Not alot of people which I like and price is pretty good no classes I would love classes that are…read moreconsistent Big locker and bathroom clean I wouldn't shower I just like taken a shower at home. ... over all good just no classes

I only come here to watch my son and nephews play in aau basketball tourneys when it's held…read morehere...it's chaotic..noisy...whistles blowing...parents screaming...sometimes at thier own kids...if I may add its to late for that..should have had them practicing before they got on the court lol...but all its aau basketball 8 games going on at the same time...its the the best spot fo tourneys East Coast Competions. Bring your own food...the food there is not worth the money..but they do serve hot dogs..chips and water and gatorade.

It was a school trip, we decided to eat our lunch here before going into the Rubell Museum.read more

Randall Recreation Center is a great place for kids in southwest DC in the Waterfront neighborhood…read more It comes with a large playground with a sea animal theme, a pool, basketball court, a soccer field, and some cool murals. If you need a place to take your kids, go here!

Alexandria established in 1759 states the E. Simpson stadium signage. This area contains a parking…read morelot, basketball courts, a fenced in dog park then a very large field for soccer all along Monroe Ave. Oops I missed mentioning the signage on the history of the Town of Potomac ( see photos). Along Leslie Ave you see the Stadium as well as The Y across the street. There is a lovely petite garden between the two. One can grab a coffee on Monroe visit or visit the pharmacy, there is plenty to keep one busy.

We love lil kickers in Manassas, VA. My kids have done soccer classes for many years with them and…read morethe summer camps. They love Coach Brian and Coach Chase. They keep the kids active and engaged. I also really like the owner. He is a really nice guy.

It is a good venue for the kids. Maybe a little shop worn, but it was ok. They took all of the…read morenecessary safety measures. Bleachers for parents to sit on.

Really awesome community center with a gym, basketball courts, pickleball courts, learning rooms,…read moreand party rooms. Sarah at the front desk is the best ever; she's so helpful, kind, and dedicated. When my phone got stolen, she worked tirelessly to help me find it.

My husband and I have been coming here for a couple years now and we love atmosphere, if you are a…read morePickleball player, you should definitely check it out, it's very popular, you will have a lot of competition from all levels... Everybody's really friendly and they have it very organized to where everyone gets a turn to play. There is a playground right next to the courts so in case you have kids, it's perfect to bring them and let them play as well. They also have basketball courts and on winter you are able to play indoor volleyball or pickle ball . I can forget to mention that they have bathroom and water fountain

The Fort Foote Neighborhood Recreation Center offers multi-use recreational fields and picnic…read moreareas. There is a playground area, tennis courts, basketball courts, and trails that run along the perimeter of the park. Near the basketball court is a covered pavilion, several tables and the ability to grill. The wooded environment offers shade and a pretty landscape.

This review is for the splash pad and playground. The incredibly awesome and very, very free splash…read morepad and playground. This new splash pad and playground serves as a reminder that damn Loudon County has some money. We got here at noon with our toddler and only planned to spend a couple of hours and ended up basically being here until they closed in the middle of summer at 8 PM. I think it's an amazing design to have three playground design for different ages right near the splash pad. Luckily it was like 5000° out so kids dried off the minute they left the waterpark to go to playgrounds. So being a wet mess really wasn't a concern. There are a few rules to the waterpark that includes no toys and no dogs and the standard diaper requirements for the incontinent , but otherwise it's pretty open and people were really really well behaved. The bathrooms are amazingly clean for a public bathrooms and offer wide enough stalls to change in. It's highly recommended because of temperatures and the fact that most of the place is concrete to wear water shoes. The only issue we had was that a baby kept putting wet banana peels like this was Mario kart in the splash pad and people kept tripping on them. Most of the water features are well functioning and a lot of fun. The playground themselves range from ages 5 to 12, and have a lot of hills with Astroturf, which is kind of fun to just roll down and they have slides built into them. There are a lot of climbing activities. The slides do get hot on a sunny day, but since the kids are already wet from the waterpark, they seem fine. And the park is very clean. We went on a weekday and it wasn't really that crowded, but I can see how weekends could be pretty full. They also have lots of tables for our families to sit down and enjoy some picnic items.

My kids love it. It's clean and lots of parking space and well maintained. It's worth visiting.read more

My child really enjoyed Coach K's class. It was a great clinic to introduce him to basketball. I…read morereally appreciated how Coach managed a group that was diverse in age and had varied experience levels. Would definitely sign up again.

Same as the review from 2018, I have had a bad credit card charge experience. The owner agreed in…read moreMarch via an email to refund me for five private lessons because we couldn't find mutually acceptable times. Then he never refunded me. When I finally got my credit card company to intervene, Hoop Life said, "merchant cannot issue a full refund because the private lessons haven't started yet." That makes no sense. Of course they haven't started yet because we are not going to do them because our schedules won't align.

New, clean, and well maintained park. Great place to shoot hoops or play tennis. Only a few…read morededicated parking spots but there is neighborhood street available. There is also a picnic shelter but there is only one table to use.

This is a small pocket park located behind an off ramp. There is metered street parking within a…read morereasonable walking distance available, but I do not think people will drive here just for the park. The majority of the park's visitors would be walkers, joggers or bikers. The park is in great shape and features an array of workout equipment including: chest press, hand bike, dips, pull-ups, inclined crunches, leg press, and leg extension. In addition to the equipment, you will find a half basketball court in the park where you can shoot some J's. The stations are linked by a nice paved walkway and all the stations are on a rubber surface. I would take about 30 to 45 minutes to do the full circuit. This is a nice park, but I have never seen anyone really using the equipment. I do like the use of the space and the fact that the park is there if anyone wants to use it. I see this park being used as a quick fitness stop for someone already out jogging or riding a bike. It is kind of secluded, so its lack of use my partially be due to people not seeing it.

This is a great outdoor space to get in a quick workout sans weights. Diagrams are provided to show…read morewhat to do on the bars and there are 4 separate phases. Come do one or all. I'm impressed that they've taken into account those in wheel chairs as well. It is semi secluded from cars and people traffic yet flowers are abloom, and birds serenade you as you get trim. There is also a small basket ball court. A bit further up the path are two volleyball courts. This is a great use of space in an urban city.