Great gym! It's a family atmosphere but there aren't any…read morewild children or teens running around. I've been here a year and I love it. Their equipment is new and all the cardio equipments have their own TVs. Their tennis courts are clean and well maintained. The pool is great for the summertime. My kids love it! The gym is never too crowded. Great variety of fun and working out. Even has a bar and cafe/grill inside!

Could use some cleaning and updating however the rates are reasonable. The group fitness…read moreinstructors are passionate, talented and caring. Other staff have also been friendly and accommodating. We have used the facility for athletics and social events and have been satisfied.

A good spot if you want to play tennis in the area, however a bit dated and expensive…read more Eight tennis courts - nicely appointed and well lit. However, the locker rooms are sort of half updated with a newer sink area but older lockers and showers could use a refresh. Plenty of room to change and shower though. Gym area has enough equipment and it's a good spot to catch a quick workout. Some other areas for classes and really friendly staff - I've never had any negative experiences. A bit pricey but a good spot for the area and conveniently located.

Rates are crazy expensive. 1hr of court time costs $60-$75 on top of membership fees which are…read more$150+ per month for a couple. They also charge guests a fee if you want to play with someone who isn't a member. Staff are friendly and great but it just isn't worth the $$ in my opinion.

As a board of directors, we are very appreciative when we receive feedback from members, guests or…read moreeven former members and want to thank you for your comments. In reviewing them, it is obvious that you have had some strong concerns about how things have occurred in the past and some of the previous communication about these situations. First and foremost we are a member-driven organization, but more than that we are a place where our members can come to enjoy their time with friends and family in a safe, relaxed and fun environment. At the "V" we consider ourselves more than a pool; it is really a place in the neighborhood where our member families can enjoy the summer! Just like any organization, we have some things that require maintenance like the pool, the grounds and our clubhouse. Over the past 2 years, we needed to put in place a "special assessment" that would allow us not only to improve the pool facilities, but to enhance the experience of our club through a renovated pool house, improved landscaping to our grounds and a clean and safe pool. I would encourage any existing, new or future members to come and see the architectural plans we will be executing on our pool house this year, they are remarkable! I think that you will find as although we have a focused improvement plan on the above areas, we also continue to focus on improving the overall experience for our member families. The "V" has a long standing reputation as a positive environment in our community and for our member families, we will continue to grow and foster this reputation. We realize that what we provide may not appeal to everyone but also know that the our communal grill area, scenic grounds, competitive swim team, social activities for both adults and kids, affordability and general fellowship do appeal to many families in our community. We look forward to Opening Day this year and hope that you'll consider joining us again!

I was a member as a little kid and now have the tradition continuing with my children. My kids…read morelove spending time at the V. There's always neighbor kids around to play with. Never need a play date when the weather is nice. It's old fashioned fun. The nasty comments on here are of people that want to imagine that the VFC should be a country club. It's a privately funded and run by neighborhood families. We enjoy our time spent there and we are building lifelong memories for our children.

I only had kids in recreational programs here, so I can't comment on the competitive ones…read more My girls started here with the parent and toy program before covid. From there they took one mini stats class before the shut down. Then we were on pause for some time and we found our way back after the dust settled about two years ago. Ever since then it hasn't been the same. Whether it is a feeling with some coaches that (he) only has time to work with those who might be potential competitors, to very repetitive and non- progressive skills over months of time, it got to be very discouraging for the girls. Add to that an insane and chaotic parking situation and I'm out. Literally every week, entitled people would block all traffic in the back so they could walk their special snowflake inside the building instead of parking like the rest of us. Others would drive the wrong way on a clearly marked one way path. By the time you got to the exit and had to make a blind left turn onto Circle, you need a drink.

High-quality, competitive gymnastics gym with a focus on technique. Our 5-year-old has two classes…read morehere, and he loves it. There is/was open gym for like $5.00. It was a great way for him to expend energy in a unique setting. Unfortunately we'll be moving soon so we won't be able to consistently patronize this gym. Highly recommended, especially if you are close geographically.

My daughter takes Gymnastics here during the fall. Overall she enjoys it and always looks forward…read moreto going. The coaches/staff members are very good with the kids and keep them engaged from beginning to end. The gym is clean and organized. It's one big gym, so they have different age groups and skill level groups all practicing at the same time, but they keep things moving so no class collides with another. Prices for the classes are pretty typical in cost and the classes, especially weekends do fill up very quickly. When registration opens it's wise to sign up that day, because putting it off could possibly leave you with a "class filled." If there is one thing they need to address and rectify it's the horrid smell of feet that reeks from the gymnasium when the door is opened. I mean I get this is a gymnastics gym and all of the 50 plus people in one area at the same time are shoe less, BUT that does not mean it should smell as it does! I mean they seriously need to invest in some commercial deodorizers or something! Where you have large dispensers on automatic spray timers because every time they open that door to the gymnasium my nose threatens to leave me!!

Great place and the staff and instructors are super friendly and wonderful to interact with…read more However can't say the same about Coach Bernadette. She's just not a friendly person and disappointed with my experience with her.

Great full court basketball games & events. Congratulations to all involved! "Woa Nellie!"read more

The park is fine. The expensive sprinkler pad is never on. Staff are not friendly. You can't use…read moreanything (not even bathrooms) in the building unless you're signed up for an activity. Or it's during the very limited open gym time and the staff doesn't say something. Everything is very expensive. Not worth the taxes.

Awesome experience for my 3 year old daughter in "Bo's buddies". Coach Rick is so nice and fun with…read morethe kids. I appreciate the athleticism she's learning and fun she's having. Will definitely sign her up again.

I signed my son up for 6 week baseball camp. During the camp, he participated in a clinic where the…read moreboys were hit a ball, they fielded the ball and then threw it at a net. The coach decided to have my son stand in the net and catch the ball as each of the boys fielded it and threw as hard as they could. Of course, he missed one and it hit him in the Eye. It cut him above the eye. He left the field bleeding and with broken glasses. The coach never came to check on him. We had to find someone to get a first aid kit to assist us. I was denied a refund. Protect your children. Do not take them to this facility. BTW. The coach never called to ask how he was. ​​

Stevenson Park has been totally updated outdoors and the new toddler to preschool/young…read moreElementary-age climbing structures and play areas are really lovely. My kids are older now, but we used to play here often pre-renovation. They did a beautiful job with the renovation. I come here twice a week to take a Nia dance class through the Park District of Oak Park. The space is perfect for the class. Always clean, well-ventilated, the water fountain works, all of the equipment is in good working order, and the teacher, Andrea, is the best!! Masks are required to come inside, and there is a Park District attendant at the door of the building to ensure that the mask requirement is complied with, which I really appreciate. Stevenson Park is a great place to take a class and a super spot to run around with the kids a bit! There is some free street parking along Lake, but make sure you follow the signs. I think only one side of the road (the south side) is free. I saw someone getting a ticket for parking on the north side of the road yesterday.

This park is very clean, spacious, and offers a lot for children of all ages in regards to…read moreplayground equipment. Just right next to the outdoor playground is a basketball court and a skate park which are kept in great condition. What surprised me most was the concrete ping pong table and the checkers/chess tables as an extra bonus for older visitors. If you're looking to escape from the cold weather the Cubhouse indoor playground offers warmth and a spacious playroom for $5 per child (adults are free).