Not a great experience for my 81 yr old father. I set him up hoping he could get some relief from…read morebeing in the pool. The first time his home health care worker took him they said he couldn't get in unless he could go down the stairs so he had to come home which discouraged him. I spoke to the director who assured me again that they had brand new lift to use and the employee didn't know what they are talking about. So I finally got my dad to agree to go a week or 2 later. They showed me what I'd need to do to use the lift which is fine. My dad just was not comfortable at all in the water. I had already paid $104 for the sign up and monthly fee. I called them to cancel on 8/31 and received no answer. I called again on 9/1 which they were closed. Finally talked to them on 9/2 telling them to cancel and that I had been calling. They told me to cancel online and I did immediately. I called again to ensure I DID NOT get charged yet again. The gentleman told me he saw the cancellation request and would follow up on it and ensure it was done. Just saw my CC statement and I was charged on 9/8/25 for some strange reason which prompted me to look at my dads account and his acct is Still active. So to recap, $154 so far for one successful visit and they will try to charge again on 10/1/25 since he is still active. I DEFINITELY would not recommend this place.

Love this YMCA! Everyone is so friendly from the people checking you in, to the group class…read moreinstructors, to the lifeguards. I was able to take the spin class, the YFit class, and the spin/Trx class and had a great time in all of them. The childcare is pretty great with slides for the older kids. My children looked forward to going every morning. We also got to check out the indoor pool area which was so much fun for my kids. Note that you do need to get a swim test for the kids if they want to go on the larger slides. Fun times had by all, we love the Y!

The pool is open again for summer 2022! Open Saturday 1-6, Sunday 2-5, and weekdays until 4:45 p.m…read more They have a 1 meter diving board and a 3 meter board, where the depth goes to 12 feet, as well as a shallow end that goes from 4-5 feet. Certified lifeguards on duty at all times. Call Parks and Rec with any questions: 334-625-2100. Admission is fr

Great environment. The staff are excellent and the classes offered are exceptional. I love the…read morekickboxing and the core class. The cardio and weight rooms have something for everyone with top notch equipment.

Gunter Pool is operated by Montgomery Parks and Recreation. Open 8:30-11:30 and 1-6 on weekdays,…read more1-6 Saturday, and 2-5 Sunday. Admission is free; swim suits are required.

No floatation devices OF ANY KIND allowed and no life vests provided. if you look young you are…read morerequired to take a swim test before they allow you to use the slides. The baby pool was full of dead (and live) bugs. They make you pay for EVERYONE including one year olds. They have no sun chairs. You just have to sit on the concrete. And they are very strict on what is considered allowed to be worn.

I recently was here for a softball tournament. The facility was very easy to find. It was very…read moreeffortless to park and enter the park. All the staff I encountered were really nice and helpful. The field we were on was nice and the view was unrestricted for the most part. Lots of seating available. The restroom needed a little attention but they weren't horrible. They actually served as relief from the heat because it was really hot during my visit!!! Whew goodness!!!! I enjoyed my first time visiting the softball fields at Lagoon Park. This is a large park with walking trails and golf courses.

Lagoon Park is a huge park set about sporting fields. If you are looking for a more traditional…read morepark, I would recommend looking elsewhere, but as far as baseball or softball fields, this is a pretty impressive place.

I'm kind of mixed about the layout of this gym. I think they have literally every kind of Hammer…read moreStrength and Cybex machines ever made in the main gym area. What I really don't like, though, is how they crammed all the free weights in the small nook in the back. It's just way too crowded in there. It would've been nice to co-locate those with the bench presses. The multipurpose/spin room on the second floor is nice and offers various ways to connect your ipod or P90X/Insanity videos in their DVD player. I wish they'd have more of the kettle bells though. They offer a few classes here but they seem to be at times that aren't really when people can work out. There are 2 basketball/volleyball courts on the opposite end of the weight room and they're pretty nice but they're always being used so try to reserve gym time after 7pm which is when you're able to reserve the courts. I haven't really made it out to the annex hangar but I did peek in and noticed a cross-fit kind of rig with rings to hang from. I need to try working out with those one of these days just to check it out. There's also an indoor track there where you can run like 12 laps to do the PT test (1.5mi). Its got some kind of rubber padding, but kind of ghetto. Bottom line: The gym has more workout machines you can imagine, but I never use any of them and I think a lot are kind of a waste of space that can be used for free weights. Some of the rooms lack good ventilation but overall, it's a decent place to work out.

It's always a pleasure working out here. This facility has plenty of different options for a good…read moreworkout. There's a great selection of equipment to use for any type of workout you're trying to achieve. The friendly faces at the front desk are rays of sunshine on any day. There's two levels at this gym the top level has a small women's workout room, a large aerobic room and the women's locker room. The bottom level has a basketball court, cardio room and a larger room with weights and fitness machines. I always look forward to workouts at this location

River Regions Ballroom Dance Studio is my happy place! I started taking dance lessons there just…read moreto see what it was all about and if I liked it. Fourteen years later, I am still taking lessons and dancing every chance I get. The studio is clean, tastefully decorated and welcoming. The staff is knowledgeable, caring, and fully committed to teaching every student and helping them reach their goals, whether it be social or competitive dancing, or both. I have far exceeded what I thought I could ever do on the dance floor and am still learning . I have met and made many friends at the studio through the years through the many opportunities the studio offers, including group classes, practice parties, and special occasion dance parties. If you ever thought you might try ballroom dancing, I urge you to sign up for lessons today. You will be amazed what you can accomplish on the dance floor with the competent, professional and caring help of the staff at River Regions Ballroom Dance Studio. Sherry Luna Montgomery, Alabama

Friendly staff. Calm and relaxing float trip, with some rapids, but nothing to crazy. Fun family…read moretrip.

So I must have been to this place a couple of dozen times over the years and for good reason…read more Actually, for a variety of good reasons. Sometimes in life you say to yourself, "I should be paddling down a river in a kayak", and then you realize the logistical issues of actually doing that. You can't predict the Cahaba which runs through Birmingham. Is it moving too fast today? Is the water so low that my boat will just scrape the rocks at the bottom? Unless you're a seasoned kayaker it's best not to risk being out in unpredictable waters and so you need a place to go where you can know what to expect. Coosa River Adventures is that place. Good, clean family run business. Wide variety of sit-on-top kayaks that won't sink. Rent everything you need for 29 bucks, take a bus ride down to Jordan dam and paddle your way back to your car. The section of river that you're on starts at the bottom of Jordan dam, and so since they know on a daily basis what the flow rate of the dam is, they know the conditions of the river as well. Predictable water is critical for someone who wants to enjoy the day without having anxiety about whether they might encounter dangerous conditions. You can give them a call and they'll have information about the flow rate which can help you plan your trip. 2000cfm is slow, low and easy. 4000cfm is still nothing to worry about. 6000cfm is a little more adventurous. 8000 is about the higgest flow rate you'll see and it can get a little choppy in places. Once a year or so they run 10000cfm for a whitewater festival which can be a blast, but expect to fall out of your boat at least once. Over the 7 to 8 mile stretch there are a variety of small islands, rock formations etc where you can stop for a break, have a picnic, take a nap in the blistering sun or open up your dry box and take a few pics. The main rapid, known as "moccasin gap" can be categorized as class 3 depending on the flow of the river. The other small rapids are generally just little bits of choppy water that liven up the trip. An important thing to note is that the river is very wide, and so if you have no interest in paddling through any rapids, you can easily bypass them and just float peacefully along. Fun for everyone. A few tips....don't litter, don't take off your life jacket and then fall out of your boat. Don't lose your boat or paddle. Don't get so intoxicated that you fall down on a slippery rock and crack your skull. Do bring a dry box, pelican case or whatever to keep your stuff dry. Do tie that to your boat. Do pack some bottles of water and some snacks for the trip. Do call ahead and make a reservation to help them plan for how many boats they're going to need to ferry down to the starting point. The shuttles run at 9am, 11am and 1pm and it takes between 3 to 6 hours to finish the trip depending on the flow rate of the river and how fast you decide to paddle. Get there early. There's a brief sign in/safety meeting and then you're on the bus and on your way. So all in all this place is pretty amazing. Really friendly and down to Earth people, a safe, predictable section of river which has rapids for those who want them and byways for those who don't. They'll rent you everything you need and they have a small shop for picking up extras that you might want. The facilities are a bit rustic, but more than adequate and the prices are good especially if you consider that they may be the only people around really offering what they're offering. Definitely worth the trip if you decide that paddling down a river is something you want to do.