Upon enrolling my son in the YMCA summer camp, I made it a priority to communicate his Autism…read morediagnosis and emphasized the importance of having counselors who are patient and sensitive to his specific needs. Despite this, it wasn't until a month into the program--during a conversation with one of his counselors about some concerns they had--that I learned the counselors working directly with him were unaware of his diagnosis. I was told that now that they were informed, they would "be more patient moving forward," which is a bit concerning--especially since counselors should be patient with all young children, regardless. Another issue was swim time. My son is somewhat hesitant around water. Prior to enrollment, I was assured that there would be at least one counselor in the pool with the children to support those who may feel anxious. I understand that the camp staff are responsible for many children and that some require significant attention. However, based on the information I was given, I expected a level of support that would make my son feel safe and included--particularly in environments he finds challenging. That wasn't the case, and I later learned the pool is 4ft deep--about the same height as my son. With no adult in the water, I don't feel the environment is safe for such young kids as small as a 5 year old, especially one who isn't completely comfortable in a 4ft pool. I also experienced a lack of confidentiality and security. During the first week, neither I nor my son's other approved pickup adults were asked for ID at pick up. Only when I brought it up did someone check--once. Additionally, when I raised a concern about my son's stretched-out shirt at pick up, the counselor named the other child involved, which felt unprofessional and violated that family's privacy. As someone who holds fond memories of attending YMCA's summer camp myself, I had high hopes my son would have a similarly positive experience. Unfortunately, due to these communication gaps, safety concerns and unmet expectations, that hasn't been the case.

Nothing works properly. Either the jacuzzi is out for a few days or the pool is down. They let…read morepeople walk in the pool area with dirty tennis shoes to the saunas. The showers are not clean. I have done aerobics in the pool and have had hand full on hair in my fingers. Which totally grossed me out. Sometimes the lifeguards don't show or they can't get the door unlocked at 5:30 am to open up the pool area. No toilet paper or soap in the showers. It's crazy!! Gym area is not air conditioned well probably because the dehumidifier doesn't work. They need an operational manager there that actually cares and comes out to look at everything and everyone. Management there doesn't give a S...!

Weirdest thing. I've only ever seen the personal trainer here pacing around the gym floor, or…read moresitting at a gym machine, and just talking loudly on her cell phone. I don't think she ever provides any training...Must be a cushy job! We get to hear all about her doctor appointments, her banking issues, her traffic tickets, so annoying. ! If I had done that even once at my therapy job with clients in earshot , I'd have been at minimum written up, and at worst fired!

Not happy with is organization from the beginning there…read morehas always been problems. They took weeks to determine our rate. The were hostile with our service dog, told us to park off property at a 24 hour access organization. Starting timing my showers. This is not a Christian organization, don't let the name fool you. If you are not wokeness fanatic this is simply not going to be a lasting thing. I gave two stars because there are a few good people here. The "reginal" is a group of unknowns that are merciless lefties

The pickle ball courts need more attention. Nets need to be fixed, and the rollers, to clean the…read morecourt, need to be fixed, as well. The last time I went in and asked for a mop, that I was willing to use myself, the staff member at the counter was extremely rude, and acted like I was bothering him, even though he was just sitting there on his phone not doing anything. He would not help me at all and just dismissed me. I don't know what kept me so calm. I only joined the Y for pickle ball, and lately I'm wondering if it is worth the monthly fee. I do have fun when I play there with the other members. Here's to hoping things pick up.

Before I begin, let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal…read moreexperiences and my personal experiences alone, so without further delay let's begin!. YMCA, been around as long as I can remember... Great place to work out, not just for you but your whole entire family. They have an indoor track upstairs. They have machine weights, free weights and a number of different workout machines that focus on numerous parts of your body. So if you're not a member yet, what are you waiting for? Today is a great day to get started!

This is such a wonderful place for a child to learn gymnastics. My daughter went to Pink Pearl…read morefrom age three to six, and she really enjoyed it. Ms. Margaryta is wonderful at making gymnastics fun and also at teaching kids to be hard-working and to face challenges. She also really focuses on teaching kids to perform the moves the right way and to be safe in doing so. Wonderful place!

My daughter enjoyed the pink pearl gymnastics at first and I was happy that she gets to get some…read moreexercise. The classes with Mrs. Margaryta were intense in a way ... no talking .... pay attention... sleeping beauties.... hurry up.....but I grew up in similar environment around sports so I gave it a try for my daughter. I noticed though my daughter enjoyed way more classes with Margaryta's husband as sometimes he substituted for her. He was making it more fun. Kids overall had more fun with him during class. My daughter is a hardworking little girl. She listens and tries her best. But she is also sensitive to being pushed too hard because she gets frustrated with herself. It was over for me when she cried during a class over one exercise and on top of things she was sent again in the end of the class to work on the same exercise by herself! It was nice when her husband stepped in and helped her but we never went back after that. I feel like working with the kids you should be able recognize when the child is pushed too far. They are only 6 yo and it all should be combine with a little fun so they want to go back. She didn't and I have a hard time talking her into a new place . We moved and finally she will give it a try. Fingers crossed this time she will have an awesome experience. To the response : I understand my daughter sometimes needs some pushing but I don't agree with leaving her alone crying on the mat doing her best.

Currently, Line 1 is out of order. Please call on line 2: 757-444-5267. The golf course is in great…read moreshape. However the fairways are being aerated the week of July 14-20, 2025.

Golf ball hit my husband's windshield and absolutely shattered it when we were driving on a public…read moreroad not on base. We spoke with the man at the desk and he told us it wasn't his problem because "we didn't ask him to drive on that road at that time." Gave me a non working number for a supervisor that could help us. Said it's not their problem because they're owned by the navy.

Used this public course to host an annual charity golf tournament with 50-75 players from…read more2010-2016. Affordable cost @ $25 per golfer (included 18 holes and cart use) obviously helped the fundraising bottom-line. Fairways, greens and cart paths were in acceptable shape for that price point. While out of their control, know there are times players are prepping to swing while next to chain-linked fences with obnoxious barking dogs. There are also points where you're sharing roads/travel paths with local traffic, similar to other public courses. Facilities are notably dated but the spaces we occupied were relatively clean. There's a small practice green and driving range on-site. It was super easy working with their golf-pro Adam to coordinate the play aspect; he was thorough and accommodating with any needs that arose. Unfortunately, requiring events to use in-house food/beverage vendors that lack communication and execution became a perennial drawback. Inflated cost is expected because of the convenience factor. That said, limited selection coupled with poor service and delivery ($50 for a small plate of store bough chips-a-hoy cookies) is inexcusable. I had to send out search parties in multiple years for the contracted beverage cart employee on days seeing 85-90 degree temps. Over time, our players voiced displeasure traveling to Portsmouth and a desire to pay a little more for a better playing experience.

I didn't actually golf but I had an event to attend to in the event center. You could definitely…read moretell it was outdated and possibly could remodel a bit to make it a bit more modern. It was bad however. It was nice and spacious and it was very clean! I could see myself having an event here but I would add a lot of decorations and accessories to match my modern style.

Finally I can call a public golf course and talk to someone who isnt rude. I'm told its a slow day…read moreso he'll let my wife come out and ride with me, he does not just say "NO YOU CANT DO THAT" he has a brain and can make good judgment calls and hold a normal conversation over the phone. I will come play here every time I am in town

On this particular day, I was celebrating my 3rd month post-op from a lumbar fusion that shut down…read moremy golf play for over a year. I wanted to sit outside on their patio to reflect, watching the players coming in, and enjoying a cold IPA. This day was a bit chilly and couldn't stay out there long however, the time I did have was lovely reminding me of how cool of a club house it is on top of a wonderful golf course I really enjoyed playing. Pound for Pound (without being able to play on private courses), this one is probably my favorite to play in the area. I do feel the clubhouse is a bit outdated but it does capture the essence of a true "golfclub" vibe you would expect from a traditional club. You clearly see the local members enjoying their time for lunch or turning the nine. I have tried a few items as far as food and wouldn't say it's amazing. it does the trick for fuel but nothing over the top. Haven't tried dinner so I can't speak on that but they do have a full bar. Of course it is on the pricy side as usual for clubhouses but it wasn't terrible. The pro shop did have a goof feel to it and layout with lots of items you could purchase. Overall, I love the golf course and facility that is kept in good shape however I do feel the clubhouse and vibe, although traditional in nature, could use a little "sprucing up" as it does feel dated but... a lot of times, that is what traditional golfers want to remember and not change up. If you like that vibe with the wood lockers, dark green, traditional vibe, this place is perfect. As far as the golf course, condition, and layout, this is a must try course if you haven't. Prices are much more reasonable after a certain time but witih all courses and prices, you are going to pay no matter where you go unfortunatley. Very enjoyable place you would probably keep on your radar for play if you can afford it.

Was interested in getting my kids into gymnastics after their shown interest and enthusiasm.. will…read moretry other local gyms in the area. My limited experience seems to reflect all of the negative reviews already written about this place. They seem very rude and unprofessional. Taking my business and kids elsewhere is a blessing.

This gymnastics school is not at all suited to small children. We have had a poor experience with…read moreCoach Chloe where my 2 year old was not given enough support and was then kicked out of the class for crying. No warning, no discussion, and no follow up conversation after to see how they could help. What's more, my husband called to further investigate what the issue was and we were told she was 'misbehaving', but they couldn't tell us how. If a 2 year olds big feelings when they are struggling is seen as misbehaving then this is not the place for little kids. Hopefully this experience hasn't scared my daughter off of gymnastics for good. Additionally, this was all done in front of all the other parents, making me feel ashamed and humiliated. A staff member marched out of the office and ranted that she 'needed to be taken away' in front of everyone and with zero compassion. I left in tears. This is not a supportive or safe environment for any parent or young child.