This place has a lot of potential and needs some updating. The cooling system does not cool the…read morespace when there is a crowd. There is need for work on the grounds as well.

An excellent place for events, good parking lot, nice sized open space and they supply a person to…read morewatch the front door for your private event. They also have good family oriented programs and of course an excennmlt Art & Crafts show in November.

The staff did an excellent job creating a safe, welcoming environment for both kids and parents…read more They were actively engaged, walking around to ensure everyone was following the rules and staying safe. I also appreciated how they interacted with the children, encouraging them and helping build their self-confidence as they participated in activities and explored new challenges. The organized activities were a great addition, fostering a sense of community and giving families opportunities to connect. The environment itself was thoughtfully designed--the layout, noise level, and colors felt welcoming without being overstimulating like some other places we've visited. Another detail I appreciated was how organized everything was. Announcing when each session was ending and having a clock clearly displayed helped everyone stay on schedule and made transitions smooth. Thank you to the staff for creating such a positive experience. We will definitely be returning and look forward to visiting again soon!

We visited Elevate Trampoline Park today for my daughter's birthday party and spent almost $400…read more Unfortunately, the 4 pizzas we ordered were overcooked, with the crust noticeably burnt. This was very disappointing, and all the kids and parents were unhappy with the food quality. For a special occasion like a birthday party, we expected much better attention to food preparation and overall service. We hope management will improve food quality and ensure better consistency in the future so other families do not have the same experience.

I remember when the County took this land over and worked it up and thought this would be a waste…read moreof county resources. I was 100% wrong. I live close by in the North Valley and my dog and I walk down here at least twice a week, make the loop and walk back up the Albuquerque Drain Trail home. What a great facility. It's the terminus of the "jewel in the crown" ABQ Open Space Bike trail, has an excellent parking lot and you can walk or bike from here in four directions on trails that take you all over the Alameda and Corrales Rio Grande Open Space. the trees, the plants, the two ponds and the trails are excellent. My dog, Sophie, also gives it a five-star rating as well. I last week photographed fruit blossoms there and have photographed birds as well. Love it here!

Wonderful, clean, family friendly. Love the different areas. Cool to learn more about local water…read moreand plants

I like North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center. One of the group meetings I attend use this…read morefacility for our group meetings. It's a nice, clean and inclusive place with a very pleasant staff...and parking is always easy to find. For just $25/year, you get to come join different activities + use meeting rooms. What else better could you ask for?

AMAZING FACILITY. Attended Impact and Coffee on Giving Tuesday. Very impressed with the huge…read morevariety of programs offered to members of the community. From computer classes to dance, yoga, art and pottery, (also a soon to be built Olympic size pool!) this building has it all! The employees were beyond helpful and kind. I'm very much looking forward to going back.

We had a lot of fun doing the "Escape the 80's" themed room. We visited right after Christmas, so…read moremy daughter was excited to do this room as it was right in the middle of the last season of Stanger Things which she loves & since it is set in the 80's it worked out perfectly. All of the puzzles they had set up worked well with the theme of the room, some of the puzzles were obviously easier than others but they all were exciting to complete. There were six of us in total & there were enough puzzles for all of us to be able to work on something whether it was alone or with a partner to escape the room faster. We think they did a great job with decorating the room to feel like it was straight out of the 80's, we had two party members who were teens in the 80's, two who were born in 89/91 and two in the 2000's so it was a great experience for the different ages. If we were to visit Albuquerque again, we would visit again to do one of their other rooms.

This is the first escape room I have ever done and I had a blast. I could not have chosen a better…read moreplace to be my first escape room. I booked the ZOMBIES!!! room with my brother (just the two of us) and we had the room -- and all of the puzzles -- to ourselves. This room was rated at a 7/10 difficulty, but we both like zombies, so we gave it a shot. The staff was friendly when we checked in, gave us a quick run-down of the process and what to expect, and we got to solving. We got stuck a couple of times and were able to easily get a hint, and then after we ran out of time, they showed us a big surprise we were almost able to solve. I am sure there are a lot of escape room options, but I recommend this one for sure. The next time I am in town, I will try out another one of their rooms.

Seemingly small park that really isn't. It's surprising well equipped with a huge grassy area,…read morewalking trails, horseshoe pits, picnic areas - some covered and the requirement for all parks kids toys - swings, slides, etc. There's a small duck pond - no fishing, swimming, wading or feeding the animals. For all the times I've been there it's rarely busy. A hidden green escape in a xeriscaped world.

Still a great park. Nice benefit for the Taylor Ranch community …read more Typically a nice level of usage: not too much, not too little.

The North Domingo Baca Park, which is an ongoing project of the City of Albuquerque has the finest…read moresurface courts of all the public courts in Albuquerque. It is an honor to be squeezed out once spring rolls around so the high school can practice from 4 to 6 PM but otherwise the courts are generally available and well visited. One of the great local pros Amanda runs tenacious groups from 12 to 2 and you can easily learn something by playing in an adjacent court. The rates seem reasonable, and the people all seem to know each other well and enjoy their time together as well as improving, smash his doubles strategy and coming to the net. It's not uncommon to find someone claiming to be the local marshal of the place cleaning up debris and letting the participants know of upcoming schedule changes. I find the nets somehow are always the right height. The active bocce ball and wall climbing chords immediately north of the tennis courts, as well as the birding new swimming complex that has been under construction for at least the last three years make one feel that this is the center of physical activity in North Albuquerque. The people are all very friendly and somewhat competitive. There isn't a lot of dispersion in talent among all the people who play there, but there seems to be a fair amount of good Nature competitiveness and play and I think that is one of the hallmarks of Albuquerque outdoor it seems to me that no matter how much the city has invested its citizens have reaped and 10 times that amount in their enjoyment, their longevity and their cardio

This park is my favorite spot for a run, a walk with my dog, or a bike ride with my son. It's…read morealways lively with people doing their own activities, which makes it feel safer--especially in the early mornings or late evenings. There are plenty of options for people of all ages, including a designated area for dog training and socializing. The park also provides plenty of dog waste bags in case you forget yours, along with tennis courts, workout areas, and lots of shaded spots to relax. I highly recommend this place