For an indoor soccer complex, Gretna Sports complex is pretty basic. They have a large area with…read moreabout 4 indoor soccer fields. There is a snack bar that is only open on some weekends. They line up chairs along one side of the field for parents and there is an upper area with more seating in case your player is on one of the back fields which you cannot see if you are sitting on the first floor. I think their big problem with this complex is that where the parents sit on the first floor causes problems for people walking through the complex. Sometimes there are people standing by the wall, so there is often a lot of congestion down on the first floor, especially if the snack bar is open! All in all, though, for playing soccer when it is cold, this place is great as long as you don't mind people traffic!

I was there for a large craft fair and found lots of useful gifts and yummy treats to buy! Great…read moreexperience

I have not been in the Lied Center since 2005, and was amazed at how it has developed. Nice…read moreswimming pool, fitness rooms, and elevated running track. We went during a craft show and the place was packed. Great to have a facility like this in Bellevue.

NP Dodge park is sort of a hidden gem of a park. Tucked away near Hummel park it's vast green and…read moreit's location butted up to the Missouri river make it a versatile park for multiple uses. Since living in the area for the past few years I've visited several times for different reasons. The park is large enough to take a nice stroll and walk your dog, there's trails near by that you can begin in the park and keep exploring. There are several soccer fields and open spaces to let children play as well. I also like that this park has several different parking lots so finding a spot is easy. One of the things I was wondering was how security is and if the police drive through to make sure there's no issues going on. I hope so! The park is kept in great condition. It's clean, there are a few different restrooms and the people I've come across seem respectful. Most recently, my boyfriend and I did the Florence Days 5K that began at NP dodge park! It was such a fun run and great to see the community come out to this area of Omaha! There's so much history out here as well as natural beauty that's easy to miss with the hustle and bustle of daily life. If you have yet to trek down this area I highly suggest that you do. Especially in the morning, it's absolutely gorgeous!

(NOTE: The NP Dodge Park Pavilion is currently closed because of the riverfront flooding. I called…read morethe parks department and they said it may be reopened in the future, so I wanted to sing its praises for when it reopens!) We held our wedding reception at the NP Dodge Park Pavilion. It has a wood cabin ambiance that fit perfectly with our naturey/rustic theme, and the best part - it was HUGE. It easily accommodated our 100+ guests, tables, chairs, dance floor, Photo Booth, etc! The best part is that it's literally just the venue rental, which may sound weird to say that's the "best part" - but it means that you can use your own caterer and decor, and not have to get stuck with all the set vendors that so many venues only allow you to use. There is also a cute little pond outside, that was perfect for a few more formal group shots, during golden hour. They allow you to have beer and wine for your event with the license you get, but that was fine with the guests we had. There's also a whole kitchen and bar area that was perfect for our caterer's needs. If they do open up the Pavilion again in the future, and you're looking for a cost-effective and beautiful event space, definitely check it out!

Three of us (all women) stopped in to see if we could get a batting cage for an hour--staff was…read morewelcoming & set us up with two different experiences: fast & slow pitch. There is everything you need right there (bats/helmets) & even a gift shop with lots of baseball gift options! It was a great experience as we visited the area from out-of-town!

We used Strike Zone for a few baseball clinics with our team to get some extra reps in, and it was…read morea great experience. The kids really enjoyed the location and connected well with the coaches, who were knowledgeable and encouraging. It was a solid mix of skill-building and fun, which kept the players engaged and motivated. The facility is clean and well-equipped, making it a convenient spot for team sessions. Overall, it gave our team a nice boost and we'd definitely consider going back for more training.

Elkhorn Training Camp is an awesome place that my daughter frequents, mostly for soccer. They do…read morehave camps where they help kids develop strength that helps them in their sports. My daughter went to a few of them and loves them. She is definitely stronger and has more stamina in her sports. They have these same camps for adults too, but I have not tried them. They do have batting cages and such, too, if you are a baseball player. The pricing for using Elkhorn Training Camp is reasonable and the place is very clean and well kept. I definitely would recommend this place if you live in or around the Elkhorn area.

Beautiful facility with a large variety of courts. The courts are kept up nicely and the park is…read morebeautiful. the restrooms inside the club house are kept very clean and there is always plenty of seating. Great for league play or just to rent a court for a match.

If you are into skating you might dig this place. The surface is concrete that is petty sanded but…read moreis not slick like a normal wood surface. There is a clearly marked building where you can rent skates. The whole area is quite expansive with the outer ribbon to skate and 2 big round areas at each end. There is still plenty of things to fall against so if you are not good bring pads! There was also quite a few of inline skaters but most everyone was friendly. Elsewhere around the skating place there is tons of green space room to get away and relax.

Fantastic skating experience! My only drawback was the uncomfy skates, but I think a good couple of…read morepairs of thick socks should help with that. They had skate helpers skating the whole time to make sure everyone stayed safe. We spent an hour skating around and having winter fun! Pro tip: get your own skates, which would be more comfy, and FREE!

Nice area, we went to the splash pad. Perfect for a free family activity on a hot day! Geared more…read moretowards younger kiddos, we had two preteens and a young elementary aged child, all kiddos had fun! They loved taking turns under the dumping buckets of water. There was a birthday party wrapping up at the bigger table area, we found another table off to the corner side with benches. No issues, seemed well enough maintained.

Pool doesn't open until June 11 this year…read more Nice quiet park set aside in the metro. Well maintained and surrounded by a few houses and apartment complexes makes it kind of tucked away. Nice to grab a lunch and get away for awhile. Mature trees make for good shade to eat at any of the picnic tables. Plenty of play ground equipment, basket ball and tennis court are available. There is a slight trail around the property and tree row allowing running, jogging, and long boarding; however, it's not currently connected to any of the larger metro trails which provide much better access across the city.