I like the book club. It's nice to meet new people. And getting their opinions on the literature.

I wouldn't give it even a half a star me and my husband have been going to the community center for years never been talked to or told to leave until today when there was three council members sitting a table away from us they got up left then a employee approached our table and told us to leave cause of my friends dog chewing up chords which should of been exposed in the first place what if it was a child then what im making everyone aware that ri land community center is a croc of crap and disrespectful read more

Beautiful facility with a little bit of everything to keep everyone active and healthy. My son has recently become interested in billiards and we were able to rent a table on a walk-in basis. There's an outdoor chessboard as well as corn-hole along with a fantastic playground. They also offer yoga and Pilates type classes so check their current schedules. read more

The Richland Community Center is a swell hangout for the Richland-ians. There is a recreation room with video games, pool table, etc. The City of Richland also offers many other classes--such as Zumba, yoga, and on and on. I have also seen classes being offered in here as well. On their website, there is also mention of a fitness room, arts & crafts room, meeting rooms, computer lab, lounge , and the list goes on. So all ya'll in Richland, go to the Community Center and put it to some use! read more

Richland Community Center - Community Centers Near Me - Richland, Washington

I worked in Richland recently and stumbled across this community center by accident...because of the architecture "Oh...I wonder what that building is?" Turns out, it's a really nice community center. The front desk worker was helpful enough to let me know the times for the group fitness classes and I was able to participate in an aerobics class the next day. The quality and amount of equipment for the group fitness classes is AWESOME. None of the weights are peeling or gross, there are plenty for everyone, they're stored in a cabinet, not a broke-down cardboard box, etc. Plenty of double-thick, double-long mats for yoga/abs/pilates workouts too. As a bonus, while you're working it out, you get to look out over the Columbia River through a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows. The sound system WORKED! I could hear the instructor calling out moves, not just static and loud music. Can you tell I'm used to community centers that are slightly "less than"? I strolled around afterwards and found the gym area with well maintained treadmills, stationary bikes, ellipticals, a complete set of free weights, and 4 weight machines too. Again, it overlooks the river. It's a lot easier for me to work out when I'm not staring at a wall. It's $3 per day to use the gym or $20 per month. The classes have a monthly enrollment fee or you can just do drop-in. While I was leaving, I saw kids playing pool, using computers, and a bunch of community members in a room for a meeting. The center is located behind the CRESHT Museum, in Amon Park. Plenty of parking too. read more

Richland Community Center - Fitness room...$20/mo, $3/day - Community Centers Near Me - Richland, Washington

We reserved a gazebo shelter at the park and on the morning of the event it was raining. We call the center to see if there was a room available to move our party too. I was informed that they don't reserve rooms on the weekend without a contract. I informed them we had a contract for the gazebo and we did not plan for the rain. She said sorry we can't help you. Frustrating that they won't work with you when the weather is bad. read more

An update. Since my tough review several months ago, customer service seems to have been improving. My last few visits have been kind and responsive. I felt upgrading my rating was appropriate. read more

They only allow rooms to be reserved in person monday to friday 8am to 4pm. So if you lets say happen to have a job then they dont want to serve you. I asked what other arrangements could be made and was told by a particularly rude woman on saturday that if i couldn't be there in person mon-fri 8-4 to make the reservation then "I guess you wont be renting a room now will you?" Seems like a "community center" would be more serious about serving the community. The library is able to reserve rooms online and the staff is actually friendly and helpful. read more