Guy was nice but said we could play as long as we want. We got kicked off 30 min…read morein......................................

Got for free because guy was nice but got kicked off after 45 minutes but then other court offered.read more

My kids love junior tennis at Reno Tennis Center! I started taking my daughter (5 yo) to a camp…read moreduring the summer, and after it was over she asked about playing more tennis so much that we enrolled her, and her little brother (3.5 yo) as well. Currently they are learning to play in class with Coach Randy. He is wonderful with younger kids like mine. He makes the class so fun, but still teaches important foundational skills. My kids look forward to attending every week, and I love getting them outside to get their energy out. I am so happy there is such a wonderful tennis program for kids at this age!

Great place for tennis and pickleball. We had a great time playing pick up games here. The courts…read moreare in good condition and people were nice. Randy was very helpful.

By far the best courts in Reno. Well maintained, resurfaced every year. Showers, bathroom, picnic…read morearea. You can get a pick up game anytime! Friendly members help you feel at home if you are from Out of the area.

I visit once or twice a month great place to meet new friends and get a pick up game or too.read more

Caughlin Club is a bit of a throwback, and I mean that mostly as a compliment. It feels more like…read morean actual neighborhood athletic club than a giant commercial gym. There's a lot here: weights and cardio, basketball, tennis and pickleball, a year round pool, sauna and steam room, plus a genuinely extensive group fitness program. I sub for classes here, so obviously take that disclosure for what it's worth, but it also means I see the place when it's actually being used rather than just walking through for a tour. What I like most is the community. There are people who have been coming here for years, people who know each other, and a huge range of ages and fitness levels. Classes feel like classes rather than anonymous rooms full of people staring at a screen. Is the facility brand new and gleaming? Absolutely not. Some of it has some age on it, and if your priority is the newest possible equipment in a spotless modern box, there are newer gyms in Reno. But Caughlin has something those places often don't: character, a ridiculous number of ways to actually use your membership, and the feeling of a real club. Come for a workout, take a class, swim, hit the sauna, play tennis, and suddenly you've been here half the day. That's kind of the point.

$20 for an all day pass to gym, pool, sauna, steam room, yes please! I went on a Sunday to go lap…read moreswimming when Moana Springs pool had a swim meet going on. I basically have the entire pool to myself and the hot tub. It was so nice, I got 2 miles of swimming in and a nice hot shower. This is definitely a must for Mom to go enjoy herself when she has some free time. 20 bucks is worth it.

Coach James is great! Scheduled a group clinic while we visited for the weekend. There are…read morepickleball courts also. Tons of social events and open to public.

We just finished up our second day of private lessons at Northstar and are so excited to have found…read moresuch an amazing tennis center in Tahoe! So far we've worked with Cody and Ryan and both provide very tailored, helpful instruction along with drills and game play to keep you moving. The whole team is energetic, engaging and clearly talented tennis players themselves. As an adult learning tennis later in life, I've worked with a number of instructors on different vacations and this team is by far the best. I can finally serve! The location is in the middle of nature and is stunning (you can even hear the stream in the background). We're staying at the Ritz and it's a quick 10 minute drive over so very easy for those staying at different properties. We've had such a good time that we booked private instruction and an adult camp for the additional 4 days of our vacation! Definitely recommend checking it out.

Quick hike of a little over a mile to explore this area. There is a beautiful regional park and a…read moreriver trail that is well traversed. A nice walk Easy parking. Please come and create your own adventure.

Nice softball field with restrooms and seating. The dugout are not enclosed and are not shaded so…read morebring your own.

Sweet center with a great staff. We really enjoyed our time swimming here. Lots of nice shade under…read morethe umbrellas. The snack shack is pretty awful, but you can bring your own food here. All summer long there is Monday night trivia!

I met a new friend that is a member here, and she invited me as her guest. Sometimes, working all…read moreday, it's nice to have a break, and do some exercise. I arrived here fairly early, and I was greeted warmly by the front counter person. He already had my name, welcomed me, and offered me towels. He gave me a short rundown of the amenities, and then set me off to exercise. It was not too busy this morning, everybody was quite friendly. It seems this is not open to the public. It did have a exclusive feel about it. Everything was really clean. And they had a full variety of exercise equipment as well as a nice outdoor pool. I jumped in the pool, even though it's freezing outside, the pool was around 80°. Sun was shining. It was definitely exhilarating to be out in the open, swimming in a heated pool, with all of the snow still surrounding the recreation center. After the swim, I jumped in the hot tub and there were a few people in the hot tub. Good conversation. It was really an enjoyable visit. I would absolutely come back here

Whitaker Park is a large park located close to UNR. There is a large, grassy area to play on. There…read morewere several mature trees which provided shade. The playground was big. There was one homeless person sleeping on the playground. There is a metal zip line at this park. There are swings and toddler swings at this park. Wood chips are underneath the playground. There is a bathroom at the park. When I went to see if the bathroom was clean I interrupted a homeless man sleeping in the bathroom. That man didn't leave the bathroom very clean. There is a horseshoe pit. There is a covered eating area. There are tennis courts which appeared to be in good condition. There was another homeless person sleeping under one of the trees. Despite the homeless people who were occupying this park, the park was mostly clean. Street parking is available. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

This is another nice city park with lots of shade, benches, and a huge playground for the kids…read more There is also a dog park for the pups. I have been here a couple of times with friends and have not been overly disturbed by either the freeway or the homeless. It is a nice walk up the hill from downtown and is a very convenient spot to enjoy a cup of coffee and a treat from Homage. The north edge of the park along University Terrace is much quieter. The park looks well maintained. A lovely, shady, green spot to enjoy on a warm day.

This is a nice park to walk your dogs as there is a large open space as well as a loop trail that…read morebrings you by exercise equipment. It is a nice reprieve when visiting Incline Village.

We have loved Village Green for years. It's right behind our kids' school and has been a favorite…read morefor our family. They take excellent care of the property. We especially love the Artown concert series every Sunday in July. They have all kinds of food trucks, local businesses with fun booths, and great bands playing! It feels like getting together with neighbors.