We came back today (Sunday 4/26) around 12pm and couldn't tell from their website if courts were…read moreavailable for open play. Called twice on the way there but there was no answer. Apparently there was a special event being hosted but they let us rent an available indoor court for an hour and play outside for another hour free! Super kind of them. Most of the parking is on street, but there's usually space nearby.

The Exchange in New Orleans is a really nice indoor pickleball court I attended for a private event…read moreand truly had the best time they also offer a bar which definitely elevates the space. The instructors were also really nice and showed us how to play pickleball and it was so much fun will definitely be returning. I also had some avocado toast and a berry parfait they were delicious!

This is the perfect place for a pickleball enthusiast seeking to play rain or shine. The courts are…read morevery comfortable on your feet. I enjoy the camaraderie and appreciate the staff's friendly demeanor. Lafayette Pickle Club is a first class facility.

Great facility for pickleball! The outdoor courts are well paved, lines are clear and the vibes are…read morevery Southern California with the palm trees surrounding the courts. It only costs $10/hr to reserve a court so it is great value for money! You can make a reservation on the Court Reserve app pretty easily.

COVID-19 update: So I write this review as I brought my nephew for his tennis lesson and watched…read morewhile he played. I must say that they've really upgraded their tennis courts back from when I took lessons here a long time ago (back when the courts were across from Storyland! Haha :)). I appreciate that they are taking COVID-19 restrictions seriously. There is a sign on the door that masks are required. Once you get in the clubhouse you see the staff wearing masks and I believe there is plexiglass at the front desk where you would rent a court. As soon as you go through the clubhouse there is a deck with several tables and chairs. Then you see the huge tennis ball by the main court with stands. The courts look very well maintained and still pretty new! There were lots of kids taking lessons outdoors. I was able to sit at a covered bench while watching my nephew play and people stayed socially distant from each other. I was even impressed that the ladies restroom was clean and had signage limiting the number of people inside to 2 people to try and enforce social distancing! Happy tennis playing!

Nice walking trails. Lots of space if you want to have a picnic or let the kids run around. They…read morehave disc golf if you want to play that. Playground for the kids. Safe area.

Our favorite park! We always feel super safe here and my kids enjoy all the play equipment they…read morehave.

This park is questionable. It's got playground equipment and trees but when they pulled up a…read morehomeless person was leaning up to the only building. When I pulled up he wandered away. I feel that it's sketchy.

We have lived very close to this park for a little over 4 years now, but we do not utilize it very…read moremuch mainly because of the playground equipment that needs serious attention. I have sent feedback to BREC regarding the following issues and hope to hear back soon: -broken sections on the plastic rock steps on the larger playground equipment which pose risk for getting cut since the pieces are sharp -exposed rusted metal on the smaller playground area steps, the rubber coating is degraded on the side rails which is exactly where little hands would be grabbing as one tries to climb -no restroom facilities outside of business hours which are 4:30-8:00PM Aside from these issues which would only affect those of us with small children, this park is a pretty nice park with some great facilities and space. The gravel lot is pretty well maintained, there are ample trash bins located near picnic tables and playground. There are plenty of benches and a few picnic tables, 2 under the covered pavillion, 2 in the shade of the trees next to baseball field. The playground is a good size with everything one would want for kids to play on. There is a basketball court and a tennis court--both could use a pressure wash and while the basketball net appears fairly new and in good condition, the tennis net is sagging a bit (still totally fine to play on) and both are shaded quite a bit in the mornings which is great for our hotter temperature months. There is also an open field beyond the playground and tennis courts which is a fun area for a picnic or to let the kids run lose, they always keep the grass cut. All in all, this is a pretty good park and once the repairs/updates are done on the playground equipment, it would be a great park overall and we would utilize it more. I would really like to see restroom facilities added as well though.

2nd season in a row with them, and endless canceled games, never got our shirts, and now they're…read moretrying to schedule multiple double games? Who has time for that in their work schedule? It feels very inconsiderate.

UPDATE: this club is worth it. Yes, theyre disorganized, but they pull through past minute. This is…read morea great way to make friends (especially as an adult lol). Im definitely going to continue this league in coming seasons

Bright and cheerful environment, great food (Lumberjack Burger, of course!) and service!…read moreFun and games in a family style

Everything positive that you have read in the reviews over the years about Red's is true…read more Unfortunately, Red himself passed away and much has changed. It is so apparent that some important standards left when he did. It is still a fabulous facility that is very well equipped. Everything that I can point out as a negative can be traced back to staff not doing their jobs. I can remember back when Red had a courteous staff that kept everything picture perfect. Now when I go in, it pangs me to see dirty towels strewn about the facility, trash cans overflowing, garbage on the floor, etc. Unsupervised kids is another problem. Inattentive staff compounds that issue. Not long ago, I witnessed a kid jumping down from a second floor walking track so his friend could film it. It was in full view of the front desk, but their attention was on their phones. I tried to report this to another staff member who let me know that it wasn't his area to deal with. I would hope that they would get on the ball and bring the facility back to its glory. If you can't do it for the members who pay a premium price to go, at least do it to honor the man who brought one of the greatest gyms in the country to Lafayette.

This place has everything. And it's so chill. No intimidation. Great cafe. Pools. Tennis,…read moreracquetball, pickleball.