The indoor pool was closed for 6 weeks for repairs this summer. The pool still looks horrible. The…read morejob looks incomplete. The water is always cold. There are constant problems with the pumps. THEY DO NOT NOTIFY YOU WHEN THE POOL OR FACILITIES ARE CLOSED! The women's locker room off the pool needs updating.

Great facility with great staff members. Reasonably priced with endless activities for all age…read moregroups.

We booked a family outing to go to this place for the Axeplosion portion of the business. I was…read moreunimpressed from start to finish. The gentleman at the counter was not personable at all. He did not even acknowledge my in laws when they walked in the door a few minutes after we did. We both had Groupons to use. The fine print said "one per person," my mother in law and I each had one to use. The employee would not let us use both, said it was actually one per reservation, even after I had him read the fine print himself. I understand that Groupons can be difficult to use but nothing in the fine print suggested that we were trying to use them incorrectly. So, I asked if we could be on two separate lanes and he said there were no other reservations available even though there was nobody else there for the majority of the time we were. He then shows us how to throw the axes, talking faster than anybody could understand and walks away to go throw a bunch of axes himself on the lane next to us. The only advice he gave was to repetitively antagonize my father in law for flicking his wrist. I can still hear him saying "you're still doing it" in my head. There are MUCH better ways to offer constructive criticism. The boards in all 3 lanes of the facility were very worn (some worse than others). He said they didn't have any more and wouldn't let us switch lanes, again because supposedly there were more reservations but there were not. Same deal with the axes, they were all broken. We had minimal guidance on games we could play. Thankfully my husband and I have thrown before and were able to run the show. Finally at the end of our time when other customers showed up, instead of greeting them, he continued to throw axes. I will NEVER return to this place and if I were you, I would spare yourself from a night of disappointment and go elsewhere. We couldn't have had a more positive experience in comparison at other places, like Bad Axe.

This place is totally misleading and Not worth the money. We…read morebought a Groupon for a family for one hour. Only One at a time could play. They would take forever to change the game. And wasted 20 minutes of our hour just accepting the Groupon. Would not give us our total hour! DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

Love the gym here! It's been remodeled and the floor is awesome. This is also a great venue for any…read moresort of party. The staff is amazing and they even have a kitchen for your use. I strongly suggest visiting...

My kids don't want to go back to this summer camp. A good amount of the counselors were great, and…read morethey liked meeting other kids, but they were rushed everywhere. A reliable non-kid source who was present also told me the kids are rushed around. I don't get it. This camp is supposed to be fun. Kids don't move as fast, especially the younger kids. Why do you have to rush them around everywhere? They also had weekly field trips which was nice. The would go to the Palos pool sometimes, went to Lincoln Park zoo one time, another time went to Beverly Art Center. That was nice. I just don't get why the kids who are wearing back packs, carrying water bottle and their lunch are being told to walk faster. You don't need to rush kids on to the next thing. Connect with them, and encourage them to the next thing. You should really make time accommodations knowing the younger kids especially, will move slower. My kids were stressed out about this part. Not sure why the people in charge facilitate this "move faster" approach. Also, I wish they would reapply sunblock. These kids are outside marching around on often 90 degree hot summer days, could we maybe actually re-apply the sunblock? I give it 2.5 stars.

Joined just for the walking track, which is free for Palos Heights residents. Downstairs staff was…read moreefficient and very friendly. Checked in upstairs, no problems. The whole facility is very new , very clean , and very pleasant. Four stars here - why? There is a Charter Fitness less than half a block away. The membership fee there is half of the "full" membership cost here. Based on the attendance I witnessed here today; 5 assumed full members using the machines and three people walking, and at least 4 staff members, there is NO WAY that this facility generates enough money to be self supporting. That means that MY property tax pays for this! So, enjoy, everyone!

This is a beautiful park. It might be quite large, but it doesn't matter about size!…read more The layout is pretty good. There are baseball fields (which I went to during my experience). There is an aquatic center for swimming lessons. It has a medium-sized water slide and a kiddie area. A large playground is here as well! The landscape is kept clean and very nice! This park is actually called Centennial Park. It's part of the Oak Lawn Park District. All in all, beautiful park, and cool layout! I will be back here sometimes.

This is a good facility. I've been here a couple times for a kids birthday party, and they've been…read morein the room with the climbing structure and also in a room where the ball courts are. When we were where the playing courts are, there were a couple of employees that were leading children's play activities--they were using nerf guns, playing soccer and dodge ball. The little ones were able to just run around or play in the little room that was part of the birthday reservation. The facility is clean, and there's a little playground just outside as well for days when the weather is warm enough. Parking is one way so don't be a jerk and mess up the flow of traffic.

Linoleum floored gym is perfect for this rec center. Plenty of local activities for children and…read morefamilies. Gym can be a little drafty. So, bring a jacket if it is cold or drafty outside. Good size parking lot.

it is so fun I have a lake house up there its 10 out of 10 experience me and the boys coming up her…read morenext weekend to look at it and really good for fishing and hotdogging.

After one visit to Lake Shannon, my wife and i were literally sold. We look forward to keeping an…read moreeye on properties here. Not Redneck, but very Rural. There are NO nearby grocery store or gas station. but that should not effect your lake life relaxed stay. A bit South of Joliet, we had no idea how to get there, and were way out of our comfort zone in an adventurous sense. I was told that our friend had "plenty of beds" so surely this could not be a trailer home. To my surprise these deluxe double wides, or manufactures homes, are extremely nice. Many have large porches, garages, or 2 floors! A lot of the boat docks have coverings and winter storage options like lifting the boat directly out the water where it sits. This is a "speed boat" lake. A flooded strip mine that gets up to 100ft deep in the center. There is NO sand bar, or party cove. Only families with kids skiing, tubing, and cruising. The lake could not be more picturesque with a cute bridge, various channels and beautiful landscaping. We cannot wait to be invited back, and will keep an ear to the street when a property, complete with Boat, goes up for sale.

This review is for the pool…read more $7 for residents and $13 for non-residents. I tried to get in with my friend who was a resident of Tinley and the teenage girl behind the counter had to see both of our ID's in order to give us the rate. Although the pool is awesome for kids, I felt like the "lifeguards" yelled at everyone about every little thing. I put the word lifeguard in quotes, because they were nothing more than teenagers with power. They held the whistles in their mouths the whole time and blew them at least every 5 minutes or more. Also, I didn't like that they have adult swim for 15 minutes every hour. The pool is for kids, and if the adults don't want to get splashed, then don't go in the pool. The lifeguards yelled at the kids for sitting on the side of the pool in the water during adult swim. How can you really control kids and tell them not to go into the water when they are all excited to go swimming. Too many rules. The positives: tons of slides, cheap snack bar, huge sandbox, lazy river, tons of chairs.

Staff is nice but the owner is very rude. She yelled at my daughter and her friends. One of her…read morefriends accidentally spilled a little bit of water on the ground, offered to clean it up, apologized nicely, then the rude owner told them to get out. She then eyed them up and down to try and find another reason to yell at them.

Over 50 group exercise classes, large variety of equipment, multiple workout areas and rooms off of…read morethe main gym floor. Free trial passes and takes a few different insurances.

Small gym, but it gets the job done! I am in the area for winter break and I was needing to go to a…read moregym that offered day passes. The first day I came, I paid $8. I asked if they had any package deals or trials and i was told they did not. The second time i came I was preparing to pay again, but a different worker asked if I tried their 3 day trial. She recommended me to sign up for the 3 day trial that's good for 90 days, meaning they did not have to be consecutive and best of all it was FREE! Shout out to this worker that went above and beyond. I could tell it was a little more work to prepare this for me, but she was so kind and I really appreciated her assistance. So for the record, yes they have a 3 day trial for FREE for anyone who is needing a quick gym in the area.

This complex is one of two in Orland Park devoted to baseball/softball - Orland Park has the John…read moreHumphrey Complex (JHC) and Centennial Park. While Centennial has more sports to offer (outdoor swimming pool, 8 soccer fields, 9 baseball/softball fields, bike trails, etc.), JHC really specializes in baseball/softball. JHC has 5 regulation fields for baseball and softball (with a clubhouse centering 4 of them), and they also use 5 additional fields from the school district right next door ... so in total, JHC can use 10 fields of play, and all are professionally maintained with the fields dragged every day. If I remember correctly the infields are clay and the pitching mound are a flat circle (so its really set up for softball). The fields are generally used for 16 and Under games. There are often tournaments during the summer, but when the fields are empty anyone can get on and hit the ball around ... no appointment needed, just go and play. There really aren't concessions here, so you pretty much have to bring your own. Bathrooms are in the center clubhouse. Parking is on both sides of the complex so there are scores of spaces. They do have a walking trail or two through the complex if you aren't there for the ball games. The whole complex is part of the Orland Park Village Hall buildings. Give this place a try.