Great coaches and a very good facility. My son has played here and done all the off season and…read moreduring season workouts and he's become a much better and more confident ball player.

6 batting cages, pitching machines, mounds, a classroom, and a workout area ... everything you need…read morein one building that doesn't require a full field indoors for baseball and softball skills.

This facility is part of the Waukesha Park & Forestry (Park and Rec) and in my opinion is a…read morewonderful facility for youths to learn and improve their baseball skills. Well maintained fields with bleacher seating for parents and fans of future baseball stars of all ages. Four fields designed with a concession stand in the middle with plenty of parking and a playground for youngsters that are getting antsy watching the game. Let's keep this in perspective. This isn't select baseball and this review is about the complex. The grass is well maintained. The infield dirt is smooth and racked. No worries of bad ball hops that could hit your kid's face and ruin the game of baseball for the kids. Netting and fences around the bleachers, plenty of free off-street parking and a variety of snacks at the concession with reasonable prices. A nice facility that the City of Waukesha offers that I certainly support and enjoy. A far cry from when I grew up playing at fields around the city at parks that were not maintained well and no seating. Overall a great environment to get your kids involved in the game of baseball.

So glad Rodriguez and Megan decided to bring padel to town!…read moreGreat courts, gym, pool table, xbox.. And very welcome and accommodating vibes! Thank you

Rodrigo and Meggan, the owners, are always looking to help players find matches. The club is very…read morecomfortable, easy to get to and the courts are in perfect condition. Lessons, leagues and arranged games and socials are available to beginners up to advanced players. If you want to try a new to Milwaukee, fun, active sport, try Padel!! Very social vibe at the club.

Great place to be a member of! Staff is top notch, food is great, tennis and swimming programs are…read morethe best around. We are long time members and love it here

I am a proud member at the WRC and the comments made by the reviewer from IL are far-off base…read more The club is well-managed and very nicely maintained. The new pro, Timon Corwin, is a nationally recognized leader in youth tennis development and has been fabulous for the club. The rumors the previous reviewer mentioned are the result of some members who didn't agree with the choices made by club leadership (all members). While I may agree that some members don't agree with all the decisions, this is just grousing and doesn't change the quality of the tennis, teaching, or facilities. To many, this is the the top tennis facility in the Southeastern WI region with many of the top junior players present. Internal politics are present in every organization, so don't just listen to those who complain.

As a volleyball player who practices here, I love the tall ceilings and floors with good traction!…read moreThere is a lot of space and it is good for many different people and sports to practice. However, concessions are inaccessible for people with mobility issues because of stairs being the only way to reach them. There is a great space for parents, guardians, and siblings to sit, but it is on the top floor (with the concessions). The courts are accessible and so are the bathrooms! The bathrooms need a little bit of cleaning and restocking on toilet paper, but overall a great sports facility!

For an indoor sports complex it's very nice. Flooring in good shape. They use the newer plastic…read moretiling that gives a little. Facility is clean, tall ceilings and does offer an area with tables and concessions. Tennis, volleyball and futsal soccer that I know of uses this facility. Parking is minimal especially when they have volleyball going and may have over a dozen teams there with parents dropping off or picking up the road can be congested and a free for all parking where ever someone wants to park. Overall a nice place. As for cost I am not sure what it cost to rent.

Well, it was a great day for placing!…read more It was a super busy day for them. The parking lot was full in the front with plenty of parking in the back The event was set up nicely for the most part. Easy to see each event. The bathrooms were not clean, rather nasty. The garbage cans were over filled and there was no toilet paper in many of the stalls in the women's room. There is an upstairs with a large open space.

Had an event here. Parking lot was packed in front and down both sides with plenty of parking in…read morethe back. 01/24/2026 it was brutally cold. We survived. The event was nice but they need to clean better. There is activity on the main floor and open space on the second floor. Concessions were decent as well.

Renovated multi use school stadium is better than most high school football or soccer stadiums with…read morenice bleachers, and excellent restroom facilities. I've been here for Milwaukee Special Olympics events (soccer, flag football) and it's comfortable. Parking around the area isn't hard though it doesn't have a dedicated parking lot. I was sad to see the original historic stadium demolished a couple years back, it was just shy of a century old and they don't make them like that anymore. However, rebuilding (almost $10 million) was cheaper than renovation as the original had fallen into a sad state of disrepair. This is the home football and soccer fields for three MPS high schools, Bradley Tech, South Division and Bayview. The bleachers capacity is listed at 2,500 but I'm a bit dubious. The field is a high quality artificial turf.

We visited Racine Curling Club during their 2016 open house and received a free lesson on how to…read moreplay Curling. The members on hand were very nice and were patient and helpful with our questions. I certainly felt welcomed and it was a completely relaxed atmosphere. If Curling is something that interests you, I'd suggest that you stop by to check out their facility and learn about their mens, women's, youth and mixed leagues.

I've been playing roller derby for 9 years and after those 9 years of joint abuse, torn ligaments,…read morebroken bones and hematomas, I needed to find a new hobby. I decided to give curling a shot because A.) I never really had a true grasp of what this sport was all about B.) I loved team sports and needed to play one that didn't require me hitting or getting hit by somebody else's body C.) I wanted to find a new community of people and friends who like to get competitive, heckle each other, and then can sit back and enjoy an adult beverage once it's all said and done. The Racine Curling Club provided all these things for me. So far, I have only participated in their "Bootcamp", if you will, that started up in February and ended in April. They allow you this time to learn the rules, they teach you basic skills and strategy and give you the opportunity to play in some games on the weekends so you can hone your skills. Most importantly, they are all super patient with new curlers. Even if they are cursing us out in their heads, you'd never know it because they are all helpful and supportive. This is one club that is truly set up like clubhouse: they have a full kitchen, locker room, a lounge area where people can socialize, eat/drink etc., and a viewing wall where you can watch games happening down below. The inside reminds me of an old cabin in the woods and is very dated, but there is something so comforting and nostalgic about it that makes me want to spend more and more time there. Sadly, I began to really get the hang of the game and improve my skills towards the end of their season, so I was only able to spend 2 months with the club before the season ended. They don't run their leagues during the summer because of the cost of keeping the ice frozen, so it's a significant gap that I have to wait until they start up again. But in the short time I was a part of it, I really enjoyed my time there. It was enough time to know that I plan to sign up to participate for the 2018-2019 season and hopefully get the chance to make some more friends and become better at this fun, new sport. If you're looking for a fun, new activity that is completely inclusive no matter what age you are, this is the place for you!