Water park splash pad is great, it opens the first Monday after school gets out for the summer…read more Please remember swim diapers if your kid isn't potty trained, and do a rinse before you get in. Basic hygiene, people. The play structure area is okay... It's popular and I've found that it tends to feel crowded because of the way it's laid out-- people get bunched up at a couple of pinch-points. Also, there's almost always older kids here who aren't very respectful of younger kids and they bump into and scare my child who is just getting comfortable. As such, we usually head to the nearby play structures at the elementary school. Less popular, more space. There's almost always old folks playing pickle ball here-- they have a popular league.

This park is a great place to play for all ages. There's a splash pad with multiple sprinklers and…read moremisters, open in the summer. The playground includes slider monkey bars, a big twin slide, miniature twin slides, fireman poles, and a big twister slide. If you want an outdoor birthday party, never fear, because there is an undercover area with two tables. So, this is a pretty cool park!

If you are looking for a ghetto vibe at country club prices, CRRC is for you! Let me paint a…read morepicture of this place: the smell of mildew greets you as you walk in. Want to use the racquet ball courts? They've been in disrepair for years. Want to work out with their 1980s-era exercise equipment? It's always available (because no one uses it)! Want a complimentary cup of burned coffee in styrofoam? They've got it! And the staff! Wow. Some of the least qualified, most rude and incompetent folks around. And they mostly want to collect every nickel and dime that you have. But seriously: if you're looking for a tennis club for a competitive price, look elsewhere.

This club was in its hey day in the 90s. I think Covid changed everything. It kinda looks the same…read moreas back then. Owners dont have the funds and desire to improve it i dont think. Its sad to see what it is now, When it was positively hopping with daycare and full tennis services, stringing, and fitness classes back in the day. Even had massage and physical trainers back then. But theres not many alternatives either in this area of town. So not really complaining, just stating the facts.

I have been a regular visitor of this tennis center and one of the best places in Portland for…read moretennis. They have classes with instructors if you are learning, and the instructors are amazing. I had an opportunity to train with Sam sadrake and she is an amazing coach. The only issue is the classes get booked out very fast and not a lot of them are available during weekends. Some of the group classes are useless because I registered for a group class which was for a month, and in them for two weekends there's no class and the classes are available only for two weekends which essentially means that I pay for an entire month for two classes and on the other hand the individual classes are like 16$ *2 per person which is way less than 126$ for a month of two classes. They really need to work on operations of managing the classes because the customer service team is way confused when we ask more questions and they aren't helpful at all. As a facility, it's very well maintained with all the facilities. But I eventually end up not using them because of their operational inefficiencies. Hopefully they get better.

Inexpensive drills with tennis ball machine and pro are a fun way to get some exercise, practice,…read moreand pointers. The pros are knowledgeable and good at what they do. The facility is in great shape.

First of all, I didn't even know that there was such a large indoor tennis facility in Vancouver,…read moreWA. The size of the indoor court is impressive, and there is plenty of parking available, so we had no trouble finding a spot. The indoor court itself is spacious and well-maintained, with many courts available. This allows players to team up at the right level and enjoy playing tennis. What I absolutely loved about this place are the coaches. They are truly amazing! The coaches are very passionate about tennis and dedicated to providing the best lessons to their students. During the 2-hour lesson I signed up for, they did their utmost to deliver high-quality instruction. They genuinely wanted us to fall in love with tennis and immerse ourselves in the game. Although it is a bit far from where I live, I will definitely visit this place again for lessons and to play tennis. I strongly recommend it to anyone who likes to play tennis or wants to take lessons. I'm confident that you won't find a better place than this.

Great facilities and atmosphere that is supportive of all levels of players…read more Thanks to all the wonderful coaches!

Great neighborhood park with shade, two play structures, basketball court, tennis court and swings…read more For a neighborhood park, this is pretty large and very beautiful scenery up in the hill.

Today I played 18 on East in the glorious sun. We got a tee time about a week prior before the…read moreforecast had sun so we were lucky to be playing on such a nice day. While I was waiting to pay, the pro shop was getting lots of calls for tee times and they had to turn them down due being all booked up- makes sense. All of the employees I came in contact with were very nice and upbeat, even the guy that I told I was looking at his nuts when I was looking at the snacks they had for sale. Snacks are limited, chips, nuts, cookies and pre-made sandwiches but they have the Von Ebert Brewery on site where you can get food too. They are beer and claws in the pro shop to keep you loose during 18. IMO, the course was very well maintained. It was obviously pretty wet and muddy but it's March in Portland so to be expected wherever you go. The greens are well taken care of as well as the carts. I paid 46 for 18 with a cart. I really enjoy Glendoveer and will look forward to playing here soon!!

I've been coming here for well over 20 years to use the fitness trail they provide. This place is…read morealways busy with golfers, along with walkers and runners. No pets allowed to keep the wildlife safe. They have a driving range, and even a course for disc golf too. They have quite a lot of tournaments here for everything- even HS cross country meets. The fitness trail is 2 miles and relatively well maintained; there are Porta-potties around which can be a life saver. Free to use the fitness trail. I've seen people be here very early in the am- open sunrise to sunset. There is also the restaurant Von Ebert on site- We haven't been in a few years but they have happy hour and daily specials. Pretty large parking lot and street parking too.

Permanently closed now. Was great. Wish we had another large vball facility in Portland.read more

They have amazing sand courts for volleyball. That's what attracted me to this facility inside a…read moreneighborhood. The building looks and smells old.

I left a really bad review. I take it back. All of it. Greg made it right. Without making it a…read morepain, he personally dealt with my complaint. Good business, and classy. The club was a refuge for me, and I'll be back tonight.

If you're a parent and care about your child's safety, I wouldn't recommend enrolling at this gym!…read moreI'm writing this review not just as a parent who pays $150 per month for my membership with childcare, but also as a school director myself ,and a mandated Oregon State child safety reporter. Before posting this review, I have tried contacting the owner several times about child safety -- with no response. Here are a couple of child safety issues I have observed: -- Instance #1: About two months ago on a week night, a one and a half year old ran out from the kids center. And due to short staffing, it wasn't noticed by staff members. Luckily, I stopped the child from running out to the gym floor. When I brought this to the director's attention, (Cindy), she said that it never happened because the cameras didn't see it happen. Scoffing and rolling her eyes. She then got back on her tablet, and ignored me. --Instance #2: The child care was short staffed. When this happens, they put the older kids with the infants/toddlers. On a few of those instances, other parents and I, have seen the older kids hurt the smaller children (violently at times). After witnessing this, I tried to find the Director and she was no where to be found. She was on "Break". -- Instance #3: Last night (4/7/26) at roughly 5:15 pm. There was one staff member to probably 20 kids. I tried to talk to the director. Once again, she rudely rolled her eyes at me. Then her and the front desk girl started laughing and mocking me. And said within earshot, "What's her f**** problem". Hopefully after posting this review the, child safety issues are addressed. And the employee culture as well. ***Review update: The owner finally contacted me, and he said all the right things. I will update the review further if changes regarding the safety issues and toxic employee culture are truly addressed. ***

It's clean it's very pricey but that's fine with me…read more because that makes it not packed However my issue is the staff overall is not nice They're not welcoming or nice Usually cold and many times rude

You can do a triathlon here 1) Tennis 2) Pickleball 3) swim so get on down get off the couch and go…read morelearn a new sport! Never too late to pick up a paddle, a racket or some swim goggles! The staff are awesome too! Tell them "Rob Lobster" sent you and you can get a free cup of water!