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!!!!

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.

Was clear when I started my member ship that I travel for work and would only be able to do month…read moreto month and I'd like to be able to cancel easily when I move towns. They assured me this would be no issue, however, here we are, I moved states and now I'm unable to cancel my membership without paying hefty fees and jumping through hoops of mailing letters back and forth because they claim I did not sign up for a month to month membership. It's 2026, you guys know how to cancel over the phone or web but you are refusing to. Typical trashy gym culture trying to milk the consumer out of every hard earned dollar. Not to mention the machinery is all outdated and consistently broken, the bathrooms are dirty and they don't clean the steam rooms very well. Not worth $50 a month, or the headache. Now I've got to close my bank account just to stop getting charged for a member ship I've tried desperately to close with them. Go to gorilla gym instead.

Fantastic Facility. Unlike a certain other fitness center in town, that calls iself a "judgement…read morefree zone", The Summit IS the judgement free zone. I was concerned the staff would be snobs. They are actually very friendly and eager to help with whatever! I was concerned the clients would be snobs. They are actually very friendly, outgoing people! I was concerned it would be expensive, and quite simply, it is not! Just a great place to work out.

Great staff, very clean. Equipment is almost always is proper functioning order. I do wish the…read morestaff would pay a smidge more attention to teens that hog machines and don't clean up after themselves.

I would not recommend this planet fitness…read more I was not impressed with the staff nor the hours of operation. I found the locker room to be dirty. I would recommend other PFs; this one is below average compared to them.

Our entire family is learning how to golf. I took my elementary school aged children to Richland…read moreGreens for the first time 2 weeks ago. We all enjoyed the beauty of the course, the playability of the course, a tranquil morning walk outside, and no screen time family fun. Well worth the very affordable greens fees. Will return with regularity. If you are a scratch golfer who is short on time or maybe duffers like us, give Richland Greens a try.

Super fun golf course! Paid $10 to walk on a Friday afternoon and had so much fun. The gentleman…read moreworking the pro shop was super friendly. Course was in great shape (besides a few mud spots) but the area has gotten so much rain recently that Sunnehanna Country Club (10 minutes away) had those same spots. Challenging course with very tight tee shots on 3 and 7 specifically, as well as some severely sloped greens that won't hold a ball. Would definitely come back here if I was ever in the area again. Great value, lots of fun.

Terrific light drive-through light display. In 2024, it was less than $20/car for admission…read more The display has it's own broadcast of Christmas music (and lists of sponsors) on 88.5 FM. Plan for a long wait (in line in your vehicle) to get to the display -- we usually take dinner with us to eat while we wait, sing Christmas songs, and generally act silly to pass the time. Some years there has been only a short line for us, but we usually aren't so lucky. There are porta-potties along the entry wait line, and (as mentioned in the broadcast) "heated restrooms" are available at the end of the drive through. There are treats/snacks for sale just before the admission booth, Each of the light structures is sponsored by a (local) company, and some of the images are themed towards the sponsor. It's recommended, but not required, to turn off your headlights for the experience, which is not very simple (and perhaps not even possible) with some modern vehicles. You might want to plan for this before heading to the display. At the end of the drive, there's a small indoor gift shop and snack stand, an impressive model train display, and Santa Claus is also there and available for photos. The lights themselves are fun, and the drive is a nice experience. It does get a bit repetitive from year to year, but the first time is especially nice.

Wanted to get this review in before the holiday season is over, especially since this is a seasonal…read morething. Holiday Lights On the Lake occurs at Lakemont Park in Altoona. This is the 25th anniversary of the lights, so that tells you that there are many more to come. Piece of advice, attempt to get here as early as possible. This is definitely a hot thing to see. We waited in line for what felt like the better part of an hour. You weave your way through the parking lot of the ballpark and then when you funnel down to a single line you are about to enter the park. While you wait, there are characters that roam about the vehicles. Also, do not fret about having to use the restroom during the wait, you can exit your car and use one of the portapotties. Going through, with this being my first time, I am told that some displays are older than other and more are added just about each year. You can tell which displays are newer just by the lights that are used. Each display is sponsored by a local business and is displayed somewhere within the display or a sign near the display. Some displays are strictly Christmas and some are a mix of the business and Christmas. Something else to look for while in the car, especially if there are kids in your party, is the items of interest for that year. This year were toys that Santa favored. It's a great slow ride through the park where you can see displays everywhere. Some rides are decked out for the holidays as well. My favorite was Leap the Dips. Not only is it the oldest operational roller coaster in the world, but it was a total draw for me. Music is pumped into your car which is interrupted on occasion by announcements. But you don't mind that much while gazing at the lights. Definitely give it a look at if you are in the area for the holidays.

Came in from Pittsburgh this past weekend to attend a two day Yin Yoga workshop at Just Breathe…read more Wonderful customer service including snacks and hot tea. Lynn was a great hostess and the yoga space was very relaxing. I'd definitely come back for more workshops!