Pretty fun time for the kids. Came with a travel ball team after their game a few miles away and…read morethe kids had a great time. I believe it was around $40 for two 16 lap runs. First one they all start out of the pits and the second run, they line up on the track. They let 8 kids race at one time, which I think is too much because it got pretty crowded and the kids got into a few wrecks. Pretty cool with the leaderboard showing the stats and during the race. Workers were friendly and on top of things. They were paying attention at all times and ran out really quickly when karts were stopped or there was a wreck. If you're bored, it's probably pretty fun to come out and try to beat the best time of the day or your personal best.

The staff was very helpful and accommodating. Some riders are a bit rough. Maybe they need to…read morereinforce the black flag more. The gas smell...it's not as bad as others say it is. The carts run off gas so the smell has to be assumed. But I was there for over 2 hours and was perfectly fine. It is a bit expensive but the carts are awesome. There's coupons out there so look around. Definitely worth the trip and the kids had a blast.

Great park with small dog section and big dog section...large space and benches to sit on! My pups…read morelove running free with other pups their own size

This is a hidden gem, and without the search capabilities of the internet, I never would have…read morestumbled upon this large dog park. There are big and small dog areas separated by a fence. There were poo bags stocked in the dispenser, which is nice & very rare in Nebraska. There's not much worse than getting feces on a shoe and mashing it into every crack and crevice of my vehicle. Having stocked poo bags encourages most people to clean up after their pooch. No water station anywhere, which is a huge negative. The best dog parks not only have a drinking station inside each fenced area, but also a rense station as you walk to the parking lot (in case your dog does accidentally step in poop, there's a chance to was most of it off). There is grass, but it just seems to be whatever grows, grows. It doesn't seem to be well taken care of. They to appear to cut the grass in the warmer months, but cut the grass way too short. It's mostly weeds they die off in the winter, to make a muddy wonderland. There is a trail around the South East entrance. Didn't hit it today, but I will in the near future. Overall, just okay. Bring your own water.

What a great way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon! Well maintained and easy to navigate. Awesome…read moreway to spend a day with nature.

Great trail, 63 miles long, all the way to Missouri! Very fun for walking or cycling. Also, many…read moregreat stops along the way (small towns, churches, landmarks, etc). Also, we stopped at Tasty Treet at the beginning of the trail for ice cream and thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely recommend trying different sections of this trail or doing the entire trail! Also, many groups do "taco and margarita" rides starting in Council Bluffs, talk with your local bike shop to find out more. There is a small box at the trail asking for a $2.00 donation for adults to maintain the trail. Awesome tree coverage and nature for a fun day out in Iowa.

There is something here for everyone. Playgrounds, disc golf, an amphitheater, a dog park, trails,…read moreyou name it. It's also right next to the Gretna YMCA. However, where are all the trees? There is virtually no shade save an occasional shelter with tables. Right now the park lacks character and, especially in the summer, shade! They would be wise to plant trees and get this place some character and a place to cool down.

Family friendly, safe, and enjoyable open space on well maintained grounds and sidewalks. On any…read moregiven day or evening you'll find kids riding bikes, fishing, playing outdoor sports or simply enjoying a dose of fresh air. Wholesome in every sense of the word and conveniently located adjacent to the Gretna YMCA!

ive been diving with adventures for 15 years and each experience has been great. They know the art…read moreof safe and fun diving. The staff is beyond compare and such fun. You wont be disappointed.

My son and I took their open water dive class and the instructor Matt is an arrogant instructor…read morethat provides bad examples during his training. During a class session Matt was talking to another employee and pointed right at me. I asked what that gesture was about and he explained that he identified me as a "troubled" student. Being 60 years old and a PADI certified diver and taking the class with my son I find this action and attitude completely unprofessional. Matt doesn't have the professionalism to be an instructor. Matt should NOT be an instructor. So classless.

Great place for the kids to enjoy. Not a big place - but very well kept and clean. If it was just…read morea little cheaper, I think it would draw a lot more people. Enjoyed it and had a little picnic outside with the grandson.

This was so cool. Personally I think it was a little expensive. However, if I had kids - I would be…read moregetting the family membership and spending lots of time here

I miss some amenities found in other YMCAs such as professional weight scales and high speed…read moredryers. No large group of stationary bikes. Lots of treadmills, row machines and stair masters. Pool is 25 yards long and always clean. I always find a lane available. Good weight room. They have an active presence of happy, motivated seniors. Teens play basketball, the middle aged play pickleball. I also see many young families enjoying an outing. In short, full of life. Staff always greets me with smiles--save for a lanky neurotic staffer who has a Karen demeanor. The overall rating is unjustified. I would give give it a 4.5 rating if I could.

I enjoy coming here to get a focused workout that helps me reach my fitness goals. I wanted to try…read moreto take some of their classes they offer, but since COVID happened I'm not quite ready to participate in them. I love the treadmills here, they have different videos you can program them to and it makes it seem like you are running through Australia, New Zealand, or somewhere in Europe. It helps keep my mind occupied when I'm running longer distances. I also like the large locker rooms that are kept clean throughout the day. I've also used the free weights and bosu here and I like that they offer these here. I do wish there was a designated area to stretch out before and after workouts. Another thing I wish that they would enforce more would be mask wearing for visitors. It is still risky being exposed to people especially while working out and we are breathing more. I am happy to have an opportunity to still workout during this time and I'm glad that the YMCA is doing what they can to accommodate people as well.

I cannot say enough good things about the Omaha Dog Bar. We've taken our dogs there countless times…read moreand always have a great time. The drinks are great- my fave being their bloody mary. The food is great- i love their breakfast sandwiches! They have Bark Rangers to ensure all the dogs are getting along and things so smoothly. All dogs are required to be up to date on their vaccinations, which puts my mind at ease! We even found our second pup, Margot, at one of their rescue nights- so should our to Hands Hearts and Paws, too!! I love that they team up with local rescues frequently!

My dogs have the best time here, I love how the bark rangers are so attentive to the dogs and their…read morepeople. The facility is always clean, the drinks are always good, and the food is hot! I really appreciate the dog bar, it's the best!