Classes here were terrific and the studio is very cool. Add in a post-class stop at Coasties…read moreRoasties coffee (practically across the street) and it's a perfect start to the day. Beth lead Coregrind and Musclegrind and both were great each time I took them. They were challenging, with adjustments for various levels, interesting and had great music. Hand weights were included to maximize the workout. Also, each class finished with a cold, lavender scented towel to help the cooldown. That was a first for me and wow! There seems to be a steady group of attendees, which is always a great sign for a studio. Also, Beth is super responsive. I left a voicemail with a question and she called right back. Overall, a terrific studio and group of classes.

Took my first Barre class at Cyclegrind today and it was such an incredible workout. I am looking…read moreforward to taking more amazing classes here in the future-- and you should consider coming here too. You will get a great workout, people are friendly and it's very clean. Thanks for starting my Saturday off great, Cyclegrind!

Community pool with recreation swim, lap swim and swim lessons for kids. Have been here once for…read morethe lap swim, which costs $5/visit unless you get a pass and come two or more times per week and the passes cost less if you're a Toledo resident. The hours are good, with lap swims weekdays in the morning, lunchtime and evening. It wasn't too crowded when I was there, each lane had 1-2 people in it. The water is a bit warmer than I like it, though, it doesn't even feel cool when you first get in! There's very little natural light so it's a bit depressing but the ceilings are high so the air isn't stuffy. There are plenty of aids -- flippers, kickboards, pull buoys, etc. to use and the entry side of the pool is so shallow, you can stand on your knees! The staff was friendly and helpful and the changing rooms have benches, hooks and showers. They're still working on installing lockers, you can hang your stuff on hooks by the pool. Lots of parking out front, too.

This place is a joke extra taxes for the "pool district". Resident taxes for the city and yet if…read moreyou try to bring a child here in the evening they are not allowed unless they are lap swimming. Ever mind the elderly puttering around in the shallow end. Just no kids allowed. Can you say age discrimination?

Huge shop, loaded with good quality bikes and accessories. They truly offer bikes for any budget…read more If you can't find what you're looking for here, it may not exist. Personable, knowledgeable staff who obviously enjoy working with bikes, bike riders and cyclists.

Why the AI created logo....? Disheartening. Hire someone to design something for you at least!!read more

Kelly at Path to Santosha has forever changed my life. I had constant neck, back and shoulder pain…read more I was always struggling with my body as if it were my enemy. Seven years ago a friend invited me to a yin yoga workshop. I had never taken any yoga prior to the class. At the start I felt like a fish out of water. I continued to listen to Kelly's soft calming voice of instruction. My body began to relax and my breathing became a soft rhythm that lulled me into a relaxed meditative state. I had never felt that before. After class I felt a lightness in my body as if I were ten years younger. I had relief from aches & pains and a peace inside me that lasted days after. I have been taking classes for the last seven years with Kelly. I highly recommend Kelly at Path to Santosha. If you want to relieve aches & pains, relax or get better sleep then Kelly at a Path to Santosha is for you. Take a class and feel the difference for yourself.

We only spent 3 days in the area and my daughters and my daughters desperately wanted to ride on…read morethe beach. I was able to easily book for a ride the following day. The guides were kind and helpful! It was apparent safety was a priority as much as customer satisfaction!

Perfect! We had a wonderful time riding on the beach as the sun set. The price was more affordable…read morethan others around and they offer a military discount.

What a great marine science center. Wonderful displays to teach you about all aspects of marine…read morelife from the animals to different types of jobs, equipment, and the boats. Explanations of different nets for fishing and large tanks with an assortment of different types of fish. My favorite was the tank with the beautiful octopus. This is a great place to take kids because they had a nice area where there were activities and you could touch some of the sea life. It's a small place that takes about an hour at most to walk through. Don't forget to walk around the back of the building to see the incredible blue whale skeleton. The ladies working the day we went were all friendly and extremely helpful. Well worth the $5 ticket price and that alone is worth 5 .

Hatfield Marine Science Center is a gem on the Oregon Coast. An educational aquarium and only…read morefive dollars a person! Touch pools and full marine skeletons, including the new full blue whale skeleton!

For dog owners/golfers, you cant beat this experience. Not many courses allow your dog to ride…read morewith you. AND, the food is most excellent-even if you dont golf. Wonderful people work here!

We got the bum's rush today, complete with insulting comments from staff…read more Never going back!

This is the best dog park in lincoln county that I know of. We drive all the way from lincoln city…read moreto bring our dogs to this park. It's a big inclosed park with a couple of things that dogs can climb on. It also has a water area for thirsty dogs. Love this park.

Tractor gate left OPEN at the back when I arrived which I did not see for 5 minutes. I was not…read morehappy. My dogs breed is terrible with recall so a fenced dog park is a must. This is the 107th dog park we have been to due to traveling. We have seen most everything. Best to say this first. The wood chips are sharp. Nothing has been tumbled. My dog is pretty tough and even he was ready to go in 5 minutes. I'm giving it a 3 star rating for two reasons. Open tractor gate at the back which I was UNaware of (that is a FIRST), and my dog was ready to go soon due to rough wood chips hurting him. I really want to lean towards a 2 star, but will give it the benefit of the doubt. If I just check the gates first my dog won't die. What this dog park has, or doesn't have: One big fenced "all dog section" Rough wood chips (sharp in July 2018) Double entrance gate Tractor gate in back w/ NO LOCK (it was OPEN) NO WATER (bring your own water) Bags Trash can in the "unleashing area" (easy to reach over the fence though, no need to exit to throw bag away) Lots of street parking It's not somewhere we could go due to the very rough wood chips. Our main dog park gets similar "you never know what donation bark it is", but it's never sharp. If I had to go again (we won't, but just sayin' if you choose to go) I would bring in a big zip tie to use on the tractor gate while we are in there. I zip tied it while I was there since three people all said it's a common total BS move to 1.) have it unlocked and 2.) someone doesn't care so they leave it open regularly. I emailed the city of Newport, OR and ask for a standard padlock on the TRACTOR gate. It's only for tractors and not used much. I encourage you to voice the same. To voice the padlock plea: Click on website in the Yelp app, click on contact, choose Parks and Recreation Department drop down. Just say "enough - put a padlock on it". Click send. A review takes more time than sending that.