Really nice place. You're able to bring in your food, plenty of places to discard trash. They…read morecharge $5 to enter and numbers of lifeguards guiding everyone and redirecting everyone. Really good place to bring small children and honestly any child.

Great state run local pool. Close to home, clean with 4 lifeguards. Restrooms are accessible and…read moreclean. Snack bar and music! Single visit is only $5.00 season pass is $40.00

The fitness Center at the Omni Hotel is located on the 6th floor of the hotel and it features many…read morestate-of-the-art fitness equipment. They also offer yoga and fitness studios, a whirlpool for all to enjoy. There's a pool on the 8th floor. You can easily choose what you want to do for a workout. Weights.....Treadmills.....Bikes.....Elliptical machines. Easy. It's free for hotel guests, for locals, you pay a daily or monthly fee to use the facilities and/or the pool.

Fine facility but the evening staff just gave 2 black teens the 3rd degree and eventually…read morediscouraged them from working out all together. I mean the older blonde woman literally stopped them right out of the elevator. The staff said they would need to bring their parent's room key in order to work out. Other questions asked, "are you really staying here" + "are you visiting your mom or did you come here alone?" I mean why? In comparison there were 2 Caucasian teens (15 and 17) who were in flipflops working out without any issue. Ive seen hundreds of ppl walk in, sign in, and carry on. This was truly a blow to see in 2016.

I went here as a kid in the 60s/70s. My kids went there in the 90s/2000s. And my grandkids go…read morethere now. What's there to say more - it's timeless, iconic and fun for all!!

We Love Bearcroft , it is ideal for our family ( kids 5 and 8). Tennis, Volleyball, swimming,…read moresoccer , corn hole and Pokémon are some of our favorite activities. There are great people and a relaxed atmosphere . Coming here on weekends removes the need for planning social activities. You just show up and hang out with friends. Also great to get kids away from screens (no wifi)

Access to this facility is open to all students of RIC, one of those many pesky fees you'll see…read morelisted on your tuition bill. I figure, if I have to pay the fee anyway I may as well give the place a shot. The Rec Center has a large pool, an indoor track, weight room on the first floor, cardio room on the second. There is also an area right when you walk in where you can sit and study. The cardio area is nice because it has really large windows that let light in. It can get hot if you're in the sunlight for too long, but if you mention it the staff can lower some automatic blinds. The shower/ locker room is clean enough. The initial activation process was a hassle because you have to sign an electronic waiver, but you can only access it after watching a safety video and the ric mobile site is pure trash and does not load properly. The woman working the front desk was nice enough to let me use her work computer to complete the process. All in all the whole place is adequate and if your a student at RIC that wants to work out you should use this space.

This is the part of campus that is done right…read more For all the things we complain about at RIC, the Recreation Center is the one that will get the most praise. It's a beautiful, brand new facility that is clean and has a decent amount of equipment. To highlight key points: - Free weights go up to 100 lbs (in increments of 5 lbs) - 2 squat racks - 5 bench press stations (2 incline, 1 decline, and 2 flat bench) - Indoor pool and track field - Plenty of cardio machines upstairs - Decent amount of machines specific to muscle groups (ex: Lat pull down and seated chest press machines). - Clean locker rooms and bathrooms I only have two complaints. One would be the lack of attachments that go along with the jungle pulleys. There are no straight bars, row bars, or v-handles. That truly deters from having variety in a workout and in a away, takes away from a quality workout as well. Additionally, there aren't any unique machines here. It's pretty standard equipment and nothing out of the ordinary. Secondly, the hours of operation need more consistency. The gym is open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 AM, yet every other day of the week (including Friday), they open at 7 AM? Weird. But, it's definitely worth your time to come here. The Rec Center fee per semester is reasonable, and it's such a convenience. I'd recommend this gym to any Rhode Island College student or faculty member, encouraging them to make use of it.

Best gym on Aquidneck Island. Best equipment and functional…read morefitness area. Classes are on the up swing and getting better. Amazing personal trainers over there that RIBBIT!

The machines are older than my mother. Rusted with torn pads throughout. Locker room tiny. Shower…read moreis a dribble that takes forever. Expensive!

I've been playing tennis on these courts since 2019, primarily from late fall through early spring…read more Recently, the courts have been refreshed, and some have been converted into dual-purpose courts to include pickleball. The lighting is also better than at many other indoor facilities, which I truly appreciate. It's not overpriced--very affordable. The female locker room is dated but very clean, and there is a changing and shower room as well. A little-known fact: there's a clay court tucked behind the building that feels especially private. Most importantly, the staff--from the manager/owner, Vinkey (and her adorable dog, Lucky), to the front desk attendants--are all incredibly accommodating. Need a match but don't know anyone? They've got you covered with affordable doubles match sign-ups. I don't play anywhere else nearly as much as I do here--especially outside of the summer season.

I've been coming to Centre Court for years and it's really one of my favorite courts in New…read moreEngland. The courts are well maintained and play with a moderate pace. There is no annual dues which is awesome and they have an online platform for members to book their courts as long as it's not the day of booking. The owners of this clubs are very nice people and are always responsive to those that attend the club. This club has a large parking lot, so you don't have to worry about finding a parking spot. The locker rooms are clean. They have clinics for people of all levels and leagues on the weekend. My one criticism of this club is that the prices for courts and clinics are more expensive than another court that's within a few miles of this club. -ODL Connect with me! IG & YouTube: @AOEAT

A beautiful natatorium. Great seats with all around good visibility. Good ventilation - I didn't…read moresmell any chlorine.

The hours are a little funny, but you can work around them if privacy is what you're looking for…read more Not many people use the gym upstairs, so you can roll up and workout without many people bothering you. That being said, I am incredibly disappointed with an experience in the cardio/weight room. One of the staff members was so loud and talking to what seemed to be a regular patron. They were so loud, I couldn't even hear the music in my ears! They even put the news on, upped the volume, and started giving commentary. Not professional. In fact, it was infuriating. Upon leaving, I asked to speak to whomever is in charge to put in a formal complaint. They took my name and number, but I never got a call. Probably got thrown out. Despite all this, I go because I love the swim lessons for son. I think everyone else I've dealt with has been nice, but the establishment has definitely been neglected, especially the website! Why can't you post hours of operation, class schedules, and announcements on the website or Facebook? Hire an intern, anything? Yeesh.