Great service and staff! Courts inside and outside. Love their menu. Had a birthday party there…read moreabout a week and everyone had a blast!

It was my second time here for axe throwing. The first time was okay, nothing to write home about…read more The second visit disgusted me quite literally and figuratively The food was nasty and bland. We had the nachos, charcuterie plate. One of the pieces of cheese looked rotten. In the room next to us, some unattended youth were playing and one of them casually screamed a racial slur. The employee at the axe throwing heard it, the situation was reported to management and the result was the same: nothing. I'll save my hard earned dollars for elsewhere because only if the staff would have heard, they would have done something. Yikes.

I continue to have great experiences with all who work here. I have an issue with a current paddle…read more(my 2nd through them) & they are contacting the manufacturer on my behalf and gave me a loner paddle to play with in the meantime. Amazing service!

This is your one stop shop for everything tennis. The staff are super friendly, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. I've purchased several racquets and get all of my stringing done here. They also have a program where you can try out racquets before you decide on one. I often go in to ask for help with my over grip and they never charge me for the service. They're the best!

You need to take this intro to pickleball class with Joy Crazy! Shannon is a great instructor with…read morelots of patience and knowledge. The cost of the class is a small price to pay for the knowledge you get from Shannon's instruction. This class is highly recommended.

Joy Crazy Intro to Pickleball is a perfect class if you want to actually learn the rules and the…read morebasics in one class. Shannon is an excellent teacher and accommodates all the different learning styles. We had played pickle ball for fun a few times but realized we didn't understand the rules. My husband I both enjoyed the class and she keeps it fun, well-paced and it works for all levels. It attracts a lot of chill people so it's low pressure and easy for someone coming alone, which was true of most the class. Then we went on and took the beginning doubles for more play. You rotate around in 7 minute games with different partners each time so you get a lot of play time and learn from your partners. It's in a nice gym, with AC, great for year round fun.

I took an intro to pickleball class here. This class had paddles and balls provided, which was…read moregreat since I didn't have any equipment. My instructors, Steve and Keaton, were both kind, helpful, and explained things clearly. It was a nice balance of learning the basics of pickleball and getting to try out techniques. I'm definitely hooked on the game now! The courts were colder than I expected, so I recommend layering up if it's a cold day. This is a great place to learn and play pickleball!

This is an indoor pickable place on the south end of 82nd Street. We took a pickleball class from…read moreone of their senior Hall of famers. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted with a smile. People there just want to help you with establishing your account and signing the waivers. There's a small bar that is well stocked. The reason for the four stars and not five is that the place gets very hot in the summer. There are big fans mounted on the walls but they just move hot air around.

The Irvington Club is nestled in the middle of the Historic Irvington neighborhood . It is a member…read moreowned tennis club that is the oldest established club west of the Mississippi . Home to 4 indie courts, one doubles outdoor and one outdoor single/pickleball court. The club also has a fair sized pool that operates during the summer and early fall. There are approximately 350 memberships with a wait list that is presently a few hundred... Taking about 8 years to finally get in as a full member.

Get on the list.... Its a blast the community and people are awesome. I will say its a bit tough…read morewaiting but its worth the wait. The list is long because its a small club. I love the staff and the facility. You can take private lessons, spectate and be a guest without being a member but ultimately you should join. Its the heart of Irvington. Dana Austin

Order: Head Extreme Spinning Racket w/ strings, grip, and dampener…read more Pros: they were really great! Loved that they gave me the ability to try a variety of rackets for $20 a month. Then they applied that $20 to your actual racket purchase. Im new to tennis so this was a great opportunity to try without actually purchasing first as this is a big investment. The store people were very nice and willing to help! They were knowledgable and werent pushy to make a sale. Rather, they wanted me to make the right decision after trying. I was able to purchase my racket and he strung the racket up within 20ish mins of my purchase! Way to go for customer service. As I did witness some people dropping their rackets off for a later pick up time. Cons: a tad bit expensive. But the pros outweighs the cons. Cons:

Great place for tennis and PB! I purchased a racket for one of my players he had it strung and…read morewould have brought it to salem for me too!

What a wonderful park! And the location is gorgeous. In my 20 years living in Portland, I have…read morenever been to this area. Was blown away on the drive out from Portland, coming down 43 following the Williamette River. The area and neighborhoods surrounding this park are just beautiful. The park itself is everything you want it to be. Swings and play structures for the kids and a water fountain/splash play area popular in the warm weaver. Bathrooms. Basketball courts. Tennis courts. Walking paths. Covered picnic area and large open field. We attended one of the Music in the Park concerts and the band was Girl Can't Help It, a Journey cover band. They were absolutely fantastic! Totally rocked it! They are playing on the Spirit of Portland in September. There was a very large crowd gathered on the large rolling green field, but it never felt crowded; everyone had plenty of space. The Music was hopping so there were lots of people dancing in front of the stage. There were families and groups of friends everywhere picnicing and enjoying the music. What a fun evening! The free music and concerts in the park is one of my favorite summer activities. Now that I have discovered Tanner Creek Park, I will proactively seek out their schedule so I can enjoy music here often. It as just that good!

One of the best parks and playgrounds in West Linn…read more --The best skate park --The best play structure. Both in size and variety. Good for all ages. --Tied for best water feature (the revamped one in Willamette Park is fun too) Tanner Creek is home to the Music in the Park summer concert series and is a popular meeting place for families and teens all year round. West Linn is a mix of natural/traditional parks, best represented by Willamette and Mary S. Young, and new parks that have popped up in the newer housing developments that are much more state of the art. Tanner Creek has a nice covered structure for parties, tennis and basketball courts, and large grassy fields. The only thing that is missing is river access. That is why most of my time is spent at Willamette Park.

Huge facility with 3 salt water pools (indoor, outdoor and shallow kiddie outdoor)…read more Myriad strength and weight machines and equipment. Gigantic treadmill room. Indoor track. Squash and handball courts inside, with tennis and pickleball courts outside. Even a golf swing room. Locker rooms are clean and attractive, bordering on being somewhat luxurious, with saunas and hot tubs in each. Parking is a challenge, but with a little patience you'll find someone on their way out. Some Medicare advantage programs provide membership (such as Kaiser Permanente) at no cost to you. Memberships require an initiation fee, and monthly dues (not applicable for Medicare Advantage.)

Unwelcoming, apathetic, and rude front desk staff who mock disabled people!…read more I went in today to see about getting a membership for my family member who is a disabled senior citizen with Down Syndrome and I was appalled by how rude and apathetic the people working there are. They actually made derpy faces and rolled their eyes at us when we asked questions about how their memberships work and are billed. Because of this, I would neve give then a penny of our money. For a group of people whose job it is to sell memberships and greet members, I can't believe how hard they go out of their way to be unwelcoming and unhelpful. We had to ask for a tour of the facilities. They refused to talk directly to Warrren even thought he understands English and had questions. They had no interest in talking directly with him or showing him around or telling him about the activities they offer. I told the young man giving the tour 3 times that he was hard of hearing yet he refused to speak up or engage with him directly. The amount of apathy is truly astounding. But, the alarming part is that they blatantly made fun of 2 people with disabilities to our faces. This is discriminatory and I called the red /burgundy haired woman out on this behavior and told her it was not appreciated at all and that we would be taking our business elsewhere because of her behavior specifically. I hope they have cameras so their manager can review this interaction and see the faces she made at us as we were talking, I flipped her the bird as we were leaving because I was furious but she should be fired for making fun of disabled folks.

I can't say enough good things about Portland Tennis & Education (PT&E)…read more This isn't just a place where kids learn tennis - it's a true community hub that combines high-quality coaching with academic support, mentorship, and a genuinely welcoming environment. Every time I'm on site, I see staff and volunteers greeting kids by name, checking in on school, celebrating small wins, and creating a space where students feel seen and supported. The tennis coaching is fantastic, but what really sets PT&E apart is the focus on education and character. Students are getting homework help, learning life skills, and building confidence on and off the court. Families are embraced, not just "served," and you can feel that sense of trust and belonging from the moment you walk in. The leadership team works incredibly hard behind the scenes to keep programs strong, safe, and accessible, and it shows - from well-run events like the annual Tennis Ball to thoughtful communication with families and supporters. If you care about kids, education, and equity in Portland, supporting PT&E is one of the best things you can do.

I love how all money used for booking courts goes directly back into the PT&E's after-school…read moreprogram for academic support, life lessons, and on-court instruction. :)

Permanently closed now. Was great. Wish we had another large vball facility in Portland.read more

They have amazing sand courts for volleyball. That's what attracted me to this facility inside a…read moreneighborhood. The building looks and smells old.