So fun! We went on an 80° August day and had a great day. Only $5 for kids and $6 kids admission…read more Pools were really clean and there were lifeguards everywhere. Love that they had concessions that were very reasonably priced too. It felt like a quintessential summer outing.

Took the kids to Ida B. Wells Pool on a scorching July day--crystal-clear water, multiple lap lanes…read morefor my workout, and shallow areas with fun features kept everyone happy for hours. Lifeguards were vigilant yet friendly, lessons were well-structured for beginners, and the grassy perimeter was ideal for picnics; super affordable at $5 entry with season passes available. Neighborhood gem that's safe, clean, and beats pricey private clubs--can't wait for next season!

Family fun and worry/sunburnt-free!…read more These days I'm all about finding that perfect balance between work, spending time with loved ones, while enjoying activities. That's why I'm obsessed with this new find in the Southwest community! This neighborhood community center has cool activities like two indoor pools. One is designated for laps- 9 feet deep and the other includes a wading pool with slide, up to 4 ft and 6 inches at the deepest. I also love that there is a shower and lockers open for use so you can clean up before heading to the pool. The kids seem to absolutely love it - there are tons of other families with little ones. Open pool time is ~ 2-4pm, go early so you can get in. There's a capacity limit, our visit happened to be 75. If want to make it, BE THERE EARLY. Can not stress this enough. It is not the staff's fault if you can not get in. There are standards for a reason. You do not want to be cooped up in a space where it can not accommodate for more than what's expected. You also want to keep in mind that there are lifeguards to look out for everyone's safety and well being, so please be mindful of that as well! There are also other parts of the center to enjoy, such as an indoor basketball gym, rollerskating sessions, aqua aerobics, gym, and even dancing. It's the perfect blend of family-friendly fun and adult-approved relaxation. If you're looking for a place with a strong sense of community, stunning scenery, and a pool that's basically its own mini-vacation destination, then this is your spot! Totally recommend it! P.S. If you ever see me poolside with a noodle in hand, say hi! I'm learning how to swim - and it's fun to make some friends while we're at it!

Family friendly and cheap price for swimming. My son love this place. They have slides and shallow…read morewater for little kids too.

This center was a great idea but falls short. The building…read moreis beautiful. Nice pool. Large gym. Unfortunately the building was crammed in to fit on the lot and you can tell by the layout of the center and the amenities that are lacking. On top of that there is not enough parking.

I joined right when they opened mostly for the kids to enjoy the pool. But yet it's always closed,…read morelessons are always being held and you can't be in the pool at the same time. When you can use the pool has very odd hours of day. Was disappointed because I was really hoping this would be a good spot to take kids swimming

North Clackamas Aquatic Park is an absolute gem! Those gorgeous pools, thrilling slides,…read morekid-friendly splash zones, and that massive hot tub-what's not to love? The wave pool is a blast, and the staff? Pure gold, every one of them has a heart of gold. Seriously, you feel the love here. But, c'mon, let's make this place even brighter! That steam room sitting there as a storage closet? It's screaming to be opened-people would flock to it! And the old food court? It used to rock, packing dumpsters with demand. Bring it back, and you'll have lines out the door, raking in cash. The park's got the style, the glitz, the wings-let's spread 'em and turn unused spaces into gold. North Clackamas, you're a shining star, now let's make you shine brighter!

I really enjoy swimming here. The swimming lanes and I've this year started to take water aerobics…read moreclasses here. The Monday/Wed shallow classes in particular I love. That instructor gives a really good workout which is what I was looking for. I had hip replacement in March, so water exercise has been key for me this year. I enjoy the use of the hot pool as well. Thanks!

We recently joined Stafford Hills Club after touring four other gyms including the new Lake Oswego…read moreaquatic center which did not impress me but it was nice. After touring the gyms I came away with the impression that Stafford was by far the best gym in the area. The staff is superb and the gym and equipment are clean. None of that terrible "gym" smell that you often get at the gyms as they age. They also do an excellent job at making sure there aren't so many members in the gym that there are long wait times to use the equipment.

Overall review: This is a nice upscale gym/gym experience and the only real option for those who…read moreare looking for that upgraded feel in the SE portion of the metro area. I have been a member for about 6 months and really have enjoyed my time. Pros: -Women's locker room doesn't feel super dated. That was honestly a big reason I went with this gym, it was one of the few with a sauna/steam room that weren't disgusting. -Equipment/facility is generally in good condition and clearly proper upkeep is done. -Staff is kind and instructors seem to really care. Special shout out to Genevieve and Janet! -Yoga/pilates room is new and beautiful -This is a bit of a silly one but I love the room that used to be for bikes is now available for those who want a quieter space to work out if the other room has a class going on. Cons: -The class options for before/after normal work hours are incredibly limited. I am more of a class person and have been consistently disappointed with how few options there are. Generally, I think the gym caters to retirees/those who don't work a traditional 9-5 schedule. -Gym area is rather small. This definitely is more of a tennis club and the footprint of the area with fitness equipment is small in comparison to other gyms in the area. I have never had too much trouble waiting for equipment but when it's busy, it can feel cramped.

This center just got, in the last year, a multi million dollar upgrade and they still have some of…read morethe worst locker rooms and showers. The locker rooms are dirty, the lockers are very small and often the mechanisms don't work. Also, their showers are either scalding hot or freezing cold. They seem incapable of keeping their spa running not to mention it is so heavily chlorinated that sometimes it is difficult to breath. It is a shame because the stetting is beautiful and it could be a wonderful place if they had competent management and planning.

The "new" Mt. Sc8ott is a beautiful building. Clean, pristine, modern. The workout rooms are a bit…read moresmall and cramped though.

Great pool! Very clean and not cold! There's also a warm exercise pool and splash pool for the…read morelittle swimmers. Hours are limited to weekday mornings. Look up Propstra pool for the schedule.

From the owner: Briarcliff Pool is an indoor pool that is available for private rentals, swim lessons, and lap…read moreswimming. We have plenty of deck space, bleachers, large locker rooms and great staff! We also hold special events for all ages, they will be posted on the Briarcliff Pool Facebook page. Like and follow us to keep up to date on all our upcoming events! Our private party hours are between 11AM and 7PM, for booking information please give us a call!

With so few pool options in the area, this place should do better. Unfortunately, the staff…read moreattitude is consistently poor. Many lifeguards are dismissive, unkind, and seem uninterested in even basic professionalism or courtesy. As a patron, I felt unwelcome and brushed off. This reflects a clear lack of management oversight or training. Very disappointing. Do better OC!!

Pool is ok but very limited lap lane hours. Other than that, the locker room looks clean…read more The yoga instructor needs to be replaced. She spends at least 1/3 of the class talking about her personal life. Eg, started a recent class with the declaration that she is "so hung over as she got really drunk last night". I want a yoga class to stretch, not to be her therapist. I would gladly change to another instructor, but she is the only one there. The director of the facility, Melissa, is arrogant and abrasive. I have seen her be so rude to patrons, that I am surprised the city has not replaced her as she is a massive liability risk.

Ah yes step aside, velvet rope... we're talking about the illustrious Multnomah Athletic Club where…read moredowntown Portland trades its flannel for fine tailoring and a touch of unapologetic luxury. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a world where sweat glistens a bit more elegantly. The MAC isn't just a gym it's a sanctuary of stature. You don't simply walk in... oh no, you belong here. Membership isn't a convenience, it's a declaration. Behind those doors lies a realm of polished marble, hushed conversations, and the faint, dignified clink of perfectly chilled water glasses. Inside, it's sleek immaculately so. Machines aligned like soldiers of fortune, locker rooms that whisper spa-day indulgence, and a calm that feels imported from somewhere far more exclusive than downtown Portland. This is where ambition meets tranquility... where CEOs, legacy names, and those in-the-know escape the city's chaos without ever leaving it. And the vibe? Think Nob Hill with a gym membership and a trust fund. There's no chaos, no clanging weights echoing into oblivion just refined motion, deliberate pace, and an understanding that wellness, like wealth, should be curated. So if you find yourself wandering downtown, peering in like Gatsby outside the green light, just know: this isn't merely a place to work out. It's a lifestyle one you don't stumble into... you ascend into. Lifestyles of the fit and the fabulous, darling.

1891 Restaurant…read more It's not open to non-club members, we were guests of our good friends. It far exceeded our expectations, just excellent overall. The a la Grivois cocktail started the experience on a high note: amaro and vermouth together make for a velvety sweetness. The house green soup was a winner, I'm sure the French Onion would be also. We were there for prime rib night and their version rivals that at Clyde's: a hearty cut and full of flavor. At first glance, I was disappointment to see scalloped-type potatoes, but these were the best I've had. The warm bread and salad were above par. Great service by one of the long time waiters.