I've been going to the Henderson Multigenerational Center since I was about 10 years old, and it's…read morestill one of my favorite community spots. I grew up going to summer camps here, and now I bring my daughter for swimming lessons--it's such a full-circle experience. Every visit has been incredible, whether as a kid or now as a parent. Even though the building has been around for a while, it's kept in great shape. The ambience is clean, welcoming, and family-friendly, and it really feels like a space for the whole community. The staff has always been amazing--friendly, helpful, and genuinely caring, which makes every experience that much better. One of the biggest pluses is the value. They offer so many activities at a really reasonable price, and this is definitely the place to find more discounted programs compared to elsewhere. From fitness classes and pools to kids' programs, you get so much for what you pay. Overall, the Henderson Multigenerational Center is a gem--nostalgic for me personally, but also such a reliable, affordable, and enjoyable place to bring my daughter. Highly recommend it for families and anyone looking to stay active in a welcoming environment!

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.

I visit Whitney Ranch Recreational Center to take my 11 year old son for his basketball practices…read more Parking is generally pretty open. The facility seems to be very well kept up. The basketball courts in particular are very spacious, and in good condition. I love that they have two sets of water fountains and restrooms available for easy access. They keep it very very very cold in that gym though! So if you're not running around playing to keep yourself warm, and you're a spectator like myself... bring a sweater!

On duty management, evening of 6/1/26, was completely rude. Tried paying for a class for my child…read moreand was instead lectured about the facilities liabilities. This park & rec facility has consistently had problems with their payment system and then find it appropriate to blame the customers who fund their paychecks. Avoid human interaction with administration at the front desk at all costs.

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!

Staff was helpful & the fee to use the equipment and facility are reasonable. The senior center…read morehas great activities. I only wished the senior center stayed open until 5p.

Let me start was how wonderful the staff is here! I was so very impressed with how kind and…read morefriendly the staff Kayla and Cassandra were. Chanel is the manager over this center and must I say she has poured her heart and soul into this wonderful place. I'm so happy I had the opportunity to meet such great person! I will definitely be back once it warms up to see the pool and the waterworks!

I come here when I have a headache: finals week, first week of the semester or I'm just tired…read morebecause of classes. Vasoconstriction causes headaches and so far, working out has worked wonders for me. I used the facility for the first time as a guest years ago and was asked to get an ID card just for SRWC since I wasn't a Rebel yet. There was a skin disease outbreak that happened that year so, I stopped going. They got that issue straightened out. Now that I am a Rebel, I get to come here for free, yay! I like the layout of equipments and how seated machines/equipments are red - my favorite color! The little details matter to me. My favorite is the running track since I love running and we don't have one at my regular gym. Please run in the right direction. It's clean, modern and doesn't seem cramped. Cardio machines, ab machines, free weights, basketball courts, pool...whatever exercise equipment needs you have, they got it. Please wear appropriate pants/underwear before using the leg abductor machine.

Dare I say it? Pardon my use of superlatives, but this might very well be the BEST gym in this…read morecity... and yet very few people know that non-students are still able to purchase a contract-free gym membership here for only $25/month. (I guess you can call it a hidden gem.) The SRWC and I go way back -- back before its birthday in 2007 and back when my waistline was teeny-tiny. Doing both my undergrad and grad years at UNLV, you can bet I've taken full advantage of the student facilities fee tacked onto my tuition. Currently, all students taking a summer class automatically have a membership for all three summer sessions. For the regular semester, 3.5 credits will grant you access to the gym. And man, what a gym! Even through the years, it has remained pristine and increasingly equipped with state of the art machines. The custodians are always cleaning, the staff for the most part is friendly, and if you avoid peak hours, you'll be in and out in no time. Be sure to check out the Rebel X group fitness classes, too! They're free. The gym features 4 floors: cardio room, weights, basketball courts, indoor jogging track. Amongst these floors, you will also find multipurpose courts, indoor pools/spa, locker rooms with showers, Einstein's Bros Bagel and cafe, Rebel Wellness Zone (with massage chairs), dental school office, counseling/psychological services, pharmacy, and the student health center for medical appointments. Best of all, students pay practically nothing.

I had a great time gathering here with a group of local entrepreneurs and creatives playing…read morepickleball! I'm new to the sport so it was great to get to a chance play, learn a little and hang with friends. Great playlist, big laughs and good vibes. This was my first time at this rec center I live across town but it was nice and the staff were really sweet. Looking forward to being invited back again.

Super amazing center, and the staff is nice. It was great to have somewhere to play pickle ball…read moreaway from all the heat. Looking forward to coming again.

We have been taking our daughter to Water Wings for over a year now. She started out in the Parents…read moreand Me 1 class, which has the parents in the water with the child, and graduated two levels into the Guppies class, which has the child with just an instructor in the class. We have had her in a variety of class size types, and they have never felt like the ratio of students to teachers was overwhelming. She has changed teachers a few times, but all seem to be knowledgeable. Her favorites have been coach Avery, coach Taj, and coach Dani. Water Wings is located off of Horizon Ridge and Green Valley in a pretty large space. They have a large, three lane pool, and a small baby pool. The large pool is broken up into different sections for the various classes and same for the baby pool. There are 7 showers to rinse off before and after class and even include soap/shampoo. There are a number of changing rooms and restrooms for anyone to use. There is a viewing room for family and friends to watch students swim as well as seating inside the pool area. We are going to continue taking her here even after we are comfortable with he swimming level, as she has learned other good life skills beyond being able to swim.

Wow I could cry happy tears - grateful tears!! Seriously such amazing young women working there…read more They are so incredibly understanding and patient. I scheduled the wrong type of class/lesson for my profoundly autistic son & they worked so quickly to ensure he had an amazing first time. They were so gracious and explained everything so nicely to me while my son was so excited and nervous. They told me that I didn't need to apologize for having to wonder off mid sentence to bring my son back to me & you could just tell they meant it. I seriously have never had such a great experience with my son. Cannot say enough amazing things about this establishment and the young ladies working there.