The Marshall Life Center is a decent gym. It has a variety of things to offer (swimming lap pools,…read moreweight machines, free weights, cardio machines, personal trainer, training classes, locker rooms, etc.) for a great price. I didn't pay for the membership fee. I opted to pay $48 dollars for 1 month instead. I, personally, use the cardio machines and the free weights/weight machines, and they're always available - I've never had to wait in line. The equipment is typically clean - the staff provides an abundance of small towels and have alcohol wipes placed in opposite ends so that the people can use to clean the equipment after they're finished using it. A downside is that you can tell that some equipments are getting a little rusty and old. For example, the dumbbells are very loose and squeaky. I have to tighten the screws in the dumbbells to keep it from falling apart sometimes. Another slight downside is that there's not a true indoor track to run in. There is a "track" that you can run/walk on - it basically circles the cardio and weight machines area in one loop - but you would need to do about 25 laps in order for it count as 1 mile. It's definitely not a big gym - no where near the size and capacity of gyms like Lifetime or 24, but the one storied Life Center is more than enough for a small town. Overall, if you're a gym rat who's looking for a variety of things ranging from availability of equipments to good hygiene upkeep to good membership prices, LIfe Center is good choice.

Probably the best gym in Marshall. Clean and usually not too crowded.read more

Take Rachel's class!! She's trained by world renowned Tiffany Cruikshank of Yoga Medicine. I grew…read moreup in Lview years ago and come back now and then for family. I always make sure that I go to Longview Yoga while I'm there. The space is immaculate with great energy... This place gives me hope for the otherwise extremely conservative and suspicious East Texas surroundings. Very well done Longview Yoga!!

I love Longview Yoga! I mostly attend Karen and Rachel's classes but I have gone to some others…read moretoo. I love the approach and passion these amazing ladies bring to their classes. I always leave feeling clear minded and blessed to have spent time in such a wonderful atmosphere along with welcoming students and instructors! I'm grateful to have such a great yoga studio and caring instructors so close to home!

Got my first two classes free, can't wait to start in July. The owner was very nice when spoke to…read morehim and answering all the questions I had

Sensei Jason is one of my favorite instructors because of his knowledge and passion for teaching…read morekarate. He is focused, patient and doesn't intimidate newbies like me. I started with absolutely no clue about Japanese culture or Okinawan karate, but felt comfortable following along in his classes. Since he has a background in law enforcement he is also very knowledgeable in real life application of martial arts. He is very receptive to any questions you may have since he naturally wants to share his love of karate with those around him. Make sure to come to class ready to listen and learn and the rest will fall into place.

The Release and Restore class was recommended to me by my therapist and I'm glad that I went! I…read morejust finished up a 3 month membership and I was able to go to a variety of classes that are offered. My favorite classes are Release & Restore, Gentle Yoga, Vin + Yin, and Gentle Flow. As soon as you walk into the studio you feel a sense of calm and ease that continues as the instructors help facilitate mindfulness throughout your practice. Every instructor has been caring, welcoming, and accommodating. You should definitely start your yoga practice at Freedom Yoga!

Amazing yoga studio! I always feel so much better after class! Toni is an awesome instructor! Her…read moreRelease & Restore class is perfect for anyone who feels anxiety, stress or grief. Love, love, love it!

I absolutely love this camp. I have been going here for 3 years. The food is cheap, yes, but it's a…read morebreak from having food that doesn't taste that good and looks fancy, and the dessert is great. Counselors know everybody's name, there are horses, zip lining, ropes course, waterfront, archery, riflery, water front, and a ton of other things that are really entertaining. It's huge but you can find your way pretty easily, the cabins are old but it's fun because it's kind of a throwback and the counselors are super entertaining, and as for the things removed, it's still fun, even without NOLA roasts, Non-Or Campers, etc. It encourages activity and fun and has so many choices of what to do. I have a favorite horse, she's very nice and most of the horses are great too. All in all I love this camp very much (also it's a great break from tech) and it's the one place where I can fall asleep with melatonin (it tires you out in a good way) and my anger issues get a lot better here because it's very calming. As for the price, I think if you can afford it you should DEFINITELY have your kid come here. It's near Shreveport, Louisiana but if you live somewhere too far to drive (i.e. a kid lives in Vegas) then you can fly and they'll pick you up at the airport and get you over on a bus. 10/10 recommend. You make amazing memories and life long friends.

This camp is the same exact thing every year. You spend almost $5,000 which overpriced first of all…read morefor what it is. The people there are not very well trained in the activities they are supposed to teach. The camp looks as if it hasn't been updated since the 60's. The cabins are falling apart and have many cracks where bugs find their way in. Two years in a row my cabin was infested with spiders. The last time I went the cabin flooded with the smallest amount of rain and there was an ant problem. The workers there have a problem with favoriting certain campers. The food is cheap and frankly very bad. You are never able to tell if you are eating fish patties or chicken ones(not an exaggeration). Ever heard of Sysco? Because that is all you eat. The cheapest and lowest quality food I have ever seen/ate. The councilors are very young themselves and are not old enough to be responsible for your 6+ year olds. Don't get me wrong, it used to be okay. Until, they got a new head director who is not one to pass down little traditions that made Camp Fern what it was. Anything that people found joy in was removed; non-honor campers, Nola roasts, some camp songs, ect. If you haven't gone to this camp you wouldn't understand. In conclusion, this camp is not for you unless you want to waste money to get the cheapest quality of everything. These people only care about your money, not your experience.

Everything went well. The instructor was kind an very patient with putting on the jumpshootread more

Location: Airport in Gladewater, Tx Staff: Knowledgeable,…read morefriendly, professional Attire: Closed toe shoes, long pants View: Breathtaking! The location is a little tricky to find. My GPS initially took us into Gladewater. The facility is actually located just outside of town at the regional airport. There are several large, Morton-type buildings....the correct building is a large, sage green building on the right hand side after driving 0.25 miles up the lane (see the attached picture). If you make it to the airport control building, you have gone too far. The staff is incredible. Lee and Cori, the owners, are so friendly and really made us feel at home. Their passion for skydiving is obvious and they were willing and able to answer all of our questions. We had a short training session prior to our tandem dive. They walked us through what to expect once we were in the air. Lee was sick the day of our skydive, so we jumped with Bryan...who was also great. We were made to feel comfortable from arrival to departure. The scenery is fantastic. East texas is beautiful-- lots of trees and lakes to see from the sky compared to the farmlands of the Midwest (also charming in its own way). Overall, the staff is wonderful and, most importantly, we felt safe and were confident with the staff. I would recommend this place to anyone who is interested!

It is in the open along the street making it free to walk around or just drive by with a perfect…read moreview. There is free parking spots on both sides of the street. Great historic landmark that has multiple memorial plaques dedicated to people who were part of its history.

I came to the small city of Kilgore, Texas, to visit my family, so when they took me to the…read moredowntown area, I saw this park!! This park pays homage to the oil boom here in the 1930s. On this 1.2 acres, once stood the greatest concentration of oil wells in the world, producing more than 2.5 million barrels of oil!! It's free, and easy to spot because of all the oil derricks!! The history on the plaque was definitely an interesting read, I did see one oil pump here also. There's paths to walk under the oil Derricks along with places to sit down. A very nice historical place in the middle of the town!!

This was our first time for everything off road. We are so happy that we found this place. Sabrina…read moredid everything possible to make this a perfect experience. Way beyond a typical business connection. This was personal attention to all details. They accommodated every single detail! I will always be a supporter of this place!