Dreadful. Lots of UV, no moving air. Designed like a fish tank. Lockers are obstinate and require…read morespecial one-time coding per use, no you cannot bring your own lock. Everything is wide open with no seclusion or privacy. Seems someone drank the Kool-Aid concerning modern gym design instead of researching what people who exercise want. Hot and unpleasant, full and the staff stare like fish at you.

The fact that you can swim in the middle of the Polar Vortex Winter makes me sooooo happy!! My…read moreboyfriend, his brother and myself went to an afternoon devoted to swimming....and we spent about 2 hours in the pool. It was so balmy in their if I closed my eyes I could almost imagine I was somewhere tropical. They also have a sauna/hot room, and it felt amazing to step inside after swimming hard and just let the heat permeate your body. In order to gain entrance you have to either be with an alum who has a membership or a student. I haven't been to the gym part, but I heard it's really nice! (I'll update this review when I visit more than just the aquatics area!)

The first time stopping in, my kids and I really enjoyed ourselves. Small children friendly! The…read morebigger slides are safe for younger kids when accompanied by an adult. All the staff members were helpful and very attentive. There were TONS of lifeguard on duty for a safe yet still fun atmosphere. Cleanliness was pretty fair and Sunday rates were very reasonable. We can't wait to come back.

They have an arcade on the top floor and the pool area on the lower floor. You can only purchase…read moretickets online and no cash is accepted. When we went to check in the woman working was not the most friendly. The arcade is where you pick up wristbands and that was a very easy process. We looked around the arcade but didn't play any of the games. Many similar games as to what is at Dave and Busters. The water area has a decent layout and a number of water slides big and small to go down. We spent most of our time in the general pool with the basketball hoops. They also have an American Ninja warrior type hanging rope course that we had a lot of fun on.

The employees are super friendly and always trying their best to make parents, students, and…read morecustomers lives easier! If you ever are thinking of signing your kids up for swim lessons this is the first place I would recommend!

Waste of time and money. Rude owner, and clueless staff. We were there for about 3 years and got to…read morethe point where our kid was not progressing, blaming this on the kid without suggesting an action plan to improve. Their only option available was to change instructors and schedule. There is a big instructor rotation, and zero follow up with the parents on the kid's progress. The school's interest is to keep the kids on the same level for as long as possible, up to a year or more, as told directly by the school's owner. This means they are neither learning new skills, nor working on the ones the kids need to improve. They also allow older kids to use the restrooms and showers of the opposite sex without a parent present. Nothing was done when both parents complained about this on several occasions. When we emailed the owner to express our dissatisfaction and submit our cancelation, as we couldn't see our kid's account on their app since they changed our scheduled, instead of receiving a confirmation from them, we got a call from the owner where she screaming said that this is the way she runs her school. Zero people skills and customer service. If you want to pay good money for your kid to play in the pool, this school is for you. If you are looking for a place where your kid can learn how to swim, be confident in the water, and you are concerned about their progress, find a different option.

Fox Brook park has the best trails to walk. I've seen couples, singles, old and young enjoying the…read morewalk with variety of intensions. I found so many flowers that I haven't seen before. I took botany in college so I'm familiar with the most of plants in Wisconsin. So when I have scratching my head with unfamiliar flora, that means something. People swim, fish, letting dogs swim, pedal boating, swimming for open water companions, enjoying carefree outdoor activities in the park. It's wonderful place to relax and enjoy nature.

It's been a few years since I've been to Fox Brook Park. Normally I came just to enjoy the…read morebeach/swimming and have since back in late elementary school! This time I came to test out the full expanse of the water with my paddle board. I came with my brother who had his kayak and fished. He caught a rainbow trout (and released). We stayed on the water for almost 4 hours - the water was nice and clean and it was busy but not crazy. The beach area was definitely a popular busy zone but most the people were in the designated swimming area versus the open lake. Just a great time and will be back! If looking to grab a spot on the dry land I would recommend arriving before 11am- that's when it started filling up more.

Took the pups here to go paddle boarding…read more Arrived around 8am so still fairly early, it was a little confusing where to park for the beach. The beach parking is the same as the boat launch parking (large lot) there is then a path that will take you down to the beach about .25 mile walk. Not horrible but good to note! We asked the park staff and were informed if the pups are swimming they can be off leash on the sand to go in and out of the water but otherwise their leashes need to be on (which was no problem) Bathrooms located near the water and up by the parking nice and clean. Really only downfall was the labeling of parking for the beach and then access to get there, we only figured it out after driving in circles and finding a park staff member. However now we know! Also there is not an easy way to get into the water (walk in style) with a paddle board, since they only have docks to drop down from so a little challenging with the pups, but otherwise it might be easier if you are going with a kayak. They do also have kayak rentals located in the boat launch area. Will definitely return

It's really nice for 4th of July fireworks. You can bring a small grill or they have a few…read morepermanent ones if you get there early enough. There are also a number of picnic tables but they also are claimed quickly. The beach is small but never crowded and is a nice sandy beach. The swimming area is adequate, but very rocky. Therefore, I recommend bringing shoes if you are going to walk in the water. There used to be a lifeguard, but as of 2019, there wasn't one for the fireworks. They also have a playground area that is decent but I noticed there was a step that was cracked and I'm not sure how well it's managed. The bathrooms have been under some level of repair for the last 5 years, often a toilet, sink, shower, or urinal. Nothing major, but noticeably annoying. However, they are usually stocked though I've rarely seen staff here to restock. That said, there are showers to rinse and they have a second area in each stall to change or hold dry clothes.

Great place for kids and adults to learn how to play tennis. Four indoor hard courts, ball machine,…read moreand great teaching staff with none of the pretentiousness of other clubs up and down Milwaukee's north shore. Paley is mainly a teaching facility. You don't have to pay for membership but if your kids take lessons there, you can rent available courts by the hour. It's a little hidden away but well-worth checking them out. They'll also string your racquets for you at a very reasonable rate.

This is a nice simple facility. Great place for kids and adults. Staff is great. They rent court…read moretime out by 15 min blocks which is convenient, especially with younger kids. They are fairly booked up on the weekends with blocked out lessons however so if you are looking for 1 or 1.5 hrs to have a match on the weekend it can be tough.

Such a bummer yesterday 10/11! The week before we went to scout out good spots in the park for a…read morephotoshoot. When we arrived make up/hair/outfits ready to go on Sat the park was closed for a private event! Now we looked it up and this private event was being advertised but not in such a way that gave ANY impression that the park would be otherwise shutdown!! They should have posted additional signs to note that the park would be closed. We couldn't even get tickets to the event day of since we would have happily paid the small fee but it was a ticket only with the one walk up time being still an hour plus away from the time it was and it seem like not a true guarantee for tickets. The only reason for any stars for this experience is to combine it with the visit from the week prior to when we actually got to get into the park - the trails are nice and there are so many great area for photos!

I enjoy running and walking in this park, which is accessible daytime from 60th south of Vliet or…read morevia the parking lot on 60th and Martin Drive. The paths are soft and there are some nice water features like small ponds. It is an urban educational park affiliated with Milwaukee Rex Department and Milwaukee Public Schools so there are educational signs with facts about nature everywhere. For families, there is a playground, too. My husband and I attended a special Holiday Lights event the Sunday before Christmas. It was geared toward families but we had fun walking the path and enjoying the lights. Very fun and only $4 each! Hot chocolate and s'mores at the end helped warm us back up. This was a great inexpensive and quick holiday outing on a Sunday night.

Wonderful spot for a paddle! The park has much more to offer but went to use the kayak launch which…read morewas so easy! Even for a paddle board just had to make sure fins went in first. This location also has a self service kayak rental station so if you don't personally own kayaks but want to go kayaking or have a friend that wants to go along it's a great spot. Bathroom located right off the parking- was nice and clean for a park bathroom. The river was a great route! We did just under 2.5 miles. Saw lots of turtles and a family of ducks.

Very nice county park Went recently for the beer garden with…read moreRaised Grain. We had several grandchildren along that made great use of the large slide and other equipment- suitable for a wide range of ages We will go back