This family entertainment facility in Gainesville features many trampolines, a four story jungle…read moregym, arcade games, laser tag, rock climbing, zip lining, etc. Prices start at $23.99 for two hours or separate pricing for each area like the Trampoline $17 for an hour but socks must be purchased for $3.50. They offer daily specials Monday to Friday. Pricing a bit expensive for families. It seems dark inside. Little children are jumping with teenagers so a little dangerous. A fun time for kids.

Pretty great for kids to let loose and run around, definitely could use some improvements but all…read morein all a great way to spend a couple of hours letting the kids burn some energy

Over a year in being a member here and I still love it like I did when I first started. It's one of…read morethe best gyms I've ever been a part of, and I don't even take part in all there is to offer. It's convenient having 3 locations, especially with one being solely for women. While it is pricey, it can be worth it if used properly. I especially love the amount of classes that are offered across the 3 locations although some of them I wish were offered at different ones or different times but that's not something that can really be controlled and is up to who the instructor is so I get it. My favorite classes are dance attack and Bodypump. Highly recommend!

Always love coming to Gainesville Health and Fitness, going in the heated pool for my physical…read moretherapy, a great partnership with ReQuest which is next door.

We had no idea that Crystal River had a mini golf course and we drop in every few months. There is…read moreplenty of parking. We came about 1 today (Saturday) and no one was here which made it really easy to get started. The man working the window was very nice. It was $24 for us both as veterans. They do a $2 per person discount for 65+ and military/veterans. They have full 18 holes and it was a lot of fun. We loved a few of the surprises along the way. The only thing my bf said he would have liked would be writing stations at the holes for scoring. Great place, fun course, and we will be back!

What a hidden gem! I took my grandkids to Crystal River Mini Golf and was pleasantly…read moresurprised--it's one of those places you wish you had discovered sooner. The entire facility is immaculately clean, from the course itself to the bathrooms (which were pristine!). The mini golf setup is fun and engaging, offering just the right mix of challenge and enjoyment for both kids and adults alike. We especially appreciated the sunshades strategically located around the course. What really stood out was the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The **owner was incredibly pleasant** and made the experience even more enjoyable. It's clear that a lot of care and attention goes into maintaining this wonderful spot. If you're looking for a **great family-friendly activity in the area**, I can't recommend Crystal River Mini Golf enough. We'll definitely be back! --- Does this capture the feeling of your experience? Happy to tweak it if you'd like!

We had a great time at this mini golf location in Lady Lake/ The Villages. I never knew it existed,…read moreuntil a recent Google search, and I was surprised by its nice layout. The background area - storage unit next door - takes away from the actual golf course; it has a lot of potential without the distractions and/or possible additions (beverage and food service). Overall, it was a challenging and fun course. It costs $12 for mini golf and $15 for both mini golf and the batting cage. We were too tired to do both, by the time we finished golfing; therefore, we saved our batting cage tokens for another time.

Great location and experience! Our family of 6 had a great time! Fun and challenging holes - a fun…read morefamily time!

I am pleased to be writing a review of Carly - I have found his support to be extremely valuable…read more About 10 years ago I experienced a major medical incident which brought my life as an athlete to abruptly end. I subsequently gained over 60 pounds and was unable to work out. Over the last 2 years, I began a process of reclaiming my health and was able to drop about 45 pounds mostly by cleaning up my eating, however, my weight plateaued, and I felt somewhat stuck. After conducting an internet search of area fitness studios, I came upon Zen Fitness, and followed a link at the bottom of their page to Instagram, and there began to find out about Carly. After mulling it over for about 3 months, I took the dive and sent a message to inquire about training packages. I was extremely nervous about being judged, not being able to complete the exercises, and the pressure to sign up for some packages. I knew after my first appointment that I had taken the right step. The gym is clean and is staffed by a community of great people who promote healthy eating (vegan) lifestyle. Carly does a great job at reading non-verbal cues and knows when to push a little bit more as well as knowing when to take a break. I have been in the gym for about 2 months now, he asked me if I noticed any differences and it took me a while to formulate a response. Here is what I know, a lot has changed over the last two months; I am happier, I have more energy, and my body is starting to show definition. Prior to working with the studio, I felt stuck on my journey to get my body back. Now I feel supported, encouraged, and much more highly motivated. Thanks to support from Carly I feel confident that I am moving in the right direction.

Good compliment of equipment. I felt neglected by the owner Carly. He had no time for me and some…read moreof the recommendations he made to me were absurd IMO. He suggested 1 meal a day and a full hour of cardio and a full hour of weight training each day for 6 days each week. This is called overtraining and low blood sugar most of the day. While I agree with his premise of a whole foods plant diet, his assertion that you can eat as much as you want as long as it's a whole plant food is simply not true. You cannot be drinking fruit smoothies and carrot juice all day, nor can you eat pounds of potatoes. He pronounces himself as an authority/expert and his ego is out of control. The fact is you can accomplish the same thing by being in a daily calorie deficit and NOT drinking your calories. Overtraining is not the answer, nor is starving yourself especially if you are older