Wow didn't know you existed and so glad we went. They have a great place place activity center at…read morethe front, fitness center and pool with a lazy river, slides, play-set, floating pads and swimming lanes. I was very impressed.

Salvation Army/Croc Center....Very nice facility and lots of amenities..they offer many additional…read moreservices as well. Great presentation ...great space..extremely welcoming ...Memberships available for ALL AGES...great senior programs to stay active and connected!

Nice area, we went to the splash pad. Perfect for a free family activity on a hot day! Geared more…read moretowards younger kiddos, we had two preteens and a young elementary aged child, all kiddos had fun! They loved taking turns under the dumping buckets of water. There was a birthday party wrapping up at the bigger table area, we found another table off to the corner side with benches. No issues, seemed well enough maintained.

Pool doesn't open until June 11 this year…read more Nice quiet park set aside in the metro. Well maintained and surrounded by a few houses and apartment complexes makes it kind of tucked away. Nice to grab a lunch and get away for awhile. Mature trees make for good shade to eat at any of the picnic tables. Plenty of play ground equipment, basket ball and tennis court are available. There is a slight trail around the property and tree row allowing running, jogging, and long boarding; however, it's not currently connected to any of the larger metro trails which provide much better access across the city.

This is one of my all time favorite pools. Daily pricing is reasonable for how much they offer + a…read morelittle cheaper on weekdays after 5:30p. The slides are perfect for every age and they are good at keeping the line moving quickly. The diving boards are also fun! There is a separate toddler pool and a sand area for kiddos to play. I suggest taking in your own drinks + snacks.

My family bought the family pass for the summer. It's the best $250 we have spent for our youngest…read moreson. He would swim every day if we would let him. The snack bar isn't too terribly pricey for most of their items. They offer a lot of seating that's covered. We enjoy going right after work to enjoy a free hours while it isn't packed. I would love to see another slide for entertainment in the future and to stay open until after the Labor Day weekend.

I loved this pool! Amazing lifeguards who are always vigilant to the water. Has recently upgraded…read morespeaker and they play the best music! Highly recommend stopping by.

It's a good pool for the family! It's a smaller size with a couple of slides and a diving board. No…read morechairs or anything, gotta bring your own blanket and sit on the floor. It's located by Elkhorn middle school and an elementary school so there is a playground available. Speakers kinda suck for music. It's fine.

Came here for a birthday party on a Saturday so I can't speak to the swim lessons part! They…read moreoffered 50 kids to swim for an hour and a half, each child had to do a swim test to see if they needed a vest, lifeguards watched the kids during the swim, they have a slide into the pool, staff was friendly and kind to kids. They allow outside food and drink to be brought in for the party. It was a great time for the kids and nice for parents to be able to get a free minute knowing lifeguards are on duty. There was a sitting area in the lobby with a large window to be able to see your kids in the pool space.

They are very accommodating. my daughter is shy and they have been very nice and helpful with me…read moregetting her use to the place.

Rented a cabin for a family reunion and we had a lovely time! The park is beautiful with plenty of…read moretrails and activities. My family enjoyed the disc golf, driving range, and nature center. The park was fully booked as it was Father's Day weekend, but it never felt crowded. I really enjoyed painting ceramics by the lake when it started raining and hiking the various trails. The cabin was clean and simple. I am rating four stars instead of five because there were a few things that could be easily improved. It was very hard to figure out what amenities were available in the cabin theough the web site, which made it kind of difficult to know what to bring with regards to cooking supplies and linens. I appreciated the cooking utensils, but I would have liked some form of skillet or griddle. We made do, but it was kind of oddfeying eggs in a pot. I was able to navigate the park without much trouble, but some of my family had a hard time finding the cabin, so maybe the signage could be more clear.

What a cool spot! There's something for everyone here -- one of the biggest indoor play structures…read moreI've ever seen. Plus multiple rock climbing walls, fresh food and snacks, drinks, an ice skating rink and more. It was my first time coming here and it did not disappoint. We love how cheap entry is and all the activities you can do. It's a great place to go to, especially during winter time. I'm looking forward to coming back here during spring and summer months when the water park is open. The pizza wasn't bad either! I'd totally order it again. No outside food or drinks are allowed here. There's plenty of parking outside.

This center is huge! There are indoor courts for tennis and soccer and it's a good place to play…read moreespecially during colder months. I attended some tennis clinics here and there are a lot of people attending. Would definitely consider their tennis lessons in future

Very friendly staff and a great facility that has both tennis (open courts, leagues, clinics) and…read moreindoor soccer. They seem pretty busy so best bet for tennis is to make reservations in advance. For soccer, seems that most of the time there are tons of leagues, so if that's your thing, join one! If you live in the area and play either sports, I recommend checking it out.

Easily five stars without the horrid parking situation. But that's UNO for you. The facilities are…read moregreat, from the swimming pool to the racquetball and basketball courts to the treadmills, weights and rock climbing wall. HPER also offers yoga classes, personal trainers and team sports (usually for an extra fee). There's knowledgable staff on hand to help you with your every need, plus plenty of work-study students earning some cash while studying for their exams. Admission is free for students and a $50 monthly fee for alumni and faculty/staff, which isn't the best deal in town, but unlike many other gyms, it's actually easy to cancel your membership. Now back to parking: It's just terrible during the week. If you're not a student, you'll be forced to plug a 90-minute meter across campus and walk, park at Elmwood and walk, park in the not-so-close parking garage (for a fee) and walk, or simply walk to HPER from your house. However, HPER tenders to be not-too-busy on weekends and parking is free. That's been our best best so far.