why the heck are yall closed till 10am on sunday! I'm pissed I want to workout right now and y'all…read morearen't open.

First time coming to the outdoor summer pool and we love it. Worth the price to not have to go to…read morethe ghetto $3/$5 pools like Southeast or Thompson Park. Friendly people and friendly staff. I will definitely be coming back for the summer memberships. Thank you ATC for being fun, friendly and respectful.

Walked by this screen and had to chuckle. So it ain't just me. Usually filthy and all too often…read morebroken. I do appreciate the private exercise rooms.

Bennett will tell you what you Over all the gym seems nice…read more The equipment that breaks seams to be repaired in a timely manner and the overall selection of equipment is great. The other people working out seem to clean up after themselves. The only bad things I've noticed are one man that consistently has to remove his shirt to walk past the child drop off and pick up area. That seems very odd. The front staff noted that it seemed strange too but did not address it. (No swimming area near that location) The shower doors do not stay closed and constantly open. The staff told me to shove a towel in the door to prevent it from opening. And the last is the staffs wiliness to open a locker without verifying its owner. Some staff have commented on several thefts resulting from this yet, they continue to hand out the master key and open lockers for whoever asks them to with zero verification. Recently I have noticed that some gym members choose to use the hot tub naked. This is actually a misdemeanor when other adults are there and a felony if children are present. The manager appears to be attempting to rectify the problem but the staff are failing to follow through on their part. Kinda has me wondering why a facilities staff is overlooking grown men exposing themselves to other adults and children? This is a deterrent to use it as you're gambling on their personal hygiene, I don't want to sit on another mans skid marks. I was assured when I agreed to sign up that this did not happen here and clearly it does, Also keep in mind that the public hot tub is open to those 18 and older but no one in the locker room appears to be enforcing gym policy and state laws, so there is a good chance that a naked man will decide to climb into the hot tub with your minor child. The staff are most certainly aware that this is happening (Bennett, a manager, even justifies adult men exposing themselves to minors. Disgusting.) it happens on the hot seats too, so keep that in mind before you sit down on them. These items are easily addressed. I would leave children at home to avoid the man removing clothes near their area and bring a gym bag that you can carry around with you to avoid others and thieves being permitted access to your locker and its belongings by the staff. And be sure to wedge your extra towel in the shower stall door to prevent it from opening. It was be very nice if the staff that walk around in the locker rooms checked periodically to ensure that the members are conducting themselves as they should

This park could be really nice but it is in bad shape: muddy areas so you have to be careful where…read moreyou walk. Tons of trash everywhere, over flowing trash cans and random trash spread everywhere. Homeless people live here. There's a playground with water play, baseball field. Sports fields.

The playground equipment at this park is lovely and gave our kids a much needed break while driving…read morecross-country. There is plenty of open space for kids to run around and there were places for parents to sit nearby where you can watch your kiddos play. The only issue we had and it was a big one, is that the bathrooms were a nightmare. I am not exaggerating when I say that they looked like they came out of a post-apocalyptic video game. My kids, who are but neat-freaks by any definition would not even go in. In fact, my son opted to leave the park entirely and go find another public restroom rather than to use this one. There was poop smeared on the floors, toilet paper and it looks like it hadn't been cleaned since Davy Crockett had been in Texas.

This large park is 12 square city blocks so it's quite large. The main features are a a dozen…read moretennis or pickle ball courts, half each on the southwest and southeast corners of the park. There is a splash pad (closed for the season) and a large playground. For me, the main thing I appreciated was the walking path that goes partially through the park. There is street parking on the west side. I'm not sure where else you can park. [Review 16190 overall - 366 in Texas - 1696 of 2021.]

This is a great little park! Not so little really ... playground, gazebo, pickleball/tennis, splash…read morepad, sidewalks -- & adjacent to both Amarillo College & a lovely neighborhood -- great place for road-trippers to walk! Right off I-40, too! Enjoy, we sure did!

They hold volleyball tournaments here and hide the water to make everyone buy water. Weak sauce…read more Won't spend a dime here.

While the grass is brown and the wind is blowing the dust at you nonstop, this park has some…read morefeatures. Unlike other Pampa parks, you can find things here. The playground is very nice and was purchased with funds donated by the Cabot Corporation. So a big thank you to https://www.cabotcorp.com/company/worldwide-locations/north-america/usa-texas-pampa-manufacturing! The park also has a full court basketball court and a few picnic tables, some of which have grills. Sorry about the pictures. There were kids playing and I really didn't want the "creepy dude taking pictures" label today. [Review 16161 overall - 338 in Texas - 1667 of 2021.]

Nicks fight club is a boxing gym I guess. I don't know a lot of the sport, but I know that they…read morealso have tons of HIIT cardio classes daily. It's a mix of bags, ring, and then mix of burpees high knees and etc. The actual gym is somewhat small. There is no calf equipment, and just the basics are there. The gym gets super hot from the body heat from the classes, so it's guaranteed that you'll get a good sweat on if you go to workout there. The daycare situation is okay, I think the hours are longer than most. However the daycare is just some tables chairs and a TV I have and seen people donating stuff to the daycare to give the children something to do or play with, but they keep the toys locked up. They do have their own brand of merchandise, so tons of clothes and hats. They also do have pre workout, and fat burners.

I've been going to Nicks for about a year now. Every time I leave, I can't wait to go back the next…read moretime. The instructors are overwhelmingly supportive, kind and motivating, even when I think I'm going to die. The boxing makes me feel like a bad ass... and I've gained so much confidence and strength there. The class times are flexible and convenient for everyone. Both my teenage son and myself have used their personal training services, and loved having the extra dialing in of our skills. Steve Nicholson, the owner, knows everyone by name and greets everyone with a genuine smile, every single day. Love me some Nic

The DAC is not clean like it used to be a year or two ago. There is mold in the showers and the…read moresteam room. It feels like it is only cleaned once every few weeks.

I travel for work and hate missing workouts. Thanks to Yelp, I found this gem in downtown Amarillo!…read moreWho knew, right?! The gym is on the fourth floor of the Maxor Building so don't expect to see it off the street. Once inside, the staff is kind and explains the layout well. It's older but the amenities are still great. Kids care? Check! Spa room? Check! Great bathroom amenities? Check! Group fitness and free weight? Check! The best part was that I only had to pay the visitor fee for gym usage and no one tried selling me a membership. WINNING! Way to go, DAC!