Great location in Chicago's western suburbs. Nice pickleball courts and talented pros. Friendly…read moreatmosphere! I recommend Net Game for pickleball players of all abilities.

Great indoor Courts Most accommodating staff…read more Lessons, all levels . Open play within your rating levels. Fun Social events, bar & food. Chuck S.

I just joined here a few weeks ago, and although I haven't tried everything that the club has to…read moreoffer what I can tell you is that it has everything I need... and more. I joined this club because I have been a high-end fitness club member for many years. When I moved here from California, I tried the LifeTime in Burr Ridge and quickly quit because the place was so filthy and crowded all the time. Forced to take some time off due to a medical issue, I began examining my gym options once again in the area. Score Sports down the street from my house wouldn't even answer membership inquiries (I filled out two), I didn't like what the Country Clubs in the area had to offer, and Five Seasons didn't seem like my vibe. I walked into Midtown and immediately saw that it was a great place for me to get my workouts done in an environment I'm accustomed to. The other bonus is that I don't have to pay extra fees for childcare, which added up big time at other gyms between my four children. Do I wish they had a well developed hot power vinyasa program geared toward master yogis? Yes. But what I'm really here for is the weight room, the fact that I have a spot I can do CrossFit WODs on my own, or I can join a variety of classes from spin to Pilates if it works with my schedule. This gym is a lot smaller than the gym I was a member at in California for many years, but I like the fact that it's a bit more quaint and exclusive. People are really just here to workout, just like I am. I like that. I'm not at the gym to be social, I'm there to achieve my fitness goals. As an aside, their Kidtown allows food from the Cafe to be ordered and delivered to your children. This means I can come around lunch time when the kids are out of school, feed them lunch, AND I GET TO WORKOUT! The only caveat is that because my 8-month old isn't walking yet, the kids can only stay for 90 minutes. But when the little one is walking I'll have 2 1/2 hours of freedom -- and that to me is priceless.

PROS: The staff! Really their best asset is their friendly…read morestaff members who get to know you. This includes wonderful trainers who can take you from zero to hero as far as someone who NEVER works out, to someone who can develop a fitness routine. Programs: Lots of great programs like Tennis-In-No-Time, swim lessons for kids, and as I said before, great trainers you can book to achieve your personal goals. Tons of equipment to choose from in a bright, open space. Some regulars you can get to know and learn techniques from. CONS: Pool area feels too "open". Don't need peep windows all around the pool. I felt weird swimming in there so I never did. Close it off. Management change up/corporate vibe. Don't let you even hold your account for a month now (even though they used to). It's a pricey, luxury gym with clients that pay more to get more so making people jump through tons of hoops to hold a month for travel, work, etc doesn't gel with that vibe. If you give a months notice this should allow plenty of time to adjust staffing. You have to pay extra for a lot of stuff, so in order to use a lot of what really makes a gym like this worth the extra $ in the first place, you have pay EVEN MORE. Otherwise you are mostly utilizing equipment, classes, and such that you can get at other gyms for way less.

Nice little lake in the neighborhood A couple of people…read morewere fishing, walking dogs, kids on scooters, joggers, and a few shaded areas just to relax. It's not necessarily a place to go out of your way to find but if you live in the area, it's s nice spot, for a walk, jog, or picnic.

IF your looking for a sports items like a glove or ice states or even ski and ski boots, the staff…read moreis extremely knowledgeable and friendly.

Good prices on used sports equipment and good service from the employees we would shop there againread more

Why was I in Naperville?…read more We wanted to check out the courts, which use Sportcourt surfaces, and one of the courts uses the latest most up-to-date surface. It was a pretty wet and windy day, so it was hard to get a game going. There was one couple hitting tennis balls but we went to to the other courts and they left shortly after. We were disappointed in the surface for pickleball. There wasn't much bounce and the surface seemed to absorb much of the bounce. We were packing it up but then we went over to try the other courts. This had the updated surfaces. The balls bounced higher and it was almost like playing on a cement court. Almost. (The sport courts have concrete underneath). We had been considering adding a pickleball court to our backyard but the jury is still out. Some more research (cement vs sportcourt) is needed. If you live in this neighborhood, hope you get out and use the courts. They're in pretty good condition and the one court has the most uptodate surface.

I have been a member at ARC for many years now and it has been an important part of my daily…read morelifestyle. The facility is very clean, friendly staff with low turnover, and the other fitness members are kind and courteous. Membership fees are low and classes / guest passes are included in the monthly fee. The workout equipment is in great condition and well-maintained; there are additional spaces for stretching and yoga as well. I'm looking forward to bringing my newborn son in the future to partake in the other programs they offer for kids - Best, Charlie

Thanks to walking (weather permitting), weighing in weekly Thursday morning at my TOPS (Take Off…read morePounds Sensibly) meetings in Lemont, and participating in the Silver Sneakers classes with Denise, Mike and Antoinette, I have lost 33 pounds since 6/26/26

We enrolled in a NTC tournament. We were first told that my son was on alternate, later they…read moreexpanded the draw from 8 players to 16 players, and notified us that we were promoted to the main draw. The tennis tournament fee of $90 was charged and confirmed. Before the game, when I was checking the schedule, I found my son was not on the draw, he was put back to alternate without any notice. I had to contact NTC to understand why. Then I was told sorry for the confusion you are alternate. It looks like they changed back to 8 player draw without any notification. And I was refunded $75 out of $90 I paid, as the rest $15 was processing fee?!!! Please be cautious about joining any NTC tournaments, other parents who were selected said, the tournament was poor managed and waiting time is really long for already accepting more than the capacity.

Great team but pool hardly taken care of vending machines work sometimes bathroom is disgusting but…read morevery nice

Clean, fun and a pleasure to bring your kids. There is a gazebo to have a snack or lunch.read more

This is a hidden gem in the Seven Bridges neighborhood. The best way to access this park in from…read morethe main entrance at Hobson and Greene Road. The Seven Bridges park has a large playground and swings...suitable for many ages. There is a short walking path, basketball court, tennis court, and a covered area with picnic tables. This park is in a neighborhood so there is no parking lot but you can park on the street. This park does not have a bathroom so you can't stay too long. Overall- great place to pack a lunch and play outside on a beautiful day!!

This is a small park so this review will be short…read more There's a free concrete splash pad that, while simple, seems to keep the kids busy and happy. There's a slightly shaded area with tables and chairs. For additional fun, plan on bringing buckets or other water related toys. We brought small squirt guns and a couple other toys but had a slight issue getting all our toys back. There was also an issue with sharp broken plastic pieces from some toy that another family brought and didn't seem to care to pick up(even after I addressed them....), but I picked them up and discarded them in a jiffy. The bathroom is a portapotty that's only cleaned weekly, but again, this is a very small park. There's also an area to play tennis that looks nice if that's your sorta thing. Looking forward to our next visit.