I go here once in a while, and every time I do, I'm either relaxed, swimming (in the summer), or…read moreriding my bike, and it's all really nice and pretty. Even on a rainy day it still feels like a community park, not just a random plot of land with a slide and swing.

Great pool! Love the seperate kiddy pool and the lazy river! (Also love that we dont get blasted…read morewith music at this pool, thankyou!)

Perfect place to take your kids! It's affordable and has a lot for the kiddos to do. The life…read moreguards are attentive and I trust my child is safe while having fun.

This is a great place to bring the family and kids to cool off!…read more The main attraction if you ask me is the Lazy River!! That's right! Lazy River! Whenever I come here it's like I go on a mini-vacation. I'm so grateful to have this just a quick bike ride away. I love MKE County Parks!

Absolutely horrible service if you want to take your kid and not go swimming. You have to pay for…read moreyour entry same price. Don't think the bathrooms are good there was no sewage there was shit in the girls bathroom toilet paper all over the ground.

Another place I miss in the burbs of Milwaukee…read more This place was not far from where we used to live and it was a really nice surpise finding it. Kind of reminds me of the set up in Elmhurst, IL. Skate Park, Pool, Waterpark-ish area. Another skate park I dropped my "big kid" off, but I actually ended up staying. Nice clean park, and nice area to park under a tree and read a book which is exactly what I did while waiting for J to get done skating. Very nice!

First-Timer Mom Review of the TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park - Wauwatosa, WI…read more As a local Wauwatosa mom visiting the TOSA Pool for the first time with my 11-year-old, I wanted to share what other families might want to know before heading there. Overall - we had a great time and will definitely be back! What We Loved: Family-Friendly Vibe: Right away, I noticed how welcoming and clean the pool area was. The staff was friendly, and there were plenty of lifeguards, which made me feel at ease. It's a community-oriented space with lots of families, so you don't feel out of place whether you're a single parent, big group, or tagging along with other families. Fun Features for Active Kids: The water slide, diving boards, and the rock climbing wall were huge hits with my 11-year-old! These features kept the energy high and gave kids a great mix of fun and challenge. The rock wall was especially unique -- it's not something you see at every public pool, and it really made the visit memorable. Variety for All Ages: The zero-depth entry pool is great for younger kids or those who want to just wade in and splash. There's plenty of room to swim, float, or just cool off while keeping an eye on the action. Clean Changing Facilities: Bathrooms and changing areas were surprisingly clean for a public pool -- definitely a plus. They even have family changing rooms. Shaded Seating + Picnic Options: There are lounge chairs and shaded areas, but they fill up fast on sunny days. We brought snacks and drinks, and it was nice to take a break without leaving the pool grounds. Tips for First Timers: Arrive Early - It can get busy on hot summer afternoons, especially on weekends. We came right when it opened and got a great spot. Bring Water Shoes - The pool deck can get hot, and it's helpful for little feet. Pack Light but Smart - You can bring your own snacks, towels, sunscreen, and a book or something to relax with. No glass or alcohol allowed, which is standard. Check the Schedule - The pool sometimes closes early for weather or special events, so it's good to look online or call ahead. Pricing: Very reasonable for a day pass, and they offer family memberships too if you plan to come often. Residents get a slight discount, which is nice. --- Overall: 5/5 for Family Fun! From thrilling dives and climbs to relaxing in the water, the water slide, diving boards, and rock wall made this pool stand out. Great for kids, clean and safe, and perfect for a sunny day of memories. Whether you're dipping toes in or climbing to the top, TOSA Pool is a solid choice for Wauwatosa families.

Nice clean place. We will be back. My grandson had a blast. Yelp is forcing me to use +85…read morecharacters to post a review and I wish they would not do that.

Great place to be a member of! Staff is top notch, food is great, tennis and swimming programs are…read morethe best around. We are long time members and love it here

I am a proud member at the WRC and the comments made by the reviewer from IL are far-off base…read more The club is well-managed and very nicely maintained. The new pro, Timon Corwin, is a nationally recognized leader in youth tennis development and has been fabulous for the club. The rumors the previous reviewer mentioned are the result of some members who didn't agree with the choices made by club leadership (all members). While I may agree that some members don't agree with all the decisions, this is just grousing and doesn't change the quality of the tennis, teaching, or facilities. To many, this is the the top tennis facility in the Southeastern WI region with many of the top junior players present. Internal politics are present in every organization, so don't just listen to those who complain.

Pool offers swim lessons to members. Very family friendly. Snack bar is year to year but currently…read morehas great snacks and treats. Family and individual memberships are available. Daily entrance is $8 for adults or $6 for children. Swim team and water ballet are also available.

The worst pool complex I have been to. Very dirty, if your kid can't swim across the pool without…read moregoogles they won't pass to use the slide. Which is nuts. Yet the kids in the swim Classes can go down the slides that can't swim. Don't waste your money.

Went here when it was 92° in the shade. Very clean, and well managed. The lifeguards are all fully…read moretrained and very professional. There are kiddy pools for the children, and other aquatic activities for them. One day admission is only $10 for nonresident, and $8 for residents. Season passes are also available. Swimming lessons are also available with appointment.

Really, Really love this gym! Have been coming here for the past 7 months! This is the only gym…read morethat I managed to stay consistent and with that- noticed remarkable results (lost 43lbs) This gym is loaded with MANY amenities! Sauna, hot tub, cafe, a complete high end SPA and Salon, work center, daycare and gym! They also have an outdoor area-literally looks like a theme park. They have a bistro as well outside for adults. Coming here is worth it! The clientele is what really motivated me to commit to my health journey, everyone looks so damn good! Staff here is always pleasant! Really Side Note: They offer a complimentary session/trainer evaluation on your first visit. Their cycle class (AMP CYCLE) is the best- loud, flashing lights, with good music and an enthusiastic instructor is something to check out!

As far as life times go this is definitely on the lesser end. This one isn't as clean as other…read morelifetimes I've been to. The equipment selection itself is plenty. The smoothies in the kitchen downstairs are so good though. I'm a huge fan of the LifeTime brand. Cheers!

A great place to spend an afternoon with kids of any age, particularly if you're sick of the wading…read morepools. Is it spotless? No. It's an outdoor public pool. If you're not cool with that, build a pool in your basement and hire a staff to maintain it. It's definitely cleaner than a lake! Parking is really easy. Locker rooms were big enough that even though I visited on a day with lots of kids from various summer camps/programs, it didn't feel crowded. Entry prices are fair considering all that's offered. There were tons of options for my 4-year-old to have fun for hours. There aren't as many features as at Hoyt, but it seemed more spread out, especially for the little ones which was nice. A great tip from a friend was to bring our own chairs. That way we didn't have to worry about finding open ones, or hoarding them all day. There's plenty of space for chairs in the sun or shade and plenty of pool areas that are shady too. Lots of lifeguards keeping an eye on things and enforcing the rules (no deep end or big waterslides until you pass the swim test, no running, etc). I felt comfortable allowing my kid in the water while I was sitting on the side watching. They also have a little snack bar. Baseball game prices, but it is very convenient. All the stuff you'd expect like candy, brats, nachos, pretzels, ice cream treats, etc. Also, 2 options for kids meals: chicken nuggets or a hot dog, both with really delicious seasoned fries and served in a bucket with shovel. My kid ate most of his meal and then played with the bucket immediately. It's a nice community pool with everything I'd expect. I'd certainly visit again.

Absolutely love this waterpark. It makes for a great afternoon. The staff are friendly and it's a…read moregreat atmosphere.

Big fan of this neighborhood park, not only are there two age appropriate jungle gyms but there's…read morealso a wading pool which is convenient if your little one needs to cool down in the summer months. I believe the wading pool is open 11-4 as long as weather permits. Almost don't want to review this park to keep it to myself!

Rainbow park, times have changed. For those who did not know, let me tell you some history about…read morethat big hill you see. This place used to be landfill a long time ago and they filled the place up and now it's a park. As a little boy I used to come here a lot. It's a nice and quite little park. There's just a few swings and some sand to play in and of course, there is that kiddy pool for the summer. I probably pee'd in it, haha... Next to the soda machine used to be a pay phone, you know? The one that you put in one finger at a time and turned it in a circular motion. Ah, rotary phones were cool, not! Soda in that machine was 25 cents and they had a machine inside the building that made a cup of chicken broth soup, hot coco or, coffee. Yes, no Starbucks back then. In the summer you can expect to see men dressed up in uniforms playing baseball. You can also play tennis. They have two courts here. Hopefully the nets are new. The most fun is probably during the winter months when snow is on the hill. Take a sled, grease it down with left over lard from Christmas dinner and your in for a joy of a life time. As I said, the park is small, but it's cozy. Just because something is big, does not make it better. [Review #173]