This is the new Boys and Girls Club of Hudson County located in Jersey City. It's literally right…read moreat the Marin Blvd light rail station so it's very convenient if you're taking public transportation. If you're driving, you can usually find parking if you circle a couple times around the area. I've only played indoor soccer through Zog Sports at the gym here. This whole facility is brand new and beautiful! The gym floor alone compared to the old Boys and Girls Club (which was pretty much around the corner) is beautiful. We would slip and slide all over the place running around the old gym. It was dangerous. Everything is very clean and organized. Haven't ventured around yet since I cut it close making it on time for games. But definitely a great, new facility!

Came here this past Saturday for a 9 year old birthday party. The pros - the place is beautiful,…read morenewly built/renovated, facilities are great, basketball court has 6 nets, bleachers, etc., and the party room is good for a child's birthday. Nothing fancy, just your usual tables & chairs but the room was large enough to accommodate 50 people & the kids really only cared about playing soccer, basketball, & eating cake. The only issues; parking - none to be had! And, it's really hard to find this place with construction going on, the address doesn't come up properly on GPS, & several of the streets are dead ends. Come early so you can figure out where the building entrance is & try to find parking. Or even better, take the Light Rail to the Marin Boulevard stop & just hop on over to the building.

They run this gym like a prison yard , all tight and strict policy front desk , over priced out…read moredated gym equipment way in middle of nowhere hard to get too, POOL and showers are nice , its closed more that its open

I recently attended a Pilates class with Liz, and I continue to be deeply impressed by her…read moreexceptional instruction. Liz is a phenomenal teacher whose precision, attentiveness, and capacity to tailor her guidance to each student's body are nothing short of extraordinary. Her corrections are subtle yet transformative, and she leads with both authority and empathy, creating an environment of confidence, safety, and growth. It is regrettable that Liz's talents are not more broadly acknowledged within the gym. Her classes do not receive the same visibility or promotion as many of the more mainstream group activities--and that is a disservice both to her as an instructor and to potential students who would immensely benefit from her expertise. This is especially poignant during the season of Diwali, a sacred time in September/October that honors light over darkness, spiritual renewal, and the triumph of knowledge and mindfulness. Liz's approach to Pilates--centered on balance, breath, focus, and inner strength--resonates powerfully with the spiritual symbolism of Diwali. In fact, her class would have been an ideal program to promote during this period, as it aligns so beautifully with the themes of illumination, inner harmony, and self-transformation. Liz is not just a capable instructor--she is an extraordinary asset to the Pilates community. She deserves far greater recognition, support, and promotion so that more students can discover the profound value she offers. YMCA management needs to be open to your members needs. The diversity and age audience has changed. Idea - perhaps incorporating yoga class nights for couples while their children are being taken care of? Or maybe promoting Pilates evening class with "a thriller night with Pilates"?

This place is just hands down AWSOME. Why? Because it is not a place to just hit a few balls (it…read morecan be if you want it to be), it is an entire training facility! Today I made arrangements with my teammates to go to the batting cages. Only four of us were available for practice and going to a field would have been kind of useless. So I went on Yelp and began to look up nearby locations and this is the first place that popped up. Took a moment to look at their rates and was pretty impressed with what I found. Great place to keep in mind if I ever have a kid because the staff is full of professionals with prior baseball and softball experience. Early this morning i made a reservation and I took a deal today which was $50 for one hour. With the $50, you get one lane and can have up to six people with you. Once inside I went to the register in the front. Payment was easy and the man helping us was extremely nice. Everything was all set up for us when we arrived. The guy at the register was more than happy to also adjust the machine to our needs whenever we needed it. I liked this as opposed to a regular batting cage because you have the ability to adjust the pitch. In total, there are four lanes inside the facility. For an hour the four of us were able to take more than enough swings (it wound up being only $12 a person). I was kind of disappointed we didn't bring gloves because we could have even thrown around a little bit! Next time! The one thing I would like to point out is that facility is not for individual use while batting. You need someone with you to feed the pitches to you. All and all, I consider this place a homerun! I will be more than happy to return in the future!

The best in Hudson County!!! So nice to have a place for the kids to work out in the winter…read moremonths!!! Coaching staff is awesome! Thanks Coach Mike Eusebio !

Id avoid this place on the weekends…read more Parking sucks on the street as it is ( there is not a parking lot). so good luck. During the week its $7 for residents and $10 for non residents. No chairs to lay on. A few benches with umbrellas, odds are you gotta bring something of your own to sit at.

A very nice pool to cool down from those hot summer days. Loses two stars because they don't do…read moreenough to enforce the written rules. Users eat on the side of the pool, when they should be eating in the designated areas. Many bathers do not use bathing trunks with liners, also against the rules. Finally, many times kids will play "soccer" and or/run around the sides of the pool, also in violation of the rules. The security team should definitely clamp down.

Wonderful public pool - staffed with lots of alert lifeguards. View of Manhattan in the background…read more They have a kiddie splash area and restrooms.

this is a terrific pool. I come from Hoboken to go to this pool because Hoboken has no pools at…read moreall. I salute Mayor Stack for making this a great place to spend a summer day. It is well run with a police officer on duty at all times.

My daughter absolutely loves it here. She's been coming since she is 2, and now she's 4. She adores…read morecoach Danielle and attends 2 classes per week. We're very happy with the facility and everyone's always so helpful.

This is my second week here that there is no soap in the bathroom. There are hundreds of kids here…read moredaily and I just think that it is unacceptable.

Pretty cool Recreation Center located couples blocks away from F.I.T school , its has pool , gym ,…read morebasketball court , and Computer lab room , Dance room . Its run by New York City Parks and Receration Center .during my early teenage years i would go to "Tony Dapolito Recreation Center" i hope nyc goverment don't closed the Tony Dapolito receration center , that place holds big heart to me during my youth days . Chelsea Recreation center is very convenient if you're in the midtown Manhattan area . I wouldn't mind coming back here if i'm in the Manhattan Area . i did my reregistration here back in end of 2025 day before my Cake day ! , the staff here are amazing , blessings to them !!!! Very convivent by the mta transportation: Subway: C,E- Train .23 street Train station. or 1-Train.23 street Train station. or R,W-Train.23 Street .Train station. (Transfer to M23bus ) or F,M-Train.23 street .Train station. (Transfer to M23 bus) Bus : M23,M7, etc bus

I've been going here for yrs since fee was $150 for everyone…read more I was a customer who orchestrated with old manager to attend City Hall meetings to get prices for Seniors, Children & Veterans lowered. I love this location bc not all locations have a pool ‍. It also, has aerobic morning classes for ppl with lower extremities issues workout sessions. The main gym is on the 4th floor, Treadmills, exercise bikes etc on 3rd floors w/ basketball courts opposite. 1st fl entrance has billiards tables, and ping pong tables. It's normally., a good vibe with pleasant staff members, however, no one's perfect. Lately, they're hiring young ppl with bad manners towards customers. Unfortunately, what young staff doesn't understand is w/ out customers there's no need for this building or staff. It's important to be nice. I said Hello twice to girl in photo upon entering & all I got was a blank stare & attitude. She's the girl in the middle in light color shirt. Later, boss told same girl to do something & she rolls her eyes . Avoid her at all cost or her attitude might mess up your workout. What I don't get is,?if ur not a people person don't take the job. Burger King is always hiring. Ijs

NBP is nice. Pools are super fun, especially the waterslide. The water is a strange salty pool…read morewater. They don't acknowledge what a "family of four" should be. You can see why in their website for becoming a member. A bit over priced in my opinion, but I need a local place to chill out for the summer with my son. Luckily I can afford it. I did not have any issues with staff and parking is abundant. I really wish they could up-the-ante at the snack bar. The food is sub par. NBP back in the 80's was the best.

Had a great time here with a friend that had a guest pass for me. Clean. Staff was very warm and…read morefriendly.