So glad we tried this place for swim lessons! Affordable and great teachers. The whole facility is…read moreclean and nice. Staff is friendly. Can't wait to try a new sport or activity- so many options!

This is a city recreation facility but open to the general public that aren't locals. We came since…read moreit's close to my parents new place and the swimming pools both inside and out are impressive given it's a local rec center. The locker rooms are below average akin to a YMCA in most suburban towns. We just came home to shower, no biggie.

The track is super small. And the gym is super expensive. EOS is way cheaper. Definitely not the…read morevipe

Good, helpful people, nice variety .of machines. Never crowded. Value for your money.read more

Awesome pool for kids, I have 4 kids ages 6, 5, 4, and 1. This pool is perfect for all 4 of them,…read moremy baby likes to play in the shallow area. There's trees to sit under and relax as well. We really enjoy it

The City of Henderson opened up its community pool for "Doggie Paddle & Play" dates on Sept 10th…read moreand the 24th. It was the first time our furbabies registered for the event, and first time they ever experienced swimming in a pool!! Fiji and Makana had a pawtastic time!!! It was so fun to watch them frolick unleashed under the sun!! We paid $11 per dog to spend time in the water from 11:30am to 1:00pm for their weight class (40lbs+). We just had to make sure proof of vaccination was good to go. I thought we'd be in and out of the pool within 30 mins, but we ended up staying the entire time. We brought a jug of water, a dog bowl, lawn chairs, and our tennis ball thrower. Once we walked in, there was a table full of bandanas and tennis balls that were complimentary for all puppers! Plenty of lifeguards on duty, too! By 12:30pm, there were at least four pet vendors highlighting their businesses. I ended up with some frozen yogurt cups and apoopie bags for free! Keep an eye out on the City of Henderson Calendar of Events. We would definitely sign up again in a heartbeat!

Let's start from the beginning, shall we? I had just given birth to my third child when my sister…read moreconvinced me to enroll my two-year-old in the "Parent & Tot Tiny Tumblers" class--which sounds intimidating, right? At the time, he was mostly non-verbal and had an intense fear of new people and places. After just a few days of what felt like pure torture--filled with non-stop tears and screams--he turned three. At age three, the kids graduate and you get to send them off to "Mr. David's Tumbling Tots." Once again, I was convinced to sign my boy, Jaxson, up. This time, it was two days a week of intense, fear-fueled tantrums. After eight months of private therapy with absolutely no progress, I was desperate. And Mr. David kept telling me, "Keep coming back." Two sessions, eight weeks, twice a week... it got to the point where other parents literally asked for my schedule so they could enroll into the opposite days. And then, Jax touched the mat. He didn't actively participate right away, but simply touching that blue mat freed mommy from the back pain of standing for 60 minutes--or playing a real-life version of Where's Waldo. (A part of me still wonders if he genuinely forgot I was hiding behind that mat, or if it was all part of his plan.) Fast-forward to the present: Jaxson is now four and a half years old, and he is the most talkative, confident, and highly coordinated little man in town. He has truly blossomed, and I owe that recognition entirely to Mr. David. After seeing Jaxson's incredible progression, I enrolled my other two "gremlins" as well. I truly cannot rave enough about how amazing of an instructor he is. Watching their confidence skyrocket, their strength increase, and their behavior improve made me think, "Hey, I could use some of that." So, yes, I joined adult gymnastics! If you are reading this and contemplating coming to this rec center, look for me. I'm the woman on the floor, or the one chasing a little blonde, curly-headed girl around who constantly gives me a run for my money. I will definitely convince you to join. By the end of a session, you honestly wonder what kind of magic Mr. David possesses to get twelve three-year-olds to actually listen. It comes down to the immense effort, compassion, and time he invests in each child. It is rare to find someone who puts their entire heart into what they do. As long as you take your child consistently, they will blossom too--I promise. My children and I are living proof. Since I am now here five days a week, I have met the entire staff, and they couldn't be more welcoming. They are genuine, good-hearted people who make the atmosphere a thousand times better, especially when your kids are acting like... well, "little angels." To me, Whitney Ranch Recreational Center has become my second home. Being here brings me so much joy, and I am incredibly grateful to have found such an amazing program and community.

We love the Tumbling class for Littles. It cold up class so you need to be ready on the minute…read moreregistration opens to get a spot. Mr. David is great with the children. My son started in the mommy & me class at 2 yesterday old and transitioned to the 3yr old class with Mr Davids help. My son did not want to be in the class without me but Mr David's flawless coaching and laid back attitude with the kids did the trick. Now he's 3 1/2 and goes in without any problem. I've noticed how this class had helped my son. Top 4 recommended classes for Littles is: 1) Tumbling 2) swimming 3) martial arts 4) a group sport We are also in swimming classes at whotney ramch for my 3 yr old and he's doing so great. BTW I live in NLV and drive 30 mon to take classes here. In dedicated. It's worth it.

Proceeding Check-in #6 to the Silver Springs Recreational Center, I will share my thoughts. This is…read morea City of Henderson Recreational Center tucked in the Green Valley community between the Pittman Wash Trail and Silver Springs Park. The amenities that it provides include outdoor swimming pools, tennis, events & activities, a dancing room, and more. It also provides the needs of my recreation, which is hiking. The Silver Springs Recreational Center grounds is connected to the Pittman Wash Trail. It is at my favorite location along the Trail where a picturesque landscape of mature trees provide a canopy of shade throughout the year. At this scenic spot, the Silver Springs Recreational Center grounds extend across Pittman Wash to the amphitheater and Pittman Wash Overlook. Here, hikers are able to ascend down a trail onto hiking trails that follow the meandering wash. Oftentimes on my Pittman Wash Trail, I have turned onto the short walking path between the swimming pools and tennis courts then crossed Silver Springs Parkway into Silver Springs Park across the street. In reality I have been here more than six times. Walking through Silver Springs Park, which I would count as a recreation center amenity has extended my time in the Henderson Great Outdoors. From my visits to the Silver Springs Recreational Center, I discovered that the restrooms are the cleanest restrooms along the Pittman Wash Trail. I am impressed by the high standards of cleanliness in the restroom and throughout the facility. If only Yelp Tips was still around I would of posted this. Recently, after hiking along the Pittman Wash, I found out that they have vending machines. This was very beneficial when I developed a deep thirst on the hike. The $3 bottle of Coke was a lifesaver. The reality is that there is a long distance from the beginning of the Pittman Wash Trail in Arroyo Grande Park to Pecos Road without proximity to cold beverages. Again, I will say "If only Yelp Tips was still around." Before voting on this review, let me bring up "voting." I have early voted here twice during the past two President Elections. My observation is that the Election aspect was managed well, where finding a parking spot could be a challenge. The parking lot here is relatively small to accommodate Election voting and events. I have seen it fill up to the point where people park across the street in the Silver Springs Park parking lot. On the aspect of voting, I will close off this review by casting a vote of Four Stars for the Silver Springs Recreational Center.

My Som recently went to summer camp here and I can't even express how wonderful and helpful the…read morestaff is. My son cried on the last day because he's going to miss the staff so much, his friends, all the good times had at camp. They went swimming, went to the park, took field trips....it was so much fun and the staff is great with kids. 6 year olds can be challenging at times and the staff is very supportive. Not only did my kid have a blast here but he learned how to behave better too. Thanks so much you guys !!!! Mr Rylan, Ms Courtney, Ms Chloe, Mr Matthew, Ms Makayla, Ms Ava, Mr Rocco, Mr Ben, Mr Zeak, Mr Cole, Ms Sofia, Ms Lola, Ms Lily, Mr Cole, Ms Lily, Ms Lola, Mr Adam, Ms Izzy, Mr Rudy, Ms Alison, Ms Kira, Ms Asia, Mr Noah, Ms shea, Mr Phil, Mr Daniel, Mr Dave, Ms Brittany, Mr Jadey, Mr Noah, Mr Carlos, Mr Aiden, Mr Elijah, Mr Garren, Mr Sean, Mr John, Mr John , Ms Paige, Mr hunter, Ms sandy, Ms Zoey, Ms Kaitlyn, Ms bronte, Mr A. , Ms Kaitlyn, Ms Leslie, Ms Amari, Ms Yoana, Mr Michael, mr Malaki, Ms neinei, Ms Alexis, Ms libey, Ms Linda, Mr Collin, Ms sunny, and the gentlemen who always helped sign us out at the end of the day....you guys all Rock !!!!

Love this park it's always clean and so much for everyone to do. I love the large grass area and…read morethey have events all year round

We just had a baseball tournament at Mission Hills Park and it was a wonderful location for the…read morebaseball activities that took place. The fields were pristine and the location was easier to get to and had a lot of businesses in the area to visit Just down the block. You have Starbucks, Albertson's and a lot of other businesses that you can shop while you play at the park however in this case, we had a baseball tournament take place there and it was the coolest little park to play in. If you are going to go there, it's recommended you bring canopies and something to shade yourself! Don't forget to hydrate definitely use this park to have fun. Bring your dogs and enjoy the area.

It's a very nice indoor air conditioner track where you walk at your own pace. You walk on the…read moreinside track which allows anyone that wants to pass you can do so while walking on the outer portion of the track. Everyone that works there is nice & friendly!

First time playing at Silverado Rec Center after calling them recently and said they have their…read moreopen play for Pickleball from 12-130 pm there. I go there and then more people keep adding up to play up to around 25-30. I noticed if I'm lucky to play 2 or more games at a time before it shuts down. Then I emailed the mgr to 'cc' Dist A Comm says they cannot restrict from morning pickleball classes which is like 1045 am to 12 pm when I just get there for the 12-130 open play. This is NOT FAIR to all of us who didn't come to play the morning pickleball classes. They only go for the ones who are morning people and don't care about everyone else.

they value safety in this community and deploy a good vatiety of cameras and products to keep…read moreresidents safe

Neighborhood Recreation Center…read more You must be a Tuscany resident or guest of a resident to enter. You will have to scan your card or check in at the front desk which is very strict. The gym is very up to date and spacious. There is a separate fitness room where classes are held. The facility also has a full size basketball court and two racquetball courts. You can rent equipment for free from the front desk. On the other side of the facility is a large pool table room and several craft and meeting rooms. The facility does have a large pool, lap pool, and hot tubs. Lifeguards are on duty. You cannot bring alcohol in.

We are here for a CCSD swim meet and what a cluster!…read more Parents set up chairs all over, the pool is not equipped for the number of people here and the scoreboard is not working. Henderson Parks & Rec - if you're in charge of this place you dropped every ball. If this is Clark County, that's par for the course, unfortunately. I wouldn't recommend this place for any competitive swimming.

If you're looking for a well-rounded aquatic facility in the Henderson area, Heritage Park Aquatic…read moreoffers something for everyone. One of the highlights of the facility is its well-structured swim lessons. This year we signed up for the Otters group for kids aged 9 to 13. The instructors are experienced, friendly, and patient, ensuring that swimmers of all skill levels can build confidence and improve their technique in a safe environment. This isn't our first time here, we also attended swim lessons last year. I decided to write this review because of our swim instructor August. Not only was he great with the kids, he took time to write specific positive notes in each of their end of session packets- this means the world to the kids - Thanks August! Heritage Park Aquatic is safe & well-run. Whether you're a parent looking to enroll your child in lessons or just on the hunt for a good lap pool this spot it's hard to beat! Hours: Mon-Fri: 6 AM-8 PM Sat: 7 AM-5 PM (Sundays vary check online)

We came here to evaluate the community center's amenities for a family member who is considering…read moremoving here. The center has a newer feel to it and is relatively large. We were impressed by the nice indoor pool and also the outdoor hot tub. There may have been an indoor hot tub also. There are many other activities for the 55 plus crowd, such as an arts and crafts area, billiards, bocce ball and various bus outings to places beyond Anthem. A computer room and large fitness center add to the amenities. There certainly seems to be plenty to appease anyone with extra time on their hands! The community center is not gated.

I have lived in this community since 2010 & it's an awesome & friendly place to live.read more