Lots of cardio equipment available and wide variety of strength training devices too. Never busy…read morewhen I go during the day. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Signed up for a tennis clinic session here. Signup online was easy and the clinic is run very well!…read moreThe instructor George is great. The pickle ball courts next to us are a bit loud, but the players seem to have fun. That is my only complaint about the tennis courts- other than that, the tennis facilities are clean and well-run. All of the staff has been friendly as well. I would definitely recommend the clinics here if you're looking for a new spot!

We were there for a memorial service which was more like a nice gathering of friends and family in…read morea large room that was able to accommodate our large group of over 60 people comfortably . The inside is very nice with clean well appointed bathrooms. The staff was friendly and attentive. Would recommend for a special celebrations . Parking can be a bit crowded on weekends

The burger made me sick and hurt my stomach was completely charred they don't know how to cook and…read morethe fries were soggy!!!

It's easy to drive by and not realize this park has some good qualities…read more The space is huge and includes a baseball field, tennis court and tot lot. We've been a few times and the space is always clean and quiet. There are a few trashcans around, so I recommend bringing an extra bag to tie up trash in since trash cans are few. There's a small lot designated for the park and free on-street parking. The tot lot has a playground and swings. Nothing fancy, but serves its purpose. I haven't seen this area overly crowded. Good option to not fight crowds and a range of age groups. There are no restrooms.

First off, I love the fact that a facility like this exists. They offer pickleball, indoor soccer,…read moretennis, lacrosse and indoor walking paths. Especially in winter, a place like this is a godsend. That being said, the Northeast Regional Recreation Center isn't in the best shape, at least the portion I've visited. My son spent the winter playing indoor soccer here. The nets and goals seem like they have seen better days. The turf did appear to be fine. Another issue with this rec center is the parking. If you get here early or play the first round of games, you are rewarded with parking. Otherwise it is really hit or miss. There is a lot of waiting in lines and being patient while vehicles try to turn around in cramped spaces (only one way in and out of the parking lot). Most of the time we wound up parking at the shopping center and trudging through the ice and snow and darkness to our games. Ultimately, I'm glad there is a place for indoor soccer (and indoor walking which I would do during his games) but I have definitely been to nicer rec centers and hope this one can be updated.

The Smell! What's with the indoor air quality? Who is in charge of cleaning this facility.read more

The Baltimore City fenced in "dog park" is not worth the hassle of parking…read more Uneven paving, forget any sidewalks, tree stumps, and tree roots contribute to the uneven and hilly location. Locked toilet area. Overflowing large barrels for trash. So, WHAT EXACTLY was all the hoopla about getting this "dog park" installed? Just go to any dog park areas downtown and you will love the difference. Ground is taken care of, waste bags and receptacles in place. Like care and forethought were given. Definitely a community area.

Burdick Dog Park is apparently free, but really hard to join. I've emailed the city, but no…read moreresponse. The facebook page is mostly inactive and won't let you post anything. I didn't see any info there on how to join. I suspect it's a neighbor running it who may not want people to join. Hard to say. Otherwise it's very odd that the only place with information on the park won't share it with the public. I almost gave up trying to join (and I literally live down the street), but then one day I saw this application at the library. It says to mail it in. I haven't tried yet. I hope that works. If not, then I have no idea how to get the gate code. It's almost like no one wants you to join. What a weird concept for a public dog park. Anyway attached is the application if it's helpful. FYI you need a city dog license and updated rabies cert to join (if you can figure out how to join!).

I absolutely love this place. It has such an inviting, community feel--just genuinely good people…read moreall around. It's a tennis facility, but also has a great fitness side, including private Pilates sessions by appointment. It's the kind of place where you actually look forward to going.

This is a place that treats clients differently by races! The Africa American front desk lady moved…read moremy chair that I moved close to the window in order for watching my girl's play, however, just a few minutes ago , when we arrived, a Eastern European woman was sitting in a sofa which was facing and moved close to the window. Yes, white people can do whatever they want here, but not for Asians! Even though I said I will move it back after our class! Shame on the attitude!!

Michael is an excellent coach. He pays attention to my weaknesses and helps me become aware of…read morethem. He is also very patient and makes sure the player has mastered the fundamentals before moving on to more advanced training.

I have used Play Your Court for two years in a row to find pros to improve my game while on…read morevacation. Two separate pros, to wonderful experiences! Nice time to make stroke and timing changes while away from home and no pressure to play in games!

AFRAM this year! Be there or be square. The park sees the largest influx of people during the year…read more Food, music, and culture.

This park is HUGE! And I love me a good park…read more I've been here a few times for road races, but never to just check out the park itself. Since retiring, I've been hitting up every outdoor space on my list. I came to walk the trail(s), but one visit is simply not enough. I see that now. I'll definitely have to come back on my bike to get the lay of the land. Random, but everytime I come to this park, my GPS takes me on a tour of the neighborhood when I can see the park is RIGHT THERE. Anyway, I came during the week and parked on a side road inside the park. Again, I'm not really familiar with the best place to park to access whatever it is I'm trying to access. I started walking on the trail and was actually hoping I didn't get lost (even though my Garmin can take me back to my starting point). I asked a woman where to go and she directed me to 'the loop'. The loop will work for today! Apparently the loop was closed due to construction. There's work being done on the water tanks (or something like that). But the loop is open, and it's a bit over 1 mile. It's smooth, and I'm already plotting to try it on my bike. But there's absolutely NO SHADE on this portion, so plan accordingly. From the loop I could see the pool, tennis courts, and basketball courts, so I made my way there, via a trail. Again, the park is huge! From my research, it's the third oldest established park in the United States! Whoa! And, it covers 745 acres of land. Like I said, you'll have to come more than once to see all there is to see. That includes the Baltimore Zoo, which is inside the park. I'll be back on my bike for more recon.

We love Coppermine at Meadowbrook! It has been amazing for our boys (5 and 8). Everyone working…read morethere is fun, patient, and really engaged with the kids. There's so much for the kids to do--sports, swimming, creative activities--you name it. It's super well-run and organized, which we really appreciate as parents. Overall, it's a great place for families. Can't recommend it enough!

The staff is warm and friendly. The pools are huuuuuuge. There is a swathe of beach (which we…read morelovingly refer to as Hampden Beach / The Hampdens) that is a perfect place to lay out and bask in sunshine. The gym is rarely utilized, which I love for a focused and quiet workout. The locker rooms are nothing to write home about but I do not come here to spend more time than needed in the locker room. Parking is great and now "daddy" Coppermine is coming in to make further improvements. It's all gravy baby!