This park is fantastic! There are so many playground options and fishing ponds as well. It's kept…read moreup very nicely and there are never any issues. It's also really nice that it's such a large park, so you're not walking on top of anyone else while you're there.

Holy sports complex!…read more This Ankeny gem is stacked and has something for everyone with 16 baseball fields, 9 soccer fields, 6 softball fields, and 5 football fields, concession stands with restrooms for each of those different sports' fields and 90 acres of turf. There's walking trails throughout with playgrounds, ponds and open space. We were here for the state softball tournament and I'm here to say PRSC did not disappoint! The dugouts were fabulous with tons of room and two entrances. The fields were quality (though they never watered them during the tournament so they were very, VERY dusty). Seating for parents was shaded. Bathrooms were nearby. Hitting cages were available for warm ups. And wowza. The parking lots were spacious and a short walk to your respective field. My biggest knocks were: - It is such a huge park it can be kind of hard to navigate. More signage would have been great. - Lack of shade throughout. (While seating at each field has plenty, the other areas where teams would hangout between games severely lacked it.) - Open spaces to play catch and warmup weren't as plentiful as one would think. Many open spaces around fields weren't even, with hills. Overall-- we enjoy playing at PRSC! It's near a lot of eateries and easy to get to.

Great location in the Grimes area. My daughter plays volleyball at Ohana and it's been exciting…read moreattending practices and tournaments at the Ohana gym. The staff is young, but usually willing to assist with any questions you have.

Small complex very small. With the amount of teams Ohana's has playing volleyball I expected a…read moremuch larger facility. Clean though with no wasted space. Every corner is utilized with bleachers at the end of courts for parents to watch their children play. Their food court leaves a little too be desired. No outside food and they don't offer much in the way of healthy grub.

This league offers an opinion for tball through high school for players interested in playing the…read moregame but don't want to (or cant afford) travel and play tournaments. Great option for a regular schedule however since the coaches are volunteer parents, the skills of the game are not drilled in. There are several fields with plenty of shade and a concessions stand for spectators. Registration opens around the new year for spring ball and there is a summer ("second session") option for kids interested in more game time but no practice.

Nice park - newer quality equipment, very spacious. There's a nice walking path around a pond of…read moresorts. Tennis courts and ball field nearby so lots of activities usually taking place promoting health. Great area, right across the street from the fire station - added bonus for those young and old who admire their service.

This is one of the best parks in Ankeny. It has 3 softball fields. 2 for grown ups and 1 separate…read morefor youngsters. The grown up softball fields has a concession area open during games. It has 6 tennis courts and 4 sand volleyball courts. Parks and Rec also does their bags league at the park too. The park has two different kids areas an older one and a newer one. The newer one has the soft base and lots of different types of things to climb on and through. The older one has a sand base a slide and a couple things to climb on. The park also features a pond with ducks. The ducks are fun to feed and the pond is good for fishing.

Amazing place! There are a ton of gyms in the metro area, but I recommend this place above anywhere…read moreelse! It is never crowded here and everyone is friendly! Their equipment is up-to-date with all current trend workouts. They offer cross-fit courses here also! Now to the meat and potatoes, I only know a couple of indoor basketball courts in the metro area and this is one of them! This is honestly the only reason I come here, for the indoor basketball! I shoot-around in the mornings and with their two full size courts, at most there is someone else using a half court. You pretty much get the court to yourself and practice as much as you'd like. The owner/manager Dave is very friendly and can help you with your fitness goals. The Orange Planet also offers private basketball lessons, just ask about the details. I believe they offer various other courses too, but I don't have any experience with that.

Love the Norwalk City Park. It's a great park! It's located right next to the Norwalk Library and…read morehas a cool little pond next to it. Very scenic and beautiful. I like taking my kids here because it's a very safe park. I don't have to worry about thugs or weirdos like I do at some of the south side parks. The kids love playing on the train caboose and I think that's a neat add on to an already very nice park. I let them play on the equipment a bit and then we will usually shoot some baskets as well. When we are done playing we will walk up to the library located on the same grounds and hang out there for a while! So convenient. In the winter time they convert the basketball court into an ice skating rink! So freaking cool! Toward the back of the park they also have a dog park for the furry friends. Something for everyone here :) This park has everything you need: Picnic Tables Playground Swings Train Caboose Basketball Courts Ice skating Dog park Library Pond

My toddler loved this park! There are two different play areas. One for the little kids and one…read morefor the big kids. The little kids area had a slide, little tire swings, and lots of little ride-on bugs. Our daughter couldn't get enough of riding on the bugs and going down the slide. The big kids area had a slide and tons of other things I don't know the names of. It was so cool that I was even trying some of them out! Our daughter was very curious about them too and "tried" a few things. There's also a covered eating area, half basketball courts, and a baseball (or maybe kickball) field. The only reason I didn't give it a full five stars is that the (ladies) bathroom had two toilets with only a wall dividing them. No doors at the entrance to the bathroom or on the stalls. Also no soap or means to dry your hands.

Got to love a classic park. If you are in Indianola and…read moreneed a break this is the perfect spot. They have a shelter and some great playground equipment. They have some great newer style things to play on.

Quick stop for a workout. Equipment ready for use and available. Facility is easy to navigate…read more Although parking lot is closed due to construction, street parking and other lot available. Staff is kind, helpful and encouraging . Thanks for checking in on me. It did not disappoint. Thank you!!

I'm spoiled with my brand spankin' new Bike Hub YMCA back in Indy so it pains me big time to crash…read moredown on any other location with 3 stars given how fortunate I am to have a sparkling Y complete with bike lockers and new equipment. However, I can't help but be jealous that Des Moines' downtown location has an indoor pool. Riverfront YMCA is due for some love - from the wood paneling walls to the crickety old equipment. There's a dated vibe here that weirds me out but I can't help but love the place when I look around and see how active and utilized the building truly is. I'm hoping to give the pool a whirl the next time I visit, in the meantime you'll find me on the tready wedged between a couple retired men with sweatbands. Awwww yeahhhhh....