Membership free to age 60 plus. Try Line dance classes on Monday's at 10am. Ball room dance classes…read moreTuesday's 10am. Go on great adventures and events all around the city. Free Art classes the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Chair aerobics, chair yoga, and much more. Call to get your email added to the monthly calendar list and to register for the classes and events.

I signed up for Zumba with the Z Gals so a membership to the facility is required. The space seems…read moreok, staff is friendly. The place was pretty busy but not packed. As far as the Zumba class goes, it was worth it. These gals work you!

All of my daughters best days are spent at LHDA. Love the staff! Teaching these dancers so much…read moremore then amazing dance skills, but how to be respectful always and supportive of each other. Big love for LHDA!

The best facility out of all the Dallas county recreational center. Great price for renting as…read morewell! You have to call the Dallas park department for scheduling and to reserve a room. I love this place and will have my party here!

Two visits combined for this review. First, a surprise date brought me here. We came here for…read morearound 3 PM for their Happy Hour Promotion. Beverage selections were ample. It was cleanly and gave vintage vibes. Second, we came here for a networking event. There were three servers that ensured food came out fresh and beverage orders were timely. Service kept water pitchers filled. The food was delicious. We partook in the spinach dip (the baked parmesan was scrumptious), the pretzel (excellent condiment pairing) and tomato topped pizza. Bowling game set up was easy. The screens boast cute graphic art like a flying blue fly. One can specify bowling ramps before their turn, if need be. Overall, it is an awesome, elevated, bowling experience. Complimentary parking available in the garage for Northpark Shops.

Might be great for birthday parties but lanes not kept up, ball not returned 3 times in 2 games…read more Stopped using my own ball once became significantly marked up and their balls are so deeply scratched they make clunking sound when they roll. Service and food were great!

Super fun date night at lone star axe throwing! The chips and queso are good and the drinks are…read moregreat. Highly recommend. Pretty expensive, but a fun experience

I spent four hours here, "working" from my Sprinter van. Other than the two or three Zoom calls, I…read morewas able to enjoy a beautiful on-shore breeze, some sunlight, bicyclers going past and just peace and quiet. There is plenty of parking here and it's completely free. [Review 751 of 2024 - 510 in Texas - 21782 overall]

Dallas is mountainless so stunning panoramic views tend to be from up on top of manmade structures…read moreor from the few small hills like this vantage point! This small knob is across the lake from my house but is well worth the drive to watch the world turn. Back before I run my body into the ground, I could take a 5.5 mile fast walk/run/jog over to see the beautiful view with 260 degrees surrounded by lake! It is a great place to take in the Dallas Downtown Skyline, Nick and Nora (Dallas' famous resident Bald Eagles), the wintering white pelicans and cormorants, a sailboat regatta, a running event, or just get to know your cuddle buddy while admiring a great romantic view! It is named in honor of Sol Dreyfuss, one of the early Dallasites who was help build the community as well as clothed the residents from his clothing store. My first couple of suits as a kid came from his store.

I've never been to a dog park that has fans. I also noticed there was a sign that said the Westside…read morecoffee shop inside the church delivers directly to the park. Talk about spoiled! Overall, the park is good. A little grassy with some mud/soil spots. Large enough for all dogs to run around. There's a small section for the little doggies too. Parking is towards the backside of the church.

Absolutely amazing for the dogs and wonderful conversation with other owners. There is chairs…read moreavailable and large fans to provide breeze

The food and service was very good. But the manager doesn't make it easy to get out of a car in…read morethe handicap parking area. He had parked his large SUV in the striped no parking zone between handicap spaces. When asked if he could move the car because it was very hard to get wheelchair bound passenger out of my car during a heavy rain, he said it was "their loading zone". When I tried to explain that it was in fact a no parking area to allow ADA access to help handicapped people load into a vehicle, he tried to dispute this. I am including information below to better educate the KayCee manager of the ADA law. The striping between handicap parking spaces, known as the access aisle, is marked with diagonal stripes to prevent vehicles from parking there and is a required part of the parking space's design under ADA guidelines. This aisle provides the necessary space for people with disabilities to get in and out of their vehicles, and is distinct from regular parking space markings. Purpose of the access aisle Clearance: The access aisle provides the necessary space for people to exit and enter their vehicles. Safety: The diagonal striping prevents other drivers from parking in the area, ensuring it remains clear for its intended use. ADA Compliance: Federal guidelines require these areas to be clearly marked to ensure accessibility for people with disabilities. Striping and marking requirements Diagonal lines: Access aisles must be marked with diagonal stripes to make them visually distinct and to deter parking.

Great spot for families to enjoy time together. Love the pool, slides, fresh food and full bar with…read morefrozen cocktails. Waitlist is long but worth the wait!!