A a hidden gem! You would not find unless you were looking for it. There was a lot to discover!…read more There's lots of Parking, the Trails are long and winding that lead to shade. Chisholm Trail offers Porta Potties, a large Playground, Trash Cans all around, a variety of wildlife and a Fishing Pond! I would definitely recommend this Park. It has everything you need for a day of fun in the park.

Best skate park in Fort Worth there's these boys who do events here and they make the park /…read morecommunity a better place

If I lived in Southlake, this is where I'd likely join (until the new Lifetime opened). I've been…read morehere many times as a day use guest ($10-12 depending on residency). Amenities galore for families who want free child care and crazy low rates compared to Arizona gyms. Weight room is a bit overcrowded and small for the size of the gym, so make sure you try out your "ideal" time in advance bc it can be a headache. The indoor/outdoor turf areas are awesome and the bkb courts, cardio area, pool and indoor track are just a few other great things about this gym.

Great place to work out & friendly staff! Highly recommend. We love the indoor and outdoor turf…read morefield.

Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 5/5 Service…read more Hard to believe no one has written about the Denton Senior Center! They have a lot to offer for the young at heart! I came here to take a fly fishing class and observed that there is a lot for folks to do up here for seniors! Sure it's a Senior center, but really there is a great deal up here to do! Some folks have really worked their tail off to make this a fun little place! Great place to have all kinds of classes on a number of different things! I noticed a small little library, a work out area, pool tables, a hand shuffle board, tv's and visiting tables. There was a little gift shop with all kinds of fun little trinkets! What I really impressed me were that so many folks were sitting down and visiting with each other! Don't be shy, if your'e a senior, come up here and visit! What a fun place to come do things and meet others! I just hope that someday, that other senior centers around the country are as nice as this one!

Tai Chi at the Denton Senior Center…read more The style taught is the "Simplified 24 Form" also known as the "International Form." A search of the web will reveal many sites discussing this form, which was developed by the Chinese government in 1956. It is also called the "Beijing Form" because that's where the glorious peoples' instructors convened to develop it. Look for several masters performing it on YouTube. You do not have to be a senior to join the class. If the class is full, seniors get first priority, that's all. The below is a quote from the Denton Senior Center's website: ---------- Date: Tuesdays Time: 4 - 5 p.m. Cost: $30 for six weeks. Related to martial arts, Tai Chi is the art of constant motion. Class content includes slow motion warm up, breathing exercises and 24 basic movements. Benefits of Tai Chi include better relaxation, balance, meditation and improved health. Instructor: John Plevoch For more details, contact the front desk at (940) 349-8720. ----------

DON'T EXTERN HERE! The facility is in dire need of new ownership. Until the internal issues are…read morefixed, I would suggest externing somewhere else. Also, management needs a serious attitude adjustment. Edit: I'd like to include specifics. Externs are required to climb an extended tractor arm, approximately 10 feet high, to throw meat into enclosures, which raises safety concerns. Additionally, work hours are not properly tracked, and externs are expected to work 7 days a week with shifts lasting 10-12 hours. There also seemed to be a lack of necessary supplies to perform tasks efficiently. There was also a situation where one of the workers accidently released a big cat because they were so overworked and probably emotionally exhausted. The big cat escaped, and was not recovered. As a result, they fired everyone involved and have yet to rehire and are severely understaffed to this day. While the mission of animal care is commendable, I believe improvements in safety protocols, proper scheduling, and adequate equipment would greatly benefit both the externs and the organization.

I took my husband here on a surprise road trip on a Saturday morning. We arrived just in time for…read morethe 11:00 a.m. tour. Melanie was our tour guide. She was amazing, patient, and kind. She told us about the history of each cat. She started off the tour by telling us that the center is run by volunteers 100%. There are no funds used for salaries..not even the director. I found that to be pretty amazing. I took several photos with my cell phone. It takes some work to get the cell phone lens to line up through the holes in the chain link fence and stay back at an arms length distance at all times (required by the center ). Still, I was able to take pictures and crop them later to come out with several good photos. There were a total of 28 cats and a 3 legged llama. None of the cats seemed aggressive. Most seemed friendly, but as Melanie explained that could change without a moments notice. I had no reason not to believe her...they are wild animals. The center buries all cats in their own cemetery. They do not sale their teeth, fur, etc once they are gone, which I found to be most honorable. We had a wonderful time. It was very educational, and would recommend. The price of the tour is a 100% donation. They also have a wish list ( needed items for the center and care of the animals) that you can purchase items and bring with you. We brought bleach and paper towels. They were most appreciative to get them. All research done at the center is non invasive which was comforting to know. The cats cages were fairly large like the size of a small suburban backyard.

I volunteer as a meal server at Our Daily Bread. This is one of Denton's facilities that serves our…read morehomeless population by providing supportive services that teach valuable skills to help people get back on their feet. The facility is clean and spacious and the food prepared is nutritious and healthy. Staff show genuine friendliness and professionalism to volunteers and clients. Volunteering at Our Daily Bread is a special part of my week.

Food is not even edible. I realize they are feeding the homeless, but they need to provide…read moresomething that doesn't look like it came out of a trash can. I recommend they cook soups. Bullion is cheap and goes a long way.

Please please please never bring your child here. I was told my daughter can only get a drink twice…read morea day and she came home with bruises in shapes of hand prints (she was only in care for 5 days, 3 of which she came home with hand prints) my daughter came home so hungry and thirsty each day, and she started flinching when I would go to pick her up on day 3. I'm absolutely appalled at the care here. Each day I addressed something to the teachers and yesterday (7/25) I actually spoke to the director demanding answers and of course there was none! NO EXCUSE FOR A 14 MONTH OLD TO BE FLINCHING WHEN SHE COMES HOME; WITH A NEW BRUISE AND SO THIRSTY AND HUNGRY SHE COMES HOME AND CONSUMES ENOUGH FOOD AND WATER FOR AN ADULT!

We have tried this daycare twice between multiple years. The first round my daughter came home with…read moreall kinds of diaper rashes and was handed to us every single day with a dirty diaper! The second time around was with my son, not only did we mention that we were potty training and asked them for consistency of doing it there as well they promised us that they would. This was never honored and we were repeatedly told it needed to just be "brought up" which I pointed out had been mentioned to teachers and even head staff over messages and in person multiple times. Not only did we have these issues but the cleaniness of the classroom was clearly subpar considering every single day was a new illness and a huge out break of hand foot and mouth that was a revolving door! As a full time working mom I didn't have much of a choice but to continue. Although I could look past everything else what I couldn't look past was the rudeness of the management! It was made very clear from the beginning for information for billing etc. it needed to be made aware to his father. They would rudely call me and leave me multiple messages demanding that I handle it and even continued to use the wrong name for me multiple times after being corrected! We finally just decided to discontinue services as it was extremely expensive for a service that was more trouble than it was worth and we were not going to spend an elaborate amount of money to be disrespected.

I went there for first time, was greeted at desk, they explain what I was asking, gave me I ternary…read morenice big clean place,for all family members, will be going to bingo soon..other activities for seniors.

Not bad at all Activity center for young and old has Senior Center open property and skate park…read moredirectly behind it. Rec center with weight room, dance/yoga/Zumba classes, basketball court, with treadmill,elipitcal,stair steppers etc., For Watauga residents 40 bucks per year for Rec center Everytime I have gone it's been in and out no problem always machines open and basketball is rarely used during day..If your a resident this is definitely worth a look

My father suffers from Alzheimer disease. My mother used Rose Cottage for six months until he was…read moreplaced in a full time facility. The staff is helpful and kind. I recommend Rose Cottage to any famil that needs help.

From the owner: Senior Activities Center Adult Daycare Center…read moreInteraction and Socialization Restaurant Meals Games and Excercise

This is great place to work out! It had no pool but that's ok it is clean and friendly. The…read moremorning crew are two great ladies, that help you out with whatever you need. You must have a membership in order to work out here, which means you must live in Arlington, or the surrounding areas. So if you do it is very minimum, and you must pay a monthy dues depending on what you want to do, whether it be weights, yoga martial arts or all of the above. I just love it here and I know you will too.

For a city recreation center, this is pretty nice. There are several different types of machines…read morethat you can work out on. The weight room is small, but I can usually get on all of the equipment that I need. Equipment does break down, but they usually are quick to repair it. There are fun activities for children of all ages. I quit taking fitness classes for several reasons. I was in one class where the instructor yelled into her headset with a thick Southern drawl. I couldn't understand what she was saying. In another class that was supposed to be designed for seniors, the instructor told us to do things that seniors should not do. (According to several physical therapists) All of the employees have been very polite. My favorite employee is Rosa.

We had daily in-home services for my mom with vascular dementia. The caregiver was kind and…read morecompassionate, taking the time to learn all about our family so she could have meaningful conversations with my mother. Nancy with Grannie Nannies went above and beyond to meet with us first and find out what type of caregiver would meet my mom's personality. She stayed in constant contact initially to make sure everything was working out on a daily basis and that our needs were being appropriately met - all while providing extra tips for me personally to help me care for my mom's dementia symptoms.

Flexible, Focused, Friendly! You think getting Three F's is a bad thing? I disagree. It's something…read moreto be proud of. My mom had surgery and she needed help at home considering my schedule was chaotic. Granny Nannies were very FLEXIBLE in not only finding time for me but also worked around my mom's schedule. They also offered FLEXIBLE pricing based on those needs This was the first time my mom had a surgery and she didn't know what she needed in terms of recovery. The Granny Nannie team FOCUSED on exactly what my mom needed, proactively took care of things for her and around the house. When I greeted the care giver in the morning, I was greeted with a smile. And when they left for the day, they left a smile on my mom's face. Just a wonderful team of FRIENDLY caregivers. I would highly recommend giving Granny Nannies a try if you or a loved one needs that extra care.