Great environment for working out--motivating without feeling intimidating. Equipment is well…read moremaintained, and the staff are supportive. Glen is extremely supportive and friendly! Neil in the front desk is also cool!

Great environment, awesome staff. Vibes are all there and even the big guys will try to help out…read moreand give advice but not be a total jerk about. Love everything about this place

Our boys have been training here for the past 2 1/2 years, and we absolutely love this gym! The…read morecoaches do an incredible job of encouraging growth--not only in skill, but in character as well. Their commitment to investing in and teaching each athlete creates a positive, supportive culture that is evident at every level, from beginners to advanced competitors. We are so grateful to be part of this community!

Best bjj gym in town very family orientated with great coaches. My son and I both do jiu-jitsu and…read moreits been beneficial to us both. Try out a trail class for free. Decent prices and great people.

I relocated to Longview this summer from southern Oregon and previously, Portland. Yoga is part of…read moremy life and wellbeing. I value a supportive teacher and community in my practice. I am not into designer yoga. I have visited all of the different studios around Longview (Holos, Tula, & YMCA), at least twice, in the event that I was having an "off" day. ReVive Yoga Studio is hands down my favorite for the following reasons: Eli is the best yoga instructor I have met in the Longview/Kelso area. He's skilled in his practice, but also funny and genuine. He meets his students where they are and encourages them to challenge themselves in a very comfortable, non-judgmental environment. If invited, he will make adjustments, too (to me, this is very important). He plays really great music throughout his classes. The studio space is warm and cozy, unlike some of the other studios in town that are more modern, and in my opinion, sterile. I also like the variety of classes offered at ReVive. My personal favorite is the Balance class. I only wish there were more classes available throughout the week. :). Anyway, I highly recommend this place and look forward to becoming a regular here. Sat nam. Namaste. Peace!

Great pool! Very clean and not cold! There's also a warm exercise pool and splash pool for the…read morelittle swimmers. Hours are limited to weekday mornings. Look up Propstra pool for the schedule.

Maryann and Ben have an excellent gym that is a lot of fun while getting a great workout in. They…read moremake their classes exciting. They are accommodating to all levels of fitness. They give great instruction, they are encouraging, and they truly care about their craft. These types of gyms are difficult to find in the United States, and we are lucky to have a great group in our community of Longview, WA. Please come and support them!

Great park with numerous picnic tables, lush trees, two large covered structures, swimming,…read morefishing, and spacious restrooms with running water. There is a nice kids playground as well. Entrance fee is just $1 per car. Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a leash (bring your own bags to clean up after your pup as these are not provided.) Barbecuing is permitted (bring your own grill or hibachi) and they provide a special container to dispose of hot coals. Ample handicapped parking and one picnic site can accommodate a wheelchair (blacktop up to and around picnic table.)

Very busy boating dock. Be quick they do not have patience for people they want you unloading and…read moreon your way in less than 5 minutes or the horns start blasting and the gray hairs start popping. Patience is a virtue people practice it!!! Beautiful park though with picnic spots and amble restrooms

One of the nicest parks in the area! Lots of options for a park (play, food, views, recreation,…read moreboating, lodging, etc.)! Loved having it be small while it was, but like all great things... everyone else finds them too! If you don't mind the wind a bit, it's a great place to spend the day at.

I'm quite surprised to be the first to review this beautiful and very well kept-up riverfront park…read more We stayed at McMenamin's Kalama Harbor Lodge this past weekend, and Louis Rasmussen Day Park is adjacent to the Lodge. My husband and I were surprised by how much we liked this park. We were also surprised by how much this park has to offer. It has wide walking paths with beautiful waist-height light posts lining one of the paths for when it gets dark - very romantic! The river view is really nice. There are lots of trees, 2 covered areas with several picnic tables under each one, horseshoe-throwing sand pits, tennis courts, 2 basketball courts, several sandy river-front areas, and 2 beach-volleyball courts. Also within Louis Rasmussen Day Park is Ahle's Point Cabin, a small, gorgeous, wood-paneled restaurant/bar with 2 fireplaces (1 indoor & 1 outdoor), a patio overlooking the river which is a nice place from which to watch the sunset, and a variety of games to play if you're in a game-playing mood, from cribbage to chess. I'll review Ahle's Point Cabin (which is a part of McMenamin's) more extensively on its own separate listing, but for the purposes of this review, the cabin really adds a lot to this already impressive park. This park has 3 signs saying that: 1. Beachfront hours are from 5am - 9pm. 2. There is no camping or overnight staying at this park. 3. No alcohol is allowed in this park. The public bathrooms in this park are easily accessible - they're near the basketball courts and the tennis courts - and they're very clean, well-kept-up for outdoor bathrooms, and well-stocked with toilet paper and paper towels. To my surprise, I noticed a full walk-in shower at the back of the women's bathroom. However, the shower was out-of-order at the time of my visit. Do note that this park is a stone's throw away from a busy amtrak train track and close enough to I-5 to clearly read the exit signs on that freeway. However, don't let that deter you from visiting this lovely park. We saw couples, teenagers, families with small kids, 20-somethings, and elderly folks enjoying their time there yesterday. This is a delightful park for a stroll along the river, a chat seated on a park bench, watching a sunset from the Ahle's Cabin patio, a picnic, or a fun game of basketball, horseshoe-throwing, tennis, or beach volleyball.

I absolutely cannot recommend this place enough. My daughter did Donna's parks and rec class at 5…read moreyears old and then again at 6, followed by a full summer of volunteering, although she is quite a bit younger than the "normal" volunteers she has the maturity and pure passion to make up for it and had an amazing experience. The first thing all the kids are taught at Longacre is safety, regardless of age they're taught that the horses are bigger stronger and if not handle properly can lead to injury. I spent almost everyday this summer at the barn with the volunteers and was amazed by how extensive the education they got was, she didn't just teach them about horses, horsemanship and riding but also all the responsibilities that go into horse and barn ownership (definitely not for the faint of heart!). They would clean stalls, feed and water, groom, pick paddocks, clean tack, lunge, lead, ride and cool down. They even did car wash practice for the nexts days car wash fundraiser! The teens she had leading the volunteer program are a huge reason I believe in her methods, they're some of the most respectful and responsible kids I've ever met, and as I've gotten to know her other students over the last 9 months it's the same for all of them. They're also incredibly knowledgeable and taught us all a wealth of information. My daughter is continuing to volunteer and ride at at Longacre and I can't thank Donna and her barn family enough for taking her in and teaching her. We look forward to the many horse crazed years to come! I recommend Longacre to everyone, lessons are awesome but if you're serious about committing to horse ownership someday (especially with kids) the summer volunteering is a jump start into the responsibility of horse ownership without the commitment.