Ah, where to start. Let's start with Nick. What a great employee...all day!!! The atmosphere of…read morethis tennis center, surrounded by other beautiful IU sports facilities, is one of a kind. One improvement: maybe some tables??? Would be nice to have space to do some work while watching these great athletes of all ages play!! Back on the employee train...Gabe is a stellar employee, we need more of him in the world. Keep doing what you do and inspiring Hoosiers of all walks of life.

From the owner: The Indiana University Recreational Sports Tennis Center is an indoor tennis facility with 8 tennis…read morecourts, locker rooms and a fitness area available for students, faculty and staff at Indiana University. The IURS Tennis Center is also home to the IU Men & Women's Varsity tennis teams and the public.

I go here specifically for Jana's throwdown class on Tuesday nights. If you are a person who loves…read moreto dance, this is the fitness class for you. It's a mix of hip hop and fitness moves. You will twerk. You will sweat. You will catch yourself feeling like a 20-something. This class is a confidence booster! The moves take a few classes to get the hang of, but stick with it! After a while you can really groove and not worry about remember the choreo.

Very spacious gym that's not normally crowded. The staff is friendly. It's a little expensive for a…read moremonthly membership but it's worth it to me because of its location.

Well, Oldham County spent some money and really updated the playground . It's completely different…read morenow. Nice park, usually pretty empty, and it's usually pretty clean. There's also usually people playing pickleball.

This park can be considered one of the hidden gem parks of Oldham County. This is the site of the…read moreJohn W. Black Community and Aquatic Centers with a wonderful swimming pool. Home of the Oldham County Youth Football that play on weekends.There are two softball fields with concession area. A huge lake for fishing from bank or dock. Several picnic shelters, restrooms and a terrific playground for the little ones. Well maintained Horseshoe pits. Tennis courts. And some of the nicest walking trails you will find anywhere. All are mostly level and there are birds and wildlife everywhere.

10/10 !! This tennis…read morecenter and venue is the perfect location and space used for instruction as well as hosting National Tennis events. Hubby and I visited twice within the past 4 days and it has been an amazing experience each time. We visited for the Cincinnati Open. Everything was so organized from the parking options to entry points. The premises were clean, signs were informative, and amenities were perfect. Clean bathrooms, plenty of seating areas, plenty of food/ beverage/ and snack options. Amazing store for shopping for apparel, etc. The tennis courts were in great condition, the flowers and plants were absolutely gorgeous. The staff stayed visibly present and sooooo helpful. I look forward to returning back to this amazing event within the next 2 years.

This was our first Tennis tournament ever, and I cannot stop talking about it! It was an awesome…read morevenue with plenty to do. Highly recommend getting one of the spots in the shade.

Very clean park with updated playground equipment. There's a pool here, shelters, basketball…read morecourts, and a baseball field. I like that there's trash cans everywhere if you need them. This park definitely served it purpose to let my kids stretch their legs in between a road trip to see their grandparents.

This is the mega park of the Seymour area. It has a wide variety of activities for all types of…read moreinterests. There are basket, tennis, and baseball fields. There's an aquatic park and a skate park. There's a shelter and a fountain, and even a Gaga Ball pit. For a park this size, I was surprised I didn't see more picnic tables and grills and benches. And the playground equipment is rather limited to similarly sized parks. On my frequent trips to parks, I believe mothers with small kids make up the biggest number of visitors, so more playground for smaller kids would be a nice addition. Overall, it seems like a really nice park, especially for the kids in the upper elementary range and older. Review #2168

My focus at Roberts Park this morning was to see the beautifully preserved 1884 Longwood Covered…read moreBridge but there's so much more to do here. It was a nice opportunity to walk around and see the park itself. Picnic pavilions, sporting fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball courts, pickleball courts and even an amphitheater. Many of the park roads are one way which was a bit of a challenge to getting exactly to where I could see I wanted to be but the road doesn't go that way. Oops. [Review 1003 of 2026 - 210 in Indiana - 26182 overall]

Connersville has a really nice park that has something for everyone. Whether you like swimming,…read morebasketball, pickleball, tennis, or horseshoes, they have a place for it at Roberts Park. If you like watching your kids play on a variety of swings, slides, and climbing equipment scattered throughout the park, the have those here too! The park is a mature park with lots of shade trees that are greatly appreciated on days like the one I visited here. There are narrow roads that meander through the park since the place is quite large. On the south end near the aquatic center, there is an amphitheater for racing and some barns near there. I didn't see any horses during my visit, but I assume that the barns and track are for those. Must be a seasonal thing like the swimming and water slides. The park also has the Longwood Covered Bridge which was relocated here for preservation. There are a couple sculptures and a few plaques to commemorate bits of history tied to the park & Connersville. Generally, there are a lot of options for individuals. The only reason I didn't give this a five star review is that the park looks like it could use some attention. The tennis courts has cracks that have been sealed, but the scraggly white lines should have been painted over to match the court. Very distracting. Some of the older playground equipment could used a fresh coat of paint too. The garden area by the park admin building was in need of some trimming and the brick around the fountain could stand some work too. Little things, but they do separate an older park from one that has the latest features. A wish list would be a walking trail separate from the roads. I don't like having to continuously watch over my shoulder for vehicles coming up behind me, or having to walk through the grass when it's wet from dew. Otherwise, the park seems like a great place for specific activities. Review #1419

This place is wonderful in that fact that it is never over-crowded. The staff are extremely…read morefriendly and always willing to help. This gym may not the state of the art equipment that an LA fitness would have. However, it has absolutely everything you need to get in an excellent workout. It's two stories. They have scheduled workout classes you can take. They have plenty of after school programs for the kiddos and an area for small children to play while there parents work out. They have Year round tennis and golf. During the summer they have a pool with an on duty life guard. Overall, I highly recommend if you live in the Meade County area.

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A great place to play tennis - rain or shine, doesn't matter with this indoor tennis / pickleball…read morecourt. I actually have never seen pickleball being played here, but I think it happens. A few months ago, we purchased a family membership to the IRC. The goal was to be able to play more tennis. It took a while to figure out all the unspoken processes and how to get in the system. So far, we are doing things on our own and haven't have classes yet. But the tennis is good. And, now I think I know more and should be able to get a class soon. The pro shop is great! I enjoy being there, they are very knowledgeable, helpful and polite.

My favorite place to play tennis when I come visit! They recently underwent a remodel, and now this…read moreis a thriving tennis club that even has a store in it, which was super convenient for my quick trip when I needed a few things.

Corporate ruined it. Needs major upgrades and managed poorly. Courts are always dirty, air…read moreconstantly goes out, carpet in locker rooms are 30 years old. Equipment is junk

Courts are in excellent condition…read more Clinic schedules change constantly, from the flyers they give out , to the website, and through texting . communication for classes happen on different apps and Text chains. Often difficult to reach the front desk to confirm classes aren't canceled. Also, not many clinic options for skill improvement.

Nice facilities. Can't speak to their fast feeds, pros, etc., but this is a nice facility for…read moreindoor tennis, which is definitely the best kind of tennis.

Check your local listings or just call the office and ask for a deal! They are willing to work with…read moreyou. Anyone for tennis? I have some new skills :-) . I enjoyed some lessons with a team of Chris' for four Sundays this past January- and I learned so much! It was a great balance technical perfecting as well as developing a comfortable swing that wouldn't leave me sore or damaged permanently later. Beginner level class was the best place to start for me, and seeing that I was a beginner, I didn't have a racquette. No problem! For $20 I "tried" one for the duration of the class and was allowed to keep it for some extra time since no one was waiting to try it. Really nice considering I wanted to use something appropriate but needed to save the cash for later to see if I would end up being any good- well godo enough to keep playing. I have already signed up for the next level course and I am really looking forward to it! Get yourself a Groupon and try out Springhurst!