Good gym! I only bouldered here so can't speak to the top rope or lead climbing. You can tell it's…read morea bit older than the downtown location, but nothing is run down or whatever. A decent minority of routes were missing color grades which seemed like they should've had them- not sure if that's just random climbing team routes or what. Not a big deal though, most were grader, and it did make me try stuff I wouldn't have normally. This+ the color grade system did make it a bit harder to just quickly eyeball how hard sections were when walking around, but probably partly since I'm just not used to color grading and maybe have been coddled by my home gym. At least when I went it felt like a lot of the easier routes were actually in the super overhanging cave bit, so it took a bit to find them since I expected those to be harder. Those are all basically nitpicks though. The main thing is that the routes were really creative and fun, requiring really varied approaches. The people/vibe the gym was clearly consciously trying to foster also seemed super supportive/inclusive. I feel like this would be a great place to really learn how to climb well- the classes they offered seemed great also. Already sad that I won't be able to get back here for awhile since I don't live nearby, there are a bunch of problems I'd really love to be able to come back and work on. So overall definitely a strong recommend.

Too many unsupervised children running around in a small gym. Staff was helpful and friendly and…read moretalked with parents to try to get them under control but still really not a place for serious climbers.

Our family has been part of Hickory Hill Academy (HHA) since its founding in 2020, and we've…read morewatched the school grow and evolve. Starting a new school during COVID was no small feat, and while there have been occasional missteps--what school doesn't have them?--HHA's commitment to improvement stands out. Challenges are met with reflection and growth, ensuring lasting progress. The administration, faculty, and staff are deeply dedicated to HHA's mission. This isn't just a school for academics; it's a place that fosters character and community. My kids love attending, and the sense of belonging is incredible. From hugs shared during Community Circle to my daughter having besties in every grade in the school, it's clear HHA is building a kind, inclusive community. If you're looking for a school where your child can thrive academically and personally, HHA is an amazing choice.

We did the summer on the farm camp and it was extremely disappointing. My daughter was indoors most…read moreof the day doing school work and only did a couple of the activities that were advertised on the website. We thought she would be outside most of the day, but they only do one small activity session in the morning and a second one in the afternoon. Each week is the same activity. My daughter did not have the opportunity to do any of the activities she was excited about (and that we paid for).

It's a good place. Had never rowed before. Great machines in the boathouse and good quality rowing…read moreexperience. Especially liked Lisa...great person. A really great full body exercise experience.

Mendota Rowing club is a great place to meet people and to get some exercise. I learned to row…read moretheir 6 years ago. I had no prior experience - they though me everything I needed to know. The group meets a couple of times a week, ages vary from high school all the way up to people in the 70's. There are learn to row classes run throughout the summer for adults and juniors, for those who have rowed before there is coached morning practices.

This weekend I'm visiting my sister and she lives just down the road from this location. I'm from…read moreout of state and have my own membership. I wasn't sure if all clubs were included in the nationwide access. Fortunately, I was able to visit this club with my current membership. Kathryn was the staff at the front and was very friendly and knowledgeable. She informed me of what qualifies and not. From what I remember as long as there isn't a third party payer involved with your payment, your adult membership should be included in nationwide access - with exception of some individual clubs. I was able to join step class and had fun with Bonnie and her crew. Fast and efficient! Got a workout in while on vacation and I couldn't be happier.

Joan was very rude and unprofessional. She laughs at me at 5 am because she denied me access over…read more40 bucks. Will not be coming back.. she is the old lady at the front desk!

Harbor athletic club has a great variety of classes, a wide range of equipment, and has built in…read morechild care which makes for an excellent gym experience!

I have really enjoyed Harbor Athletic Club. They have everything you need -- free weights, cardio,…read morebasketball courts, racquetball, multiple pools, hot tubs, a sauna, and some great group fitness classes included with your membership. The staff and everyone at the gym have been so kind, too. It's definitely a welcoming environment for all ages and fitness levels.

My child has been going to kids junction since she was 5months old. She is now in the 1-2 classroom…read moreand is thriving. The teachers understand her and are so easy to chat with at drop-off/pick-up. They are effective at communicating any needs and follow protocol when accidents happen. It is very important to me that my daughter receives quality care that supports her physical wellbeing and emotional/social development. The staff do exactly this. We were recommended Kids Junction by friends, and I want to pass on my recommendation to you.

My daughter did the summer camp here and it was excellent! The field trips are amazing and my…read moredaughter always looked forward to going. Would definitely recommend!

Legacy is a great karate school with teachers who really know their stuff. The staff is really…read moreflexible, one price lets you attend multiple classes per week if you want. They teach forms, weapons, board-breaking, and participate in a lot of local karate competitions. The teachers and students are diverse and some speak Spanish. Overall a great experience for young kids to learn discipline and hard work!

Obviously all bachlorette parties need a good story, and double obviously you're going to get a…read moregood story out of a place called Apocalypse Paintballing, so off we went! Pro-Tip: Check Groupon for deals beforehand! When you show up, it's a super rugged looking space. Just park somewhere next to the other cars in the dirt, and start your orientation at the main hut. Seeing as we were first timers, Brandon and Carver were put in the round to protect and guide us! There are 15 fields, so we started playing with the big group in a 15-minute session. It was intimidating because they were all big, muscular men, but we played along anyway! Following that, Brandon and Carver were gracious enough to take us out on a separate field and let us play against each other, which was SO MUCH FUN. It's going to be hot, and you're going to get dirty, so just wear some old clothes. The paint does wash off, which is a plus. If you can, protect your head and hands. I went home with a super bruised, swollen knuckle, which was painful but bearable, and another girl went home with a very large welt on her head. It happens all the time, so if you're not one for pain, cover up appropriately. I would highly suggest giving paintballing a shot! Go in with a good attitude and you're guaranteed to have a great time!

We went to apocalypse for a company outing and it was awesome! So much fun and they were super…read moreaccommodating by letting us choose what games we wanted to play. Staff was helpful through the whole process. And even gave us popsicles when we were done- great experience and customer service. Courses were super fun and had lots of variety.