Very clean and friendly staff with reasonable expectations . Nice area and easily accessible for…read moremost areas of Washington utah

Thank you Prof Charlie for allowing me train while on vacation. I felt at home on your mats…read more You've built a professional and safe culture and I look forward to be able to visit again.

Nice facilities. There's a little observation area with seating for those waiting, changing rooms…read morein the back, and the mats are kept clean. Quality Instruction. Charlie knows his stuff and his teaching is detailed. Positive Culture. There is an open, welcoming atmosphere and the rolls are competitive but controlled.

My parents live in St. George and purchased a pass to the Rec Center for when the grandkids come to…read morevisit. We came in this past Thursday with them for the first time and I will say our kids loved the water park area! They have a large water play area for kids including various slides, dump zone, splash pad and (a very small) lazy river. LOVE that they have a ton of lifeguards covering the area, although I felt the kids were a bit unruly and wild....got the feeling that a lot of parents drop their kids off and don't stay to supervise. While trying to swim with my kids, other children kept colliding with us constantly. Very overcrowded. For adults, there is a lap pool option if you need reprieve from the chaos in the kids zone. Water was heated and not freezing like at most water parks which was a plus. Also, They have a nice snack bar with tons of food and several milkshake options. Prices were very reasonable. While there's room for improvement, I think this is a great option for kids in the summertime to beat the heat!

My husband and I were on a three week road trip. After hiking at a few of the national parks, we…read morestopped here a couple of times to lift weights and shower. The daily rate is affordable and the women's showers were nicer than most

A great find here in St George! My daughter and I have been…read moredoing escape room - just the two of us - for a couple of years. We just moved ti the area and were happy to find a spot!! We tried Bomb Squad as our first room. I was a bit disappointed at first because the room was very small...luckily the game was set up in such a way that it turned out to be very exciting and challenging (no spoilers here!) we had an absolute BLAST (pun intended) and will be back!!

The Game Night experience was very unique from other escape room themes - a Clue-themed activity…read morethat also includes many nostalgic board games as clues to solve the different puzzles. Perfect for small groups. If you do get stumped while solving the puzzles, a themed "character" in disguise will come in with a helpful hint to assist in solving the next step. All-in-all, a very fun hour-long problem solving activity. The facility is clean, well decorated and thought out, and the staff are top-notch!

I'm an intermediate player. This is a hard course. The Devil's Gulch, a giant trench, will get you…read more But it's such a fun 2 holes. I love playing here and have several times. The staff is kind. It's a well-maintained golf course. It's stunning as well as you look over Dixie Mountains. It's hot and there are water fountains at almost every other hole, except around hole 15 and on, which should be corrected. Beautiful. I suck at golf, but I love playing here

Today was the first of (6) 5K Races I've challenged myself to complete this year. The "DogTown…read moreRace" held in Washington, Utah, was well attended and the weather, although a bit chilly made for a great event. The race was well organized and the staff were great. Light snacks, water and protein bars were available to runners after the race, as well as tote bags. If you're looking for a 5K race you might want to consider attending a "DogTown Race,"which, are held throughout the year. Incidentally, I ended up taking first place in my age category and was awarded a Gold medal.

Good quality pickleball courts. Ridiculous thing about the pb here as opposed to any other park is…read morethat the courts are a whopping TWO MINUTE drive from the entrance. So deep in the back of the park, seems excessive to me. With any other park, the pb courts would be no more than a two minute WALK from the park entrance. Anyway, I visited here from out-of-state seeking a challenge, but the numerous people here were just beginners, so I couldn't get the challenge I'd sought. Friendly people, nonetheless. I played singles full-court with a nice man at least. And the park's name is an unnecessary mouthful. Could just be called Sullivan Park.

Today I shot the ShootSig match at Southern Utah Practical Shooters (SUPS) and it was a First Class…read moreexperience. The match format is a mix of GSSF, and SCSA. My buddy and I arrive just before opening (9AM) and filled up a squad. We had our own personal RO to guide and walk us through each of the stages. If we rented an Sig gun, it was $20 ammo included, and the ROs even loaded the magazines for us (total arrive and drive like experience). If you joined ShootSig at the match ($50), they waived the $45 match fee for the first gun and it was $25 for each additional. We shot a total of nine divisions in about 2 hours and were on our way to lunch. They giveaway both Performance and Random prizes to all participants that are ShootSig Members and shoot an Sig firearm.

For the Southern Utah Practical Shooting Range:…read more What a mecca for USPSA shooters! USPSA Area 1 championships were held here at the Southern Utah Practical Shooting range. We were just awestruck how many bay area available of action pistol! We checked in at the office before the our days of competition and the staff were very friendly. We checked out the stages and the bays were all clean (brass free) and well organized. Their wall, props, and other USPSA paraphernalia were clean, straight, and not dingy. What I really liked was each bay had its own huge awning that can house the entire squad from sunlight, sugoi! Porta-potties or bathrooms are just a few bays walk and WiFi and cel signal was available thought the complex. (Yup, from I'm from there are some clubs that have weak or no cel signal in their bays) The match went on flawless and trouble free. SUPS throw out some great well organized matches. I wish Area 1 comes back to SUPS in the future.

The kids are ages 2-4 maybe and the class is okay but I don't see any improvements with my two and…read morethey have been going for a while. It's more of an organized play time and the adults have to participate.

Amazing gym with attentive, skilled and positive coaches. My daughter loves her coaches and has…read morelearned so many skills, both in gymnastics and life. They coach with love and skill.