I wish my town had grounds like these. The fields are expansive and provided enough space for flag…read morefootball tournaments. The parking situation was a bit rough though. Many of us had to park far away on private property and walk down to the fields. Not ideal but we made it work.

Very good .... $14 for me and my baby to have a good time. Lots of lifeguards monitoring the…read morekiddies .....

The pool is nice but in the ladies locker room the floor is always very wet . When I asked about it…read more, the mgr said they try to squeegee after the aqua classes. I've been there at diff times and it seems to always be wet. Fans would be nice to circulate and help dry the floors . Shower floors have puddles inside and outside the shower . Hard to get dressed without clothes getting wet, even near lockers area

It's small and hidden away, but has a basketball court and some nice playground equipment (separate…read moreequipment for toddlers and older kids). It's usually not very crowded, either. There's only street parking; I usually park on Woodburn Avenue.

Outdated facilities, bathrooms are not large enough to support tournaments - you often see men and…read morewomen using each others bathrooms to avoid lines and the floors are always wet, old fraternity couches in the food court for seating, I'd hate to see the kitchen storage spaces, surprised a health inspector didn't shut it down.

If you're paying money for your child to improve their volleyball skills and to have an organized…read moreseason, then don't sign up here. My daughter just completed her first season at this establishment and it's such a joke and such a disappointment, and I completely regret having her accept the offer here. Her team was not accepted into a few of the tournaments we registered for because they waited too late to register us. Instead of just registering us, they go to the parents in the beginning of the season and give them a certain time to pick which ones they want to register for. Of all of my 5+ club seasons of experience, when you sign up and you get an offer and you accept, they send you the schedule. The majority of the tournaments that we did get accepted into I had to pay additional fees for, not just for the coaches expenses, but for additional registration fees in general. The coach was not competitive at all. She tried to ensure everyone equal playing time in tournaments, my experience in club has always been you earn your spot unlike rec. The club itself is disgusting. The bathrooms are atrocious, some stalls work and some don't, you never know if you're gonna have toilet paper or paper towels. They overlap scheduling with club practice and adult rec leagues that pay to play on their courts so the club teams have to share courts while the club doubles their money for the courts. It's such a scam. I could not be more disappointed in a club volleyball organization.

Although I've been to the Catonsville Y before, I was mostly swimming at the time to prepare for…read moretriathlon. Now, I'm preparing for Hyrox so I see the gym with a different perspective. I like that they have a ski erg machine that's comparable to that used at the event. My favorite Y is the Weinberg location, and that one is different. They also have a rope, which is useful for training the shoulders/arms. It's just in an awkward place. When the roped is pulled out to full lenght for use I felt like I was in the way. I tried two different angles and both were the same. Oh well. Sorry, not sorry. It's a big Y! They've got several sections of weights, machines, cycling rooms and the..... I guess I'll call it, Crossfit room (which is small and a bit awkward, but it works). They have weighted bags for the lunges up to 40lbs. They also have plenty of (matching) kettlebells. AND, they have weighted balls for the ball toss. The only thing missing is the sled. You can go to the Weinberg Y for that. I like this Y as well. There's plenty of room, which is good because it's much more crowded (even mid-day) than my other Y's. I was also glad to see the staff cleaning the weight rack. I mean, not just wiping it down. They removed the weights, wiped down the rack where the weights were sitting, and place the weights back. They were also removing the scuffs from the wall with the magic eraser. No wonder it looks so clean. And of course I can always count on the fireplace to chill at after my workout. Come check it out.

I am writing to share feedback regarding my recent experience at the Catonsville Y related to Stay…read moreand Play hours. On a BCPS delayed start day, the facility did not clearly communicate any adjusted Stay and Play hours. The posted signage did not reflect the delayed schedule, and while staff observed me arriving with my child, this information was not proactively shared. I only learned of the adjusted hours after specifically asking. Clear and visible communication--especially on delayed start days--would help prevent confusion for families and improve the overall member experience. I appreciate your attention to this matter and hope it can be considered for future operations.

I'm not a member at Life Time but I've been lucky enough to be a guest here a few times. I've…read morelifted here and most recently, took a vinyasa yoga class. The facility is massive -- it almost feels like a mall. There's a cafe, indoor pool, plenty of fitness areas, and spacious locker rooms. Everything felt very clean here which is a plus. The Sunday 10:45am vinyasa class was advertised as "medium heat" but it barely felt heated. The instructor wasn't my favorite and the flow felt clunky and disorganized. Her queueing wasn't very clear and if I were a newbie yogi, I'd be pretty confused. Most of the class was spent in child's pose or savasana and I would've preferred more time to flow and play. The studio itself is fairly small for the size of the rest of the gym. As a guest recently, I had to download the app in order to get my guest pass which was pretty annoying. I've never seen another gym do that and didn't appreciate the extra hoops to jump through. Overall, if this gym was closer and less expensive I'd consider it but for now, I appreciate the chance to be a guest here.

I went to this gym from 2023 - 2025 and finally canceled my membership in December. The staff are…read moreincredibly nice, honestly they are the best. But the crazy expensive cost is not worth it. It feels like all the money goes to extras like the sitting areas, pickleball courts, classes that cost additional money, etc. The only gym area is the second floor, and even that is taken up by classes. Machines are often broken and dirty, kids are CONSTANTLY running around unsupervised and playing on the equipment, and the gym etiquette has taken a severe hit. You see people filming, reading up multiple machines, sitting for an hour while scrolling, and not putting things back. I had to change my workout so many times because the free weights were missing entire bands of weights. Again, the staff is incredibly kind and nice. But the gym does not deserve the almost $200 a month price point. I would pay $40.

A cool little nature center in Leakin Park!…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful. You can come in and explore on your own, but they also have programs that work with summer camps and homeschool groups to have a more formal experience for kiddos. There are some animals to look at and appreciate, including a turtle (who loves playing with people who visit) and snake, and several birds in their outdoor aviary. They have free maps of the trails in the park, as well as some informational packets about various flora and fauna. También tienen folletos en español. The center room has a portrait of Carrie Murray, some couches, several taxidermized animals, and some books about nature. The bathroom is unisex, accommodating a urinal, 2 stalls, and a changing table. A great place to start your hike (or end, or just use as a break in the middle!) or just visit on your own!

Didn't go in for the nature center the last trip. But we were outside participating in the learn to…read moreride program with Baltimore city recreation and parks.