Visited the racquet club in July 2019. Wanted a lesson for my son. We got Bill Gray. I must…read moresay, it was by far the best lesson my son Patrick ever got. He seemed to have immediate results, and after the two lessons, Bill coordinated with other good players for my son to play with. Great price for the lesson, terrific practice session afterward, along with top notch instruction. Thanks again Bill.

If you are a tennis player and live in Boise, this is the place to play and become a member. 12…read moreindoor courts and 9 outdoor courts make playing all year round awesome. Lots of members of all levels so if you're looking for a game, there are many to get connected with. Idaho has a great tennis population and this is where things happen. Been a member for 3 years now and am not disappointed. Love the pool in the summer.

Best pool out of all public pools in Boise. My kids and husband love the Hydrotube. Tons of room to…read morelay out and tons of lounge chairs. The best place to be to beat the heat. If you have little ones the kiddie pool is small. I suggest Ivywild they have a bigger kid pool there.

The Natatorium is one of two public pools in Boise that have a wading pool for toddlers. Parents…read morecan bring their little ones Monday through Friday between 10 am and noon. Boise doesn't really warm up until the afternoon but the time enables you to beat the heat and avoid the time when the risk of sunburn is greatest. Plus the wading pool is kept at a comfortable temperature. Admission varies but I paid $6.50 for myself and two children. The wading pool has a mushroom shaped water fountain and a couple of seal statues that "spit" water. It's two feet in the deep end. One of my sons is a total water baby and the other is a land lover, but they both had a blast. It wasn't particularly busy, and I was pleased to see how attentive parents were and how well behaved their children were. Hopefully that's always the case. I've heard that the wading pool at Ivy Wild is even better, and I look forward to taking my boys there soon.

Andrew was amazing and super helpful. We just bought a home with a gorgeous pool on the property…read moreand it's all new to me! He took his time to educate me on my pool. How to open it up for spring. How to close it for winter. What to do year round. He answered all my text messages without any hesitation. All around a really good person. If you need a pool company that you can rely on, this is the company for you! They will definitely take care of you and your needs for your pool. 5 star service!

We recently moved to Boise and were looking for a quality service to assist us with maintaining our…read morepool on a weekly basis. Despite the current labor shortage, scheduling challenges and price surges, Caleb Rodrigues was very attentive to us and understanding of our needs. He continues to be a pleasure to work with.

Best Gym with Childcare in the Treasure Valley! When you…read morewalk in, you feel like you're in a 5 Star Hotel. My kids are 9 & 5 and they like the kids club. They get to do different activities in 30 minute increments while they're in kids club. The women's locker room is amazing! Everything is very clean and new. I love the spa, cold plunge, sauna, and steam room in the women's locker room. The outdoor family pool is also great. They have 2 life guards on duty. My kids love playing there with other kids when we go as a family. My husband and I have also gotten a massage at the gym, both of the ladies were great! Very relaxing. They have all the gym equipment and more that you could ever want to use. Plus water massage beds and cryo-beds that are both very relaxing to use before leaving the gym. The pickleball and tennis courts are also an amazing addition. They have a nice work space area with guest WiFi, just bring your laptop and headphones. And the Cafe at the gym is the cherrie on top! 10/10 Stars. We love this gym!

The gym itself is clean and well kept. However whoever is in charge of the…read moreYoga/Pilates/Barre/CTR/Studio needs to be retrained on how to create a schedule. April/May they have classes for everyone but there is a wait?!? Sucked, but had to adapt. June/July after you get use to a schedule which takes 3-4 weeks because you must sign up a week in advance or you are put on a waitlist. By the time you figure out which class to try and what instructor works best for you (ie are they too easy or too hard) they cancel the class!! Like SERIOUSLY?? Can I get 2 classes in before you tell us not enough people are attending? How about we dont add 10 classes at time then get mad when it takes a minute for everyone to adjust their schedules. I understand this is a new gym but the fundamentals of schedules and how to draw in a crowd do not change. You dont put competing (stronger) instructors against each other. As of August we now have to pick between taking a Sculpting Class or Barre because they only offer those at the same time or FLOW vs Barre. They seem to lack appreciation that people dont just want the name of the class they want the consistency of the instructor teaching that class. For those of us paying to use the gym for classes more than free weights its making the experience not worth the price.

This is a great YMCA with lots of amenities! The pool area has several features -- a warm water…read morepool, lap pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, and big water slide. The slide isn't always staffed, but when it is, it's super fun... even as a grown up :-) They have a rock wall, track for walking/running, and offer fitness classes. My mom likes doing the circuit of machines up in the weight lifting area. There's lots of cardio equipment. I usually prefer the free weights and non-circuit resistance machines for my workouts, and I've found everything I needed at this YMCA. Staff and members are all friendly, and I've never felt uncomfortable working out here. Sometimes you end up weighting for weights or machines, especially during peak times, but that's pretty much how it goes at any gym. Membership is $50/month for one person, or I believe $80/month for two, so a bit of savings. Considering everything you have access to with a membership, it's honestly not a bad deal. I have paid as much or more for gyms with way fewer amenities, let alone for a yoga or pilates studio. Definitely a good option.

The Boise YMCA has very friendly staff and some of the best class instructors. I have not been to…read moreevery YMCA in the valley but I love the warm pool, the walking circuit, and they have an amazing staff that is always friendly when we come in. I will say it is a bit pricey, but they have financial assistance for people who are needing it, and when I lost my job we paid based on how much we made so cost doesn't have to be a factor preventing you from going to an inclusive community center for all ages. The YMCA in West Boise offers a great experience for any newcomer to the gym or long time veterans who are just coming in to work out.

We only walked through the front door so this is not a full review…read more We showed up with our 2 kids because it says online that this gym has a Kids Club. We walked through the doors to the smell of old building/old gym smell to then find out there Isnt a Kids Club at this location anymore. We will not be able to come to this location.

My boyfriend and I joined Crunch in Eagle because we just wanted something simple and affordable…read more Big mistake. They call constantly, trying to push us into meeting with their "fitness manager," which is just a sales trap for outrageously overpriced personal training sessions nobody asked for. It feels less like a gym and more like a telemarketer with dumbbells. The place is filthy. My boyfriend used the men's showers one time and will never do it again. He said the floors were covered in this greenish slime, slippery even with shower shoes. Health-code-who? The machines aren't much better. One of them literally loosens the pin while you use it, so you're constantly resetting it unless you want to get launched into orbit. (If I wanted a surprise flight, I'd at least book Delta. That's the joke. Don't hurt me.) On top of that, their "cheap" membership isn't actually cheap. You can't sign up for the basic tier without paying over $100 in fees, BUT during the trial they'll happily steer you into the $30/month plan because that one has no sign-up fees. Classic bait-and-switch. Their class schedule is a joke unless you're unemployed or live in a different time dimension. Almost everything is during normal work hours. And the massage chairs they brag about? They're basically mall massage chairs someone threw a purple LED on. If you only need a place to swipe in and lift some weights, and you don't mind grime, upsells, or random mechanical hazards, then maybe it's worth it. For anyone expecting something clean, honest, or remotely professional... absolutely not.

Building a pool is a very trying and stressful endeavor. Ryan worked with us step by step making…read moresure our needs were met. We could not be happier with the pool and spa that Rocky Mountain created. The finish product get so many complements. Way to go Ryan. I cannot recommend you more strongly. Steve (Cartwright Ranch)