My toddler does somersaults off the couch, so I thought it might be time to introduce her to…read moregymnastics. I wanted to see if she enjoyed it first, so I came to one of the drop-ins (times are on their website) It's 10 bucks to get in for an hour of scheduled/supervised play. 5 bucks for their baby time drop in (1 year or younger) Bring exact change if you plan on paying wish cash. Staff are super friendly and welcoming. Room is fully padded with tons of trampolines, ladders, ropes to swing on and balance bars. They also offer programs/camps. Great place to bring your kid if they love jumping around with other kids, sans the rough play. Parking out front. Not bus accessible. I wish there were more locations city wide.

My wife and I are always on the watch for entertaining activities for our stir-crazy kids,…read moreespecially during the cold winter months. Our family loves Starr Gymnastics - a fabulous indoor recreation spot. This is a great local business, with multiple locations in the Capital City. We have found the industrial park location to be an efficient and well run operation. Their staff are very good, and offer great client service. The staff seem to be genuinely excited about their work and fully engaged with the kids. Both of our boys, as well as our Fancy Nancy daughter have thoroughly enjoyed weekend morning gymnastics instructional programs. They loved their instructors! The instructors present well organized programs, with a strong physical education curriculum. They have all of the gymnastic apparatus' you would expect and the equipment is safe and recent. The staff do a great job of integrating exercise and learning in a fun environment. The facility is very clean and the attitude of the staff reflect professionalism. They are a great option for snow & PD days, as they offer drop-in playtimes. I have no hesitation in highly recommending Starr Gymnastics. They have a lot of services to offer including: - instruction classes for all ages, including aspiring adult gymnasts - birthday parties - seasonal camps 17/30 - Yelp Ottawa's 30 Day!!

We went in as a team-building exercise. It was a fun experience. Friendly staff, great facility…read more Lots of parking spaces.

Great fun for the family and friends. A place to celebrate Birthdays, Team building events and…read morejust gather and have some laser tag games. Laser Tag Equipment being used constantly needs to be deep cleaned and a clean between missions will improve overall the experience.

Enjoyed playing shinny here, good place to visit to enjoy playing. Hopefully coming back to play…read moreagain because the facilities are great. Ice is in perfect condition, locker rooms are clean and tidy and there's plenty more the Sportsplex has to offer. Overall terrific experience, wouldn't change anything about this place whatsoever.

The Neapean Sportsplex is a multi-purpose facility, with services and lessons for swimming,…read morecycling, and other fitness and recreational activities. They have a lot of programs for people of all ages, children and seniors in particular. I actually didn't come here for anything fitness-related. I worked here for one day for a company that was holding a giant warehouse sale for one weekend only. The next day, I just came with my family for the sale itself. It was held in one really large room that seemed like some type of auditorium or gym, as it was really huge and cold, with the concrete tile floor. It hurt to stand on it for a long time, but then again, that's because I was standing in one spot. If this was, indeed, a kind of gymnasium, the floor would be perfect for running around and the cooler temperature would be a great advantage when you're working up a sweat.

My husband and I stumbled upon this park as we were waiting for our food order from Toasty Arepas,…read morewhich is around the corner from this park. Optimist Park is a really functional and awesome park. It looks fairly new, and I discovered that it was built in 2017. It has a wading pool AND a "real pool" where you can swim laps. Both pools have lifeguards. It has a play structure with swings and slides. It has a rink where you can skate in the winter, which is converted into a basketball court in the summer. There are tables with built-in chess/checkers boards. There are ping pong tables. There's open green space, benches and picnic tables. There are painted hopscotch patterns on the ground, as well as an alphabet wheel (I'm thinking to teach kids the alphabet (?) but maybe there's some sort of game of which I am not aware, lol). It's such a great community park. It's in a part of town where the average household income is less than the national average, and crime rates are higher than many other parts of Ottawa. I am happy to see that there is a park like this in this neighbourhood. This park is in fact a lot nicer than many parks in more affluent neighbourhoods in Ottawa. The pools have lifeguards who are municipal government employees. There also appeared to be a building there staffed by either City employees or perhaps volunteers from the Optimist Club that maybe ran some programs (sorry, I'm not really sure, as I didn't fully check it out). I wholeheartedly support programs that reach out to youth, especially at-risk youth. It was Frederick Douglass who said "It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men" and I believe that this is so true. I feel that the city planners did well with Optimist Park.

Excellent place to play golf. Caters to all skill levels. The course is well maintained.read more

Had a lot fun on this course. I went here for a charity work event and it was my first time…read moregolfing. I didn't finish the course but I did do 9 holes. The holes that I did do were pretty fun though challenging. I spoke to a golf friend afterwards and he mentioned this course is definitely a challenging one. So maybe not the best course to do if you are a first time golfer like me lol. The carts were fun to drive and the bugs were that bad. I went in the beginning of September. The cart girls bring alcohol while you are on your course. There are showers in the bathrooms and towels as well. I would definitely come back here.

Members were not notified that 1015 and 1130 classes were cancelled…read more We should get a refund Or at least notify us. Thurs. Sept. 14 Edwina Comerford

My husband and I are fitness members with the City of Ottawa, and we always come to this location…read more It is a little bit out of our way, but the facility is newer and much cleaner than the Kanata Wave Pool location. A big selling feature is that there are separate change rooms for the gym and the pool. This means that if you're going to work out you're not walking in puddles while trying to change, also, I've never seen a child in the change-room for the gym so it feels more comfortable for me. Also, the real reason that we got City of Ottawa memberships is because we aren't forced into a contract like with a regular gym. Instead you pay month to month, if you are going to be there. This is nice because I prefer to work out outside during the summer and won't be wasting money on a membership for those months.

Lansdowne are is super nice. You have the stadium, condos, retail shopping and tons of bars and…read morerestaurants. Great place to stay and visit. But most of all, the games at the stadium are great. Stadium seems fairly new. Plenty of seating. Several bars and dining through out. On the club level, they have a buffet (which I think looks better than it taste) but it is all you can eat. I like how the stadium sits next to, with in walking distance, of so many amenities. You will enjoy.

I'm surprised no one has rated this place yet! My husband…read moreand I bought a Groupon for Salsa classes for beginners and it was great so we even registered for Level 2 classes. Nadege and Soul are funny and professional. The pace of the classes were pretty good for total beginners like us. Scheduling classes were very easy. The classroom was bright and clean. We really enjoyed the classes! Thanks so much Nadege and Soul!