Went here as a child for a short period of time. I remember Matt the owner twisting my four year…read moreold brothers arm and hurting him. We regret not speaking up about it and getting justice.

What a lovely facility! The indoor courts went through a resurfacing about a year ago, adding the…read moretraditional purple and green from Wimbledon's scheme. It really looks rather swell. The upstairs balcony overlooks all the courts and includes a kitchen for social gatherings. Downstairs, you have a nice bathroom, sauna, and private work out area--with personal training and development available. The staff is really the muscle of this place. Friendly, accommodating, and pure, unbridled passion for tennis and community, come to mind. Lovely ladies and men. If you're not feeling the vibe or pace of Four Seasons, Gold's, or LA, come to Evergreen Tennis. Not just to play the great game of tennis, but to have fun while working out your mind and body. Update: 1/23/18 I've been working closely with one of the Tennis Pros at the club, Roger. He's a great instructor--with a wealth of knowledge, applicable techniques, and insight to the game. I've made great strides as a beginner, but have a leg-up being a left-hander and 25 years of soccer and basketball experience. Everyone is always friendly at the club. I love coming here!

Review Visit: October 11th, 2014…read more Rollingbrook Park is just many one of many parks in the Bloomington-Normal area. My dad and I came here during a day of exploring and was greeted with a nice park. It has your typical playground and spacious grounds. But this one has a pretty nice tennis court. So if you get the urge to play, there is a place to play in Blo-No area. I really don't remember much about this park aside from the cool tennis courts. Definitely one to check out if you are park exploring!

Large playground with many disabled friendly pieces of equipment. There are trees very close so…read morethere's shade over some part all the time. There are also nine pickleball courts and three tennis courts

Nice park, Lots of kids around…read moreSolid sections of play equipment Best for 2-5 year olds

Another one of my favorite parks in Champaign. There's a tennis court, playground, and a really…read morenice (and new) trail for running or bikes. It's just a really pretty park and it's usually never too busy. Good stuff!

What a wonderful yoga studio! This review is for people new to town, because anyone who's been…read morearound for a bit knows how great this place is. You couldn't ask for a cooler, more central location in downtown Bloomington, and the front has a fun gift shop, so, stop in for that if you're curious! I attended a yoga nidra class here around new year's and Carmen was an amazing teacher that talked us through a guided meditation and body scan. I walked away feeling very calm and peaceful, but there are a number of other types of yoga classes offered. Can't wait to be back! Thank you, Main Street Yoga!

I absolutely love Main Street Yoga. I have been to a variety of the classes and enjoyed all of…read morethem. The facility is inviting and clean. The studio provides mats, blankets, and blocks for no additional charge. I've never been to such a such a generous studio! The three class trial is an awesome deal, just make sure to use it within the specified time. My favorite class has been Saturday morning moderate yoga taught by Tonya. She has a way with words and will truly get your weekend off to the right start. This class is taught at the Washington Street studio, which had a lot of natural light. Another perk is that the farmers market is right outside when class is over! If you have not ever practiced yoga, I urge you to check out the gentle classes. There are all ages and activity levels at the class, so no need to be shy. Get thee to yoga!

Good park that's one of the best things about Bloomington. It of course has a zoo, the most notable…read morething about it. Miller Park is also a place for other recreational activities such as shooting hoops and walking. Has a playground to entertain young children. There's also a lake that has a cool bridge that makes for classic scenery. An interesting history about it. It's the largest park in the city to be sure. The park is best known for the zoo. Actually it has an interesting history itself. The zoo has its own business page on Yelp. As for the rest of the park, there's other stuff worth exploring. There's a pretty big lake. Go take a walk across the stone bridge. The park also has a mini golf course and softball fields among other things. Also check out a preserved steam locomotive. There's also a pavilion for those wanting to have a picnic. Has lots of activities throughout the year including festivals and fireworks. It's located east of Morris Avenue and south of Wood Street. They also have entertainment such as outdoor theater.

Great place to walk or relax. Has a splash pool for kids, a pavilion for events, paddle boating on…read morea lake, a stocked lake for fishing, trails to walk around, picnic areas, a gazebo, a baseball field, a monument to war veterans, a monument to firefighters, lots of open fields both in the sun, and shade, and easy access to downtown Bloomington. We went to the zoo, and then we spent two hours just exploring.

Decent community park for a road trip break for families with little kids. They have a picnic table…read morearea under pavilion with a bathroom building as well. Bathrooms were open when we visited - flush toilets and running water (Oct 2024 around noon) ... lots of open area it looks like for pets as well but nothing gated

A lovely place for dogs to run (big area) and play. It has a designated area for small dogs and…read moreone for large dogs. There is a water fountain and benches to sit. Unfortunately, I cannot give it 5 stars because I have an American Staffordshire and most owners mistake him for being a pit bull. I dislike owners who have an opinion based on second hand knowledge.

Great group of Pickleball players! Everyone is friendly and are willing to help beginner players…read moretoo.

The SRFC is OK, but not much more - and here is why. Let's skip the fact that the place is a bit…read morerundown and could use (a lot of) renovation, but as the price is acceptable I don't mind the mid 70's - almost nostalgic - ambiance. They have functioning racquetball courts - which is one of my main reasons for coming. The SRFC also has some very fine instructors that will do their very best for you. The one thing that gets me is SRFC's lack of organization and professionalism. Recently I've gone to do some classes that are on their schedule, only to find that there is no instructor or trainer to give them. I then noticed that they announce their schedules in three places: online, in flyers, and in weekly sheets. The problem is that these three sources do not agree. IN SHORT: I have recently gone 5 times or so, changed into my outfit etc, only to find that I just had wasted another 14 miles on my car and another hour of my time. I have brought this to management's attention, and I even asked the desk people specifically the day before if the schedule was correct. But all this was to no avail as nobody seems to know what exactly is going on and when ... So, before becoming an SRFC member, ask yourself why you'd would want to put up with such nonsense. Rense Lange

I joined the gym last year. When I joined they offered me a month free.I changed jobs about halfway…read morethrough i needed to cancel my plan. Come to find out it is a year contract not a month to month. That was not made clear when I joined. The free month actually isn't free. It just adds an extra month to your contract time. You can only cancel plans 9am to 4pm which is when most people work. There is only 1 manager who can cancel plans. The child care is great and gym is always clean. Just know what your signing up for because it is not made clear.

They offer a great variety of classes. The indoor tennis courts are a real plus in the winter time…read more The kids tennis program is run well with good coaches.

On my way into downtown Springfield when I spotted this park and hunted for a power outlet. It's…read morebeen cold the last few days and the onboard battery in the Sprinter van is running low. Surprise, there is an outlet here! It's on the north side on the building with restrooms (which was locked). I plugged in and took a walk around the park. Tennis/pickleball courts, a single baseball/softball diamond, walking paths, playground, skate park and several picnic areas with barbecue grills. Absolutely a pleasant experience this morning and now I'm at 100%. [Review 19690 overall - 144 in Illinois - 662 of 2023.]

Review Visit: May 12th, 2015…read more Iles park is about as park-y as you can get. It has your typical gazebo/pavilion where you can host birthday parties. There is some playground equipment for the kids to burn their excess energy on. There are some open acreage where you can have a picnic, play hacky sack, throw some frisbees, fly some kites, and various other outdoor activities. Besides all that, there really isn't much else to say about Iles. It seems to be a great spot to hang out with the kids or go on a walk with your significant other.