Another place I miss in the burbs of Milwaukee…read more This place was not far from where we used to live and it was a really nice surpise finding it. Kind of reminds me of the set up in Elmhurst, IL. Skate Park, Pool, Waterpark-ish area. Another skate park I dropped my "big kid" off, but I actually ended up staying. Nice clean park, and nice area to park under a tree and read a book which is exactly what I did while waiting for J to get done skating. Very nice!

Absolutely horrible service if you want to take your kid and not go swimming. You have to pay for…read moreyour entry same price. Don't think the bathrooms are good there was no sewage there was shit in the girls bathroom toilet paper all over the ground.

WOW! What a cool…read morepark area. Plenty of parking. Free. There is a nice easy paved trail, and if you are lucky enough, you may come across a deer eating some leaves. There is a pond or stream, there are flowers, birds, and all kinds of sights and nature to enjoy. If that is not your thing there are baseball fields, tennis / pickle ball courts, basketball courts, etc. Definitely a great place for some peace and quiet / solitude, or a date, or a family gathering. I can't believe how lucky we were to come across the deer and of course I did not have my camera with me because the rain was coming, so I only got some cell phone pics and video. The area around the park is nice too, so green and woodsy. If you are in the area, and want a nice park to try out then you should give it a chance.

Oh my goodness the nostalgia is REAL at Elm Grove Park. This is where I grew up, took swimming…read morelessons, attended "safety town," played in soccer tournaments, learned to ride my bike, and ran wild as a pre-teen. As you can probably gather, it's a massive green space, with lots to enjoy! Great for families as they playground is very quality. There are paths/trails that wind around the pond and wooded areas. You'll find plenty of tennis courts (I still come to watch my dad play all the time), as well as baseball diamonds, a frisbee golf course, volleyball nets, and some hills in back that make great for sledding in the winter. The swimming pool is massive (open June-August), and offers both lessons and fun theme-nights. Truly something for everyone at this park! Not to mention, it is extremely well-kept. I love coming back here and can't wait to bring my son once it warms up outside.

As far as life times go this is definitely on the lesser end. This one isn't as clean as other…read morelifetimes I've been to. The equipment selection itself is plenty. The smoothies in the kitchen downstairs are so good though. I'm a huge fan of the LifeTime brand. Cheers!

Most discussing gym ever. The gym floor is fine but the men's locker room and pool area are…read moreextremely disgusting. Hair, "clean towels" with hair, uncleaned disgusting floors and soap dispenser and paper towel dispenser that are unstocked or broken are a fraction of the issues at this gym

Perfect place to take your kids! It's affordable and has a lot for the kiddos to do. The life…read moreguards are attentive and I trust my child is safe while having fun.

This is a great place to bring the family and kids to cool off!…read more The main attraction if you ask me is the Lazy River!! That's right! Lazy River! Whenever I come here it's like I go on a mini-vacation. I'm so grateful to have this just a quick bike ride away. I love MKE County Parks!

First-Timer Mom Review of the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park - Wauwatosa, WI…read more As a local Wauwatosa mom visiting the TOSA Pool for the first time with my 11-year-old, I wanted to share what other families might want to know before heading there. Overall - we had a great time and will definitely be back! What We Loved: Family-Friendly Vibe: Right away, I noticed how welcoming and clean the pool area was. The staff was friendly, and there were plenty of lifeguards, which made me feel at ease. It's a community-oriented space with lots of families, so you don't feel out of place whether you're a single parent, big group, or tagging along with other families. Fun Features for Active Kids: The water slide, diving boards, and the rock climbing wall were huge hits with my 11-year-old! These features kept the energy high and gave kids a great mix of fun and challenge. The rock wall was especially unique -- it's not something you see at every public pool, and it really made the visit memorable. Variety for All Ages: The zero-depth entry pool is great for younger kids or those who want to just wade in and splash. There's plenty of room to swim, float, or just cool off while keeping an eye on the action. Clean Changing Facilities: Bathrooms and changing areas were surprisingly clean for a public pool -- definitely a plus. They even have family changing rooms. Shaded Seating + Picnic Options: There are lounge chairs and shaded areas, but they fill up fast on sunny days. We brought snacks and drinks, and it was nice to take a break without leaving the pool grounds. Tips for First Timers: Arrive Early - It can get busy on hot summer afternoons, especially on weekends. We came right when it opened and got a great spot. Bring Water Shoes - The pool deck can get hot, and it's helpful for little feet. Pack Light but Smart - You can bring your own snacks, towels, sunscreen, and a book or something to relax with. No glass or alcohol allowed, which is standard. Check the Schedule - The pool sometimes closes early for weather or special events, so it's good to look online or call ahead. Pricing: Very reasonable for a day pass, and they offer family memberships too if you plan to come often. Residents get a slight discount, which is nice. --- Overall: 5/5 for Family Fun! From thrilling dives and climbs to relaxing in the water, the water slide, diving boards, and rock wall made this pool stand out. Great for kids, clean and safe, and perfect for a sunny day of memories. Whether you're dipping toes in or climbing to the top, TOSA Pool is a solid choice for Wauwatosa families.

Nice clean place. We will be back. My grandson had a blast. Yelp is forcing me to use +85…read morecharacters to post a review and I wish they would not do that.

I was a member here while in high school (back in the early 90s), and my parents have been members…read morefor over 24 years. I recently re-joined the club when I moved back to the area. Many familiar faces and many new ones over the years, but one thing remains the same - the friendly family-type atmosphere. The staff is top notch, and they make you feel very welcome and comfortable at the club. Elite would be considered a "higher end" club for Milwaukee standards (not Equinox or Reebok SportsClub high end), and expect to pay more than your LA Fitness or Snap. Memberships include towel service, unlimited classes (may be a charge for a certain few), and I believe daycare (check first). The facility houses both indoor and outdoor lap pools, hot tubs, steam rooms, basketball court, racquet ball courts, eight indoor tennis courts, and even two outdoor clay courts to bring out the Rafael Nadal in you. The gym floor has pretty much anything you could imagine. Most of the equipment is relatively new, but the treadmills are older Life Fitness models. Everything is really clean and well maintained. Personal training, athletic training, massage, tennis lessons, and physical therapy are offered services under the roof. There's even a limited service cafe where smoothies, Alterra coffee and other snacks can be purchased. For those with families, this is an ideal club to join. There are a myriad of children's programs running throughout the year, including summer day camps. There are plenty of social opportunities for adults as well, including tennis leagues, social volleyball, and various parties where the old crowd gets the opportunity to put on their Sunday's best and try to boogie......good stuff! The facilities are in great shape and well maintained. The bathrooms are constantly cleaned, and you really don't have to worry about funny business going on in the steam room or hot tubs. One of the few health clubs I've belonged to where I can shower without feeling as if I've stepped in a petri dish!

It is a family oriented club, a lot of kids activities, summer camps, swim lessons and tennis…read morelessons. They also have free child care for members. Good place to host sport parties like tennis, pickleball, pool and basketball parties for kids and adults.

This Wac location is one of the nicer locations in their network…read more The front of house is always smiling and welcoming, which shows they enjoy working there and are passionate about fitness. While they seem to get new equipment more regularly than other locations, maintenance on some old equipment seems to be harder to execute. The good: State of the art treads and bikes make cardio work enjoyable. A wide range of equipment and floor space to do your own strength training is also plentiful. The not so great: The rowers specifically in the workout area upstairs don't seem to be calibrated correctly. They also hold a wide number of special classes, both at the location as well as local parks to keep your fitness journey fresh. If you are looking for fitness community, join them for one of the activities they host at their onsite lounge. This location also does a nice job of keeping all areas clean and presentable.

Very friendly staff, clean, well-equipped gym. I appreciate the separate women's area, the training…read morestaff, and variety of classes and amenities offered. The 2 free fit sessions received at joining are helpful to find a good fit with a trainer and get familiar with the equipment. I've enjoyed working with Bianca to get myself on track. It can get busy at times but I've had a great experience so far.

The concept is great. The facility is clean. Classes of the same level are so inconsistent. My…read moredaughter has had the same skill she needs to develop for 3 months. They send in extra instructors to work with the kids that are really behind and you'd think after three months of needing to master one more skill before moving up they'd work with her on that skill. Instead they just keep taking the monthly payment and waste her time on other things instead of just focusing on that one thing. In a 30 min class that means she only has two times to try that skill. It's really frustrating when you watch new students enter and get more attention as the instructor spends extra time with that child trying to figure out if they are in the right class. If you are looking for basic intro to water it's great. It's just not enough focused time to work and move up.

This place is an industrial factory of swim lessons for children, and I can only mean that in the…read moremost positive way. Goldfish is behind Culver's in Brookfield, and we went there based on a recommendation from a friend. They are incredibly good at what they do. The entire place is decorated vibrantly with bright colors and an ocean/beach theme. There are different types of levels that you can enroll your child in and for each level, they are assigned a lane during class. This means if you have multiple children swimming at different levels, they can go to the class at the same time. This is an amazing thing for busy parents. While your child is swimming, there is a comfy adult sitting area behind a glass partition where you can take pictures still without the danger of getting splashed. Afterwards, there are showers where all the kids rinse off and little dressing rooms for privacy. I love also that they provide a hair drying station as well. This place does everything you can to make swim lessons easy and painless for adults and children. I would highly recommend it, especially if you are thinking about enrolling multiple kids so they can get the attention they need for their level but still be scheduled together.