In terms of equipment and space the best gym I've ever been in. Staff have been rude at times, but…read morethat really doesn't bother me nor does it bring down the score. What I have a problem with are the hours, which are neither long nor particularly consistent. I can understand a shorter time on weekends, but on Fridays the gym inexplicably closes two hours earlier than normal. My job has variable hours and there is no more frustrating experience than having to work a bit late on a Friday and missing an entire training session because of it. It really happens more than you would think and with the amount of times it has happened to me I would be making the same or more progress at a mediocre gym with longer hours simply due to missed training sessions. Overall a 5/5 weightroom in terms of quality, but 3/5 in terms of hours. Is it really that impossible to add a door scanner or something? Do I really need to miss an entire training session so that I can be monitored by an employee who will do nothing more than check a box next to my name when I want to lift heavy circles? Also lastly, in terms of accessing secondary services such as the tennis or locker room there is little information available and I had to check the website to even find out there was a sauna at all. I could understand having these close earlier due to the need for maintenance but not the weightroom closing at 8 on a Friday.

What a great recreational area for the city of johnstown. Its filled with more activities than one…read moreperson one person handle. I am an avid tennis player so they have more tennis courts that are well kept than any other spot in the city. They also have pick up leagues through the summer and fall which helps to keep you on your toes. They also have basketball and handball courts. Volleyball, and hockey courts. 3 baseball fields. The great thing about this park also is that it is host to one of the city's greatest monuments...the Roxbury bandshell. A brick wall built in 1939 by the people of Johnstown during the great depression to signify the strength and survival of the people of johnstown. Also host to the greatest ice cream shop on the planet Roxberry Creamery. Me and the family spend many summer days right here engaging in physical activity as well as tasty creamy treats. Enjoy if you get the chance!!!!

Wonderful atmosphere, staff and owner are so unbelievably sweet, interactive and fun. I have gone…read moreas softball team bonding, and out with friends and family. I will absolutely be back. I and everyone I know love it here. It is such a blast every time. If you are looking for something fun to do with a group, or whatever your situation may be, look no further. You will for sure have fun!

Totally recommend this place! A friend and I walked in without a reservation on a Saturday…read moreafternoon and had a blast. We had the place to ourselves. There are plenty of games around-- air hockey, Jenga, connect 4, ping pong-- you can do while you're waiting for a lane or just want a break if you're in a group. It's $20 per hour per person. There are timers on each lane to keep track of the time. The employees are super fun and helpful-- the girl who helped us and the owner actually cheered us on while we played a few rounds of a game. There's a room available for rent for parties and they're closed on Mondays and Tuesday's specifically for private events. You're allowed to bring your own food and drinks as well! We will definitely be back.

Best place to come and learn how to box. And to get your catdio up to par. You come alone but you…read moreleave with a family. Nobody is left behind. I love the core values.

Went with some friends for the Friday night skate session. It was overall a really fun time, but…read morethe music selection was a bit hit or miss and kept sounding like they were having audio issues. Also think they might have been only playing Christian music for the entire first hour, not sure if that was intentional or not, but definitely kept the energy lower than would've liked, besides "Awesome God" of course.

This is your typical community ice rink. You are deep in Penguins territory so an ice rink is de…read morerigeur. In any case, the amenities are somewhat minimal. No snack bar so bring your own or put money in the vending machines. During a recent tournament, a food truck was parked outside.

Thanks to our country's National Park Service relics like these are available to view about our…read morecountry's history. The park rangers add to the wealth of knowledge. This was well preserved to give you some history. If the walls could only talk!!

Got my Stamp for the passport!!!…read more Neat little place really nice walkway down to the forest and railhouse

Going here was an amazing experience. It was amazing to see the cleanliness of the facilities as…read morewell as the quality of the tech involved, from Oculus Rift VR headsets to extremely efficient desktop computers. Additionally, the staff was very welcoming and helpful in helping me setup my games. If you are in the Johnstown area (not far from our Pittsburgh Steelers), I highly recommend stopping by. ESports is becoming a multi-billion dollar industry, and American Esports is definitely highlighting in a special way off the hype.

I want to give this place a higher rating as the staff are friendly and the pirate ship room is…read morequite fun, but several of the areas had things that were broken or not functional. The xray lightbox didn't turn on, the cash registers in the supermarket didn't open, several of the toys were quite old, run down, and no longer working...the microscope plugged into the computer but the computer was not accessible. I'd say that the libraries in the area are stocked with comparable construction and train equipment, and those are free, so for needing to pay entrance for myself and my 3 year old, I was expecting the displays and equipment to be in better working condition.

My 3 year old son had a great time during the 2.5 hours we spent here. He could have stayed longer…read morebut we did not have the time. I really liked several of their available activities such as the PVC "organ", the topographic sand table, and the laser wall. My son was most impressed with the sandbox room, and we nearly had a meltdown getting him out of it! However, I was disappointed that several items in the creative play areas were broken or missing. For example, the scanner was broken off of the cash register in the grocery store, and some of the wooden trains were in sad condition. The x-ray equipment in the animal hospital was not working either. The woman staffing the museum was also very friendly and helpful.