarence V Cuffee Community Center

4.5

(4 reviews)

18.4 mi

I visited this center for a private event last weekend…read more I heard about this center before and wanted to check it out, but never got around to it. I still really didn't check it out last Saturday. I only walked in the front door - to the right - and the event was in the banquet rooms to the right. If I had to guess about two rooms were used to accompany about 100 people. Overall, I was please with the center. I did see young boys enjoying the facility. I did notice this center is only open from 12p-4p on Saturdays. Unlike most recreation centers in the area, this one looks to be the the largest or in close competition with others in the city. Plenty of parking! Check them out when time permits. Have fun and enjoy life :)

This center is huge and so amazing. I came here because of tge google reviews and they were so on…read morepoint. Greeted with kindness, everything is spotless, seniors are working out, I mean really pumping iton. I am motivated. The parking lot is wonderful too. Spaces are wider than usual to accommodate newer vehicles. The mixture of ages is very nice. I am jazzed by the positive attitudes and smiles. Loving it.

Line dance class at the local rec center

Pickle Ball!

New makerspace area

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YH Thomas Community Center

24.3 mi

Everything, staff members were very helpful. Very organized. Building was clean. Large facilities.read more

This local facility is utilized for educational and recreational programs. The opportunity to use…read morethe facilities is always appreciated. It's tough trying to find programs for the kids to participate in that has good coaching and available facility to use. I do believe this location also hosts several Nonprofit entities as well. The location also provides adult training programs too.

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Kempsville Recreation Center

3.4

(51 reviews)

23.6 mi

Love love love this place. There's so much to offer here. I come at 5am because that's when they…read moreopen. They have the gym downstairs with some fitness rooms, basketball courts, a pool, waterpark, and an aqua track, and then upstairs they have a walking track with an area for personal training. They also offer a few early morning classes, which I take advantage of as well. The employees are always so friendly here and sometimes they're outside in the mornings, waiting to greet you as you come in.

A community center is supposed to be a place where you can hold club meetings, throw a birthday…read moreparty, enjoy the pool, and, yes, take a class and work out in the gym. This place is just a gym with too many rules. Here's what I've been asked to stop doing or even leave for: Swimming too slowly in the pool lanes Not playing tennis in the tennis court (my child and I were the only ones there, and we were playing) Bringing a child younger than 9 or 14 onto the track Playing basketball with a basketball brought from home. All the others are ALWAYS taken. They confiscated my ball. Going the wrong way in the pool. The lifeguard didn't realize that going against the current is a form of exercise. Walking the track instead of running Stopping next to the track Sitting on the exercise equipment. It had a chair that I chose to sit on for two minutes. No one was around. Today, two fellow members kicked me out because I had flip-flops on. They were right about it being against the rules, but it just reminded me of the pervasive culture of entitlement and snobbery that exists at this location. For context, I have memory issues, which is why I had flip-flops on at the gym.

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Bennets Creek Recreation Center

10.3 mi

This is a great addition to the area the state of the art rec center has so many activities for the…read morecommunity everything from seniors karaoke to a gym and walking trail outside There is plenty of parking in new activities added monthly you can check out the website for updates or pop in for a preview They are currently hiring a senior activity Director, which will then open up a lot of programs for our local community in the 55 and up range. The staff here are absolutely wonderful and the building itself is beautiful. The architecture is very unique and it's very clean. I am very glad they decided to build us in our neighborhood.

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Joseph E Parker Recreation Center

14.8 mi

This is my go to..linedance,yoga,and zumba class 3 times weekly..This place is very clean and my…read moreinstructor Policia is the best .These classes are targeted for seniors.

Joseph E. Parker Rec Center

Linedance

Linedance class

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Tarrallton Rec Center

4.5

23.5 mi

Voting site getting sole usage during Covid. They were polite, well staffed, and organized…read more Parking was touch and go but thankfully, I scored a space. In and out in under 40 minutes. Fields surrounding center are vast and normally well maintained; basketball courts can be iffy depending on weather. Oftentimes there's standing water or lots of sand from small playground nearby, both hazards to hoop'n.

The staff are so nice and it may look like a big brown buliding on the outside but on the inside it…read moreis so cool. My child almost did not want to leave. I rate it 5 stars it is so easy to enroll your child. But they have free snacks after school and 2 vending mechines if your child wants food or drink. They give free snacks after school.and they have fun activeties

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Williams Farm Recreation Center

(42 reviews)

24.4 mi

It was only the second time I had been to this Rec Center. Neither time included activities. The…read morefirst was to check out the walking lanes in the pool. This time was for an event being held in a large meeting room off the lobby. The location is on the portion of Newtown Road where the road turns east & the remainder is called Diamond Springs Road. This portion of the road actually runs between Haygood Road and that split. On the campus of buildings are also two elementary schools. The land, previously a farm, was donated to the city by the Williams Family, There are definite positives & negatives to the indoor pool. It appeared from my viewpoint to be slightly smaller than that of Bayside Rec Center. The walking lanes are fantastic for those who enjoy or need that experience for therapeutic reasons. But it does take away from the pool space for those who go to swim or just splash. There are outside activities that aren't available at Bayside. A large connected & fenced splash area was great for younger kids running through the water on a hot day. It gave the feel of a series of stationary underground sprinklers. I viewed an enclosed skate board ramp. Adjacent to that was something being used that was below ground level. I'm not sure what type of activity was involved. I didn't venture further down the meeting room hall. But the large glass window room in which my event was held was great & very accessible. One big flaw was the lack of handicapped parking spaces. I only saw four & had to park in hinterlands in terrible heat. This Rec Center is a great addition to this part of Bayside. It's walking distance from a lot of condo's & apartments. So kids can get there very easily in the summer. The Williams family's land donation is being put to good use.

it's been a year and change since I wrote my last review. We did get a security officer for a while…read morebut he retired and once again no security. But since then the situation has gotten better. The new building supervisor has a different way of handling the center and the problems have subsided. There is only so much we as employees can do when parents aren't responsible enough to raise their children properly and adults who lose their temper like children, but we are doing our best to keep our patrons safe.

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Cypress Park and Pool

(3 reviews)

0.7 mi

The new renovations are awesome!! Fun for all ages! They…read morealso have a Flick N Float in July!

**There are four regional parks in Suffolk: Bennett's Creek, Lake Meade, Lone Star Lake and Sleepy…read moreHole. But, there are also 14 neighborhood parks as well. I am going to visit as many as I can before I move next month. That is my last parting gift to Suffolk.** Neighborhood Park #2 out of 14 I had no idea that Cypress Park and Pool (CPP) even existed. CPP is located close to John F. Kennedy Middle School but tucked away off Hollywood Avenue. The only public pool in Suffolk was opened in 2011 by Parks and Recreation. According to the city's website, CPP has 30.6-acres, which is quite large for a neighborhood park. I'm thinking part of it must be included in the walking trail that goes into the woods. *Basketball court *Horseshoe pits *2 Picnic Shelters *Grills *Walking Trail *Playground *Lots of open, grassy fields *Restrooms *Outdoor Swimming Pool *Swim lessons *Party rentals (call for more info: 514-7250) When I arrived at CPP around 10 a.m. on a weekday, there was not one person there. Because it was empty and the trail looked hidden, I did not check out it by myself.

Picnic Shelter

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Pool

East Beach

4.8

(13 reviews)

25.0 mi

East Beach is a planned community located off Shore Drive in the far eastern section of the Norfolk…read morebay front. The waterfronts it sits between are the Chesapeake Bay and Little Creek Inlet. The neighborhood has been in a continuous state of development since construction began in 2004. The City of Norfolk seized the land through Eminent Domain and demolished the existing houses in 1993. A beach replenishment was done in 2003 before construction began by the city's chosen developer. The "New Urbanist" style of the neighborhood is unique to the area. It's a beautiful neighborhood with a town square and walkway areas. The houses or cottages built in the central part of the neighborhood are on small urban style plots and are built close to the street with front porches and sidewalks. Many have detached garages with an apartment above. Alleys run behind the street for parking aesthetics. Golf Carts abound. There are larger stately houses and also houses closer to the Chesapeake Bay on larger plots of property with walking paths to the beach. My late husband and I were considering the purchase of one of the houses within a small number of steps from the Bay. It would have been the perfect location, since our boat was docked at Little Creek Marina along the Little Creek Inlet side of Pretty Lake Road,, the main entrance to the neighborhood. His cancer diagnosis immediately stopped that planned purchase. There has been continuous development since that time. High Rise Apartments/Condominiums with shops and restaurants were developed on the north side of Pretty Lake Road. After my husband's death I eventually sold the cabin cruiser, which was too large for me to get out of the slip. And boats should not have to be controlled by manipulating two engines. They're not like brakes. I loved sitting on the deck sipping wine and visiting with the fellow long time occupants of our pier, some of whom lived on their boats. But nor'easters and hurricanes terrified me since the area is prone to flooding. Wave action in one storm severed the dock line. I sold the boat. The memories of that time have been destroyed since East Beach bought and demolished most of the marinas on the Little Creek Inlet side of Pretty Lake Road. High Rise Condos with shops and restaurants on the ground floor are now being constructed. After eating at kSurf Rider East Beach I'll sometimes drive through the neighborhood remembering what might have been.

East Beach has quickly become one of my favorite spots, especially since it's so close to home. I…read moretake my dog, Lexi, here quite a bit, and it's the perfect place for long walks--especially now that the busy season is over. The beach is usually quiet with just a handful of people, which makes it such a peaceful escape. The views at sunset are beautiful, and it never feels crowded, which is a huge plus. It's also very clean and extremely dog-friendly, which makes it even better for us. Convenience is key, and being able to hop over here in just a few minutes is something I really appreciate. If you're looking for a calm, relaxing beach that's perfect for both people and pups, East Beach is definitely worth a

The beach where they fish at

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Huntington Park

4.3

(28 reviews)

21.1 mi

We call this FORT FUN, nice big big park for kids of all ages. My toddler (3) loves this park. I…read morefor one love the size of it and location.

Tons of different things for the kids to do. It was busy when we went on a Saturday afternoon, but…read morethere is so much space that it didn't cause any issues!

Slides

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Beautiful sunset

Marlin Club

(4 reviews)

10.3 mi

Atmosphere has completely changed. Ran by teens, staff is rude. Lifeguards are either overbearing…read moreafter waiting an hour to watch something happen and then decide to enforce a rule. No one is on the same page when it comes to rules. Watched a life guard for a good 8 minutes have their head in their hands looking down not paying a bit of attention. It's Bad weather today, called to check about lost and found item, & phone off the hook. Drove up and walked right in. NOONE manning the front desk, could hear people upstairs giggling. Continued to concession where the lost and found is, found my item (no lifeguards out on the deck) one girl in concession looked to be cleaning. Didn't say a word. Let her know what I was doing and that no one was anywhere else to be found. That's a safety concern, any small child could have run in the establishment and jumped in and not a soul would have known until it was too late. Do better. July 22nd @3:30pm. Check who should be working, a discussion needs to happen

Nice place to come for the day and cool off. Like all pools, it has it's busy times, but also more…read morerelaxed down times. There's plenty of seating, both at tables and lounge chairs, and umbrellas, and even a picnic area you can rent for parties or get togethers. There are 2 diving boards, a slide, bathrooms/changing rooms/showers on site, plenty of lifeguards on duty, and the concession stand is reasonably priced with decent options. A good way to spend the day!

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Cypress Park and Pool

(3 reviews)

0.7 mi

The new renovations are awesome!! Fun for all ages! They…read morealso have a Flick N Float in July!

Picnic Shelter

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Pool

Virginia Beach Watersports

(19 reviews)

35.3 mi

My friend rented kayaks before with this company. It was her idea to go kayaking and I am so glad…read morewe did! I was pleasantly surprised at how quiet and peaceful the area was where we kayaked. When my friend mentioned Back Bay I was thinking, oh snap. What did I commit myself to?? Kayaking where there might be cottonmouths??!! But I was thinking Back Bay Wildlife Refuge where I've seen lots of them. There were no cottonmouths. I promise you. Just lots of duck blinds and marsh areas that open into the bay. It was so serene. You get 2 hours, and rental includes the pfd and they loan you a waterproof phone case if needed which was nice. Because I was pretty dry until I got out of the kayak from our 2 hours. I landed in waist deep water, my feet sunk into the sand. I couldn't recover from the fall and face planted into the water - baseball hat, sunglasses and waterproof phone case and all. THAT waterproof phone case saved my phone and my key fob!! Don't do what I did Launch it parallel to the land so you don't end up in the water like I did. The young man that worked there was kind and genuinely concerned. When he arrived to pull the kayaks further up on land, he asked if I got hot. Because he saw I was soaking wet. I think he thought I took a dip in the water. But I told him, I actually fell in getting out of the kayak. (The older couple with their beach chairs outside Baja got quite a show of me splashing around. Haha. ) He made sure I was okay and asked if my phone was okay and to make sure since the waterproof phone cases aren't 100% waterproof. Thankfully, it was fine and so was my key fob. You can rent single or tandem kayaks and are free to roam the area. It's $35 plus tax but they offer military discounts 10% with ID so it came out to $33.39 for me. Staff was very nice the young man was the same person who checked us in and took our payments and the young ladies were friendly and kind as well. Kudos to the staff with their patience, because there was a large group (family) that was blocking the entrance to the shack. When it was time for them to gear up for their pfds, they ransacked the racks of life vests and staff had to politely inform them that they have it in order and will fit each of them individually properly. Therefore there's no need to take them off the rack. I looked it up on their website and if you have your own kayak you can pay a $15 launch fee so that's cool.

As Virginia Beach locals, we went to a secret spot called Virginia Beach Water Sports to try a…read morebanana boat ride. Some of the best-kept secrets are in our backyard. Today was my wife's birthday; she is very adventurous. The staff was amazing. They explained what to expect and provided the necessary safety equipment. The ride was fantastic. I am 50+, and I was holding on, with my eyes closed and a smile, to my two kids. The driver helped me adjust to changes in speed and water turbulence resulting from the boat ride. My kids and my wife were laughing. They helped us create a lasting family legacy moment we can cherish. I will come again and use them in the future. I highly recommend them for locals and out-of-town guests. Thank you, John, Cheyenne, Emily, and the rest of the staff.

Tubing is the most fun thing of all time!

Jet skiing

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Jet skiing

Pedego Electric Bikes

4.9

(31 reviews)

17.3 mi

Alex was amazing! He made the whole bike rental experience easy and stress-free--from the quick…read moretransaction to getting our bikes set up and ready to go. He even helped us with directions and tips so we could explore Norfolk like locals. Excellent service and awesome attitude--highly recommend!

Not too much to say here, except what an amazing shop. I guess I'm a PEDEGO owner now…read more Amy is the best! She took time with us, she explained everything. Gave us a full quote before we even decided. Needless to say, we left out with 2 bikes!!!! These babies aren't cheap, but you get what you pay for. ‍

JAPI coming out from CA to ride in Norfolk

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Bob's Fishing Hole

4.8

(10 reviews)

22.9 mi

Very polite. Answered all my questions. Prices are great. Easy access to the northwest River and…read moreCurry Tuck sound

Took my son today and whike thw bite at yhe launch was alow fir us our neighbor was raking in…read morepickeral bass large crappie and even a decent 13 incher crappie. the dock we chose needs repair but the shoo staff are knowledgeable and friendly. I will take my son back.

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This is a great community center that is accessible for everyone, even non-Norfolk resident's. The…read morelocation is great but parking can be a hassle. The good thing is that there is an elementary school next door with plenty of parking and short walk. The fitness classes (Zumba, Mixxed Fit and Yoga) are completely free and the instructors are amazing. The gym is clean and the facilities are well taken care of.

Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation

Absolutely incredible facility & staff! I visited to adopt…read morea road & park as a local corporation. The entire process was smooth, clear, and easy to navigate. I worked with & they were super friendly & helpful! Highly recommend all the services VB Parks & Rec offer! Get out there & keep our community clean! :)

It's no secret to anyone that follows me that I'm in love with Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation…read moreDepartment. My entire family has benefited from numerous programs during our 13 years as residents of the beach. I've had some unique insight as a bit of an insider, but I am not nor have I ever been employed by the City Parks & Rec. This full 5 star review is of course based on the awesome new facility just completed this past Winter. However, I would be remiss in not including that this building represents the entire system. That's all of the 1,200 dedicated employees including landscape. I was disappointed to not attend the grand opening and tour in February, but did get the recent opportunity to visit earlier this month. I have been watching construction of the 11.7 million 28,500 LEED structure located at Princess Anne Commons for over a year. The one month delay due to weather conditions postponed the movement of around 115 employees that had previously been spread out. The building has been a huge bucket list item for the department for well over a decade. According to PR Director Julie Braley "this has been a long time coming". The building consolidated all of the cities parks & recreation offices minus landscape. The facility which utilized environmentally sensitive materials to gain LEED certification is an attractive structure that's partially hidden from the main road. A majority of the parking is utilized for employees. There is visitor parking and it's marked. The space boast a large meeting room that can accommodate approximately 75 with media hook ups for presentations. There's also smaller conference rooms that have flat screen TV's. Residents of the City of Virginia Beach should rejoice at the resources poured into this dream project. The city has a premiere administration facility we can all be proud of. Thank you to the city for investing in our parks & recreation infrastructure.

YMCA of South Hampton Roads

4.3

(7 reviews)

Truly enjoying my kid attending summer camp here. He loves it and always stays happy during drop…read moreoff and excited during pick up. The gym area is also not bad, love it at 2pm when it's pretty empty only a few people in there but didn't wait on no equipment. Found the sauna and that made my end of workout better. Excited to keep coming here!

I don't go here often...but looks like I will start coming here more. It is one of the smaller…read moreYMCA. Their cardio theater is gone but they replaced it with a functional workout equipment which is awesome. Love the new area and equipment! And the bathrooms are really clean and seem like much bigger than Mt. Trashmore.

Suffolk Family YMCA

3.5

(16 reviews)

We've been going to this Y for many years and it seems very summer the situation with the outdoor…read morepool gets worse. Today is June 11 and it is STILL not open during the day. When we ask we get various answers, but the most frustrating ones are "we don't have enough lifeguards", "the public schools aren't out yet", and (my personal favorite) "I don't really know." The idea that the public schools are the reason not to have the outdoor pool open yet is ridiculous. This happened last year too. Do you know how many kids are homeschooled or are already out for the summer? LOADS. Add to that, we pay a membership to the facility too and if the weather is nice, and you're advertising that it's open, then you need to keep it open where everyone gets a chance to use it. If an adult wants to use the outdoor pool while the kids are in school, they should be able to. I shouldn't have to drive to the next town over to use their Y because mine doesn't seem to have it together. The other issue here is the lack of continuity in the management of the facility itself. Half the time you can't get a straight answer about anything, and you definitely won't get any direction about who DOES know. They point the finger at someone else hoping you'll just go away. It's issues like this that keep people from wanting to join community centers like the Y, that used to be the cornerstone of our communities. Get it together, guys.

I gave this YMCA a three because they have a few very nice workers however most of them are…read moreentitled and have awful customer service. I never wrote a review just because it's where i have been coming for a few years now. after today, I felt the need to write one. A young adult comes in and seems like he's about to get ready to start lifting, and he only has socks on ( not sure if it's a rule) which I've seen countless people do not only at this gym but others too. A worker came in and told him he couldn't have his shoes off and I'm assuming that he needed to leave because he left and did not come back. she comes back minutes later and just scans the room judging everyone looking for someone doing something wrong and finds nothing. She comes back only this time to get mad at a dad who was alone with two young children who were both well-behaved and quiet. The woman told the boy he needed to get off the treadmill and could not be in the private workout area in his shoes. She then tells the father that the child cannot be here unless he's practically attached to his father's hip for the rest of his work out.(I'm fully aware that young children are not allowed on equipment) but he was harmless and I'm sure the dad was stressed out having to bring them in the first place. I get where she was coming from but there were 100 ways she could've been better about it. If you can ignore the cocky workers then I definitely recommend this place. The gym is clean well kept and also has fairly new equipment. However I don't think it's the place if you're looking for very detailed machines. *** they are not all bad, just a few that don't know their place. *** it's an extra $10 to bring a guest, but you can only bring a guest 3 times a YEAR, also this gym is not 24hrs and charges five dollars to come in after closing time.

Gymstrada Gymnastic School

4.3

(6 reviews)

I cannot recommend Gymstrada enough for anyone looking to start gymnastics. My granddaughter, who…read moreis new to the sport, absolutely adores it here. The investment in her classes is truly worth it as I can already see her progress. With a team of knowledgeable and nurturing instructors, Gymstrada is the perfect place to begin your gymnastics journey. I wholeheartedly give this facility a glowing 5-star rating!

The instructors are great ! But they will harass you as a parent for not wearing mask even you have…read morea health condition or simply drinking water. I was just out of hospital (not COVID related and tested negative) and I wanted my son to see me supporting him and it didn't stop 3 coaches to point in my face and mandate the mask. Sure, it's a private business and they can treat you however they want.

Greenbrier Sports Park

4.5

This is our go-to spot for tennis. Been here at different times of the day and it's never full…read more.. empty most times. There's about 7 or 8 courts and a backboard. There's a field for baseball & a playground for kids. A gazebo is also available but no grill station i think. Plenty of space for parking but no restrooms around. This place is pretty quiet & kept clean :)

This rating is based on it being a public facility…read more Courts: The tennis courts are freshly refinished and in excellent condition. There are 8 courts so there's plenty of room without much of a wait. On the day we arrived only half were in use. Pretty good for a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Amenities: Practice Wall: The five court area has wood wall to practice both fore and backhand drills. Restrooms: The park has a permanent restroom structure but since neither I nor my wife used them we can't comment on their cleanliness. Parking: More than Abundant parking to allow for single or doubles play at each court. Shortfalls: I didn't see any drinking fountains so be sure to bring a cooler of water and such. There also aren't any benches in the court area so if you want to rest between games then bring a folding chair...and an umbrella if you want refuge from the sun. Overall: excellent set of courts that are under used, which works great for us because there's no wait! All-in-all this is a 3.5 but I'm rounding up because of the condition of the courts and lack of wait.

Simon Family JCC

4.2

(11 reviews)

I've been a part of this gym for several years now. You don't get all the gym heads that like to…read moreshow off. It's a nice community where you don't feel judged. There's also a wide range of people and body shapes. It's never usually that busy to where you can't get to the equipment you need. Their classes are included in the monthly fee. They also have a couple different pools, an outdoor water park, putt putt, and tennis courts. They have a sauna and each locker room but it's kind of small. I also wish they had a regular hot tub but they do have a small saltwater pool that is warm. They offer child care and discounts on your monthly fee depending on your financial status and if you're a city or school employee. They also have an outdoor pond that you can walk around when the wheather is nice.

BEST gym. OK size weight room but it's never so full you can't work out. The pool is AMAZING-…read moreespecially the outdoor pool which is totally worth it. not too deep but never packed. Yolanda will greet you and put a smile on your face. the bathrooms are clean, nice showers. GREAT gym and worth the money.

Coulbourn Park

3.0