Everybody is so friendly. This place is beautiful, clean, brand new facilities. Well maintained as…read morewell as great staff. I'm here, probably five days a week. It was a bit strange today having only one person swimming in the giant pool. It was overcast and rainy, Saturday evening... I guess I was the only one that needed to do laps but, when you're face down in the water, you don't really see anyone else or talk to anyone else. This is my favorite swimming/exercise spot . Can't say enough about it. Don't forget, the membership here also allows you to go to the other Reno area pools. Including Idlewild, north Northwest and Mount Evelyn or Evelyn Mount whatever it is. Lol

Time to check in on the pool 18 months in. I am happy to report that the facility is being…read moremaintained really well and it still has that new pool smell. Ok, maybe it is a clean pool smell. The building, locker rooms, seating areas, parking lot and outdoor areas look good. If you haven't been and you are thinking it is just another community pool like Alf Sorrenson or Idelwild, it is not. This is a jewel in the Parks & Rec. Department's offerings. This facility gets bonus points for being fully self sustainable with the hot springs and solar. The rates are reasonable with discounts on Wednesday evening and Sunday. RecConnect passes start at $12 per month.

*** Never been to this location. *** Just wanted to share:…read more In order to have a membership you must be a student or a facility member.

LRC is the best gym in town, better than any commercial gym…read more There are 8 squat racks and 4 benches. That alone tells you how much better this gym is compared to others. Other gyms are bigger, but only have 2 or 3 squat racks. This gym also has rubber plates, so you don't have to worry about breaking the plates when you drop/rack your weight. You can be as loud as you want! There is also an open area for crossfitters, 2 basketball courts, diving pool and a lap pool, and 4 racquetball courts. If you are a student or faculty at the University of Nevada, take advantage of this gym! If you're not a student/faculty, it might be harder to access this gym, as you might need to buy an alumni pass and/or a magnetic ID card to get in. And that's on top of your gym pass. So the only reason why I'm giving this review 4 stars is the price. But you do get what you pay for!

We had an amazing visit to trainer pool! The life guards were great, explained the swim test and…read morehad us all get wrist bands for the slide. The water was clean and comfortable temperature. Sadly we found it late in the season this year but can't wait to visit again next summer.

Close to home. Smaller pool but nice water temp on a hot summer day. Also enjoyed the cooling…read moreeffect of the sprinklers.

Very disappointed in pool hours and open swim for families during the summer. Customer service…read morecalling the pool is lacking and not receptive to booking events for school events or large groups. Pool should be open in afternoon for kids during the summer. Staff needs customer service training when speaking to the public. This pool would be utilized more if hours were receptive to families and schools in the neighborhood. The facility itself is very nice and some showers may need fixed in locker room.

Swim classes are great Kim is a great instructor , good for beginners also, but everyone is niceread more

Might be a bit pricey for a local but when you have a room it's freakin sweet. Lots of hot tubs and…read morea section for just adults if you don't want to be around kids. Josh, the bartender, was quick and efficient and super nice. 10 stars for him! Over all quite a lovely place to hang out but a steep $30 entry fee if you're not staying here at the GSR.

We're Sparks locals & paid tourist prices to visit the GSR pool on a weekday! $30/pp to get in @…read more12noon on a Friday. Sheesh. A fool and his money are soon parted, I know, but we had a rare kid-free day and treated ourselves. Poolside service is snooty and slow. Drinks taste like mocktails & food is mediocre. If you wanna hang at the pool, better come with a credit check and Vegas money, baby. I'm surprised they don't charge you for sunlight. I know the days of $200 cabanas that come with admissions are long gone, but this seems unsustainable for Reno.

This Fitness Connection is fantastic! The gym is always clean, with plenty of equipment available,…read moreso you never feel crowded. The staff is consistently friendly, Megan and Noel are especially welcoming and always greet members with a smile. For the price, it's an incredible value. I'd definitely recommend this gym to anyone looking for a great place to work out.

Overall, the gym seems pretty decent. I haven't used the pool, sauna, or hot tub yet, so I can't…read morereally review those. The equipment is in overall good shape, although there do seem to be some cardio machines that lack some of their original functionality (heartbeat sensors that don't work). The facility is pretty clean, and well organized, and I haven't seen any behavior by patrons or employees that would be off putting to anyone of any fitness level (and I should know, my strength is pretty poor right now). I can say that I definitely do not recommend that anyone use their personal training options as of now. I'm about six weeks into a six month contract (and very glad that I didn't sign up for one longer or with more/longer sessions)... and now have a third (fourth in one way) personal trainer... the first flaked and never showed for the first appointment (after the 'free personal training session' which was much more a hard sell session)... all communications except for the notice that a different trainer was assigned to me on that first paid session has been by text message, that, and only that communication was by email (which I didn't check until hours later)... no one at the gym knew about the change, either and, evidently, the other trainer was either not there or not that interested (I was at the cubicles where the pt's are based ten minutes early and stayed for at least five minutes after the scheduled time before going to do a workout on my own). The second (third?) trainer was great for a few weeks, but her schedule has now changed, so I've been shunted to a third (fourth?) trainer that I've met (I never met the second that was the rescheduled no show)... each of the three I've met has had a different focus and style, so six weeks into this, I still don't really have a set workout schedule because I haven't been able to settle into any kind of rhythm and routine. Presuming that I don't just give this up as wisdom earned, I expect no less than a few more weeks before anything changes... and who knows what else might happen between now and then. My initial goal was simply to improve my strength and possibly maximize the efficiency of my workouts as I'm getting older and coming off of an injury... six weeks has now been at least partially wasted while costing me a not insignificant amount of money and time. I would have been better off simply doing what I've done previously and working off of knowledge that's 20 years old but developing my own routine and simply doing my best... I would be farther along in improving my conditioning. If you're fine working out alone and don't need a (or want) a personal trainer, I would recommend that you consider this gym... otherwise, I'd recommend that you find somewhere else.

The pool is beautiful. Not too deep, not too shallow. I love coming here for a casual swim.read more

we came here on a Friday afternoon and they said they were at capacity. but looking through the…read moregate there were like 10 kids in there. ridiculous to have a waiting list for a pool that clearly should have more availability.