It's a pretty no nonsense club located in a warehouse with lots of courts. The ventilation system…read moreisn't the best as it does get stuffy in there. We went for summer camp and my kids LOVED it -- it's pretty casual and definitely not as organized as other camp sites where there is a check-in, check-out system. We didn't think our kids would have enough to do for a full day camp here but they didn't mind it at all. Appreciate no strict rules and made for an easy atmosphere to play. We did ask for their Tax ID for tax purposes and they kinda put up a front about providing it (all other summer camps have it printed on their receipts). My little loved it so much that we signed up for classes. Appreciate the fact that everything is included and that you don't have to go out and buy your own racquets, equipment, etc. Wished that the classes came with a voucher or two for free play or something though so that she can practice. The prices for reserving a court is pretty pricey!!

I made a reservation expecting to rent shoes and rackets for myself and my friends, as advertised…read moreon the facility's website. We arrived mid-day on a Saturday, only to find that there were no staff present and the rental shop was completely closed. The entire gym was packed full of players and not a single employee. We checked around the entire facility, including staff areas, and even asked some regulars if they had seen anyone working--only to be told, "We've never anyone here on weekends." Without the ability to rent the gear we needed, we couldn't play at all. Our reservation--and our time--was completely wasted. If rental services and staff aren't available on weekends, that should be made very clear during the booking process. Extremely frustrating and disappointing.

We went here for a kids birthday and it was so fun!! The theme was dragons and they had real metal…read moregoblets and plates, it was adorable. Thanks Kaizen!!

My son started off in the beginners lesson with Coach Kim and is now in intermediate level. Coach…read moreKim and the other instructors, staff are all so amazing! My son looks forward to going for his lessons and has improved significantly from the time he started! Highly recommend this place!

It's all about the tennis here. I haven't seen any other clubs on the Eastside which come close on…read morethe tennis front. I'm on a long waiting list, but able to use the outstanding facilities during this period. Did a men's night and was able to get some court time. Turns out I had a mild cardiac event (due to severe dehydration and massive electrolyte imbalance from an extended food poisoning situation) during that evening, and was stupid enough to push through it and not pass out. This translated into bizarre, sluggish play, compromised judgement, and some impairment with coordination and reaction time. I couldn't even keep score for more than a few points, forgot what side I was on, etc. The guys were totally supportive, and accommodating, giving me a ton of time between points. They had no idea anything was wrong other than a comment I made in jest about my heart racing. Anyhow, seeing the facility from the inside - the decor is a bit dated, but it's very clean, HUGE, and comfortable. Not to mention very convenient to get to, with tons of parking, and proper spacing between courts, proper lighting, and proper heating. Even the WiFi here was outstanding. =)

Simply the premier tennis club on the east side, Central Park is a member owned private club…read morededicated to tennis. CPTC offers 12 indoor and 6 outdoor courts, fitness, instruction and friendly competition. There is an outdoor pool for summer use, and lessons and day camps for younger players. Noted for its junior programs Central Park has produced not only numerous D1 scholarship tennis players, but also champion USTA adult league teams. Check out women's professional tennis at Central park in October 2015, www.KirklandTennis.com

My kids joined the 9am to 3pm summer camp for a week. The coaches didn't teach them anything: no…read moredemonstrations on how to shoot, dribbling, passing, nor correction on proper forms, none of that. I was there watching the camp several times during the day. Most of what I saw was coaches sitting on the bleachers on the phone, or standing there watching the campers but not engaging nor teaching them anything. My kids came back home and said that they didn't learn anything. The single week camp cost $500 per kid for a week for 6 hours a day. That's a really expensive kid-sitter in an open gym.

I signed up my son in this camp reading all the positive reviews. Moreover, this year's camp in…read moreBellevue, WA was advertised as "Summer 2023 special appearances. Some of the ABC top instructors from around the country are scheduled for this year." The reality was quite different... First, you usually expect some communication prior to camp start, like reminder, etc. But that's okay. The camp itself was described by my son as 'super low energy'. He felt like coaches didn't really want to be there, and didn't really do much besides giving drills, and free time shooting around or playing 1:1s and 3:3s. Coaches didn't attempt to fix any mistakes, etc. Looks like they were more into supercars, advertised at the desk. Not sure what happened with ABC top instructors and special appearances, but this was like night and day difference from a couple of other camps we did this summer.

Had a really great experience at Starfire Sports. We came for a rugby game, which was a new, fun…read moreexperience. Paying for parking was quite easy and you just follow the flow to a parking spot of your choice. The parking fee was $7. There are free parking areas which come with a walk so it's your choice of what to do. There were quite a few options for food. There's the concession stands and some food trucks. There are also booths you can stop by at, a merch tent, and an area where you can play corn hole or just play.

I love this place I have had tournaments here all of the stores are amazing the fields are some of…read morethe best I have played on and I love the indoor soccer space

Ahhh the smell of summer upon us and fresh cut grass @ The Jefferson Park Lawn Bowling arena. An…read moreamazing place to spend a warm summer day in Seattle and grab a some exercise. I just took down another geezer professing his lawn bowling skills. I highly recommend coming and playing, lawn bowling is a fantastic way to socialize and enjoy the great outdoors.

An amazing bowling club with an amazing view! Come fridays for lessons and joint the club! Super…read morefriendly and welcoming

Velocity - an elevated experience!…read more The owners of Velocity have built a place you actually want to spend time in. Who wants to spend their most valued quality time in a warehouse atmosphere? Velocity has a completely different vibe because the owners paid attention to every detail that matters: cushioned courts, indirect lighting, sound mitigation that truly works, even pockets of natural light--which I personally value a lot. All of this creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. You'll hear plenty of laughter and see friendly faces who make you want to come back again the very next day.

Got a sneak peek at the club tonight. It's amazing! A lot of thought went into the design and…read moredetails of this place. I look forward to playing there again soon.

Fab staff, stellar volunteers, and a killer band ... this place has it all. You can pop in for…read morelunch, a game of Scrabble, or a writing class. Wanna take piano/organ lessons, no problem. The Sophisticated Swing Big Band is fun too and practices on Fridays at 1 PM. There are dances too. Come check out this world class facility.