Great experience. I kind of wish it was a little bit bigger though…read more The lady at the counter was really helpful and hospitable. I do think they need to update their system since she was having some troubles lol it seems outdated. Super nice lady though.

Went to Crux Rock gym this past Saturday well the family had a great time while we were there…read more However, this changed on the way home due to one of our seven-year-olds breaking out in hives or athletes foot Of course, we all rented shoes, and immediately he started itchiness his feet in the car. When we got home, we noticed his discomfort and took off his socks that he was wearing, and his feet were swollen and hives. Called spoke to an associate who said a manager would give me a call after waiting in three hours I decided to call back they apologized said they would go through protocol with their associates better but that does not fix the hives issue he has today or may be athletes foot. When going to this gym maybe bring your own disinfecting spray as none was available. Great place just disappointed this happened would we go back, I doubt it due to procedures not being properly followed.

Every trip, we try to go on a few hikes and this year one we chose was Skinner's Butte in Eugene…read more It's easy to get to with plenty of free parking in the parks surrounding it. There are easy walking paths and multiple trails going up and down different sides. It was a cloudy day, but pleasant for walking. At the top are different lookout points with benches, picnic tables, etc., perfect for great views as you explore the area. The most fun part was the natural climbing wall on the one side. It has its own dedicated lot as well. Portions are closed, but most have permanent fixture points for climbing rope. Definitely a fun free activity if you're into climbing. This is a great free and active activity on your next trip here.

Great experience I visited this place its like a adventure jungle and we can go with partner family…read moreand friends

The gym is always super clean, usually cold so bring a jacket! Staff are friendly and helpful…read more Memberships are very affordable compared to other commercial gyms and they have a student discount too. The commercial sets are alright -- not always my favorite and mostly inconsistent. However, the training area and boards are incredible. They have a kilter board and a new tension board 2 which is the only one locally. I usually have a pretty good time whenever I go.

First time free? Yes thank you please! We've tried the others and now this is our favorite. Those…read morebay doors that open leave you climbing in a breeze on a sunny day instead of feeling crowded and boxed in with all the other bodies. The employees know their stuff and their super laid back, no uppity pretention to be seen. Took my kiddo and two friends for his 13th bday and the whole process was a breeze. The waivers are available online and couldn't be simpler. There's all the amenities like classes and gym equipment, clean bathrooms and great walls. The rates run about average, but there are sales, deals, and let's face it, if you like to squirrel about as your exercise, this place is completely worth it. We will definitely be back and the boyo who has a punch card at another bouldering place is converted!

We are home visiting my mom and I definitely need something to do with my toddler at times. Though…read moreI grew up here I've never had a kid here so I'm at a disadvantage! But I found Bounce has some open gym times and we jumped on it (oops, didn't actually mean the pun) this weekend. I think they have them regularly on the weekend and are having more during spring break. The place is great. There's a section that has about six trampolines and my kiddo loved that--her first time on a trampoline (and I'm definitely never going to have one of those in my backyard so she can enjoy it at a place like this). There were bars and rings, different heights for different kids, and other equipment for them to enjoy. Upstairs there was some stuff as well, and rumor had it there was a slide up there, but we didn't get up there. They open gym for different age groups; there's a preschool group for kids under 5 and then one for kids up to 12 or so. My daughter was probably the youngest here on this particular day but the other kids were careful of her and kind given she's at a different developmental stage as them. I bought a package of six open gym passes (it's six for the price of five) since they don't expire, so we'll either use them on this visit or carry some over to a future visit. They also have some merchandise, like leotards and stuff. After all, they are a gymnastics school. Kids must have their socks and shoes off when playing but adults can keep their socks on--adults have to be right there with their kids as they play--so there are some cubbies in one of the room to drop your stuff. Don't forget to put your shoes back on if you use the washroom though. The parking situation was confusing--even looking at the sign I still couldn't quite figure it out. Just remember to park in an unmarked space.

I have a toddler and we usually go to another gymnastics place in town for play time, however, I…read morewas recently gifted a pass to try out the open gym time at Bounce. This is a great spot with so much stuff for littles to climb, push, bounce on, etc. and a big plus is that there are lots of trampolines so no turn waiting! The bathrooms are big and clean, and reception was nice when we came in. It's a little more expensive than the other place we frequent but Bounce does have more open gym times available so it's nice to have more options for most days of the week.

My kids and I took Sloane's classes together for a year and loved the bonding experience with them…read moreplus we were all fitter than ever! I finally hit some sports goals I had been unable to before. My ice climbing and rock climbing game is much better than it was before!

Sloan and the coaches do a great job teaching and working with everyone, young and old. This is a…read morefun place to get and stay in shape. I highly recommend it.

It's now under new ownership for the past year or so and the whole feel is really improved-…read morebrighter and calmer and more connected. Jennifer jamieson is still the best teacher in Eugene so go to her classes! I appreciate all they are doing to survive Covid while keeping the community safe. I love them.

Diane is great as are all the instructors here. Don't listen to the bad review below. Eugene yoga…read morehas great energy!

I went here today for drop in skating with friends. We got a court to ourselves and got to skate…read morefor as long as we wanted. There were a lot of kids there but that's to be expected during winter break. The bathrooms were big and clean, as was the rest of the place. The front desk staff were super friendly and showed us where to go and set up a divider for us. There's a ton of parking and a traffic light next to the center so it's easy to get in and out of. I would definitely go back again during a quieter time of day.

Great place for a volleyball tournament for the kids Lots of space…read more Parking was easy Families had fun

This is by far my favorite place to do yoga in Eugene. I've met amazing instructors and students…read morethere over the years. Over the last few months I have frequented the classes of Julia, Jennifer, Michelle, Steve, Laura and Brie. They all offer me something unique and desired in my practice. This has come to be a very special place for me. (Though I miss Todd terribly!) One thing I would love to see happen is to have more of a curriculum for their classes. I'm not sure exactly what that would look like but sometimes it feels like I missed instructions along the way despite going to introductory courses. For example, in numerous classes I've heard instructors say things like "if wheel pose is part of your practice go ahead and move into that now" but despite going to intro-intermediate classes for years I've never had wheel instruction in class. i can certainly see how this happens at most studios, especially with more complex poses. But I also know how amazing it feels to have a teacher guide you, for example, into your first really satisfying Warrior Two. I want that with wheel, crow, headstands, etc. So I bring this up not as much a critique of the studio, as this is likely common in most places, but instead as feedback to consider. It is expensive for my grad student salary and I wish the student discount were greater or some other sliding scale agreement were offered but I guess that's often the case for my life these years. I've done cheaper yoga elsewhere in the community and though I can find something wonderful in any yoga practice I feel like the teachers at Eugene Yoga best help me in my spiritual/physical journey.

I love this studio and their instructors so much I became a certified yoga teacher through their…read moreRYT200 program. It was the best thing I have ever done for myself and adding a new skill to my resume. I have also attended prenatal classes when I was pregnan, sound meditations, workshops and other gatherings they offer to this community. They also let me use the space one night to teach my kids Girl Scout troop some yoga. Wonderful people all around!

they were very disrespectful to me, my gf and my friends. they accused my gift making faces at…read morethem when she was making them at me. they tried to separate us because of PDA. I was giving her a piggy back ride to read the rule board. not PDA. sorry I can't read far away without my glasses. we tried to tell them but they refused to listen. we were also harassed by a middle aged woman, but they did nothing about it. prices are great, but nighttime lifeguards do not take their job seriously. they chose to laugh around and play on their phones. I did not get any names so I cannot tell you who it was. there was one dude with short blonde hair and slightly heavier.

Rating based on price changes, not on facility quality…read more Facility would be 4 strong stars. The price changes that are pushing for people to buy their all access pass is cost prohibitive. I would think that there would be some emphasis on trying to encourage parents to swim with their children. Instead, they're catering to the folks who can afford an elite pool membership. They need to provide an unlimited single pool access pass for parents and children. How is acting like an exclusive, for profit club working towards community building? Their new price scheme is exclusive, to say the least. I just want to teach my children to swim, but they're charging over $20 a visit for my two children and me to swim.