This review is solely based on the schools out camps over holiday break…read more I signed my child up for camp and we were very excited about the program so I even shared with two other parents - who in turn signed each signed their children up. One child was 6, while mine was 5, but I called ahead and spoke with a kind lady who just returned from maternity leave, she confirmed the 6 yr old could join my kids 5 yr old class. Here's why it was so important that the 6 yr old join the 5 yr old class, this child medically can not get in any public pools, and the 4 and 5 yr olds do not have pool time so this worked out wonderfully. At the first day of camp, we again reminded them about the situation. Howecer, they didn't listen and had the child in the 6 yr old class, the child was terribly upset when the entire class got to swim. This all could have been avoided if they listen to our communication. My child did have a good time running around all day, but the point is that the breakdown of communication is scary and untrustworthy when dealing with a medical child.

my daughter had such a great birthday party at All About Kids! The AAK team, Ricia, Makiyah, Finn…read moreand Rylen, were amazing!! Big thank you to All About Kids for the wonderful day and for leading the birthday party activities!

This is an interesting place, they have a field for softball & kickball, swimming pool, pickleball,…read morebowling alley, & bar! the place looks abandoned on the outside, but the inside is nicely made and gave a retro feel! I saw their cheap prices for leagues and the bartender also explained everything since it was my first time there and very friendly! I would love to be in leagues here for their affordable prices and my friends & I have even talked about forming a kickball team to play here! definitely check it out, unfortunately they do not have a kitchen to consistently serve food, but was told they do cook outs occasionally & you're able to bring outside food as well.

I visit this place for one of my senior basketball players graduation party. Its hiding behind…read moreriveroad but I would lobe to plan a summer event Herr one day.

My daughter and I came in to swim with a day pass 40 dollars. Front desk didn't know the schedule…read moreor us. We got dress to swim. We came out to swim was told we couldn't because of swim lessons. I told them I want a refund, she said you cannot. The guy over it said I could. No one looked like they were writing my information down. Then when I called I was told it's taken cared of Thursday then rolls Monday no transaction was made so I have to keep trying to call April which I already called. I made a dispute with my back . Pay with cash. I found a cheaper place 11 dollars for me and my daughter verse 40 a day it's cleaner too.

Been a while since I've written this review. Figured it's time for an update…read more Firstly - The YMCA is much more than a gym. It is a charity. When you pay your monthly fee, your money is going to a whole host of programs. For example... * This YMCA (Southwest) has preschool that is heavily subsidized. Let's be honest - who is likely putting their children in subsidized preschool? Probably single mothers. And it's one of the best preschools in the city. * The Southwest YMCA also has an adult daycare for individuals with special needs or stroke victims, etc. Also heavily subsidized. * The YMCA on 10th and Chestnut has a homeless shelter. Completely subsidized. * The Northeast YMCA does a lot with the blind and water safety. * Safe Place is a division of the YMCA, and it is 100% subsidized. Go read up on what Safe Place is. It'll blow your mind. I could go on, but you get my point. When you get a membership at ANY of Louisville's YMCAs in the city, your money is going to support the above. The Southwest YMCA, I mentioned what it has. As well, it is a gym. And it's a great gym. The Southwest YMCA has the following: * Indoor pool * Childcare so your kids can be entertained while you workout * A rock climbing wall for the kids * Tons of classes like Zumba, Yoga, and Spinning * Basketball court * Free weights * All your standard gym equipment The Southwest YMCA is pretty big. It's not huge, but it's big enough. It gets busy after work hours and just before work hours. If you're looking for *JUST* a gym, then the YMCA may not be for you (although it will serve that purpose). However, if you're looking for your money to go further than just paying for you to be able to use a gym, then sign up at the YMCA. It's a great charity, and I'm glad to pay a monthly membership.

Going on our 3 rd year our three youngest have attended. It has improved my sons' wrestling…read moreperformance, our girl twins confidence, control, and self-esteem. As the mother in a world where human trafficking, child abuse, and bullying is constantly in the news, it has given me more peace of mind in watching their skills develop. The instructors are an amazing and great role models. They serve the community outside the gym and are just amazing. Friendly and highly skilled. :) I am so greatful to all of them and this gym.

My family loves La petite. We have been going there for 3+ years. The staff is amazing and so…read morefriendly. They are great at communication and work with each family with the child's needs. Their hours are also great. A lot of daycares are not open as early and also stay open till 6pm. Plus they feed the kiddos a great verity of foods. My kids love going there.

My god daughters attend here and absolutely love it! they have learned so much and their…read morevocab/conversation has noticeably increased! highly recommend!

Super fun for kids! Learn how to do parkour, what else would a kid want! The teachers are great,…read morethe gym is fun with challenging and beginner obstacles and the training was awesome.

I have been attending this gym for a few months now, and I've loved it so far. The coaches are…read morefriendly and always willing to give you help with movements and your form, etc. I've always exercised on my own, but I love the sense of community. The group classes and having a designated coach and workout really helps keep you accountable!

I have been a member at 2 other gyms in another state, visited several others through my business,…read moreand briefly worked out at another gym in the area. Bluegrass wins hands down. They just do everything so well here. Welcoming new people, encouraging others, programming, challenging, coaching, time management, equipment, cleanliness, specialty programs, fun events, etc. They got it down pat and make it such a fun and worthwhile place to be. Regardless of your fitness level, CrossFit Bluegrass will be able to work with you, challenge you, and have you doing things you previously thought were not possible for you to do, all in a safe and fun environment. Going to the gym is now my favorite part of the day.

Cool place to climb and hang out. Suggestions- music, making it a cool hangout for teens too…read more Took our son and some friends here to climb. It was clean, didn't have political signs which was awesome and staff was cool. Teens had a good time.

Rock sport climbing gym is a fun adventurous challenging experience for people that want to get out…read moreand about. They have a nice facility that offers a variety of challenges and they really put you to work but it is definitely a good experience and something that is fun and a good time.