Do not come here unless you are good with waiting close to two hours to get your main entree, 90…read moreminutes to receive your appetizers, and coffee 30 minutes after ordering. I'd you don't mind gettint your food lukewarm, this is your place. Management was ornery when we complained. This was on a Sunday afternoon. Never again.

I only come to Drumlins to use the indoor tennis courts because they are free for SU students with…read moreyour student ID during certain days/hours! My friends and I have been coming here for the past three years and have had nothing but positive and friendly experiences! The staff is very friendly and helpful when determining when the courts are free for students and are accommodating when you need to chance a time or cancel last minute. The courts are extremely well maintained and they even offer classes on an individual and group basis! If you are in need of renting a tennis court definitely come here!

Great pool in radisson, non residents must sign in with/under a resident name address and phone…read morenumber and pay $5 but the pool was great and refreshing!! Has a laps lane and a large open area for swimming.

The community center is a great place to work out or bring the family for a day of fun. They have a…read morewide variety of group exercise classes and their fitness center is clean and quiet which is nice to get a good work out completed. Everything they have to offer is awesome and a day pass for an individual or family is great price to do multiple activities. From their aquatic center with a competition pool, splash pool for kids, and hot tub and even a water slide to open skate with rentals included. Overall a great time and easy to come and go throughout the day. Grab a bite to eat in the village of Skaneateles or try the community centers new concession stand that's operated by a local favorite, at long last!

Great staff excellent facilities always able to use the equipment I want. Caleb at the front desk…read moreis always ready with a smile and greeting and on the way out of farewell and have a great day. Makes it a pleasure to walk in. Ryan Smith did a wonderful job helping a young man figure out the best routine for himself. Always friendly, always acknowledging guests.

This Y offers a lot for families…read more We use it for science classes and recreation for my daughter. I use the gym facilities (including the eGym system which is very cool), and we have thought about taking advantage of some of the childcare options they offer like "parents night out" The place hasn't changed a ton since it first opened. The locker rooms could use a refresh but the workout areas are solid. I'm not currently a pool user so I can't comment on that. I do feel like the cost to benefit ratio is worth it - especially for a family membership.

It is absolutely confusing and mind blowing how hypocritical this place is. Posters displaying the…read morewords of "respect", "Kindness" and "acceptance" but yet the members here are absolutely horrid and snobby which was to be expected considering it is Fayetteville but unfortunately it's a large amount of the staff too. I often come here with individuals with special needs and both the staff and members look and treat them like they're absolutely disgusted. You'd think an area known for its money would have class. Unfortunately, from my experiences here; that is the furthest from the truth. Due to the fact that I am not a large donor of the YMCA, those who do donate are basically buying a pass to be terrible people and the YMCA as a cooperation are allowing it. YMCA, you have disappointed myself and many others within my community. Do better.

This is an amazing location. All the staff are friendly and helpful. They have a great facility and…read moreimpressive pool area. I enjoy the therapy pool and the sauna. There is also a steam room.

The facility is great. Has several pools, a track, multiple gym and training areas. I have also…read moretaken various classes from pickleball to dance and all were very good.

I always get my pool supplies here. The staff is helpful, and if they don't know an answer they…read morewill find a manager who does.

We were a young family excited to put a pool in for our kids to enjoy...we bought into the extras…read moresold by Mike. We cleared trees as he said our pool would be okay in a certain area. We greatly anticipated our family time together. Another gentleman came to measure and told us it wasn't an appropriate place to put the pool. Therefore, we had paid for a tree and stump removal (a cost not anticipated) and chose another spot which required re-doing our deck as well (a cost not anticipated). We've enjoyed the pool as well as our children but now our heat pump doesn't work... You sold us a heat pump that cannot be serviced except by one person from Constantia that does not travel to Rome frequently. That is wild to me- The warranty representative has been very kind but when I called your corporate office the person I spoke with was less than helpful and never introduced himself. He left more dead air than speaking. In a time when we work so hard for our money I'm just so disappointed with the service. We didn't buy a shirt at the store, we invested in a pool. We invested in your company that we trusted. We hoped that your company would help us enjoy this as a family for decades.

Teagle is by far the best Fitness Center at Cornell. It is conveniently located, has a swimming…read morepool and has two floors creating a great cultural split for working out. The top floor is dedicated to machines (cardio and isolation resistance training) and the bottom floor is dedicated to Olympic lifts, free weights, and bar weights. So naturally the top floor is friendly for people of all body types; people don't have to worry about being intimidated, judged, or having to deal with meat-head behavior (like excessive grunting). The bottom floor is where the intense (potentially aspiring) muscle men and women go, and they don't have to be bothered by people who are less intense about excercise than them. The gym does get crowded, but far less than Noyes or Helen Newman. I have never had to wait for a treadmill longer than 1 hour here. Most of the time you can sign up for a spot within 30 minutes of your arrival, so you can comfortably do a little resistance training before your cardio workout without waiting endlessly afterwards (like you have to at Noyes).

This is the largest athletic building on campus for non athletes. There is a pretty nice swimming…read morepool, a room that holds yoga and other classes, a free weight gym and a cardio / weight training equipment room. Teagle is conveniently located on campus, so students and staff can go better classes or right after class. The only negative of the building is the locker rooms. They are pretty outdated and several of the toilets and sinks are in pretty bad shape. The locker rooms could use a renovation. As far as the workout facilities though, there is a large range of equipment and plenty of space.

very nice facility unfortunately very biased as they run based on their corporate clients ok…read morepersonal preference to people I'd imagine. I was dismissed for talking to somebody and was never asked about my side of the story. This is just unacceptable.!!! I would never recommend anybody going to this gym ever just on this fact alone. Management is horrible The owner is horrible. They asked their side and never asked me anything and I was going there four days a week. This place is trash. PS I called and asked to talk to management a couple of times or the owner and I never got a response. Apparently they could care less about my side of the story.

I've been going to this gym since it was Golds. I feel like it has gone downhill ever since…read more For the price of the membership, the place needs so much work and TLC. The biggest example.. the treadmills. Without fail, there is always at least 5 broken at a time. I think money should have gone into newer machines and workout equipment over a bar that's beer open (just my opinion).

Ithaca's community swimming pool open everyday in the Summers from Noon to 8pm. The city also owns…read morethe larger Cass Park Pool. I like this pool because it is near downtown and has other great fun outdoor places for kids to play.

A few blocks from my hotel was this park. I decided after going about the day and seeing the sights…read moreI wanted to see, it was time to just leisurely walk around. What better place to do it than at a park. Especially one that has so much to offer. When I arrived I came at this park from the intersection of Madison & Ostrom. When I came here it was bit off putting to me as it was where the intersection was a bit wonky that allowed for vehicular to enter the park. So you needed to watch while you walking that no traffic was coming, or just walk about the grass, which is what I did. Being from out of town I had no idea what this park had to offer overall but I did do a lot of exploring which led me to a lot of different areas. I first just walked through the fields and along the tree lines. I backtracked a bit and stumbled upon the pool area. From there, I found the amphitheater and hung around there for a bit. After that, I found the football field and saw a lot of people using it for multiple reasons. From exercising, playing with their dogs, flying drones and many other things. I ended my time in the park at the rose garden. Roses were still coming into bloom, but I didn't mind that. I looked around at the different varieties of roses they had planted. I then sat on a bench for a few minutes to just take in this portion of the park. When I left, I was off towards Syracuse University campus. This park is enormous, and I am glad I was able to spend some time here.

Sometimes I'll take my dog for little road trips to new parks (driving an hour or two from home),…read moreand Thornden Park is one we've been to a couple times. It's a really nice, open park with lots of space to walk around. I do wish they had some sidewalks or something along the roads going up or down the hills, but that's one of the few issues I can think of. The park is maintained well, has a lovely rose garden (one of my friends volunteers here regularly, actually, which is how I found out about the park - they have a "Rose Day" in mid-June to celebrate, and I'm told that timing is mainly because that's when the roses are usually at their peak), and lots of fun features - like the amphitheater area, where my dog was especially interested in watching some folks who were preparing for a summer play. There's a pool area as well, tennis courts, concession area, and so on... and my pup especially seemed to love rolling down the hills just below the Thornden Park Water Tower (pictures included in this review, of course). It's worth noting that I *have* had a couple slightly sketchy experiences here... including one time being followed around by another park goer who seemed to be experiencing some mental health issues. As with anywhere, just be mindful of your surroundings.