Facility is in very poor condition. Lights are way too dark to properly play inside, and sometimes…read morethe lightbulbs that are completely out don't even get replaced. The air conditioning is ridiculously weak, and given it's the summer that's kind of crazy when you sweat while you play. You can hear the fan blowing, but no cool air. Does not make a pleasant game of tennis when it's dark and hot.

very disappointed with the disrespectful attitude from an old asian lady, she allowed a school to…read morefinish their match on my own time, school took 12 extra minutes of my time and she was willing to allow me 5 extra minutes what a joke. the reason i pay for a court it's because I want to avoid public parks and deals with the same situation where high schools take every single court at the public parks. I will never go back, I payed $160 just for her to ruin my evening.

The 1st and only padel club in Oakland NJ with ceiling height of 40 feet ..............read more

Very poor customer service and response time. Tried to support a local business -- fail.read more

I'm very pleased with the service I received replacing of the old surveillance cameras. Technician…read morewas helpful in explaining the options we had and in showing us how to use the remote system.

Once it hit the low 80's back in June, we decided to look for a summer retreat where we could take…read morea dip and chill out with the family. We checked out some of the fancy shmancy Westchester country clubs, but most were like 10 to 20 grand a year and required that you play golf. We also checked out the other end of the spectrum, the local county pool. While cheap ($20 a season), the vibe was something along the lines of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome with Hawaiian Tropic, boomboxes, and beach towels mixed in. Not happy with either of these options, we came across Maplewood, which charged $2300 for the summer. Set in a pretty wooded area in Hartsdale, Maplewood has all the facilities we were looking for; huge pool, kiddie pool, tennis courts, grassy sitting area, and a quiet, leisurely atmosphere. Everything was pretty well maintained, though the locker rooms were very primitive considering the membership cost. As for the people there, the staff was very nice to work with, and the members we met were pleasant, though a bit aloof and cliquey. For us, the one major downside at Maplewood was the poor level of value. Whats a visit to a pool club worth to your family? $30 for a few hours of swimming, mingling, and catching some sun? Well, to get that $30 per visit level, you'd have to go 76 times in the 90 days that they're open. From our experience, that's a near impossibility. Like most couples, we weren't free much on weekdays, and on the weekend, we found that we had a lot to do aside from chilling out at the pool. In the end, we would up going 10 times, or $230 per visit, which totally sucks. To be honest, even if we went every weekend this summer, we'd still have paid about $100 a visit. In my opinion, that's far too much for what they offer. If you're retired and have boatloads of free days, or if you have a big family with lots of kids, this place may work out for you. But for our family, the math just didn't add up.

My family has been members of this amazing laid back pool club for 4 years. It's our oasis during…read morethe hot summer months; where are kids can run around, swim, play tennis and dig holes all the way to China in the sand. If you are looking for a place that's not pretentious, the families are friendly and you feel just as comfortable as if you were sitting in our own backyard then this is the place for you.

I'm still shocked that I'm living through a pandemic, but fingers crossed that we're almost on the…read moreother side of this whole thing! I know it's been difficult to secure a vaccine appointment but sometimes it's just about getting onto these websites at the right time. I had already signed up through the NJ COVID-19 Information Hub and began looking for appointments as soon as possible. I was able to find an appointment for that same week at Holy Name Medical Center aka Richard Rodda Community Center. My first appointment was for February 5th at 5:25pm which was the last appointment slot for the day. I arrived and there were about 20 people ahead of me on the line. I wasn't expecting to wait since each person should have a designated time. I waited about an hour until I finally received my first dose. The vaccines they have depend on which shipment they get. I got the Pfizer vaccine because that's what they had then (this may change depending on when you go). After my first vaccine, they made me an appointment for the second dose 3 weeks later on February 26th at 4:40pm. I must have come on a better day or they really changed up their methods because I was in and out in 10 minutes! I was not expecting that considering what happened during my first appointment but I'm glad they made changes! Thankfully, I am fully vaccinated (and had no side effects - aside from basic arm soreness). What I like about this vaccination site is they give you an Apple Wallet version of your COVID-19 Vaccination Card. So not only do you have the hard copy card but you can also have this electronic version with you at all times. Huge shout out to the pharmacists and nurses working tirelessly to vaccinate the community. Both nurses who vaccinated me were super friendly and my experience was pretty smooth-sailing!

The new Milford swim club is closed for the season but I wanted to review as I visited summer of…read more2026. I like this swim club because you can now do day passes ($25-30 per day). There are also some differences that I prefer this swim club to compared to others. You're allowed to bring your own food and drinks just no glassware. You can also buy food / snacks there which makes it very convenient. Lastly, there's no rule about swim floats which is nice too. This swim club also has a variety of lounge chairs which is great! I hope to return next summer, thank you!!

Really disorganized! I had signed up my toddler for classes and ended up canceling after the first…read moretwo classes. Onetime we showed up for class and no one was there. No one communicated the cancellation. I recommend the YMCA or anywhere else.

The biggest mistake we ever made was signing our 2 children under 2 up for lessons here. Let me…read morestart by saying, the staff were friendly when I initially signed up, but they're extremely disorganized and this is not a true swim class for toddlers. We signed up, and the first class we showed up to, our instructor was not there. No call, no show. I dragged two young kids (2.5 and 8m) to class, and the lady up front said he had an emergency. I said I understood, but no call or email? She claims she couldn't find my number. Regardless, she had my email as we emailed just the day prior, but I gave the situation a pass. Second class, we arrive, the instructor was cleaning the side of the pool. I sat on the bench, for 5-10 minutes with both kids as this guy, Mike, who runs the pool was obviously busier than the class I paid for. I was annoyed, as I was very adamant on a 9am start because my baby needs to nap, but I brushed it off and then the kids had their session. It was unorganized, no true class routine, but fine. I tossed it up to being different. Now, our third class. My husband decided to take my son, while I stayed home with my daughter as she was very tired and given this guys pattern, I didn't want to risk her losing it and screaming. So, my husband arrives, on time. Mike is no where to be found. My husband goes to the front lady Diane, she said he was in the bathroom. So he waits. He then texted me again, and asks where this guy could be and was he late for me prior? I said yes he was like 5mins or so late, but ask for him again. At this point it's been over 15 minutes, my son was running and hyper given he is 2 and my husband was quite upset. Mike comes strolling out roughly 20 minutes later, doesn't say sorry, acts like nothing and proceeds to say he needs to set up. Why exactly wasn't everything set up? That I don't know. Then my son is walking alone, next to a huge pool with out Mike paying any mind to him, and he was very nonchalant. My husband is now angry, and expels some words back and forth with Mike. He also expressed that our son wouldn't be taking this or any other lesson with someone who is not apologetic for his actions and barely paying any mind to a 2 year old next to a pool! With that, I wrote an email immediately and said our son will not return given Mike's disregard and care for the private sessions we paid for. Then, all of a sudden I get an email saying we aren't invited back due to my husband? Whatever if that makes them feel better- fine. We already emailed first and had zero intention of ever stepping foot into that disorganized mess of a place again. This place is beyond disorganized, and shouldn't offer private classes for children at all. Now, they are giving me the run around and trying to refund me partially as they claim the second session I should lose?? What? How is that fair? This man Mike was almost 20 minutes late (after two prior no show/late occurrences) and we should be okay with that service? No I don't think so. They claimed to mail a check, then did not (I have this all in writing). Then email me days later saying someone is going to show up to my house to drop a check in an hour?? What? Come to my house??Then this person shows up, with the wrong amount on the check. I was not accepting this because they felt it was the right number to them. Doesn't work that way. We were only provided 1 lesson, that was barely a lesson at that. Due to the refusal to offer the accurate refund of 7/8 classes- I plan to take this matter up with my credit card company. I initially submitted to PayPal, but didn't upload all emails. I will submit all emails, that show we were on a strict timeline start, all corresponding emails after and proof of his no show, late attendance. I highly recommend considering an alternative swim school for your kids- this place is a absolute waste of money and time. Plus, the classes are completely disorganized, much how they act themselves here.

This field has so much to offer, is in great shape and well kept daily by the groundskeeper. It…read moreholds many sporting events from football, soccer, baseball, and softball. It is equipped with a track, football/soccer turf field, 4 mini baseball/softball fields, 4 tennis courts, a playground for kids, a concession stand (only open during events), female and male bathrooms, and plenty of parking. More importantly, it is my playground for my outdoor summer workouts. I can accomplish many of my exercise routines on this track & field. Anything I imagine I can do it here, and I can get very creative with working out. From suicides on the field, sprinting up and down the bleachers, running laps (forward & backwards; must try), sit-ups, pushups, etc etc. After all that, I can kick the soccer ball around for extra cardio. Burning calories is easily done here, and getting burnt from the sun is just as easy here, too.