This is another of Orland Park's wonderful neighborhood parks ... this one on Wheeler Drive. This…read morepark has almost a one square block of fields where soccer games are played, mostly the recreational soccer games organized by the Parks & Rec Department of Orland Park ... but anyone is allowed to come on the fields and play, when not reserved for the organized teams. Our daughter played here in the large Kiddie Clinic Soccer program where they teach young kids the game. Great fun. This park also has two sets of playground equipment for children ... one each for the different age groups. There are also two basketball courts for those that play that sport, and three fenced in tennis courts for those that play tennis. The tennis courts have the added attraction of being lined out for pickleball games also. This is a great park for all to use ... and it is close by in the neighborhood. Try it ...

So Tinley park has this massive storm water reservoir with a lake at the center that they turned…read moreinto a community park. They have a couple of large parking lots there to stash your vehicle while visiting. One of the main entrances is right past one of the Tinley Park fire stations. Many paved trails to walk around the lake, with a high route and a low route to vary up the scenery. On the high elevation they have a number of picnic tables and the like for those that want to have a meal. They also have a large playground there for the kids to keep busy while the parents chill. The lower route is mainly for jogging and walking ... although you'll find a lot of bikes in the area also. At the other end you'll find baseball and soccer fields, skateboard, and basketball too. They also have a little dock off which you can fish. Be forewarned - no dogs allowed, which is good for some people and not so much for others. This is a sort of difficult kind of place to find, but that keeps it a treasure.

So peaceful. People…read morereally seem to be respectful and take care of the property for the most part. Trash usually isn't all over. I really enjoyed my evening out it was restful and gave me a sense of calm even though this is in the the middle of a really busy suburb. Didn't hear any cars, horns, sirens or anything like that. There was some noise from the ball fields but that was also far enough away that that wasn't crazy loud either. Check it out when you have a chance

The people that work there obviously do not like working with the public. The rules change…read moreconstantly. Don't even think of bringing a kid to play. If you are not standing right next to them the worker will harass them until you come over to prove you are there. Forget about working out while they play in the gyms or field. We were told "you have to be in the same room". Used to be a great place for the whole family. We will not spend one more dollar at the Sportsplex

Neat activity center built in Orland Park. Primarily for Orland Park residents, membership is…read morearound $700 per year for a family which is pretty reasonable compared to a Lifetime kind of center. Non-residents can also become members at a slightly higher rate. The Orland Park Sportsplex doesn't have a pool (Lifetime does) but it does have an enclosed soccer field (Lifetime does not) for the many youth teams in the area. The Sportsplex also has three, side-by-side, full-sized basketball courts. Upstairs a nice amount of free weights are available, as are numerous cross-trainers and tread mills. There are certified trainers available for hire - to set up lessons and the like...and there are group sessions organized for many activities such as pilates and yoga. The center has a full set of locker rooms and showers for the members. Suspended around the basketball courts is a one-tenth of a mile walk/jog track. This track is available to Orland Park residents for free...just show an ID on the way in. So while it is primarily a membership activity center, residents have access to the track without membership. All-in-all the Sportsplex is a nice family center for the village.

This is another of Orland Park's wonderful neighborhood parks ... this one on Red Oak Lane in the…read moreIshnala neighborhood. This park has roughly 3 1/2 acres of land and includes facilities for children and adults. It includes a pavilion for cooking out, a basketball Court, room for practicing your golf swing, horseshoes, and a nice playground. This park has two sets of playground equipment for children ... one each for the different age groups. There are also fenced-in tennis courts for those that play that sport, and the courts have the added attraction of being lined out for pickleball games. This is a great park for all to use ... and it is close by in the neighborhood. Try it ...

Upon every entry and exit I have been greeted , and pushed with positivity . Coming from fitness…read morecompetitions in my previous years , it's nice to have a gym home that has all the old school equipment you can't find at these commercial gyms.

I was introduced to John Brandt, the owner of Full Spectrum Fitness, thinking he was going to hook…read moreme up with magic pills to make me lose weight. Instead I signed up for three personal training sessions a week. That was three years ago. I've lost 15 pounds and kept it off. I absolutely love coming to this gym. John is an amazing trainer. When I injured myself (from wearing too high of heels, not from working out), he modified my workouts to accommodate me. The gym itself is always clean, and there is an abundance of equipment. Whatever your fitness goals are, Full Spectrum is the place to get them done.

Positives: satisfactory and clean, which honestly goes a long way…read more Negatives: pretty much everything else. It feels stuck in the early 2000s, especially compared to the other Lifetimes. I abhor the sauna setup, the coed situation is not it and makes no sense, it skews heavily male and the lack of consideration for women is honestly aggravating. And the front desk can never seem to be bothered with a simple hello or even basic acknowledgment.

After a brutal long day at work as a blue collar laboror, the last thing I want is the male front…read moredesk receptionist doing a 360 ballerina spin after scanning my id, no thanks. Enjoyed playing with the vast amount of LED color options in the dance rooms however.

I had a frustrating experience at the Matteson Recreation Center with a front desk worker named…read moreLaura. My dad, who had a stroke, has a valid membership and we came so I could briefly record him working out for stroke survivor awareness, since he's building a platform to help others going through the same thing. I wasn't there to use the gym or any equipment, just to record him, but Laura refused to let me in and was very rude about it. I understand there are rules, but the lack of compassion and professionalism in that situation was really disappointing.

Deceptive practices. I was sold 4 personal training sessions for $77…read more I was told by Kay-Kay (general manage) that it was a winter storm deal to get people in the gym (regular value $288) and that LA fitness would absorb the difference. That it was no commitment, month to month if I wanted to the continue & rate would not change. I was also told that I would meet with my trainer (Marty, who was great btw) once a week for 4 sessions. That weeks 1-4 was body mechanics and basic strength training. if I choose to move forward it would be more nutrition and strength focuse etc... As we signed the contract she throughly pointed out to reassure me that there was no obligation. she highlighted that N/a was placed on term fee, N/a payments due. During my second session 2/13/26, Marty mentioned that I had a package to meet with him once a month. and he had to book this session ahead.. I told him that we were suppose to meet once a week from what Kay-Kay & I discussed. after the session, I talked to Kay Kay who was at first confused to why there was a misunderstanding, she pulled up the contact and explained that I had two sessions left and that I was PIF (paid in full).. She said she was going to honor what she told me and clear it up with Marty and give me a call. on 2/18/26 Marty texted again asking if I had upgraded to once a week package & again confused I replied that Kay Kay had yet to reach out and I'd follo up with her regarding said package. He texted back later that evening stating that he had spoke with the regional manager about the mix up and I was give two additional sessions. On 2/20/26 Marty texted and said tge Matteson location was closing and he wanted to get my sessions booked. I told him I had a minor injury and that I still needed to talk with kay Kay to clarify. On Monday 2/23/26 I called to speak to Kay Kay and was told she no longer works at that location and was directed to call Kirstin at the Chicago ridge location about training package... Kirstin was not available when I called. On Friday 2/27/26 I called Chicago Ridge and spoke with kirstin (who I believe is Kay kay) who said she could not cancel or make any changes and that it could only be done at my home gym (Matteson) I explained the situation about Kay Kay and what was sold to me.. she (Kirstin) directed my to 949-255-7200 la fitness customer service.. I spoke to Adonis, who quickly referred to my signed contract where it stated the monthly fee and agreement. that he could not go by "hearsay" just the contract and 50% buyout. I'm insulted at this point because why would make any of this up?? there was no $77 down or any sort of payment plan mentioned. I told him to cancel and that I did not agree with his verbage of "buyout" because that would imply my participation or knowledge of a "buyin"... he stated that he would need a card to charge the fee and I told him to charge the card on file because again I do not agree with any of these terms or contract that was probably altered after I signed... just tell me it's $75 per session... the bait and switch is diabolical... Adonis said he could not charge my card on file and I did not give him a card to charge so he said I woul be held to the terms of the contract. I hung up the phone and called Matteson back and Jake said he could not cancel and that I had to call Chicago ridge. I then call customer service back and spoke with Tido who said "like Adonis said, there is a buyout fee and he's not going back and forth with me about it" I told him I never agreed to any package or payment plan and that I would be writing reviews on the deceptive practices of LA Fitness on every consumer site. Buyer beware!!!

Great facility with great staff members. Reasonably priced with endless activities for all age…read moregroups.

The indoor pool was closed for 6 weeks for repairs this summer. The pool still looks horrible. The…read morejob looks incomplete. The water is always cold. There are constant problems with the pumps. THEY DO NOT NOTIFY YOU WHEN THE POOL OR FACILITIES ARE CLOSED! The women's locker room off the pool needs updating.

Fantastic staff and really great equipment for its limited space. Great for all ranges of lifters…read moreand even has personal trainers!

Nice spacious facility. Basketball courts. Full gymnastics area. Full fitness center.read more

I go to centennial when I'm bored or to play soccer games or just have fun with friends and familyread more

I power walk 5 miles 7 days per week. Where I walk is important to me. This park is gorgeous and a…read moregreat pleasure to experience. I go all over and even live in the Orland Park Grassland. But this park is special. If you want to walk, run or just experience the great outdoors then this is the place to go.