This place totally sucks!!!! Not to mention all of the lame signs. Way to make your guests feel…read morecomfortable. We were told my children were not allowed in the hot tub because they are too young. They mentioned some state law which I could not locate. I will never be back to this pool nor will I come back to this awful resort.

Great hot tub, infinity pool and kid splash park away from the main resort. State of the art…read morefitness center never gets very busy. Basketball, pickle ball, and tennis courts (with tennis racket use too) Gets pretty busy on holidays and weekends in the summer though. Pool closes around 6:30-Hot tub Open til 8pm

Sitting at junction coffee witnessing the caretakers screaming at the children playing, and then…read moresomeone coming out and yelling at a child who didn't go in after playtime ended. I would never send my child somewhere adults were scaring kids regularly and had a command and control method of dominating kids. Stay away

From the owner: Since 1990, Deschutes Children's Foundation (DCF) has provided the space and support where…read morenonprofits succeed at helping children and families thrive. Learn more about DCF at deschuteschildrensfoundation.org

So the big play thing is the one thing I can take my son to do on the weekends and its closed.. got…read moreit. What kind of schedule is that?

Five stars isn't enough for this place. I started visiting here as an adult playing indoor soccer…read morebut as my kids grew older, we started to sign them up as well. Overall, I just truly love this place. From day camps to birthday parties, it's just organized and run to perfection. The staff know my kids by name which makes me feel so comfortable when we drop off for a day camp. We have yet to have a negative experience and probably have 70+ visits. I love this place and the staff. To the owner, great job hiring and give the entire staff a raise. Thank you!

I'm not an avid gym user and rarely/never use some features of a gym, such as the pool or group…read moreexercise rooms. I don't take fitness classes. I'm all about the machines because I don't have room or the budget to buy my own. That said, Larkspur is pretty nice. Good machines, well laid out fitness area, clean facilities, friendly folks. And the pool area looks to be top tier if that's you're thing. One negative is the app (actually, confusingly, two apps) they employ to set up personal exercise regimens and to communicate with the various fitness machines using a smartphone. When we inquired about it with the person at the desk, she offered that if we found the setup process inscrutable we wouldn't be the only ones. Sure enough, the app(s) are bad enough that I abandoned them. Not worth the hassle. Another potential negative is BPRD's decision to quit the Silver Sneakers program at the end of the year. Not sure what the new program will be or if they'll even have one.

Transgender men are allowed to use the women's bathroom at the Larkspur Community Center in Bend,…read moreOregon, as they can access facilities that align with their gender identity. This policy is part of broader efforts to ensure equal access for transgender individuals in public spaces. However, this is not in the membership contract, so I was not made aware until after the fact. If biological women are uncomfortable undressing in front of a male dressed as a woman in women's locker room, biological women are told they can dress in a private bathroom set aside. So biological women in essence get kicked out of the designated female bathroom to accommodate the female wannabe delusions. Frankly, I do not even want to take my grand daughter in the female bathroom, and expose them to a man's delusions of feeling like they are a woman. It should be that he is the one that should dress or use the private bathroom, if he is not comfortable in his true gender bathroom. Once again, biological women are discriminated against, and treated as 2nd class citizens. Fine, if that is the way management wants it, my family and I have canceled our membership. I am not using the female bathroom if I have to deal with a man wannabe women while I am bathing or dressing. By the way, again, there was nothing in the contract I signed for membership that made me aware of this. Management had better put this in the contract and make biological females aware that they will have to cope with men in the women's bathroom. I actually only found this out when I walked in to change, and there was a man dressed as a woman in the biological female bathroom.

Everything was great only thing is we can't come back every year because it's way too expensive and…read moremy family only last and hour and half and there done. Please get some specials or deal days we would come back. Very busy in the winter was way too many people and most of the time we were there they were fixing the ice for 40 min of our 2 hours there including putting on skates and take off.

Ice skating was very fun, went with friends and we had a good time. But the three of us ordered…read morebrownies from the shop and we noticed that they were a week expired, which we were disappointed about.

What a great team and atmosphere! We have enjoyed all kinds of activities with this company from…read moreSpring dinners, to kids' school programs and all the beautiful parks and community outlets. Not sure what LaPine would be without park and rec and the leadership and team they have. They have given the community so much during the last two years of COVID and how they have worked with the schools and community to help keep LaPine running and open. I know I am so appreciative of LaPine park and Rec and I know our community is for sure!! Thank you for all you guys do!!

There's a large venue for events in this building as well as offices. There's a kitchen too,…read morewell-outfitted. Acoustics aren't as great as they might be, but they could be worse. Big doors open to provide ventilation. I attended an event there and parking was adequate. This place is right across the parking areas from the La Pine Library.