This review is for the Swim classes offered at the pool. The Escalante facility is SO much more…read morethan a senior center! I had no idea this community center even existed! For $28 I signed my toddler up for a three week swim class (two days a week). Seriously, people. $28. Swim. Class. I am not looking to train him to be like Michael Phelps, I just want him to be comfortable around water and know the basics. Other swim schools will charge you three or four times that per class. I would rather give back to my community, any day of the week! I was nervous to take the boy to swim class for the first time, but the front desk staff were friendly and pointed where to go, and the instructor, Moira is so fun! My son loved her and she kept the class moving. There are picnic benches along the west and north edges of the pool, and in the early evening there is plenty of shade for onlookers. The bathrooms (the women's bathroom, at least) appeared to be clean and stocked. Lots of concrete and not much else, but all you really need is a clean toilet and clean floors. I can't wait to sign up for more classes at this location! A couple of tips for first time moms like me who over-prepare for EVERYTHING: - Bring an extra towel for the kiddo to sit on in the bathroom. It's not dirty, but it is concrete. I layed a towel down so I could change the boy's diaper. - Pool entrance is through the womens/mens shower rooms just off the lobby. The front desk can point the way. - They said there are lockers for rent, but I didn't see any so we took our pool bag out to the deck with us. No issues with anyone messing with our stuff while we swam; there were lots of other families and kids and everyone was super friendly. - Showers are available to rinse off before and after swimming. I didn't see any signs that said a rinse is mandatory before you enter the pool, but maybe I missed something? - No photography in bathrooms (duh). Pool area with permission.

Does not offer space for women to play basketball during the open gym hours. I see what women mean…read moreby when rec centers in AZ do not provide opportunities for women to have at least a space to practice.

I signed up for an aqua exercise class and so far it's been pretty fun. The pool seems pretty clean…read moreand well-maintained. I have been enjoying the ability to go during the week after work and take an aquacise class.

Super fun, cheap, and convenient just wish it was open earlier. My kids love going here in the…read moresummer.

A great group of people. Many things to do here... quilting, knitting, crochet, mahjong, cards,…read morebingo, karaoke and more.

Tons of activities to sign up for. They have computers, card games, quilting, and so much more. The…read moreparking lot in front is know covered using solar panels. The staff is really nice.

When my son first started attending the YMCA summer camp over a year ago, he was shy and struggled…read moreto make friends. He has been attending camps and after school for over a year and is outgoing and has friends. He has gained so much confidence and has made great connections. Ashley and her team have made such a huge impact on him, and he has made amazing memories and friendships. My daughter attended the Early Learning program and is one of the most prepared children in her kindergarten class. Her confidence and ability to focus and follow directions I believe are due to her time spent in the Y academy class at the YMCA. The Early Learning program offers classes for all preschool kids and it's a great way for them to get introduced to other children and make friends and learn about a school like setting prior to starting school. I love the engagement classes they offer for all ages. My kids love Susie and Gaby and the classes they did with them. The staff I have come into contact with have all been nice and welcoming.

I have had membership for several years and really enjoy using the weight room. Good variety of…read moreequipment. The price is cheaper for a family of seven. The location is great and I can either ride my bike or walk as an alternative to using my car. The bonus is that my kids can play sports at a lower rate than other clubs.

Tumbleweed Recreation Center is a beautiful facility with so much to offer the community. I have…read morerecently started taking ceramics classes through the city of Chandler, which is an extremely affordable and fun way to try out something new. The staff are really friendly and helpful. The gym is new and includes a walking track, there are brand new pickleball courts, a gymnasium, a preschool (Building Blocks), classrooms, and other activities as well. They offer day, monthly, and annual passes for visitors and residents. It's worth checking out if you're in the area!

First time here recently! It was a very nice center, I attended for a free city of Chandler event…read more I noticed there were many community members there using the space during the weekday! Enjoyed seeing that they have a children center. They also offer workout classes for elders and much more! Great for those that live in the area

This place is located way East off Riggs Rd between Higley and Power…read more We were here for a soccer banquet. The banquet facilities were very clean. As expected at a Country Club, very nice view of the golf course. The room we were in fit about 150 people so it was very good for smaller banquets. The workers were courteous and efficient. All in all good location for smaller teams.

If a way over priced membership with old amenities and ZERO customer service is what you're after,…read morethen this is the place for you! A home gym is better than the fitness center here and the water slides hardly ever work. The food is mediocre to say the least and the management is absolutely terrible. Avoid Seville at all costs and join a different club!

Really liked this place! Took my daughter to hit some softballs and it was exactly what we were…read morelooking for. Staff was super helpful and friendly when I asked for assistance in setting up the machine correctly. Only drawback is that it's a 2 person job. One to feed the balls into the pitching machine, and another to hit the balls. Wish there was an option if you wanted to go there solo and work on your swing. They had a nice shop in the building as well, where I picked up a pair of batting gloves. Overall I'd highly recommend these cages.

How about update your hours so people don't drive all the way over there for you to be closed…read moreduring scheduled hours. Ridiculous.

I'm used to living in places where the beach isn't far. In Arizona, a land-locked state, that's a…read moremore difficult proposition. You could drive four hours to get to Mexico. Or, you could check out Revel Surf! I checked out this artificial oasis on a Thursday afternoon. Located in Mesa at Cannon Beach, there's plenty of free parking. Once you park, walk in and pretend you're not in Arizona. You'll have a lot at your disposal for some fun and relaxation. When it comes to entertainment, you can surf or take surfing lessons. They have both a training pool and a wave pool. I took a lesson and it was awesome. Unlike learning how to surf in the ocean, here you have the benefit of consistent waves. You're going to wipe out again and again, surfing isn't easy, but I made some great progress during my hour session. And had a blast while I was at it too. Outside of surfing, there's a lot more you can do. You can sunbathe with your toes in the sand. You can jump off the diving platform (at four different levels) for another thrill seeking activity. They also have sand volleyball and skateboarding. While you're doing it, you can enjoy tropical beverages and some good food. I tried a good number of their cocktails, and a beer too. Pretty much what you expect when you're at the beach. The food exceeded my expectations. I had a fish taco, grilled, which had a nicely grilled tortilla in between crisp coleslaw and a delicious sauce. And then their Revel fries...think of loaded fries with grilled chicken, bacon, avocado, cheese, and sauce. It's an appetizer but it very well could be a full entree given the portion size. Service was overall quite good. The first bartender I interacted with was friendly and did a good job taking care of me. My surf instructor did a great job too. Chill vibes which is exactly what I hoped for at a place like this. They also had some live music for part of my time there which was a nice touch. Tickets aren't cheap, but if you come on a week day or in the evening, you'll get a discount. Also, if you purchase a surf package, admission is included. If you're not interested in surfing, you can purchase a general admission pass. And you can stop by the bar and restaurant for free. Up to you. Though I'd go for the full experience. It's not going to feel 100% like a true beach, but given the convenience, it's a pretty awesome alternative. Pro tip: all day happy hour (food and drink specials) on Thursdays.

I can't believe I have a beach so close to home! I've been here a couple of times now, and I've…read morereally enjoyed both visits. They have a good-sized wave pool, although full disclosure, I haven't actually used it. I've spent my time walking around the property, taking in the scenery, and enjoying a couple of cocktails at the bar. They have a nice sandy beach area right in front of the wave pool with plenty of tables and chairs, and the bar is conveniently located close to the pool. There's also a smaller pool area if you're looking for a quieter place to relax. One of the things I really like is how many options there are throughout the property to stop and grab a bite to eat or pick up something sweet. There's always somewhere to wander off to and something to enjoy. I'm already looking forward to my next visit. It really is nice having a little beach getaway this close to home!