This place is nice and big and has soooooooo much space. No bullshit goes on,no one is rude to…read moreothers. It's a great place. Only thing I don't like is how the bathrooms are. Seems like no one cleans them well ‍‍‍

This is the best local pool! Clean, free of drama, plenty of seating, appropriately staffed for…read moresafety and the food is affordable and yummy. Get there early and stay late. Adults they even take a break for adult swim only....and they will not tolerate any craziness like other pools.

Considering how many times I've been here, it's about time I've reviewed this place and given how…read morepleased I was with it upon my first trip to check out this gym up until now when I no longer even live in Indiana anymore (but Louisville is close enough to drive to work out here when I visit friends and fam in the area). Every time I head bk to Haubstadt, I make sure to go to Bob's Gym, I dont even visit all my family each time I'm in the area and certainly no other establishment each and ever time I come back. So, it might be fair to say this spot is my favorite in all of Southern Indiana, period. Given that I've never been a gym rat or super into working out in public, that seems like a crazy sentence for me to state, but this place has a lot more than originally meets the eye (and especially the name, I really think the name made me think at first the place would just be a room with a few weights and dumbbells, but it's an-all-in-one workout, spaday, and rejuvenation center if you take advantage of all its perks! First of all, the Hydro massage chairs...are worth the whole membership. 10 minutes of absolute heaven and relaxation. And since they're never full, you can just ask the person working up front (real late most nights one guy is a total hottie too, but I don't get creepy and ogle him, unless he ever says he's okay with that, then of course I will, but that's just a potential extra, I do come here to work out...and the hydro chairs). It's open 24/7, which rules for a night owl like me! Do you know how awesome it is to have a whole swimming pool to yourself at 2 in the morning? Only 2nd to those hydro chairs in rejuvenation and relaxation-building time. There's plenty of equipment. I do use that too. You can take cool classes like Pound (I like to think of it like "Stomp," but with well, pounding drumsticks and stuff instead of stomping barrels and stuff. You can also buy smoothies and even cute goodies with the logo and such. I might write more later tonight, or sometime past midnight to get that pool to myself again.

The wifey and I just moved to Evansville in September of 2022 after I retired from the Army after…read more30 years. We had our own home gym but decided to go to Bob's Gym to be able to use the variety of machines we don't have. Well everything started well until recently. We have noticed people not wiping the machines down after they use it. People are putting towels on the machines to save while they bounce from one machine to the other and having us to wait on the machine we want to use. I went to grab a spray bottle to wipe down a machine but the bottles were missing because some people carry them around during their workout. There is also too many kids to sit on the machine and not using them because they are on their phone. I'm a patient person but enough is enough. Why have the rules on the wall when they are being violated everyday? Other than that, the staff is friendly and we have met some cool people. The Hydro massage is like my favorite after my workout.

This swim club is extremely racist and biased. Multiple people I know that aren't white that…read moreapplied for multiple jobs and were highly qualified where denied a job while their white peers got accepted even though they were less qualified. They are also sexist many of the female lifeguards I know that work their never get promoted to black or blue suits while the male employees easily do. They also have bad customer service and will make you wait to be helped until they finish their conversation. As an Asian woman I don't feel welcomed or safe with my kids and I wouldn't recommended anyone of color to come to Lakeside.

We've been visitors to Lakeside as guests of members for close to 20 years. So much to offer, lots…read moreof different areas, and always a good time. A hidden gem in the middle of the Highlands. Kiddie pool, high dive, swimming lanes, float area, water basketball and water volleyball. Some areas are 4 feet, some 8. Grills and picnic tables. Bring your own food if you like but no aluminum cans or glass. Parking is on the street only. Overall a treasure, the highlight of our summer visits to Louisville.

We're having a pretty excellent experience here! I love that they have solar panels powering the…read moreplace. There is a playground across the street. They have a toddler area and six big shade umbrellas. There's a deeper area for the diving board and the big kids waterslide. They have limited snacks and drinks so I'd recommend bringing a drink if you want. The summer hours are 11 AM to 7 PM and it's six dollars a person unless you get the $90 20 visit punchcard pass or a season pass for $70 per person.

This used to be my preferred pool in Bloomington. It was less crowded than Bryan Park, and we love…read morethe gradient side. But over the last two seasons it's went downhill. They're down two large umbrellas for shade, which is definitely needed; they no longer offer the sunscreen stations, which was always nice to have if you forgot, and they're down probably 2/3 of the chairs they used to- which means they might have 20 to use.

It's back open for the summer! Be smart and plan ahead and get there early as it gets packed…read more Ensure to watch your kiddos and put plenty of sunscreen on ahead if time as they will be running around splashing from shooting water to running away from the water the bucket just dropped! Best part is it's free!

great prices. very clean. nice good people no ruff housinggrear places to sit. some shade. great…read morelifeguards and good employees

This place is wonderful in that fact that it is never over-crowded. The staff are extremely…read morefriendly and always willing to help. This gym may not the state of the art equipment that an LA fitness would have. However, it has absolutely everything you need to get in an excellent workout. It's two stories. They have scheduled workout classes you can take. They have plenty of after school programs for the kiddos and an area for small children to play while there parents work out. They have Year round tennis and golf. During the summer they have a pool with an on duty life guard. Overall, I highly recommend if you live in the Meade County area.

From the owner: Health & Fitness, Golf, Aquatics, Tennis, Youth Sports, Summer Campsread more

Very clean, a ton of life guards, has a concession stand, & clean bathrooms. WELL WORTH THE (very…read morelow) PRICE!!! & free to veterans! 10/10 recommend this place!

Amazing place for a family to come and have fun for the day and Consession has great foodread more

Always fun place to be, they have a great snack bar and whatever you want to drive. The pools are…read morealways clean and the staff very friendly

From the owner: For over 30 years, Atlantis Swim and Sports Complex has given the town of Owensboro, KY a place to…read moregather and play. We are the largest sports complex in our area, offering over four acres of fun. From pickup basketball games to floating in the wave pool, our activity center offers you a summer full of fun. We offer daily passes and seasonal memberships. Stop by any day of the week to enjoy our public swim and sports center. We're conveniently located just south of the Highway 60 bypass on the corner of Tamarack and Carter.

Neat place. Recommend the family swim times--which combines multiple lanes as free-swim areas…read more Clean and well-staffed. Fair price for admission. Going as non-military is not a hassle once you get the gate-entry process down/save the website for getting approved ahead of time. Recommended for a great swimming experience. [Hat tip to Louisville Family Fun's review for letting me know about this place.] And don't forget about the separate outdoor water park in the Summer.

It seems like there is a lot of construction around the area where 3rd Avenue crosses the Patoka…read moreRiver. The Riverwalk runs along the Patoka for quite a distance. I thought I would be able to find parking at the address assigned on Yelp, but that parking has signs posted that state the parking is for specific businesses only. Fortunately, I found a nice parking lot on the south side of the Patoka and one block west of 3rd Avenue. (Take Brucke Strasse west to Cemetery Drive and there will be shaded parking on both sides of the street.) This lot is really convenient for anyone who wants to check out the Jasper City Mill (when it is open) or the City's first handicap accessible playground (at least that is what the tombstone style marker claims.) Because of time constraints, I didn't try hiking the entire 2+ mile length, but was able to check out the downtown area. Next to the Mill, a bridge spans the Patoka with great views of the small dam/waterfall next to 3rd Avenue. It also offers views of the working side of the Mill. The trail goes east underneath 3rd Avenue to avoid the traffic and soon leads to an area called the Dave Buehler Plaza. Back near where I parked, the playground has equipment targeted towards smaller kids. There is also a fitness station with several pieces of workout equipment available. Note that during my visit, some construction cones were in the area, so be advised that at times, passage may be limited until the work is completed. Review #3190

There is nothing that I don't love about this part of Jasper! This riverwalk is absolutely…read moregorgeous and a perfect way to get out and get some running, walking, jogging or biking in after all and the meat and potatoes you consume! I wish this trail was closer to where I live because I would be on it every day! The Riverwalk "stretches 2.1 miles from the Ruxer Golf Course on South Clay Street, to 15th Street. It follows the Patoka River through scenic wooded areas and along farm fields." As you pass through the 2.1 mile route you take in the Jasper City Mill and bridge, a deeply wooded area where you'll find some fisherman throwing lines and some squirrels that aren't afraid to stay on the trail and eat the corn that passers-by leave for them. It makes for great photo ops! The trail can obviously get a bit hot and sweaty in the summer months in the unshaded, sunny portions but it's well worth the time! There's even an ice cream shack you can stop by to cool you off a bit and if the river is high enough, it's fun to just sit and listen to the running water. A truly beautiful place! Know before you go: No restrooms! However, the owner of the Mill lets me use his but I ALWAYS buy a little something when I do. Their old candies and cornmeal are my top favorites! A perfect place for my 300th review!!