this place is so clean i love it so much it makes me so happy, i spend most of my time here because…read moreit's so public and quiet and CLEAN!

#76 for 2019 I'm…read moregoing to write a review while I'm walking these few sandy trails. I'm going to hope I "donut" fall in the process. :-) I've been to this park quite a few times noatly in the evening when it isn't as hot as it is today. The trails are nice, level, dry, sandy and the terrain or lack thereof is mostly xeriscape meaning rocks, New Mexican weeds (but to those that arent from NM call this landscaping beautiful) a few cacti here and there. Still in spite of the dryness I enjoy my walks here. The park has a playground and lush grass growing and lots of trees. The CC isn't open on Sunday's so I cant review that. If your in the area stop by for a walk on the trails or let the kiddos run wild in the playground.... :-)

Sheesh, you should'a seen the place before the remodel. What an upgrade!…read more I lived nearly a stone's throw from this Community Center for a good decade, so I have a take on the neighborhood that influences my rating. First, the obvious accolades: This enormous, modern-ish facility offers plenty of the communal goods it was rebuilt to offer. Senior citizens own mornings and early afternoons, and men of all ages crowd the basketball courts later in the day -- when we're not in the midst of a pandemic, that is. There's a game room, lots of meeting rooms, and a good exercise room... which is where they can do better. When our oldest was 16 years of age, she attempted to use the exercise equipment and was told the policy was 18+. The Duranes neighborhood, nearly every block, is classic old Albuquerque planning: very agrarian, incredibly narrow streets, and no sidewalks. Running and even walking anywhere is dangerous. This Community Center offers an exception to that rule, and it should expand its age restrictions.

The Los Duranes Community Center is tucked away directly between the river and the IPCC. It is…read moredescribed as a hidden gem, and that is accurate! Typical of our Community Centers, Los Duranes is open Mon-Sat and offers after-school programs, senior meals, a variety of fitness classes, and an open gym for 18+. My company recently used the community center for an all-day event, and the kids working the desk were attentive and helpful to both our organization and the public. I recommend locals check out what their community center has to offer!

I like North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center. One of the group meetings I attend use this…read morefacility for our group meetings. It's a nice, clean and inclusive place with a very pleasant staff...and parking is always easy to find. For just $25/year, you get to come join different activities + use meeting rooms. What else better could you ask for?

AMAZING FACILITY. Attended Impact and Coffee on Giving Tuesday. Very impressed with the huge…read morevariety of programs offered to members of the community. From computer classes to dance, yoga, art and pottery, (also a soon to be built Olympic size pool!) this building has it all! The employees were beyond helpful and kind. I'm very much looking forward to going back.

Safe place for your family to enjoy the day lot of activities for the kids close to downtown if you…read morewant to get a bite to eat

Some of these reviews clearly don't know how a center works. Y'all obviously don't know that…read morealamosa out of all the centers caters to the homeless so they have to set rules in place for the program. I've been coming to their gym for many years even before Covid and I can agree things changed but the way you guys complain over the scheduling is ridiculous and probably never bothered to even ask why but instead you guys want to degrade the poor staff, the staff changes every year and sorry to those who get the attitude ones but they aren't all rude so no need to point all staff because the front desk are amazing ones. As a matter of fact I've witnessed ridiculous conversations that the staff have with the people and they act entitled and rude. Just simply go to another center and if it's really that big of a deal to you then talk to the higher ups because I can guarantee you that they are the ones that have those rules set in place. Do your research first and call ahead before leaving your 2 cents review.

Nice gym but there is a glare that comes in when playing pickle ball. The gym is new or newly…read morerenovated. The bathrooms are clean