Renovated and very nice on the inside. Their bathrooms are clean. Lots of activities to sign up…read morefor. Worth my taxes.

This community center is a wonderful place for children and adults to go there during all year…read more They have many sessions that people can sign up for activities. They have a playground for kids to play and very safe place to go as well.

WARNING to parents with children who will be using the child watch. One word. DONT. We were…read moreinstructed to bring in a bag for him with diapers and a bottle. We signed up today, worked out for 30 minutes, then picked up our son to find out on our own once we checked his bag, that he was fed a bottle that was not his. He consumed someone else's breast milk and or formula. We're still waiting on their staff to resolve this issue. If you're a parent, I don't have to explain the concern, frustration and worry that comes along with this. Needless to say this was SO not what we expected from the YMCA. We will not be back. Be careful who you decide to leave your children with.

The Eastside Family YMCA has been a service which provides our family hours of entertainment. The…read morefacilities are clean and easily accessible. The staff is very helpful when we have questions about schedules and activities. We take advantage of the child drop off which allows us to workout and gives our kids something to do. They have daily drop off times which is helpful. We also enjoy the pool and hot tub, as well as the ability to go to any other YMCA in the area and use their facilities. It is a great value for our family of 5 and while we have only been members for a month, we look forward to our weekly visits and it has become part of our routine.

This place has charmed its way into my heart. Before coming to RIT, I mainly top roped off and on…read morefor about a year with my bf - quite a feat for someone terrified of heights. One of the only reasons I kept going was because I was halfway decent at it. That being said, I'd only ever been to one gym (Planet Granite, San Francisco) and a small handful of outdoor spots. The first time I walked in I was dismayed that only the bouldering section was open and that that the majority of the climbs were on plywood. Not having extensive experience, I was certain that my shoes wouldn't be able to grip and that I'd slip and fall to my doom. During this first time, I also witnessed a girl fall and sprain her ankle badly enough that the school medics had to be called. I made a mental note about how professionally and quickly the gym handled the situation should I ever be so unlucky. After climbing nearly twice a week since January, I love this gym. I love how it has no heat (nice and empty when it's only 15 degrees outside!) and that I can't find the difficulty labels for most of the problems (who doesn't love a challenge?). A lot of the routes feel reachy to me, but that's probably a function of me being short and climbing weird. It doesn't smell as crazy as other gyms but we'll see once it starts warming up. The absolute best part is that it's only $20 a quarter for students. Can't beat that price! I'm looking forward when to when they open up the second floor - anyone need a belay partner? :D

Cool bouldering place. Very simple place but serves its purpose: bouldering. Lots of bouldering…read moreopportunities/levels there!

This is a great place for my special needs kiddo, who has sensory issues!! There is tactile play…read more(sand & water), heavy movement (playground and cars) and then calming down items (swings and circle go around). The staff has always been kind and helpful! I have never felt judged as a parent or out of place here. The homemade mac and cheese is yummy too! We drive from Batavia, NY to come here often in the winter. We love this place and wish they would open one in Batavia! :)

Decent indoor playground in Henrietta near RIT…read more Located in a warehouse-like building with tall ceilings, it's got a large pirate ship themed play structure in the middle. It also has a large bounce house, a small bicycle course, a foam block area, a sensory bin gem section and a pretty impressive water play area. I think the water play area was the most impressive part of the indoor playground. It was also nice to have a cafe in the middle with plentiful seating and a decent selection of kids snacks and foods (pizza, grilled cheese, sandwiches). Pricing I think was comparable to other indoor playgrounds, except they made me buy socks which was a bit annoying (I guess you can bring your own, but my girls were wearing sandals). It was about ~ $45 dollars for 2 kids, but unlimited time and I believe you can exit and come back later (which is another plus). Overall a good option on a rainy or snowy day to let the kids blow off some steam. My girls weren't THAT into the water play section, so I would probably be better off just going to the Strong Museum where we have an annual pass and has more activities.

This has been a wonderful place for our 5 year old daughter to come to work on her tumbling skills…read more She absolutely loves it here and has been coming since she was 2. Staff has been great working with her and I love the calm quiet environment. It is great to watch her grow and try new things here.

my daughter has been taking tumbling classes here for a yr now and loves it. We are there 3 nights…read morea week between class and a couple of private lessons. The gym has beautiful equipment and is very clean. The staff and coaches are so friendly. It's perfect for beginners to more advanced. I'm so glad we found this gym. My daughter has grown to love her coach. I recommend this gym to everyone I know

The gym? I am not a connoisseur. What you see from the outside is pretty much what you get on the…read moreinside froma 24hr standpoint. If anything, the locker room is small, and lockers smaller than usual. My main reason for writing this review is Push's horrible customer service. Puch Fitness is sweet and smiley signing you up for an auto renewing commitment. However, it is almost impossible to terminate one. This has been the case in my experience in at least five years. They don't pick up the phone. The mailbox eventually says it hasn't been set up. ...I eventually had to send an email to corporate, look around in my spam folder for a response days later, and go through infuriating obstacles and hoops to talk to a person. For a second time, I am attempting to quit while two billing cycles have gone by. I must remind myself the employee at the end of management's stick are not the problem. Gimme luck. A free star for the cleanliness the one time I went: 2 STARS.

Although it is a small gym it has everything you could possibly need. I pay the extra few bucks a…read moremonth to be a member with 24 hour access and a bunch of class options. Since it is a small local place class sizes tend to be small and the gym has plenty of open spots to workout. All of the staff is amazing and every class I have been to is great. They have so many possible times to get to each day just incase you work its pretty easy to still get to classes. They offer tabata, spin classes, burn workouts, yoga and every few months they add in new classes they offer. The instructors are very professional and always know what they are doing and offer modifications for those who need it.

Highly recommend the 2-4 year old class with Karen! She's so creative and really spots the kids!…read more It does get cold in here. Make sure to invest in long sleeve girls leotards!

I was a gymnast in my younger years and this was the gym I attended. So when signing my son up for…read moremany different things I thought this would be a good place to start him off to help with balance,teamwork and being comfortable with movement of his body and such. Staff seemed pretty friendly overall. I can't say the "regulars" who brought there kids there were all that friendly. The first day we walked in my son yelled "HI EVERYBODY" and was met with non reactive parents and children. Every class thereafter he became more and more scared to go. I don't know why. He wouldn't tell me. He just said the kids were not nice. After a few tries of covincining and frustration through out 2 weeks, I told him he didn't have to return. Every other class he has he loves. No problems whatsoever but with this one he really was upset. I could hear it in his cry. It was a different kind of cry (moms will know what I mean). I called and left a message to tell them he will not be returning for the reasons he only told me and said somneone could call me if they had any questions. I never received a phone call back. I'm a little torn on that... well if your kid leaves then why would they call back? Then I kind of think, well if it were me I'd want to talk to the mom and have her bring the kid in to see if we could figure out the problem and help encourage him to come back since I did pay $109 for the class and $30 for a ceremony he wont be attending. I guess maybe they see it as "well if they don't want to be here then we'll focus on the ones that do"? Sometimes kids just need a little extra push from someone other than their parents so they are comfortable with their environment. Guess we'll try to find another one.

Stopped here to check out the walking trail, and was pleasantly surprised by how big the park was!…read more The trail: Alltrails said this was classified as easy, but I beg to differ. The first half seemed that way! There were book pages laid out in weather proof stands to read as we walked. It was flat and wide, and follows the water. But as soon as you turn the bend and walk up those stairs, everything changes. It gets thin and overgrown, roots and rocks are everywhere, and one misstep would probably send you down the hill on either side if you're not careful. I would definitely classify this trail as a moderate, and would not recommend the second half to anyone who isn't steady on their feet! The rest of the park: Beautiful! So many wide open areas! Water, which always earns brownie points for ambience. A few covered pavilions, a really fun playground area, and an impressive community center. I'm not sure I would walk the trail again, but I would definitely come back here for everything else!

The biggest slides I have ever seen at a playground and my 3 year old was all about it! There are…read moreactually 2 playgrounds, both have a lot to offer toddlers up through grade school. There are also rentable shelters and a little lake with a neglected beach and splash pad. Great stop on the way to Sodus Point!