I coached 5 seasons of softball for Salmon Creek Little League. We had a very successful run in…read more2016 and our girls took 8th in WA state. Our home field is here at LJSC. The complex has 2 grass fields and 3 turf fields. Turf fields double as soccer fields and baseball diamonds, (not my favorite) The entire complex is ran by the county, so when it rains they tend to cancel games on the grass fields to quickly. Grass fields are still in great shape and play very well. Plenty of bleacher seating and it's all protected with a huge netting system above your head for safety. The complex operates a very clean concessions stand. Clean restrooms, both located dead center of the fields. Huge play structure for the younger kids not yet playing sports. 2 parking areas, but parking is still tight on game days.

When I purchased my house nearby in 2013, this 20-acre sports park was just finished being built…read more It boasts 4 different fields - including a couple baseball fields, a soccer field, and a multi-use field. The parking is plentiful and the area is immaculate! There's picnic tables, a small playground, and restrooms. My favorite is the little wooded walking trail that I can take my dog for a walk through. Daily you can find little league teams practicing or playing games, people meeting up for impromptu games, or people just enjoying the area. One note is that it can get very busy on the weekends when several games are going on. Sometimes the parking does spill over into our neighborhood, which isn't usually a problem - people seem polite about it overall. This has been a great addition to the neighborhood and I'm glad to live so close to it!

Brand new recreation center opened August 24, 2015. Parking…read morewill be tough in surrounding area. When you first walk in there is the front desk and check in area. First impression was the Beautiful interior and spacious design and layout. First i toured the place and since its new it was so nice. Shiny basketball courts and new machines and equipment. There's even an outdoor workout area. The locker rooms and shower area is awesome as you can tell by the pictures. Multiple studio rooms to do your workouts in. Lockers are nice because you don't need to bring your own lock and has a self combo on the locker door you can adjust each time for your need. Now, the main thing I came for was the weight room. Room was smaller than what I am used to. There's the main essentials that you can use but missing a few bells and whistles if you are the type of person who uses other types of machines and equipments. Overall the recreation center is a great place to exercise and do what you need.

I love this new gym. Definitely gives me motivation to get my sweat on. Easy check in at the front…read more Great exercise equipment where I can do all my stuff on. Friendly environment and fun classes.

Ugh. Well I was so excited after great summer camps, especially the gymnastics camps with Coach…read moreLauren and Coach Presley, to get my kids going into gymnastics classes as it was closer and more convenient than Cedar Hills. I was also excited for my daughter to do Ballet here, as she had done Daddy Daughter ballet with Mr. B here and loved it. Well let me tell you what a waste of money and time. The classes don't start or end on time. We have a class that is scheduled for 45 minutes and usually get from 30-35 minutes IN class with instruction. That's not okay. EspThere is no consistency and I called and left Ann Satterfield, the program coordinator, a message three times (including today,) and she never got back to me. The gymnastics program director is Coach Lauren and she did call me back and still the issues persist with the gymnastics classes despite her intervention. I guess summer camps and the playground here is all that GH is good for. Ann used to be at Conestoga, where I had loads of issues with horrible staff, and now that she is here it's happening. Maybe it's her that is the root of the problem because she certainly isn't part of the solution. 3 weeks later and no credit or contact from Ann or Catherine. Guess the integrity is as good as the classes here. Don't waste your time and efforts here!

Garden Home is my community, and it's convenient to be so close to a great fitness facility that…read moreoffers a great variety of fitness programs for all ages and at great prices. My go to is the weight/cardio room, and their fitness room has everything you need to get that balanced workout. They also have dance/studios where the classes are held (I.e. Zumba, Pilates, Cardio circuit strength training, Tai Chi, aerobics, yoga). I bought the deluxe pass that gives me access to all fitness programs and drop in classes at this location and all other Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation Center locations, which includes swimming, too. They also have a locker room for day use, showering and a stretching area in the same vicinity.

I recently attended an amazing retreat at Camp Cedar Ridge. Not only was the retreat itself…read morefantastic, but it was also really enhanced by being held at Cedar Ridge. Although the location is gorgeous: it's right on a beautiful river, there's tons of natural beauty and scenic views of the Coast range mountains, I was MOST impressed by the friendliness of the staff and the quality of the food, which was absolutely scrumptious at every meal and did the best job accommodating the dietary needs of EVERYONE in attendance. Absolutely will attend other retreats here in the future!

The land, the animals, the views, the staff and accomodations, along with the food was wonderful!!…read moreHighly recommend and grateful to have experienced this wonderful slice of heaven

Club Green Meadows is an older facility and it does need work, but they are working on it a little…read moreat a time. It's not a shiny new facility and some people can't see past that. In my opinion, their loss. This club is not only the best bang for your buck in Clark County with all the ammenities it offers but management and whole staff (incl Jody) do a great job. Everyone is nice and helpful. Someone mentioned VTC for tennis, I am still a member there and like the classes and pros a lot, but it's next to impossible to get a court. And while the annual dues my be low, it's very expensive overall. CGM has several days of free play for men and women, they provide balls for our tennis matches and Carlos & Emory are just the best. I love the fact that it is private and they limit the membership so we can all use the facility for tennis, pickleball, gym, pools, saunas, classes, etc., when we want.

A lot of good employees, but management is "the customer comes last" at all times. The rudeness…read moreof Jody and the general ghosting by management whenever there is a problem makes VTC a much better choice for a serious tennis player. The best proof is management knows that Jody is a problem for the members (see the posts here), but doesn't care. Sort of sad because Carlos and his group are really trying. Knew the former owners, and can tell you don wouldn't have put up with it (now both deceased). Pretty well known person who gets around who normally you wouldn't want to offend too much, but you reap what you sow.

Love this rec center! You can do so much there - from parties to splash pads and classes! So much…read morefun! Glad to have this available for the community and our family!

The Conestoga Recreation & Aquatic Center has been a big part of my family and I's life! Both my…read morechildren learned to swim there. My oldest son has found a great teacher of art that has allowed him to truly find and love a new hobby and skill!

Hands down a MUST when you're in the Ashford area! We were staying at a friend's cabin nearby and…read morebooked a reservation to try out RailCycle and had the best time. You depart in a pretty large group after getting a safety rundown and have a guide with you on the entire ride. There's a couple parts that you'll actually be able to go kind of fast on but it's a pretty steady pace the entire time. The first half of the ride is pretty easy since it's a little bit downhill, but going back up will definitely get your legs burning! You ride to an endpoint where there's picnic tables to relax at and enjoy lunch before heading back on the trail. It's super scenic the entire way and there's a lot of cute cows to spot, too! The whole experience lasted about two hours and was a ton of fun. We are already planning on doing this again in the future and want to bring our kids. Tickets were $35 each and it was entirely worth it. So fun and you don't even realize you're getting a little bit of a workout in!

Went on this bike adventure today and had a great time. It was a little hard to find at first, but…read moreonce there everyone was super friendly and helpful. It was a 3.5 mile ride out and fast ride back. We would definitely do this again!

Don't go here. Sure…read morethe space is great, the center is clean, the parking is wonderful. And that is it. The staff here for private events are the worst. Firstly, front desk flat out told me no, we couldn't set up the chairs and tables early even though the room wasn't in use and it would cost us extra. Okay, you can't set up early, no problemWhen father came, they told him "well maybe, it may cost extra, we will have to see." Interesting how the answer change for a woman versus a man? Flat no for me and oh we will see for him? Service for the room. The family had reserved the south room with the stage and projector. They had it part of their package as they were going to project a video and wanted the stage for the live band... tell me why they told my friends family "we will have to charge you extra" to get the projector fixed that my friends family paid for?? Why are you telling us you are going to charge us for something you are supposed to provide? Make it make sense? Because we lost that space on the stage the band had to perform on the floor taking space from our dance floor... they refused to compromise/accommodate us for the lack of the thing my friends paid for. We had no dance floor, we had barely any space which we would have had if we actually had the stage. No one really danced, it killed the vibes of what was supposed to be a beautiful coming of age celebration. Honestly, the space may be gorgeous but the service is so atrocious that you shouldn't come here.

Beautiful venue, but the experience was extremely disappointing…read more I hosted my daughter's quinceañera here, and unfortunately the staff made the event far more stressful than it needed to be. They were rude, unaccommodating, and repeatedly interrupted us throughout the night to remind us about wrapping up even though there was no event scheduled after ours. It felt like they were rushing us out the entire time. Initially, we booked the venue when talking to the coordinator that we would be allowed to have our service dog there. The staff was questioning why our service dog was at the party and we have had that conversation already & the coordinator said it would be okay. On top of that, the projector screen was positioned in a way that blocked the stage, and we were told we'd have to pay extra to use the stage even though the issue was due to their equipment being broken before our event. It was unreasonable and frustrating. Overall, the constant interruptions and lack of professionalism from the staff overshadowed what should have been a special celebration. The venue may be beautiful, but the service completely ruined the experience.

Very beautiful visitor center. It reopened in 2025 after being closed for renovations and I have to…read moresay, the architecture is GORGEOUS with vaulted ceilings and large windows to let in the surroundings. There's wood paneling which helps you feel immersed into nature. There's an informational desk about the area, helpful for visitors newish to the area or those with questions. The gift shop is also accessible with the usual offerings of post cards, tchotchkes, and such. Do note that the restrooms are accessible outdoors at the side of the building. There's a pay area part of the center which is $5/18+, $2.50/7-17, free for 6 years old or younger, and family $15 for 2 adults and children 7-17 years old. They also honor veteran's disabled pass, WA state disabled pass, and senior limited income pass. It's definitely worth the admission, since there's a lot of exhibits explaining the geology of the area, the flora and fauna, the native peoples, and the later commercial and recreational uses of the area. There's even a place where you can walk into a huge mock up of Mt St Helens! Very fun. They have a short film playing about the eruption too. I didn't get to explore much outside as it was super rainy, but I saw a boardwalk trail out in the back. I did not see Mt St Helens due to the weather, but I'll be back when the weather is nicer!

Just stopped in to get a map and road conditions. you can…read morepay a small fee and see the exhibits. Discounts for Washington Residents only.