It's exclusive to Sun City residents..Clean locker room, showers, one pool for lap swim and the…read moreother for aerobic wading exercises.

Friendly staff at the library are very helpful and have great recommendations…read more The walking pool here is great. The entire pool is a nice space as is the surrounding deck, but the walking pool is the best!!

I've been coming to the Goodyear Recreation Center for about a year now, and it has truly become a…read morelifestyle for me. What started as buying a simple day pass, just trying to get active again after a few years, turned into something that completely changed my routine and mindset. I have to give a special shoutout to Obie. She is honestly the reason I keep my membership active. Her classes truly challenge you, but in the best way. They push you, encourage you, and somehow make you appreciate yourself and all the hard work you've put in. Obie is genuinely such a huge motivation. Her well-being, her demeanor, the way she carries herself, and the way she teaches really inspire you to be better. She's a true inspiration. After my very first class with her, I walked straight to the front desk and signed up for a membership. Every class feels like you're transforming your life for the better. She reminds you that your best is truly enough, no matter what, and that mindset has stayed with me beyond the gym. And the community that comes with it is just as special. I'm naturally a little shy, but the ladies here have truly helped me come out of my shell. Now I find myself wishing everyone a good morning when I walk in, even if I don't know them. They're always the first to offer advice or helpful tips when you're trying a new class, and they're just so kind and encouraging. I'm so grateful I found this place. I absolutely love it.

Beautiful clean Rec center! Had a good time at the pool with my children. Someone had an accident…read morein the pool and all water areas were immediately cleared! The staff are great! Very knowledgeable!

During a spring break visit from Utah I scheduled lessons…read morewith Ethan and Kaden for my two sons, ages 7 and 9. I was very impressed with the instruction both boys received and feel like they both got a lot of good take away from the lesson. I only wish we lived closer because I would love to be able to continue lessons with both instructors. Highly recommend both!

Private baseball hitting lesson :30 minutes with Angel N. Wow what a fantastic learning experience,…read moreAngel focused on the fundamentals and refreshing my memory. Fine tuning my stance, hitch and rotating hips at point of contact. He was impressed with my natural ability to produce power and bat speed. Above all he wanted me to be patient and wait for the ball to enter the hitting ZONE. Continued success to all. Thanks again D-BAT, 67 year old Jeff

Came here for a Celebration Of Life gathering recently. Nice park and lots to offer in the way of…read moreplaying ball games, having an outdoor party, or just taking a stroll around the park. The Ramada's are nice and roomy enough to host more than one party or event. There are plenty of places to park too.

Front desk consistently and deliberately lies about rentals. We booked the large room for our…read morewedding under the guise that the required bartending service allowed us to supply our own alcohol as long as they were sealed. NOW 60 days out we are being told otherwise and with absolutely little care. This low on their part is going to cost us thousands of dollars. The front desk worker we spoke to today was so nonchalant and had no clue how to do the very basics of her job. To say I'm pissed is an understatement.

Clean, well-run center with lots of entertainment & sporting options. I liked the "Walking Pool"…read morewhich did have some sail coverings over it to help protect you from the sun.

I came here with my great uncle while I was in town. The rec center is included in the annual…read moreassociation fees for the residents of Sun City. This is a really nice rec center. They have pool tables, billiards tables, bowling alley, gym and a pool. We went to play pool. The tables are in great condition. The felt is really nice and the bumpers are lively. I've also been there to bowl. The lanes are nice and well maintained. There are about 12 lanes or so. Overall its a very nice facility.

My daughter recently asked me a question that every sports parent loves to hear:…read more "Dad, where can I go to get better?" So, this summer, I signed her up for private softball lessons at D-BAT with Coach Jayme, and I honestly couldn't be happier with that decision. After just one lesson, my daughter's confidence skyrocketed. She was tracking the ball better, rotating her glove correctly, and finally beginning to understand the fundamentals of catching. In one session with Coach Jayme, she learned more than she had during an entire season of Little League. The biggest change, however, wasn't mechanical. It was her confidence. She enjoyed that first lesson so much that she begged me to sign her up for the week-long softball day camp. As the week went on, I watched her excitement for the game continue to grow. She wasn't just getting better--she was falling in love with softball. As for D-BAT itself, the facility has been excellent. The pro shop is well stocked with softball and baseball equipment, sunglasses, snacks, drinks, and even baseball cards. There are plenty of batting cages available for rentals, lessons, and camps, and everything has felt organized and welcoming every time we've visited. There are also bleachers and sitting areas for parents to watch. We're still new to the softball world, so I don't have years of experience comparing facilities. What I do know is this: My daughter asked where she could get better. We brought her to D-BAT. She left believing she could. As a parent, that's about the highest compliment I can give. We'll definitely be back.

Been coming here and very long time. Outside of some weird experiences you are getting what you pay…read morefor, a bunch of batting cages, well lit, and a place for lessons. The staff is generally kind and helpful and can answer any questions you may have. I am about the same distance between this dbats and the one in Peoria and prefer this location as they are more consistent. My only gripe is that they seem to always have atleast one or 2 machines down, this last time they had 3. I get it, they get a lot of use and they wear down, still annoying either way. I will continue to come back. I highly recommend a membership if you plan on going atleast once a week, it easily pays for itself.

Cute little gift shop located at the entrance of the park. It is right next to the library. Shop is…read moresmall but you can keep occupied by having a look at some of the creatures they have in there. There are snakes and lizards behind glass. Cool little rocks for sale and other items associated with our desert and mountain park. The people behind the counter are very helpful and friendly. You can grab a refreshing drink and maybe a quick snack for your hike. There is a restroom in the lobby and a nice shaded seating area outside. There is also a seating area inside with vending machines to rest or prep for the hiking trails.

I never knew this place existed until I came here for the grand opening of DNA Cards. I can imagine…read morehow busy this place could get, because an indoor sports venue seems perfect for Arizona's 120-degree summer! One complaint is the smell of sweat and mildew, with a mix of smelly feet. It was manageable, but definitely not pleasant.

Our soccer coach was able to secure some open space so our girls could practice (since it was 111…read moreoutside), which we were super grateful for. The main focus of the building is their batting cages and pitching tunnels. It seems like a great training space for baseball and softball players. There was a constant stream of batters and teams coming in and out. Our soccer team was down the way in an enclosed turf space and it was perfect for small sided drills, juggling, and foot work. Our team had so much fun training this way and mixing it up a little. I just kept thinking in the safe haven from the heat how the building has so much potential, but a lot of it is unoccupied. There is a large, gated in soft floor space, a restaurant space and an arcade type space. It would be awesome to have somewhere to do indoor training for other sports like soccer (goal shooting and accuracy) but also tennis (with a ball machine), lacrosse or golf. Anything needing long enclosed spaces with either machines or large goal/target set ups. It's quite loud, echoey, and constant cracks of the bats but there is seating all around for parents to wait and watch. You can definitely park down and get some work down with some headphones in though.