On my visit to Sacajawea Park on Saturday 9 March 2024, I found a busy parking lot, soccer field(s)…read morein use as well as the tennis courts in use. The weather was cloudy with light rain. This meant the grass along the paved walking paths was a little on the softer side and a little muddy in areas. The baseball field above the track and field, whose field was in use for a soccer game, was open and a person walking their dog was having fun on the grass. On approximately the same level as the baseball field were tennis courts and a restroom building with an abutting table area. Up the paved walkway was another area in use by a soccer group. This one looked like a jerseyed scrimmage session. I found a baseball on one of the walkways as well as a worn tennis ball to the side of the same pathway. The park was designed to handle the busy Saturday traffic well and the parking spaces were straightforward to maneuver in and out of.

The courts are nice. The rates are fair. The people at the front desk are friendly and helpful…read more However, their website is not functional when it comes to making reservation on-line. For a while, it would not allow me to log in. It kept sending me a link to use to log in and reset my password. Then the next time I tried to log in using the reset password, the same thing would happen again. Now, it would not even send me an altertative link so I could not log in at all. Their pros are another issue. I've tried to contact two of their pros to set up private lessons. Both pros did not bother to respond to me email.

Galbraith is an awesome tennis facility. The courts are in impeccable condition and get cleaned…read moreroutinely. The staff is awesome and are all very helpful. The pros all know what they are doing and the classes are great. It is a fantastic tennis facility that is accessible to the public. This is also the best place to go for tennis stringing as they can turn it around pretty fast (24-48 hours). If you are looking for a great indoor facility and some classes to get started, this is a great place.

If any week would be the week to visit this playground/spray park combo, it's THIS week. Or, if…read moreyou're like me... You might just be avoiding the outdoors all together. There's two entrances to the SERA parks and I was directed to the athletic fields first. Go down a little ways past that turn, and you'll see the spray park. Lots of parking. Not shaded though, so prepare for a hot car when you're leaving. This place is awesome for toddlers. The spray park is pretty big and there's a bunch of water features. Some weren't on for some reason, but I'd say about 90% of them were. Most of them weren't too intense for my daughter, and the only one she steered clear of was the bucket dumping one. That probably wouldn't wiped all 18 pounds of her out. Off to the side of the spray park there's a brand new playground (or it looks to be). It was too hot to play on the day that we were there, but I definitely plan on coming back with my kids on a more mild day so they can enjoy that part of the park too. Bathrooms on-site that also looked new. Not a ton of shade here, mostly just from the trees, so be prepared to bring your own or snag a spot under the limited tree spots. Picnic tables also available. Recommend if you're looking for a free spot to keep your kids cool!

The park was awesome, but there was a man there that kept following myself and other mothers &…read morekids, probably won't come back

Club is always recruiting and brining in players whose family contribute financially to the club…read moreand guarantee these players a spot on ECNL making it almost impossible to move up because they keep bringing new players into the higher level teams and bumping players down. Also the players are the higher level teams don't even try during tryouts whereas the kids on the lower teams put out everything they have and are always overlooked. Also poor communication with the higher level coaches as far as what the player needs to improve upon in order to advance. This club is all about the money and not about helping players reach their full potential.

First time at this Soccer field. Very easy to find. Great quality field. Covered team benches. My…read moredaughters team played against a local private school from this area, we were visiting team. Great sportsmanship from home team. Plenty of parking.

All around, LRC is a very pleasant place. Up until recently, I had been a member for pretty much…read morethe entire time since 1987. I have played on the four indoor courts extensively, including a lot of league play, and have always found them adequate. They were resurfaced not too long ago. Playing on the six outdoor courts in good weather is really nice, though as a previous poster noted, they are typically dry only four or five months a year. For anyone who values the social aspect of tennis, LRC is a good bet, too. The management and members are friendly folks. I'll always have a warm place in my heart for this club, and would have given five stars but for not wishing to appear as a homey booster.

The staff here always shows hospitality during tournaments. That's really the only thing I like…read moreabout this club. The outdoor courts are nice. But who's joining a tennis club in Seattle/Tacoma where it rains 8 months out of the year for the outdoor courts? I'm judging this place based on their indoor courts which needs work. The lighting could be nicer on all 4 indoor courts. They have 2 courts in one area of the club, then 2 in another. The first 2 courts are awful, there are big ceiling poles in the middle, and a wall to the left side that you can easily run into. I've had Lakewood team tennis players tell me it's their strategy to hit short angles so players collide into that wall. When you run back for lobs, there's basically no padding behind the tarp. So you collide right into a wall. Once, I was running back for a lob and someone had the steel door open because they were watching a match through it (I don't get why this person thought this was a good idea). So, I run into the tarp and right into the door (I didn't know it was open), right into them, and had the door been open a bit more, it would have probably knocked me out. They have a pool here. But it's not a real lap pool where you can swim. It's what I call a "drunk pool." Meaning it's more one of those pools people in Southern Cali will have in their backyard, where on late summer nights when you've had a lil' too much hard alcohol and for some reason you feel like jumping into water naked - it's that type of sized pool. If this club near was in the Bellevue or Seattle area, or more North, it wouldn't survive. I think it has a large membership base because there aren't many options in the Tacoma area for tennis. Tacoma Lawn isn't worth the money at all (indoor courts are pretty weak), Sprinker is nice but always packed, so Lakewood survives as an alternative.

Fantastic club. The directors are very knowledgeable and professional. Some of the seasoned coaches…read moreshould be coaching at much higher levels, but I am beyond thankful we have the opportunity to experience their superb tutelage. This club is fairly priced and practices are conveniently located.

Wilson Playfields is a very, very popular place to get your sports on! Open year round, soccer…read moreseems to be the primary sport, but there's baseball/kickball and football as well. The fields are in really good condition and it's clear why this place is popular. There's also a small playground so the littles can burn some energy off if being a sports spectator isn't doing it for them anymore. Picnic area and bathrooms on the premise as well, easy to spend the entire day if you're so inclined.

We come here for soccer league. Apparently everyone else does too. They have several fields, along…read morewith bathrooms and a playground at the entrance. It's fenced in, well lit, always clean, and you can tell it was built relative recently. I will note that the fields do not have real grass - it's all artificial turf. Which is great because it saves on water.

I used to take my kids here YEARS ago when we lived in a nearby neighborhood and was taken on a…read moretrip down memory lane when we had my daughter's preschool graduation lunch here. Surprised I forgot to write a review for them in the past! The biggest downside is the parking lot. There's literally like 7 parking spots so it fills up crazy fast. There is some street parking around the block for worst case scenario though. The other downside is that there is only a portable bathroom here and it's usually pretty gross, so plan to go before you leave home! The park itself is a pretty good size. There's a loop of a paved walking trail where lots of people were walking their dogs. The playground is a decent size but it's pretty exposed so bring lots of sunscreen and water! There is a decent amount of shade on the outskirts and on the trail because it's covered in large trees. A few picnic tables and benches here and there as well as a basketball court. It's a decent little park if you're nearby but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here.

This is a nice park to walk to if you're in the area as there are only 6 parking spots, 1 of which…read moreis handicapped on SW Dash Point Rd. There is a brightly colored playground for the kids which looks as well kept as the rest of the grounds and safe. There is one basketball court and a few benches scattered around here and there. This really is a small park which kind of explains the lack of parking. But there is enough room for your little ones to run (kids & dogs) or even toss a ball around or frisbee. The walking trail is small but if you circle it a couple of times, you might be able to get a small sweat.