12 indoor courts which are in good shape, well lit and clean. There definitely is a lack of AC in…read morethe summer though. Changing room and rest rooms are available, friendly and clean. Staff is very friendly, Howard being skill wise the best pro.

This place is borderline a dump. There are very few places to play tennis indoors though so they…read moresort of have a captive audience and it isn't awful but there are some things to know about. First off, Dee, the woman at the desk is awful. She's unfriendly, abrasive and curt. Ask her a question and she'll answer with attitude. If you have a problem, find someone else to talk to because it isn't her problem, it isn't her fault and she doesn't care. I doubt she gives any thought to customer service. It just isn't in her repertoire. As for the tennis, most of the pros I've encountered are good. Kathy and Raisa are phenomenal. They push hard and it's a great workout and my tennis always improves when I work with them. There are a few other pros I really like (Jeff comes to mind) but I don't remember all the other names. So why only 2 stars? Well, I talked about customer service. That's a pretty important thing. You always have to deal with the front desk to reserve a court or set up lessons. You pay at the front desk and if you have a problem, the front desk is the hub. If there were a way to get around Dee, it would be much more pleasant and much easier but you can't. Next, at least one of the courts has a huge dip in the back corner. If you don't pay attention when you're playing, you could fall and sprain an ankle at best. It's a huge liability. It should be fixed immediately. If not, they could at least cordon off that court and call it unusable. If they need the court that badly, they should make it completely visible so folks know they need to stay away from there. I play here because my friends play here. If I didn't have friends here, I'd go to Sportime in Schenectady, but they have issues too. Honestly, my favorite place to play tennis is at UAlbany, There are lots of courts, so chances are good there's one available when we're ready to play and it's free. Of course that limits me to only play in nice weather but I can live with that.

Love this gym, and especially the pool and sauna. Four stars because I wish they had longer hours…read moreon weekends.

Just putting this out there so people know that the Kilpatrick Athletic Center is OPEN for buisness…read more!! They offer outdoor Tennis and Pickleball. Also have squash and racquetball courts indoor. There is also a weight room with various equipment, A pool with open lap swimming and pool classes,etc. Fitness classes are happening also.. CHECK IT OUT!!

I have been going to Sportime for almost 3 years now! Hands down the best gym I have ever joined!…read moreThe staff is amazing, I always can find a machine at anytime to use ! I get personalized Training from Dani King ! I love my trainer who knows exactly how to bring the best out of me! This is by far the bat gym

What an incredible facility! We were visiting the area for the weekend and decided to drop in. Wish…read morei had a place like this near me! We played racquetball and lifted weights. But they also have indoor tennis courts, lots of cardio machines, even tanning beds. And saunas. Im sure I haven't seen it all though.

Was a regular spot for my son to spend an hour at the park. It was convenient to where I lived…read moreand a lot of kids around his age would be playing as well. The park is fun but looks a Lil Gothic with everything painted in black. There are a few nails that pop out and I have seen a few kids get hurt. In addition to the play ground, they have, softball, baseball, basketball, tennis courts, soccer fields and an ice skating rink. This is also the location for July 4th (independence day) fire works. Make sure you park a Lil far away and walk as the wait time is not worth it.

Nice group. Very professional. Bring your own water and towels…read more Advanced clinic was good fun.

Very friendly, professional staff. The facility is really something. Shawn is awesome with little…read morekids. There are five clay courts and one indoor facility. I don't know how else to describe it. It's just an awesome place to be.

I cannot stop and will not stop raving about the hours we spent in this facility. Everything was so…read moremuch fun for our littles, the staff was so friendly. We had the best time!

The Clark Sports Center is a beautiful facility and meets the needs of all who crave fitness and…read moresports. This is my go to haven when visiting from South Florida. I love the indoor running track and wish I had a similar option at home. This is a million times better than running on a treadmill! I've enjoyed it on rainy summer days as well as snowy winter mornings. The fitness center is also very nice and quite large. There is ample equipment and it is extremely clean. I like the Clorox (or Lysol) wipe stations available throughout the facility. There are plenty of mirrors for checking form when lifting and lots of cardio equipment options. Additionally, I enjoyed the large glass windows when I used the treadmill one winter morning. The view is spectacular! The fitness center and running track are the only options I've taken advantage of when in town; however, the class schedule and rock climbing wall both look dynamite. I may give either or both a whirl when I return this summer. Lots of options are available so check it out online and day and weekly passes are available for purchase. The front desk staff are always helpful and pleasant. See you in the summer or on Instagram.

Great clinics, personable pros, good exercise, very enjoyable. Looking forward to additional…read moreopportunities.

We came here for 2 2-person lessons during a ski weekend. Though the facility looked great, if I…read morecould give 0 stars for the lesson, I would. I called to get 2 1-hour 2 person lessons for Monday and Tuesday (1/21-22) and knowing what I know now, I should have taken it as a warning that they seemed to coordinate throwaway sessions (eg. 5pm on Monday with 1 person and 12pm on Tuesday with another). Not withstanding, we walked in on Monday enthusiastic for a lesson for my 4.5 year old daughter and my wife. My daughter had taken a semester of tennis and my wife recently gave birth to our second daughter and is interested in taking up a new sport (she has played a few times recreationally with no training). Our daughter is extremely athletic and despite her age and size is a Level 3 swimmer and Level 2 gymnast. We have heard from anyone who has ever taught her what a pleasure she is to deal with and how much she is eager to take direction and adjust. So we walked in and the facility looks like a Junior tennis dream, they have a child net, walls, manipulatives, floor decals. It is a shame none of those were used during their lesson. The instructor, Seth, behaved little better than a ball machine with a snide demeanor, seemingly annoyed to be there. As he swapped off time between my wife and daughter throwing ball after ball at an adult net, no direction was given. No games were played with my daughter, no playfulness was shown. I sat in on most of my daughter's semester and she got orders of magnitude more direction/adjustment than this on day 1 of a group (!!!) class at 3.5 y/o. As I watched, it was so obvious that I thought the instructor must be some savant, spending the first half of the lesson assessing and would come back the second half with adjustments. He didn't. And at the end when we asked for guidance, for anything really to make this feel as if it weren't a total waste of time and money (which it was), he called my daughter young (duh) and my wife a beginner (duh) and that they should just 'have fun'. The guy was literally simultaneously USELESS and demeaning. I thought, maybe it was just us, that he saw the tourists come into town and treats regulars differently, however I saw him in a lesson after ours (another woman) and he behaved the same. We paid him for the grace of his presence, I politely cancelled our second lesson and walked out enraged. I was angry not as much over the waste of money, but more over the fact that he could have very easily soured them on tennis from this experience. If one is annoyed dealing with amateurs then they shouldn't take them--- and certainly shouldn't be in the business of introducing children to anything, let alone a sport. People like this should literally be run out of the industry.

Oooh, some rare good news, one more thing to review from my Capital District World Tour. Anytime…read moreyou see a sign indicating people should limit themselves to two five-gallon containers of water during peak times, that's a beverage world trying. So the State Seal Spring is the marquee destination here, but for something worse-tasting but more unique the Geyser spring is within the same structure. Unfortunately the Charlie spring near the SPAC entrance wasn't flowing as of mid-December. The pine trees get five stars. I wish there were bathrooms available but that could be a seasonal thing. The park is technically reachable by bus but you might have to a wait a bit.

This is a huge park! We only could walk around a few area of the whole park. We got to try a few…read morefresh spring water which interestingly taste uniquely different from each other. The walking trails are wonderful and full with lots of green big trees. The highlight is to walk along the water. We also walks pass some buildings with the spa and restaurant.

Fantastic, private pool club in the heart of the Catskills. REALLY warm heated pool, playground, &…read morefull facilities. We discovered the High Ridge Club by driving around and joined ASAP. Our family especially loves the tennis courts and tennis professional with the lessons and games.