First time here recently! It was a very nice center, I attended for a free city of Chandler event…read more I noticed there were many community members there using the space during the weekday! Enjoyed seeing that they have a children center. They also offer workout classes for elders and much more! Great for those that live in the area

Came here due to the website stating that they had a indoor volleyball court. We got to TRC we…read moreapproached the ladies at guest services to give us some assistance to where the volleyball court was located. The lady at the desk was very rude. She responded "NOPE" we just got the outdoor sand volleyball courts "SORRY" with a rude tone, serious face, no smile.

Had a birthday party here for one of sons friends. I love how interactive the staff is with the…read morekids, they have all sorts of activities the kids love playing planned for them. Running them around for you playing tag, color games on the Matt's and stuff very interactive and motivation sort of games. Tire out the little ones for you;) I have boys so it's nice they hve way to much energy at all times of the day for me to keep up some days lol.. They have their set time to play on the equipment then rotate other classes, in this time they brought our party up stairs to enjoy pizza and cake. Smooth transition. I didn't know of this place and probably wouldn't have if they hadn't had this space available for parties like this. I'm considering taking my kiddos to one of their day camps. They really enjoyed it!

My daughter has been attending for close to a year, unfortunately she will no longer be attending …read more My daughter expressed to Coach Avery whom she enjoyed, that her dog passed away. Avery's response was "we're not talking about dead dogs we're talking about Christmas." I will spend money for tuition where 6 year olds aren't spoken to like that.

I tried to give this gym the benefit of the doubt after joining but it quickly became clear their…read moreonly focus is $$$ and not the kids, which is sad. They raised us the first month after we joined, which should have been red flag #1. But after paying the $99 annual fee, I felt like I needed to give it at least 5-6 months, which was a bad choice. As time went on, instructors continued to turn over, and the classes felt very rinse and repeat. The gym is always packed with multiple classes going on simultaneously. After 6 months there, I've seen little to no progress with my child, and see the coaches in warm up often chit chatting instead of focusing on the kids. No one ever gives you a progress update either. They close down a week for almost every break and if your class is on a holiday like Thanksgiving they cancel but don't allow a makeup. When I called to ask about a makeup, they say no and use some lame excuse that there are some months with extra weeks. They were closed during summer and fall so there's 2 already. My kids are in other activities that don't shut down nearly as much. If her class were on Tuesday or Wednesday she'd have it. It's wrong and the fact they wouldn't give kids on those days a makeup speaks to their lack of care for the kids and their improvement. All they care about is money. No customer service whatsoever. They say they're transparent about the dates when you sign but I went back and looked at my forms and there's nothing about the closure dates. I only got them in the emails after I joined. If you want an overpriced, subpar activity spot for your kids, this is the place. If not, look elsewhere. Beyond disappointed in coaching and ownership here, but they don't even care or else they'd address parent concerns with more tact and kindness.

My wife and I started taking our 3 year old daughter here and she loves it. The classes are a good…read morebalance of fun along with gymnastics and learning. Even I know some of the move names now. She has since moved up and I think it is a great way for her to exercise her body in a healthy way. Coach J is great and always does a fantastics job.

What an amazing park! This park has it all for you and your family. There is an ample playground…read moreand various sports courts that is sure to keep your evening or weekend busy. Amenities (5/5): playground with splash pad, pickleball courts, volleyball courts, fishing pond, walking trail around park. Parking (5/5): there is ample parking throughout the park. Park Grounds (5/5): the grounds are very well kept! Events (5/5): Be sure to check out the Gilbert website for all the local events they have here. We were here on the Fourth of July event and it did not disappoint!

Gilbert Regional Park is near my house and it's a great spot to workout, play, or relax…read more It features many sport courts- pickleball, tennis, volleyball and basketball. While there's a lot of pickleball courts, I've seen them full with a queue to play. I haven't seen this with the tennis courts or other sport courts. There's a playground with a play structure, swings, slides, a zip-line and more. It's on a hill so there's multiple levels to play on. There's a large splash pad for older children and a separate area for younger children, so less likely your toddler gets run over by a pre-teen not paying attention. The one drawback is there's not a lot of shady places to hide from the blistering summer sun. There's a large grass field but it's sloped and thus not useful for playing flag football or soccer. I believe it's built that way to watch performances at the pavilion. If there are flat grass fields at this park, I have yet to find them; they would be a welcome addition. At the end of the park there's a lake with a walking path around it. The largest ramada is on the lakefront and looks to 100-150 people. They have smaller ramadas around to rent as well. Overall, Gilbert Regional Park is a nice clean new park with many amenities. Everything is still in good working condition and there's a lot of open space where everyone isn't concentrated into a small area.

Chandler American Little League serves Chandler residents for 85226 and 85224. Games are played at…read moreNozomi Park located just north of the 202 and Kyrene. They have 3 well maintained baseball fields and a small retention field for practice. This is a very well organized league and kid friendly. They offer Majors for 11-12, Minors 9-11, Coach Pitch 6-8, and T Ball 5-6. I would highly recommend. Also available are Juniors 13-14, Seniors 14-16, and girls softball -14. Check out www.facebook.com/ChandlerAmericanLittleLeague

This is a really nice park. It's my first time checking in here, but I e actually been here quite a…read morefew times. My favorite thing about this Park is that it's quiet and is never crowded. No matter how many birthdays are going on here, there is plenty of great space in the parking lot for parking. They have a splash pad, and that's where I've primarily gone when I'm here. It's always very clean. They have about 6 different sections of areas where the water trickles or sprays out at you and it rotates around. Bathrooms are conveniently located next to it. There is also a playground alongside of it, so if you are a parent with kids that want to play in the water or playground, you can actually stand in between and keep a good eye on both areas. Swingsets are nearby and what I love most is that they have an adaptable swing set that includes a swing for children with special needs. There is a 3-point plastic harness that locks in, and a large bucket seat to accommodate them. There are 3 ramadas there with roughly 3 large tables in each. Perfect for parties or if you are a parent that likes to sit in the shade and watch your child at play--it's a great shaded area with a close distance to the playground and splash pad. There is a decent-sized skate park by the parking lot and a ball field. Great neighborhood park for anyone and a lot more intimate and quiet than most. Always a fun spot!

Espee Park is located north of Knox Road between Arizona Ave. and McQueen (don't bother…read moremapquest-ing it; at least last time I tried, it wasn't there). The park has multiple play features, including multiple water fountains, a water tower, and a spraying tunnel. There is also a large playground with swings right next to it. Not as many imaginative water features as Desert Breeze Park or Tempe Town Lake's spray pads, but if your nearby on a hot day, it's worth a visit. Note for all you extreme sports enthusiasts: Espee Park will also host the location of Chandler's new BMX park.

This is by far the nicest dog park I've seen and it's HUMONGOUS!!!…read moreIt's got two sections and they alternate them weekly to give the grass time to recover. The entire area is beautiful and if you have ever been here in the evening at certain times of the year, the view of the sunsets are amazing.

Was driving by and decided to check this park out. It has some nice walking paths, dog park is full…read moreof dogs, archery had a few people, and the disc throwing had a few people playing. Nice looking park but not a lot of greenery. So if your looking for that this isn't the park for you. They have a nice view as it sits up high.

Best juniors volleyball club in Arizona! They don't make promises they won't keep. They don't…read morerecruit players from other clubs. Finally, the coaches are the best and don't favor the girls from their own high school. Every player is welcome and treated equal and fairly.