I was only here once with Grand Avenue Club in late July, unfortunately i missed the GAC's October…read moreouting, but it was raining then, i gotta say i loved this place, i had a nice chat with the owner, Fred and he was very nice, the people were very nice and was great and would come back again in a .

From the owner: Blue Lotus Farm & Retreat Center occupies 64 acres of wooded & prairie land in the beautiful…read morecountryside of West Bend, WI. During the Spring, Summer & Fall seasons, we welcome groups of children, adults & seniors to our facility for nature based recreational activities. We serve all those with special needs, including at-risk, behavioral, physically disadvantaged, mentally challenged and all those facing a particular life challenge. We also welcome caregivers and staff for retreats & workshops. We are set up like a day camp, and groups can enjoy a variety of nature based activities during their visit. Amenities include: * Kayaks * Walking Labyrinth * Swimming * Canoes * Nature Trails * Yard Games * Pedal Boats * Campfires * Fishing Blue Lotus offers ADA accessible bathrooms, boardwalks, a fishing pier and a boat launch. We have lots of open space for arts & crafts, yoga, exploration and quiet time (or not-so quiet time!). Blue Lotus also has an indoor pavilion space that expands our program offerings by enabling an extensive array of educational presentation and recreational opportunities geared more for an indoor setting. It includes a spacious common and dining area, full service kitchen, meeting facility and handicapped accessible private restrooms and shower facilities. Attached is a screen porch that allows visitors a shaded area for a variety of activities.

This is our 2nd year as Members, we love River Wildlife, our family always enjoys our special…read moreoccasion invitations. The Staff is absolutely wonderful and welcoming and very accommodating. The food is creative and upscale and never disappoints. We enjoy the weekly Menu feature emails. ***We love the private exclusivity of RW, Kohler is a world class destination resort, keep it that way for the local residents please.

We spent the weekend at the American Club in Kohler and chose this restaurant for lunch. It sits on…read morethe members only property of the River Wildlife club. In order to eat here you have to pay an additional $37 fee per person, but you do get access to their exclusive trails to explore after lunch. We were very happy we took the time to walk the trails, it was a beautiful and diverse landscape and such a lovely walk! The restaurant itself was super cozy and up north feeling. Old log cabin vibes, you really feel like you're dining in the middle of the woods at a cabin up north. There's a large wood burning fireplace when you walk in that adds to the cozy ambiance. Lunch was not busy, so it felt a little dead and there was no music playing which was fine but just kind of quiet when we were put in a back room alone. I did get the feeling that it's obvious who's members and who's not at the treatment you might get. For being so quiet, service was really slow but luckily we were in no rush. We split their wild rice and mushroom soup, a pheasant blt and elk tenderloin sandwich. Everything was really tasty, the meat was done well. You didn't get an option for your side and they just served everything with a very mayo-forward pasta salad that I did not find appetizing. Overall, a super neat and unique experience.

Includes Weight Rooms, Pool, Gym and classes. Great membership price - highly recommended.read more

From the owner: Adult Volleyball League, Aerobics, Archery, Basketball, Chair Exercise, Family Swim, Free Weights,…read moreGym, Jazzercise Class, Karate, Lap Swim, Martial Arts, Meeting Room Rentals

This is a busy place where Seniors are encouraged to thrive! We party, celebrate life, exercise,…read moretravel, enjoy nutritious meals, get massages, play games, make crafts, learn new skills, practice old talents, sing, laugh, read, you name it! If you're a Village resident, you can join the Center for a small annual fee and get discounted rates on all the activities and classes. Some are free. If you like games, you can come here every day and find something you'll love and a lively crowd to engage you. If you like trips, climb aboard the bus and take an adventure. Sometimes, we don't even know where we're going because it's a Mystery trip! Those are always fun!! Lots of seniors enjoy the dinner theater trips

Excellent Experience with superb service!!! We had an AMAZING time and will definitely be back!!!!!read more

My sister booked a the painting breaking package and we had a blast!!! Felt so good after and I got…read moreto bring my painting home. I've been to other places similar and Breaking point is well worth it

I recently cancelled my membership at the Salvation Army Kroc Center due to several concerning…read moreissues. Firstly, the discriminatory practice of not allowing Hispanics to play soccer is utterly unacceptable. The management hid all the soccer balls and prevented us from enjoying a sport we love. This exclusionary behavior is completely unjustifiable. Furthermore, the constantly changing cancellation policies added unnecessary frustration to the process. Each time I attempted to cancel, I was met with conflicting stories and unhelpful attitudes from the staff. Their lack of consistency and professionalism only added to my dissatisfaction. Overall, my experience at the Salvation Army Kroc Center was marred by rude staff and an environment that is clearly not welcoming to Hispanics. It's disheartening to see such blatant discrimination and poor customer service in a community center that should be inclusive and supportive of all its members. I will not be renewing my membership until change of environment. I have several people to back me up.

I've been going here for a couple months now. I'd given 4-stars previously because the facility is…read moreclean and there are some smiling faces at the front desk, plus their brochure really sells up a lot of good ideas. But there are many things about this place that are pulling me away from that ranking. 1.) The inmates run the prison, because the only guards on duty work in clerical. There is no supervision of any kind - 3 or 4 Kroc Center employees hang out at the front desk and sometimes there's an employee at the desk in the weight machine room. They walk through the gym area to an "employees only" room several times per hour, reasons unknown. I've been coming here about once a week for just under two months now, and on THREE occasions I've had to "notify the front desk of a problem," always pertaining to people behaving inappropriately (breaking the rules) in the locker room. They keep acting like something will get done, but there's always someone else breaking the rules every time. 2.) The building is terribly designed. The locker room is for 14 yr olds and up, and there are 4 semi-private showers in there. It has a small changing area, lockers, and several bathroom stalls and sinks. It's too small for something that was built in 2010. They have private "cabanas" for families and small children to use, and you have to walk through this separate room to get to the locker rooms. The problem here is that the family area is HUGE with tons of lockers, but there are only somewhere around 6 or 8 cabanas, and they're always full (locked.) So every time I go to shower, there's some 5 year old staring at me while I dry off (I have tattoos, though I'm fairly certain that's not what they're looking at.) I've reported this on two occasions, and there's no way to know what kind of progress is being made. 3.) Any adults on the staff? At all? There are some good people working here, albeit ineffectual. None of my complaints have been addressed, and I'm getting tired of paying for a membership that requires I either complain endlessly or remain unnecessarily uncomfortable. It would be nice to see some professionals on the clock. 4.) The weight room is "on display." I haven't lifted weights since I got here, and I don't know if I'm going to want to. The weight room isn't a room, but a large space that you walk past on your way to the locker room. I'm honestly not in a place in my life where I want to advertise the way I look, but here there's no option. Not only is it open, but it's open to EVERY SINGLE PERSON WHO GOES TO THE LOCKER ROOM. It's a nice, large area, and I can see the advantages in airflow technology. But it's too high traffic for me. 5.) I haven't used the swimming pool area yet because there's no dedicated "free swim" area. I like to get a little exercise swimming, but I'm not a good enough swimmer to do lap swim, and I'm not 8 anymore so I don't want to play in the kiddie play area, which in all honesty is way too overkill given the total size of the pool area. They create a free swim area by blocking off half of the lap swim area, but it's not a very large area, and OH YEAH, if you're looking to do lap swim, be aware that you'll not only have 4 or 6 lanes to work with (I can't remember exactly,) but the kiddie play area opens up into the lap swim area, meaning that the water flow is connected. This is so pro-kids that it's anti-adults. It doesn't surprise me that a Christian-based facility promotes breeding above all other considerations. 6.) Not so much a complaint, but something I'm figuring out over time: Before I moved here, a lot of my friends in the area had told me that the Kroc Center was a really nice facility. They said I'd like it. But take a look at what you're getting: Approximately 50% of the building is for exercise, working out, sports, swimming, whatever you want to call it. ATHLETICS. The other half of the building is a church and god knows what else. Possibly the learning centers for children, as I've seen such advertisements in their brochures. I'm a single male with no kids, and I'm an atheist. So if this is a nice facility, maybe it is... for someone else. I don't need free daycare (which I honestly think is a big part of the reason why this place sucks so much - people let their monsters run free while they workout) and I don't need spiritual guidance. I came here for a workout, for some sports, and to maintain a general routine. It's not easy treating this place with any professionalism when you get none in return.

This is a terrible place to go and train. Half the equipment is broken, the other half is missing…read more When you tell people about things needing repair they just look at you and shrug their shoulders. They had a great MMA and Kickboxing class out there that a guy taught for free but they kicked those people out so they could try to make more money. They treat the staff like total garbage, that's why you hardly ever see the same face out there for very long. Go to CrossFit Farmland, Anytime Fitness or Mad Town Fitness. You'll be sorry if you give these people your money. Run away from this place and these wannabe holy rollers who don't practice what they preach.

I cannot say enough good things about LSRC. It is a fantastic resource for the community, not just…read moreas a gym but as a community center. The gym is well-maintained with something for people of every fitness level--free weight gym, circuit training machines, indoor track, cardio machines, and even a monkey bar gym! LSRC also has indoor gymnasiums, concessions, conference rooms and a studio, all for the community's benefit. Not only is Shaun, the director, an excellent trainer but he is great at coming up with ways to engage the community--family fun events, building teams for sporting events like Crazylegs, etc. We are blessed to have a place like this in Lodi!

Nickel and Rose was the first acoustic band and they threw serious sound that really had great…read moresound and spoke a good vibe. I am feeling a lot of love for this duo.

Once a 9 hole golf course and country club, many investors have pooled their knowledge, resources…read moreand expertise into what is now Riverview Gardens. Owned by the Cots organization, this project, now in it's second year, aims to use the grounds to grow food and feed those in the Appleton food desert. Riverview serves as a means to establish work habits and provide jobs, paid and unpaid, for many in the community. Many hoop houses have been erected, and garden beds are being prepared. Food bearing plants are being added to those already in place outside of the hoop houses. Sound organic principals are being practiced under the able leadership of Oren Jakobson. Certain areas of the grounds are dedicated to park like persuits. The former Country Club is being made into a community center. Volunteer driven. This addresses many needs of the community. They'd love to have you stop by and chip in.

Nice senior center operated by Milwaukee Recreation - MPS. Lots of senior events here, some…read moreclasses, a therapeutic work out area. It's an historic building. $15 annual fee for Milwaukee residents gains access to lots of stuff: https://milwaukeerecreation.net/rec/Locations/OASIS.htm