My two boys really loved the Skyhawks sports camp this summer. Even my oldest son that's a huge…read moregamer and not very active asked to go back next year. They made friends, stayed safe, and had fun! Their coaches were fantastic and taught them so much. I highly recommend!

I have gone to this facility for many basketball games and tournaments over the years. There is not…read morenearly enough parking to accommodate the many games, practices, parties and events that they hold each weekend. As a result, it is extremely unsafe. Many people have to park on the far away road and then walk up the long driveway where there is no sidewalk or path. I have had to walk that long driveway in the snow and in the dark. I'm surprised no pedestrians have been hit or injured yet! There is also a spot at the end of the building's sidewalk that has been covered in ice all winter long. I don't understand why the town zoning allows them to host tournaments and other events without adequate parking.

Slippery Sweat Box My son and his team have now had three…read moredays of basketball games here. Despite being October the inside has no ventilation. It is super hot and humid. And the court surfaces are slippery. Children during the games are slipping and falling. In my opinion, it is not safe - there is a high potential for injury. Evidently, inSports have never heard of an invention called a dehumidifier. In my opinion, AAU and other sports organizations should not use this place.

This is a gem nestled in a beautiful mountain side grove. This is a fun place with pool, tennis…read morecourts, pickle ball, basketball, bocci and more. They have charcoal grills to cookout with so come spend the day. This is a safe place for children. The lifeguard staff is professional and helpful.

This is a wonderful family friendly community. It's an amazing setting with picnic tables and bbq…read morepits under the large shady trees while the kids play in the pool, basketball courts, or the soccer fields. Can also play in the woods or play on the tennis courts or horseshoe pits. Too much to do and a great place to spend your lazy summer days!!

Beautiful courts, awesome management, clean facility. Best indoor courts in Worcester county.read more

From the owner: Welcome to PickleballU, a dedicated Pickleball experience located in Sturbridge, MA that offers…read moreyear-round access to 6 premium climate controlled indoor courts.

"I feel like a number I'm not a number…read moreDammit I'm a man" (Bob Seger) We didn't visit the Oakwood Sports Center to run on their 40,000 square feet of turf fields, bounce a ball on their 30,000 square feet of basketball/volleyball courts, smash a forehand on one of their 6 pickleball courts, or workout somewhere on their 5,000 square feet of turf for strength and conditioning training. Oh no, we were there to check out the sixty-five home repair and maintenance exhibitors at the Hartford Home Show. The exhibitors represented a very wide cross section of things a homeowner has to deal with. Want some examples? Of course you do. Here's a few samples of the vendor categories (and you might want to take a deep breath before you read this). Kitchens, Bathrooms, Windows, Roofing, Siding, Landscaping, Gutters, Solar, Decks, Dormers, Sunrooms, Awnings, Basements, Doors, Fences, Flooring, Pavers, Waterproofing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Garage Doors, Painting, Custom Woodworking, Skylights, Security Systems, Tree Service, Chimney Services, Energy Conservation, Insulation, Lawn Care, Liquid Vinyl Coating, Mattresses, Furniture Refinishing, Millwork, Storage Facilities, Real Estate Sales, Mold Remediation, Power Washing, and Wireless Internet Services. I guess that covers everything except nosy neighbors. The Home Show was inside a large open area where we walked up and down the aisles and answered the same questions countless times about the condition of our roof and gutters. We checked out the rest of the facility, and saw they had a full bar, food service, and a nice seating area overlooking the indoor athletic fields where youth leagues were going at it. Oakwood Sports Center really is quite an impressive facility.

This is a poor excuse for a sports organization. My first grievance is against the maintance of the…read moresoccer/frisbee fields. Someone gets seriously injured almost ever game from tripping on the literal potholes. They also refuse to hire refs for games and instead force every player to ref another game. Perhaps this would be okay if this was not a social league. There are too many people learning the game which makes having player referees very difficult to work with. Overall, this organization is not run well. It is horrendously overpriced for what it is. If you want to get in shape, you'rebetter off getting a personal trainer or gym membership. If you just want to make friends, go to revolutions and have a drink. Bur don't pay to play.

They do not refund your money back .. NEVER AGAIN This is a…read morecompany that money from your own money since they don't like to give anyone refund.. Bad business.

While visiting Amherst College for the summer, I decided to purchase a membership at HAC since it…read morewas the nearest gym that was neither Amherst's gym or Planet Fitness. I was absolutely astounded by the size of HAC- it had a large swimming pool, multiple tennis courts, basketball courts, machines, and free weights. The staff were also exceptionally friendly and the prices were very affordable. My only complaints was that the gym was somewhat hard to naviagte since the gym was not organized by "sections" (ex, the basketball court was in the midst of the free weight area, and machine rooms were spread around the gym) and the hours during the week. The gym is only open till 9pm, which made it sometimes difficult to find time to make it on time due to long obligations during the day. I wish that the gym was open for an hour and a half longer during the week.

While visiting Holyoke, MA, I got a chance to play tennis at this wonderful athletic club in…read moreAmherst! For a $12.00 guest fee (for the day), I played an hour of tennis at their indoor facility (two lighted courts). The new lights had been installed and we got to play on them the first day the courts were available. After my tennis, I worked out in their weight room for an hour, then went home. I did check the rest of the club out. It has a nice indoor pool, work out classes, weight machines, treadmills, ellipicals, full size basketball court, and a few other amenities. A very nice club! See my pictures. Xie Xie!!

Great service. pickleball is fire. Ryan at the food counter is super nice, the lady at the desk was…read morealso super nice.

FIX THE SCOREBOARDS!!!…read more They are never working which is pretty silly for a place like this. of all the things to ignore fixing this wouldn't be the one to ignore.

I went to Farmington Polo Club for a dog fashion club fundraiser. This is important - coming from…read moreFarmington, there are three entrances to the banquet hall - C, A, and B. C is for horses and food trucks, A is for goats and the main stables, and B is what I would consider a separate property. Also, an event behind door B is not necessarily known behind gate A. I wasted 20 minutes trying to find anyone who knew what was going on. I would have ripped off a goat! I did eventually find the right place, and the venue is lovely. There's a lot of parking, More lots on the right side. The inside is beautiful with marble and a disco ball horse. I imagine other great events are held there. Bathroom are okay, although a little cramped by the sinks. The restroom stall doors opened right in front of them.

We recently went to a polo match here and it was wonderful! The grounds are kept so nice and it was…read morea fantastic event.