Big Ben's Home Court is easy to find and has decent parking thanks to an empty lot next door. It…read moreappears to be maintained well given my minimal knowledge of what makes for a good basketball training facility. We visit this location for a local youth basketball league. The kids have a lot of fun and enjoy their time playing. We always have a seat but the bleachers are minimal compared to a high school gym. The bathrooms are reasonably maintained but could be nicer. I'm not sure who works at the gym and who works with the youth basketball league, so I can't comment on the staff or service other than we haven't had any problems with this location all season. There are a few vending machines that could use a few more healthy and natural options. We haven't been in the locker rooms, but they are on-site. I do wish they would open both doors, and not just one side, so people can go in and out at the same time. It's nice that the gym can be split so four teams can play and practice half-court or full-court at the same time. It's also nice that the rim height is adjustable. IMHO, it's a nice location for youth basketball!

This is one of Richmond's finest and black owned facilities. It is owned by former NBA All-Star Ben…read moreWallace, whom if you're lucky enough you can stroll into the gym and see the 4 time NBA Defensive Player of the year. I believe Big Bens Gym is run by one of Ben's older brothers David. The facility is very clean and holds AAU tournaments throughout the summer as well as hosts the VAIL Sports basketball league all year long. Only complaints I have are that the referees that the facility hires for the games are terrible most days and the gym can get pretty hot on those scorching summer days but for the most part the temperature is pretty average. There are concession stands most days and David will fry fish so if you're hungry I recommend getting the fried fish sandwich combo because that thing slaps!

Overall, this is a nice park with a good number of picnic tables, a splash pad that's great for…read moresummer, decent restrooms, and a small playground. The walking trails were the highlight well-maintained, shaded, and surrounded by dense trees.it's clean, peaceful, and a pleasant place to spend a few hours outdoors.

I know why the blue left, and the red told me why it was leaving, but why did the Greenleaf?…read more This lovely park in the north of Charlottesville also contains one of my favorite YMCA locations in the country - so it's a great park for more than one reason. Definitely one of the best recreational areas of a lovely town.

Matoaca Park was a great place to visit for Earth Day! This hidden gem has so much to offer for…read morepeople looking or opportunities to get outside. They are open from dawn until dusk and offer some of the cleanest facilities around. It is a great place to hold a family gathering. They have a pavilion with a grill available to have hotdogs and hamburgers with the friends and family. They have two basketball courts available. If you're looking to play tennis, they have great courts available with high fences to keep the balls within the court. If you have a baseball or football team, they have baseball and football fields available. They look like they are well maintained and offer great spots tor team sports. Tip: contact Chesterfield County Parks and Recreation for booking details.

Very knowledgeable trainers who have experience in sports and and in structured motivation.read more

27 acres and featuring three lighted baseball fields, a playground, basketball court, picnic…read moreshelter and seven lighted tennis courts. Plenty of parking and lots of benches for the groupups to sit while the little ones are on the swing set. The picnic area is covered but does not have electricity. This park is located next to the James Blair Middle School. [Review 12161 overall, 1945 of 2019.]

Stopped here while waiting to be called that our table was ready at a local restaurant. Nice…read moreplayground overall, but what puts it a cut above the rest is the ZIP-LINE. I have never seen such a long zip line for kids. They are usually about 10 feet long and pretty lame. This is really long. I wish I could give an accurate measurement but, I had to run to keep up with kids zipping along it. There is a round little seat for them to sit on as they careen down the line. Unless your kid is a tween, you will prob have to pick them up to get them on the seat. It sits a bit high.

Nice open park with wide spaces for picnics and BBQs. There is a pavilion with tables, benches,…read moregrills, a playground and basketball courts. I will update later!

We went here the other day as the kids were on spring break.. it looks bigger from the pics online…read morebut it's still a pretty solid park .. the zip line was a huge hit for the kids, even my 14yr loved it .. there are plenty benches and shade for the adults . Took is 49 minutes to get there and it was worth the drive

Ok, this park is PERFECT. No, seriously. It has reached park perfection. There is the biggest (and…read moremost fun looking) playground that I've ever seen. There looks to be some sort of 'ship' for their imagination as well as several slides and merry go rounds and everything to keep the little ones busy. Going around this park, is a walking trail. It's not too long, its not too short. It's just right. You can leisurely stroll around the entire park, taking a break to watch the kiddies or...and this is the best part, watch the pooches. Among it's perfection, this park has three, VERY large dog parks. Two for the biggies (they need the room) and one GINORMOUS park for the Lil Napoleons (ever meet a small dog that didn't have a Napoleon complex?) This dog park is so big that after throwing the ball for 30 minutes, my very energetic poodle came up to me panting heavily & I swear I could hear "Uncle" as he dropped the ball & walked away. The grounds inside the dog parks are kept beautifully. There is a volunteer who faithfully cleans out the water bowls, picks up anything that parents left behind, supplies balls to all of the parks & for a bonus will even snuggle any pet needing a confidence boost. I am very hesitant in writing this review because if word spreads too far & fast, then everyone will want to come here & there will be a line. There are very friendly owners that come to this park, all different breeds. One day it will be all poodles, doodles, chichipoos, doxies...you just never know who you will meet!

I have been going to triangle for almost 2 years and it pains me to leave a one star review. But I…read morehad to cancel my membership for some non-negotiables. Pros: - The staff: They are pleasant, knowledgeable about climbing, and a joy to be around. - Climbing: Engaging, and I love the routes they come up with. - Community: Great people, and truly what I'll miss most. Cons: - Filth: There is no regular professional cleaning service and the grime continues to be ignored. It has built up to a point I cannot justify paying the exorbitant price. -- There have been small black bugs in the spa shower since July 2025, and I have notified staff several times. They have multiplied in this time. Picture/video attached. -- There is black mold in both the steam room and sauna. I have notified staff several times. I go to the steam and sauna for my asthma, but it only makes it worse at Triangle. Pictures attached. -- For those that aren't spa-goers, it may disgust you to learn that triangle staff, after acknolwedging the aforementioned points, said the nastiest thing in the gym is the rock holds. -- The turf in the weight room is sticky in parts and matted down with conglomerated sweat. - Unresponsive: I brought up issues many times with staff, but the cleanliness never gets addressed. It took over a year of multiple members complaining about urine stains and smells in the mens bathroom for them to simply add an air freshener and smell-reducing pad to the toilets. -- I do NOT expect your desk staff to clean the whole facility. This requires a competent professional service. -- A response from triangle to a prior review from a month ago mentioned a professional crew within "the coming week or so." There has been no change, not in the last month, not in the last 2 years. - Pricing: I originally paid the individual membership price of $89 a month. When my roommates discovered the group plan we were told it would be $39 each for 3 members. Seemed too good to be true but we were reassured. Online, 3 members should amount to $197 ($66 each). Turns out we were charged $267 ($89 each) per month of our group membership. Triangle has not returned any of our contact about this overcharging and it is beginning to feel predatory. So, Triangle, I implore you to: 1. Clean your entire facility. It's embarrassing. 2. Provide straightforward pricing for memberships and make sure all staff are trained in this before they sign people up. 3. Respond to your members concerns. We want to keep being a part of Triangle. Thank you, and I would be elated to see these changes and revise my review to reflect them.

I joined Yelp to leave this review here because I am at my wits end. I reluctantly agree with…read moreJared's 1-star review that TRC does not keep up its facility. 5 stars to the staff, setters, and community. 1 to the management and upkeep. Have been member 2 yrs, roughly 3 times a week. In that time, the spa has had either or both the hot tub or the cold plunge out of temp/order at least once a week. When I finally spoke up about it in Jan 2026, the spa closed for several weeks for "repair". The hot tub remains broken/tepid, and the cold plunge has been over 50F, sometimes 65F, most days since they replaced the chiller, though it's set at 46F. The sauna bench is collapsing from rot. Yes there's mold. Saw the bugs in Jared's video--that's where you shower before you get in hot/cold tubs. The spa floor has been cleaner most days, but still has the occasional muck and mud suggesting nobody has looked at it all day. Last year there was a piece of green chewing gum on the floor for 3 months. Audio system in common area is blown/distorted--since late 2025. Maybe turn it off if it's pumping out static and you're not willing to fix it? Problem solved. Exercise bike missing pedal straps since Sept 2025 despite 3+ emails to TRC. Why do you leave a broken machine in this room? Maybe remove it if you're not willing to fix it? Problem solved. So much of this is own-goal stuff. Painful to see. Infuriating to pay for. My emails to ask these things be fixed have been met with a mixture of genuine understanding, lip service, advice on "how I shouldn't feel about it", and assurances that they're looking into it. I'm not a hot tub repairman, but for the 5-6 weeks? the spa was closed to unsuccessfully repair it, a new one could have been installed that is current tech. The CEO graciously offered me a refund on me and my partner's $1400+ annual prepaid membership. I hope I do not have to take him up on that, I would miss my friends and climbing partners and the excellent work of the setters (yall rock). I am afraid to get my hopes up, but am leaving this here less as a warning to others and more in an effort to light a fire under the operators to maintain their facility and provide the services its members pay for.