I've ridden past the Eastside Community Center on my scooter a few times but didn't find a purpose…read moreto go here until this past weekend. There was a Day of the Dead festival being held here that we saw from flyers around town. We swung by for a quick visit. We were very impressed with the community center with the walking track, swimming pool, conference rooms and other areas for kids to play such as video games and slides. As for the festival itself it was really cool and a fun cultural experience to have this time of the year. Lunch was served and there were dances and performances to honor the concept of the holiday. Fun first time experience at this community center!

Giving a one star because of upstairs staff and negative experience with them. Attitude is…read moreeverything and if you hate your job, then quit. Front desk people are nice though.

Great 3-story gym that offers all types of cardio, weight machines, and free weights. If you're a…read more beginner, intermediate, or advanced weightlifter you'll find equipment you're able to use. The YMCA offers classes as well if you're interested in that. I thought this gym was only for students but was glad that they offered public memberships for a cheap rate, given the amount and caliber of equipment they offer. Service is fantastic here Immanuel at the counter always greets everyone with a smile.

One of the best YMCA's I've ever been to! This location is on the hill near the University of…read moreWashington Tacoma, and is huge. Not only do they have full floors of fully decked rooms and work out areas, they also have a rock climbing wall, a pool, a game room, a humongous basketball court and is super clean! We came from another YMCA in King County and were greeted at the front and registered as a guest member of the location. When we worked out, there were tons of machines and we were never waiting around for somebody to finish up their routine which was really nice in comparison to some of the smaller work out areas. My fiancé and I played a half court game of basketball and the space looked like it was really made for a professional game of college basketball. Another perk I thought was really nice was that they had bins of clean towels all over the place which you didn't have to pay the usual $2 for. Overall, it was really fun coming here and seeing the school spirit scattered throughout the different floors. There is tons of Husky art and even though it is super close to the actual school it isn't over populated on the weekends. Will definitely be back to play some volleyball and basketball with my friends getting ready for our summer bods!

Wish there was some benches or picnic tables next to the park for parents but it was a great park!read more

Had a blast we will be back. 10/10 would recommend. Convenient to get to and the cost was not…read moreterrible

I came to Lakewood Community Center when I was growing up, approximately 20+ years ago, for some…read moreorganized child activities. We carpooled to the location and arrived early, which was a surprise as traffic coming from the north of Seattle had been clear. The parking lot was large and partially full, but we still found a space without having to circle for a spot to open up. We explored a little bit of the nearby Seeley Lake Park while waiting since we had arrived early. Facilities we used for our activities were nice. Re-visiting yesterday Wednesday 2 August 2023, the parking lot was still large and the building approximately the same on the exterior.

From the owner: The Pierce County Parks and Recreation is a department of Pierce County, Wash. One of our best…read morefeatures is that we have larger parks AND they're more affordable!The department maintains more than 2,000 acres of land and over 30 park sites. Its facilities include recreational and community centers, athletic complexes, boat launch sites, public golf courses (one of which is PGA Golf Course, Chambers Bay - known for its challenging course, as well as a wonderful venue for weddings), parks and trails. Our facilities can accommodate the following:- Corporate Events and Meetings- Banquets- Parties- Birthday Parties- Golf- Weddings- Picnic SheltersThe department offers a variety of companionship programs that provides recreational and leisure opportunities for individuals with special needs. The Pierce County Parks and Recreation organizes sports activities that include soccer, basketball, ice skating, golf, hockey, tennis and baseball for youths. In addition, it offers athletic programs for adults, including volleyball, football, snowboarding and skiing. The department conducts art, dance, music, martial art and exercise classes.

Hands down a MUST when you're in the Ashford area! We were staying at a friend's cabin nearby and…read morebooked a reservation to try out RailCycle and had the best time. You depart in a pretty large group after getting a safety rundown and have a guide with you on the entire ride. There's a couple parts that you'll actually be able to go kind of fast on but it's a pretty steady pace the entire time. The first half of the ride is pretty easy since it's a little bit downhill, but going back up will definitely get your legs burning! You ride to an endpoint where there's picnic tables to relax at and enjoy lunch before heading back on the trail. It's super scenic the entire way and there's a lot of cute cows to spot, too! The whole experience lasted about two hours and was a ton of fun. We are already planning on doing this again in the future and want to bring our kids. Tickets were $35 each and it was entirely worth it. So fun and you don't even realize you're getting a little bit of a workout in!

Went on this bike adventure today and had a great time. It was a little hard to find at first, but…read moreonce there everyone was super friendly and helpful. It was a 3.5 mile ride out and fast ride back. We would definitely do this again!

This was definitely a well decisioned stop! Wow! I found that something was going into this space a…read morewhile back and later discovered it was a tea shop. Looking for a tea shop that's not difficult to park in relatively close proximity definitely gathered my attention and being fond of a tea shop in nearby Lakewood that closed definitely had my eyes peeled for finding anymore. The place is quiet and chill which was super nice. Not sure what to order from the menu it was recommended (by the owner I believe) to try the Chai as it was very popular. I went with the caffenated Chai while Steve went with a decaf Chai. Both tasted very different from each other. I really liked mine as it had a great flavor profile filled with all kinds of spices which I love experiencing with a well made Chai. Lots of other options to explore on teas so well worth returning and trying them out. The owner is extremely knowledgeable with all the blends, history of tea and how different kinds of tea works on a person. Pretty amazing actually on how much he knows!

Great tasting tea. The owner is super nice and an excellent conversation. Very knowledgeable,…read morehelpful with selecting tea and side note does tattoos on the side nearby! Great interior space to hang with some games like Parcheesi, the royal game of India! Stop by!!

Thank goodness for the additional parking they installed there last year!! This was proven out…read moreyesterday where the place was rocking and rolling with a glad football tournament. The park has come a long way and is always busy for new sports, teams, a

Nice sports complex with shelters where you can picnic. My church is just across the street and…read morewe've rolled in our bbqs and it's good to see everyone literally touching grass, playing cornhole, and the kids enjoying the large playground. There's a lot of parking, but I wonder how impossible it gets during baseball season. There are a vcouple of walking paths around the field which aren't too long and some of it is in the shade and people keep it clean. Haven't seen a dog poop left behind yet and let's keep it that way guys, since families hang out here.

I went to the community center to get a senior menu. They always used to be on a table in front of…read morethe dining area. I stood in front of the help window about a foot from the employee who appeared to be staffing the window. She ignored me entirely, paying less attention to me than she would a bug. When this had gone on for some time, I rang the bell that's there to summon an employee for help and asked for a menu. She told me in a rude tone there weren't any in the office. I didn't believe her because there are almost always some in the back or they print one off the computer. She evenutally said she might be able to print one later but she was in the middle of a meeting. I said she didn't look like she was in a meeting but looked like she was there to help people. As I walked off she called out "Sorry" in a snotty, sarcastic tone of voice." This was about 10:00 on Fri, Nov 7. I would respectfully suggest that putting someone who is arrogant, sarcastic and demeaning at the help window doesn't give the community center a good look. I would also respectfully suggest that menus be put out on the table where they used to be so people can help themselves. I gave them 2 stars because some employees do a better job.

My children and I walk to this hidden little park. I love that the community center. It has lots of…read moreactivities and clean bathrooms. There is a little workout gym and for $20 per month you may use it. It has a part time childcare center which looks fun. The playground is behind the main building and it has half a basketball court. If you live close by I recomend this little gem.