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.

My coworker received a gift certificate for two hours of pickleball and we had so much fun! The…read morestaff were friendly and the space itself was large and clean (especially the locker rooms).

Really good staff, they have a tv and couches, good tennis, a gym, and it's a really nice place!read more

Probably shouldn't be advertised for pickleball courts when they tape lines onto tennis courts…read more Best to just keep it as tennis if you're not invested in designing actual courts for pickleball unless you can easily differentiate the tennis lines from pickleball lines. Had great customer service over the phone but in person not quite. We were asked to come in ahead of our court reservation time and still were made to wait when all was done was rolled out a net to an already empty court... the price is fair but the advertising isn't. I'd just go elsewhere. While we waited we watched food being taken to the microwave and heated up. Wasn't told pricing or description of the courts over phone.

Great place for indoor tennis awesome teachers I have sent 2 kids here and both have loved the…read moresport of tennis don't let the outside fool you great indoor courts

Great place to be a member of! Staff is top notch, food is great, tennis and swimming programs are…read morethe best around. We are long time members and love it here

I am a proud member at the WRC and the comments made by the reviewer from IL are far-off base…read more The club is well-managed and very nicely maintained. The new pro, Timon Corwin, is a nationally recognized leader in youth tennis development and has been fabulous for the club. The rumors the previous reviewer mentioned are the result of some members who didn't agree with the choices made by club leadership (all members). While I may agree that some members don't agree with all the decisions, this is just grousing and doesn't change the quality of the tennis, teaching, or facilities. To many, this is the the top tennis facility in the Southeastern WI region with many of the top junior players present. Internal politics are present in every organization, so don't just listen to those who complain.

Current owner ran off all the pros and most of the tennis players. Weekly events often are…read morecanceled with no notice. needs new ownership and management.

Pros are amazing and thoughtful of the sport and the members front desk staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. And the club manager goes out of her way to help.

My family loves the WAC! Our daughter looks forward to her visits at the kid care area and their…read moreavailable hours are very convenient for us. The staff is super friendly and the space has everything you could need from a gym. The pool is only indoors which is great in the winter and other locations have an outdoor pool included with your membership for summer months. Cassidy helped sign us up a few months ago and she provided us a super informative tour and was helpful answering all of our questions. Highly recommend

This locates my favorite for so many reasons including a clean pool and whirlpool! Feels fresh and…read morerelaxing and the hydro massage chairs are a great bonus!

Alright, there's only one review on this park, and it's not so much on the park itself, it's on the…read moretennis courts. When I think of a park, I think of a place to relax, or a place to take kiddos, and this place is just fine for that. Especially for it's location on the East side, it's nice seeing a little bit of a park in a downtown setting. As for the playground area....I think it looks pretty cool. Granted I'm a bit too old and fat to be going down slides and such, but if I had kiddos, I'm assuming they'd like this park. Plus there are some goofy bird statues that are fun to look at.

Standard neighborhood park with two play sets for the kids, a battery of swings, two below average…read moretennis courts and colorful creatures decorated around light poles and entryways to excite little imaginations. Starting to show some wear around the edges but still a fine place to let the little ones exert excess energy.

Big fan of this neighborhood park, not only are there two age appropriate jungle gyms but there's…read morealso a wading pool which is convenient if your little one needs to cool down in the summer months. I believe the wading pool is open 11-4 as long as weather permits. Almost don't want to review this park to keep it to myself!

Rainbow park, times have changed. For those who did not know, let me tell you some history about…read morethat big hill you see. This place used to be landfill a long time ago and they filled the place up and now it's a park. As a little boy I used to come here a lot. It's a nice and quite little park. There's just a few swings and some sand to play in and of course, there is that kiddy pool for the summer. I probably pee'd in it, haha... Next to the soda machine used to be a pay phone, you know? The one that you put in one finger at a time and turned it in a circular motion. Ah, rotary phones were cool, not! Soda in that machine was 25 cents and they had a machine inside the building that made a cup of chicken broth soup, hot coco or, coffee. Yes, no Starbucks back then. In the summer you can expect to see men dressed up in uniforms playing baseball. You can also play tennis. They have two courts here. Hopefully the nets are new. The most fun is probably during the winter months when snow is on the hill. Take a sled, grease it down with left over lard from Christmas dinner and your in for a joy of a life time. As I said, the park is small, but it's cozy. Just because something is big, does not make it better. [Review #173]