This is a specious clubs with many amenities including a salon, cafe, pro shop, pickleball, and…read moreindoor and outdoor pools. I am not a crazy fan of the overall layout. Upon entry you need to trek across the gym and downstairs to the locker rooms. Downstairs is also where you will find the basketball and pickleball courts, as well as the free weights. Upstairs are the cable machines and cardio equipment. The locker room is kind of nasty. Not well kept and often dirty. The dry sauna is absolutely disgusting. I would strongly suggest wearing feet coverings of some sort as I don't think the floors have been cleaned in months. I come to this club often as it is close but it is somewhat disappointing given the extremely high club dues.

I've been a member at this location for over a year now. I prefer Life Time to L.A. Fitness. I…read morenormally go late morning for yoga. I usually see the elderly present or moms with kids. I'll tell you why I think this place is great: PARKING: They have big parking available on-site. Although on the times when I go due to offered class/instructor at 10am M-F, the parking is pretty full. There are signs around other businesses that says "no Life Time parking allowed." But after noon, there are a lot of spaces available. AMENITIES: - Life Cafe - Sauna & hot tub - Life Spa salon - Personal Trainer - Classes - Kids club - Outdoor pool and tennis court - and more... CLEANLINESS: At Life Time Fitness, they offer hand towels and full size bath towels so you don't have to bring in your own. There are hampers throughout the building and you can drop off your dirty towel when you are done. Lockers are clean. Showers are a hit or miss depending the time - morning to early afternoon is clean; but evening, you might see other gym members loose hair in the drain, but I see housekeeping constantly present to maintain the area. I did use their weight machines upstairs and noticed some gym members don't wipe down the equipment. There are sprays and towels available. CLASSES: I mainly attend yoga classes and the studio is kept nice and clean. Numbers on the floor is easy to see. SERVICES: The front desk is welcoming and greets you when you arrive and leave. The instructors are friendly, knowledgeable, and knows you by name. The instructors are helpful if you forgot to RSVP a space and will help you find a spot in class. I booked a massage appointment once at their Life Spa and the masseuse was professional and friendly. The only downside was the pricing. Overall, it is a good place to go work out.

Park along busy East River Road with its own parking lot. The park is about 5.5 acres with: a ball…read morefield, basketball & tennis courts, an asphalt hiking path and a playground. Lots of open space area! Picnic tables and benches spread out throughout this clean park.

The park is nice, but the neighborhood is strange. There were weird things…read moregoing on in that area. There were sad situations such as a homeless woman camping out. I saw a little kid roaming around all by him or herself. That neighborhood seemed to have gang stalking activity. I experienced some weird situations and others said the same thing. I never felt comfortable walking in that park. The neighbors seemed to be messing with others and the swing set even got damaged by someone, Not a safe or friendly neighborhood in my opinion.

My kiddos love this park! Both boys, one 4.5 and the other 1.5, both have a blast whenever we go…read more The play structures are very new. Looks like they have been replaced within the past few years. The main structure is fairly large. I believe it has 3 or 4 slides and a tall 'rock wall' for climbing. My little one can navigate but it's high in the air so I prefer to accompany him up there. The smaller platform, for tots his age, has wide steps, a steering wheel, a gradual slide, and a hiding place underneath. Then there's this yellow globe type thing that they can crawl into bed spin. Neither have been much into it but I've seen a lot of older kids enjoying. Four swings, two regular, one for infants, and I believe an accessibility swing, too. Other aspects of the park include a covered picnic area, tennis courts, softball field, and a lit soccer field turned ice arena in the winter. Great for all ages!

Name says it all-on Lexington in Blaine, chock full of athletic fields of all types: baseball,…read morefootball, soccer, lacrosse, basketball, tennis, pickle ball. There is a great playground area here, just park in the convenient parking lot. Picnic tables near the playground area (under the lovely oak trees), as well as a covered picnic shelter.

Just joined this month and have been very happy overall. Staff is wonderful, equipment is great…read moreand always working, the locker rooms are clean and very well stocked. No complaints - entire experience has been great!

After a long (& hot) bicycle ride, we were passing by this LTF and decided to cool off and hit the…read morepool. When we checked in the observant staff noticed our matching bike jerseys, so we had to confess that this was not our usual LTF. They were very welcoming-even to the extent of showing us where the locker rooms were to get to the pool. Our kind escort told us how a member there brings the wonderful sunflowers in for everyone to enjoy. What a nice place to visit!

What a great park. I was in town the other month for work…read more I made it a point to try or 2 of the disc parks on town before I left. My third day in town I made it up to Hansen Park. I had read something about the course having the original basket design, but I didn't really know what I was getting into. I arrived to a beautiful Minnesota park. some geese were about, and plenty of people having fun about 5pm. I started on the first whole, and found that the course on UDisc was different with odd par 6 options But the 1st basket I could see, on the left side of a pond. i played it well, but found that the old school baskets were tougher to drop the disc in. I nailed that one but the next couple holes got me. It's really is an idealic park. Undulating hills and good vibes were everywhere. If you like disc golf, or just a pretty park, this is a good one.

So smooth.Not so much people.So big I think it's about 300 ft long.So much fun kids loved it.They…read morewanted to stay for so long bc it was so smooth and big.

Today was my first time at Lifetime and it was a great experience! I came on a friend's guest pass…read morefor the 9:30am AMP Cycle class taught by MaryBeth M. Overall, the facility was large and clean from the small portion of it I saw. It seemed like everyone on the weight floors had plenty of personal space. We were in the cycle studio downstairs, and it was beautiful and clean with probably about 50-100 bikes. Before I review the class, I'll put my fitness level here: I workout 6 days a week, 4 of those days are strength training/lifting paired with cardio or walking. I take one Orangetheory class a week, and normally add in a pilates/full body day. I'd say I'm in great shape, but am not very coordinated. Today's workout replaced my normal pilates. The AMP Cycle class was a great time, and it definitely has to do with the amazing instructor, MaryBeth. You could tell that the 9:30am Saturday class was full of regulars by the way she greeted and chatted with everyone. My friends introduced me and she was eager to help if I needed anything. My friends helped me adjust my bike and get me into position since I had never taken a spin class before. The class itself was the perfect level of endurance cardio challenge for me! I was able to take little to no breaks and keep up pretty well. Since I'm very uncoordinated and not great with rhythm, some of the moves on the bike were hard but easy to modify so I didn't go flying off the bike (I did have a couple of close calls lol). The music choice was a super fun mix of pop, hip hop, and EDM - all super upbeat and awesome to workout to. There were fun lights as well, which kept me motivated and having fun. Again, what took the class to the next level was MaryBeth. She's a fun motivator and easy to follow - one thing I appreciated is she never made references to pushing harder to look better - she always made it very self-fulfilling and about your heart and mind, without getting too soul-cycle-y. She even said an amazing heartfelt thank you at the end, which you could tell she meant - especially in a room full of regulars. On my way out, I also stopped at the Lifetime Cafe for a protein shake. I ordered the body builder (protein & creatine) with vanilla powder, strawberry & banana. It was a great little smoothie, but the protein was a little chalky. It also felt a little overpriced being $10 - but I got the vibe that Lifetime is a little more upscale so I understood the price. Overall, I would definitely come back for one of these spin classes or try another class if my friend has a guest pass! I personally do not need a full Lifetime membership at this stage in my life, but it's definitely something I would consider in the future.

Huge open gym area for the machines (for anyone is claustrophobic), nice pool area that LTF shares…read morewith the Maple Grove Community Center. In order to visit the pool, you get a wrist band from the LTF staff just before the door to the pool. The staff who work this area are awesome! In between folding towels and banding/removing bands, they have a friendly word and smile to offer members. I like the cafe area-the strawberry smoothie was wonderful after a swim!