This place has really gone downhill. The website claims that the property is clean, but that…read morecouldn't be further from the truth -- it's consistently dirty and poorly maintained. There's no staff on-site, so it's unclear who residents or guests are supposed to contact with their concerns. Things are constantly broken, and no one seems to be taking responsibility for upkeep. The owner continues to charge a yearly maintenance fee, but it appears that the money isn't being put to use, as the property looks like it's falling apart.

They don't tell you that they charge you for 2 weeks after you cancel, nice trick, hidden in the…read moredisclosures. SHADY AF

Renu Hot Yoga Studio & Juice Bar is truly something special!…read more Not only is Renu a professional, welcoming, and inclusive studio, but they genuinely care about the community they serve. Each year, they adopt a family for Christmas, and the owner personally shops for the family, thoughtfully choosing gifts specifically for each child and parent. That kind of generosity and personal care speaks volumes about the heart behind this business. I have taken many classes at Renu, and every instructor I've had has been knowledgeable, friendly, encouraging, and supportive. The quality of the classes is exceptional, and you can tell that the entire team truly wants people to feel comfortable, supported, and successful. I highly recommend Renu not only because it is a high-quality hot yoga studio, but because they care about something bigger they care about our community, our children, and our families. It's a business that truly gives back, and I'm grateful to have a place like Renu in our community.

I really enjoy being a part of the Renu Hot Yoga community. I especially love the Yin classes. The…read moreteachers are always nice, helpful, and friendly, and they make you feel comfortable and supported throughout the practice. Renu is always clean, welcoming, and a comfortable place to practice. One of my favorite things is the cool washcloth they give you at the end of class. The washcloths have essential oils in them that smell really nice, and it's such a refreshing and relaxing way to finish class. The owner does a great job of making Renu welcoming and inclusive to everyone, men and women of all ages. They are very attentive to safety and make sure everyone is practicing in a safe environment. I also appreciate how consistent the business is with its rules and regulations. The contract is straightforward, self-explanatory, and easy to understand. Overall, I really enjoy being part of this community. Renu is a clean, welcoming, friendly, and safe place to practice, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to try hot yoga.

Best Gym in yakima! Family local gym that cares for all the community! If you want to feel…read morecomfortable and achieve your goal this is the gym! They also have kids room!

Achieve is the perfect fit for my life as a single mama. The various classes help to accommodate my…read morecrazy schedule. The kid's area helps me stay committed even when childcare doesn't work out. And the staff create a very comfortable and engaging environment. Everyone is willing to answer questions or offer advice. I never feel out of place.

The Yakima Tennis Club is my happy place! I grew up in Yakima and my entire family were members of…read moreYTC. When i moved back to Yakima in 2010, we immediately joined YTC again. It is a social and tennis club, filled with people I consider my tennis Ohana.

Started playing at the club about a year and a half ago and have so many new friends! Great…read morememories with great people!

Visited here to check it out. Gayle's Corner is very cozy and inviting when you walk in. Lots of…read morerooms to explore and tactile art on the walls. Lots of wonderful details. Owner very professional, has a Master's in counseling, so a good fit for distressed folks.

Roza Recreation Site is a Bureau of Land Management (BLM) recreation site in the Yakima River…read moreCanyon towards the southern end of the canyon. A sign for the site is clearly visible from Washington State Route 821 (also called Canyon Road) and the entry drive and parking lot inside the entrance are both paved. I purchased a day use permit (good on all BLM managed lands for the day) on site. The pay area was clearly marked and the instructions for how to pay and display your day use or overnight use permit were posted by the pay drop-box and easy to follow. I did a little walking around. A map of the site is posted that provides the lay of the land. There are spots allocated for camping, picnic tables area, and a boat ramp/waterfront area. There were some grassy/treed areas one could explore past the campsites, but I stayed in closer to the parking lot on my visit. The rocks in the Yakima River Canyon are gorgeous, and the basalt cliffs on the far side of the canyon from Roza are no exception. Beautiful location to just take in the beauty of nature. It was windy the day I stopped. Hedgy the Hedgehog, my travel companion of the day, and I sat at the picnic tables and decided it was too windy and she might blow away if she sat there while eating so we stayed in the car to eat. After eating we used the restrooms and departed to explore the canyon driving north on Washington State Route 821. Restrooms at this location are pit toilets that one cannot throw trash into. I was on my period, so this mattered. The restrooms at the other BLM managed lands I stopped at along Washington State Route 821 are also pit toilets. I figured this to be the case when I stopped here (my first BLM land of the day) so adjusted accordingly. No trash in the toilets when on your period means the feminine hygiene products one is using, be it pads and/or tampons, cannot be thrown in the toilets. I bring ziplock bags on my adventures just for this reason. Wrap the pad, tampons aren't my thing, and seal it in a ziplock bag and throw it in a trash can. I find ziplock bags do a good job of lessening the blood smell. Other bags work too. If you don't want to carry the hygiene product outside of the restroom with you there are rest areas along Interstate 90 (I-90) where disposal of pads and/or tampons is simple and straight forward. On this visit, in the afternoon on Monday the 29th of June 2020, the recreation site was not very busy and the parking lot not very full. One of the perks of adventuring on a non-holiday weekday if you can!

This site, like many of the Bureau of Land Management sites, is filthy. The restroom had so many…read moreflies in it you could not step in the door. The overnight fee is $15 which provides no amenities not even trash. I am disappointed that our government can not seem to do better than this.

Beautiful hike up the trail that Yakima Supreme Court justice - William O Douglas - used to hike…read moreduring his childhood. He had a polio like illness as a boy that left his legs weak and he found the outdoors to be both his playground and his gym! There's some really nice signage around the trail that explains how profound of an influence this area had on him personally and professionally! The hike starts out via the greenway or at Harlan Landing - off the ramp into Selah. There's a recent additional start to the hike that was recently added on the path from Harlan's landing and it makes the whole thing much shorter. The hike starts over a small flat area after which you go under some train tracks. The hike up the hill is a good steep climb but our 3, 5 and 7 year olds were able to trek it with minimal help. It was a tougher climb for the 3 year old and he spent a good portion on my shoulders but it didn't make the climb terrible on me. Up top the views of the valley, both Yakima and Selah were very pretty! There are some power lines and a cell station up top with a small abandoned shed next to it. It was a good spot for the little guys to explore and made for some solid pictures. The hike took us about 1.5 hours and was about 3 miles round trip from the parking lot. Not to long and with great views - (Adams is huge on a sunny day!) it's a wonderful way to spend your day!

My friend and I are working out here from California and needed a place to train and keep our…read moresanity for being gone from home so long. I found Professor Ururahy while searching on google maps. My buddy and I were welcomed with open arms. It was a great class with great professor and a great group of people, we will definitely come back as much as we can before we leave this beautiful state.

I was traveling on business and have hip Pain so I thought I…read morewould go and watch a class. When I got there professor Rodriguez greeted me and asked me to join in. I told him I was about to have hip surgery. He said well just warm up with us go get on the mat. After I warmed up, he put me with his brown belt coach and we started to do some drills then he paired with me and we did some more drills. He told me don't live in the pain. He said you know where the pain is just do what you can, you don't have anything to prove. It was a great class. My muscles are stretched out and it's gonna be great traveling back sitting on a plane. I really needed this. Thank you professor