I went for a private social event. The parking in this neighborhood is practically non-existent…read more But, I got lucky tonight. The location is great - right on the water. (if you're attending a summer event and can be outside, or it's before sunset.) The bar seems to have lots of options, but no prices listed. So, it's a roll of the dice. "Market price" for a wine pour, I guess. Plus, they add an automatic gratuity. (Be sure to read the fine print) THEN, the card swipe machine asks you for an additional tip! This place hasn't been remodeled or updated in what seems like 50+ years. I hope to never return.

Sharing a perspective as a member…read more... My husband and I joined the College Club this summer and have nothing but great things to say about our experience. I was initially attracted to the idea of the social club. The lounge, which has a traditional college pub feel, includes a pool table, shuffleboard, a large flat screen, and lots of seating - a great space for hanging out. The venue which consists on two floating vessels has a large dock off the back. We were blown away by how much fun the dock has been. On nice summer days, we would come down for a couple of hours and lounge/lay out on the dock or hop in the water and swim for a bit. There are number of singles, couples, and families so it brings a nice balance of people. (We don't have kids but I've always thought this is the perfect club for those who do - without being too annoying for those of us who don't.) Also throughout the summer, they do Wednesday happy hours and a fun outdoor Thursday night concert series on the dock. I've talked to a number of serious rowers who enjoy the club for the boat access. My husband and I aren't rowers but to our surprise, we've had a lot of fun taking out kayaks (and paddle boards) - both with free access as a part of the membership. The gym isn't fancy but it's clean and has some good equipment (stationary bikes, rowing machines, weights). There are never more than a few people in the gym at once. I've liked it so much that I canceled another gym membership and only come here now. I wasn't sure if this would be a better "summertime" club but we've enjoyed into the colder months. In addition to my ongoing use of the gym, they offer fun social events like college football viewing parties and wine tasting events. Lastly, I have nothing but great things to say about the staff. They genuinely care about their members and have helped create a warm and welcoming environment. They really help set the tone for the overall feel of the club, especially for the social events. I'm glad we made the choice to join. It's been a great addition for us.

Great venue! I was here for the "Tail of the lake" regatta, and the experience was positive!…read moreEmployees were helpful and dealt with crowds and boat movement well. Overall 8.4/10, would recommend.

You can rent this place for weddings, family events, and private dinners. I loved the location of…read morevenue and views of Lake Union, but working with the coordinator was only okay. Communication with the LWRC coordinator was not always consistent - I had to check in more with her on certain details of the reception. The price was very reasonable though, and I liked that we could bring in our own alcohol and catering. Parking is spotty here, but they have a very inexpensive pay lot right out front. Sorry about the "extensive" vomit in the women's bathroom! Still trying to find out who that was. :/

Maybe it was different in the past, but playing here is not open to the general public, unless…read moreyou're the guest of a UW student or faculty member. Staff has even posted a crude sign on the front door saying exactly this, so they likely get some number of people coming in regularly and thinking the place is open to all.

My son used to go learning tennis there over year. At that…read moretime back then, Ms. Jennifer was his instructor. He was struggling to serve, she guided my son and other player very closely. Better ideas and advises were given. She sees players carefully individually not only giving them fun time as like other tennis clubs do. They had sumner camps too. I wish my son choose this club again since it is close to my house.

We came on a rainy Saturday afternoon…read more - The price is okayyy, it was 7.50pp for a drop-in adult swimming recreation swimming. - The parking kinda sucks, there were ~8? spots, and they're located on the opposite side of the entrance near the high school. Not sure if there was another lot somewhere, but they were full when we went. - The pool is pretty large, and I liked that the younger kids had their own shallow end of the pool to swim in, which was separate from the deep end. Even the deep end was split into a more play-ish area and a more serious-swimming area. - I got to try a rope swing for the first time! I feel like a REAL American now :D - The rope swing did mean that the serious swimming lane area was cut off... (but getting try a rope swing was worth it hahaha). - The locker room had plenty of lockers and enough showers and changing stalls for the mass number of people who were there at the end of the open swim period. I'd prefer single stall showers, but these were alright. - It'd be nice if there was a machine to dry my swimsuit :'( Maybe it's a safety thing because of the number of children? This is close enough that I'll likely be back (to help someone else fulfill their new year's resolution!).

Pretty solid pool. The pool is nice but the lockers is a bit dirty. The pool is a lil cold sometimesread more

We went to this pool specifically for the built-in steps to enter it. For people with minor…read moremobility issues, it makes it possible to get in and out of the pool without using the pool lift. There's a parking lot next door, but street parking also. The attendant at the desk was nice and helpful. I also like that they have lockers you can use with your own lock.

I swim laps at the QA Pool several times per week. It's a great pool for the price of a swim…read more Staff are very professional and friendly. Wish they had lap swim hours in the morning (not counting the early swim, 6 - 7:30 am) but I know it's a city pool and other pool activities compete for use. I've tried the private pools at 24 hour fitness downtown and LA Fitness. Both have drawbacks. Parking and access at 24-hour isn't as good as the QA city pool and LA Fitness had too many lollygaggers and the serious lap swimmers had to wait for a lane.

Great place for tennis equipment. Glad we stopped in! Restrung racket, bought a pair of shoes and…read morenew tennis balls

The employee working was extremely knowledgable and it was evident that he loves Tennis. I came in…read morefor shoes and was shown many good options.

The friendly safe personnel life guards. The cleanliness of the whole area, pool, walks and bath…read moredressing rooms. The sauna is great, too. Plus the have life vest and equipment to share.

I swam and worked at Evans Pool the summer after I graduated high school and during my first two…read moreyears at the University of Washington (2010 to 2012). The pool was kept a good temperature for lap swimming and rec swim. Lap swim would get busy at times, but if well coordinated I could get a swim in before or after my work shift to stay healthy and active. There is a sauna located at the shallow end of the pool and a diving board at the deep end. One of the things I found good weird about this pool was its activity level during the summers. At outdoor pools, summer can get packed. Since Evans Pool is an indoor pool and located right across the walking path from the lifeguarded swimming area at Green Lake, traffic wasn't too bad during the summers. Sure the sun's rays might not be directly overhead, but sometimes it is just nice to get in a swim in a non-overly crowded pool, which can be difficult when sunny and warm in the Seattle area. For that alone, Evans Pool is a stand out in my books.

One of lesser known Kayaking spot but I really like place. Once you kayak like 15 minutes down you…read morecan see Mount Rainier. It's not happening as SLU but it's a good mix of wildlife, open water. I think I like this spot the most because the water here is relatively calmer so if you get motion sickness and still want to do Kayaking - this is one place you should consider.

We rented 2 canoes from here and it was a great experience! Checking in was quick and there was no…read moretime limit when we went (this may be different if a busier time, but they told us to return when we were ready and to pay for the time you are gone). Lake Washington was a great place to paddle and the staff were very helpful. They help you get in/out of your canoe at the dock. There was a very accessible parking lot that you pay per hour for. Great experience!