NDAC is a decent sized, family owned, athletic club that's pretty equipped with exercise equipment…read more I stopped here during a cross country trip to just check the place out, get a day pass, exercise a bit.. and get a much needed shower. The price, at least for a day pass, was definitely worth the stop. Plenty of classes offered... massage therapy offered, and great staff overall. If I ever find myself doing another cross-country trip again, I'll probably stop by here again. If you're local however, goodness... just check out the place if you haven't already!

The facility is is big and has almost everything I could want. The pool meets my needs, but needs a…read morelot of updates: rusty doors, broken floor drains, and ceiling light outlets with scorch marks. The weight gym is big and open but needs updated machines. The weights and machines have rust, most of the pads have rips, and some of the machines are broken. The entry way is nice and the smoothie bar is awesome! The road way and parking lot are well taken care of but I do wish the was more landscaping done outside. I like seeing wildness after I am done working out not hotels and highways. Like I say, good bones but needs some improvements. I have recommended the North Dodge Club to a lot of my colleagues and family.

The facility hasn't opens yet but my daughter being a venom player, the head coach I very good and…read morea former nba player. He has changed the way my daughter plays. I strongly recommend him as a trainer and coach.

There's a lot going on here! I'll work my way from the front (directly entering) to the back…read more Immediately you will come to the high school baseball field. This field is top notch, by the way. :) Moving on is the concession stand and restrooms. Restrooms are small and have 2 stalls, but clean. There are several youth baseball and softball fields. The fields are well kept. Most of the fields have bleachers, however we typically bring our own chairs. Directly behind the baseball/softball fields are the youth soccer and football fields. Bring your own chairs for soccer and football games. Although there is a LARGE parking area, parking can be tight and/or non existent when all of the youth sports are happening. SRNA also has a tennis court, basketball hoops, and sand volleyball. The final building is the Timber Dome Lodge, which deserves it's own review. The Lake Macbride Trail starts here, which is a beautiful 5 mile trail into Lake Macbride State Park. Around the entire complex is a walking or biking trail. There are a couple of ponds used for wildlife conservation. The City of Solon does a great job of maintaining this area!

Great park we found out about from friends who discovered the ENORMOUS play structure here. The…read morepark includes the aforementioned playland, some baseball diamonds, an aquatic center and plenty of free space for the chilluns to burn off some energy. The benches and pavilions are quite nice as well and make for some perfect outdoor dining on spring evenings. It's located on the east side of Iowa City just past Sycamore mall, so it's a bit of a jaunt for those in North Liberty or Coralville. That said, it's not all that far and it's worth it for the playland. A must check out for families and close to Jimmy Jacks so you can get some legit takeout BBQ while you're here!

Do you ever wish there was an adult playground?…read more You know, where you could swing gleefully, strain to monkey across some bars or slide as you grin ear to ear-- maybe even build a completely BA sandcastle? Oh and most importantly, this mythical dream park is for ADULTS ONLY. If you have, consider yourself warned: DO NOT go to Mercer Park. Because oh my gosh, you'll be totally jealous at what the Iowa City kiddos get to play on. Iowa City's largest play area (I'm hard pressed to think of a bigger one) is only two years old and is pure magic. It's got a sensory play center, a net climbing course, a MASSIVE tower with enclosed slide and equipment meant for kiddos ages 2-to-5. There are also shelters, picnic tables, grills, lit baseball/softball fields, tee ball field, tennis courts, a refurbish old fire engine play structure... you name it-- it's got it. Even the indoor aquatic center lives at Mercer, too. There's ample parking and literally kids (and adults?) of all ages will enjoy it. My kids (ages 2 and 4) absolutely love the ginormous tower and crazy four person seesaw. Come check it out!

Oh Napoleon Park. What don't you have?…read more There's a playground-- with a fabulous rubber surface under a sail providing some shade from the relentless Iowa summer. My six year old can climb and play with friends while his big sister hits and throws with teammates on the softball field. I love it. There's a merry go round, teeter totter, and climbing structure. The playground is nestled between ballparks and the concession stand-- a haven for littles. This complex also boasts a plethora of parking, a picnic shelter with picnic tables, restrooms, concession stand and eight softball fields. (Some of which have shade, but about half of them do not-- you've been warned.) The surfaces of the fields themselves are pretty decent, as are the dugouts. Oh, and let's not forget that there are lights at each field! Overall, a pretty solid spot for a complex and playground in Iowa City.

This is quite possibly my favorite play structure in Iowa City. It lives in the heart of the…read morepedestrian mall and is always crawling with kiddos. Screams of glee and children running around like crazy people are normal around this green Iowa City staple. The structure is right next to the Iowa City Public Library and sits on a soft rubber floor. As a parent, I definitely appreciate that my kids aren't playing in sand or hot asphalt! Park benches surround the jungle gym and always has parents watching their kids but also soaking in the downtown atmosphere. With the addition of Gene's and their patio, I love having a drink as I watch my kiddos play in the summer now that they are a bit more self sufficient -- and when the students are out of town, so it is less crazy busy. The Weather Dance Fountain is right next to the play area, as well. My ONLY knock is lack of shade. Holy cow! Bring your sunscreen, baseball caps and expect to roast on summer days. Park in the Dubuque Street Ramp for a short walk to the park, and first hour free!

Triple Play Park is probably one of the best youth ball field complexes in the Iowa City/ Cedar…read moreRapids area. Period. End of story. I played here as a kid and they really have made some great changes to the original four fields since! (I believe these were made around 2020- when the CR Reds baseball/softball organization took over this site.) The infields were completely redone and the back-stops were replaced with a 30' tall netting. There are new dugouts and the concession area was updated. Finally (while I think they should have added stalls) the restrooms are updated and clean. There's a playground area for the kids as well as batting cages. But the most impressive thing about Triple Play Park is the addition of Dinger Plaza. My 10U team played here this past weekend and what a nice field. It rained cats and dogs the night before, but you'd have never known that. These two new fields are geared toward younger teams and I think they're a great size-- home runs are possible for a ten year old which is crazy. (My only qualm is how close the backstop is to home.) There's plenty of parking. It's continently across the street from Casey's and down the street from Edith Lucielle's Bait Shack & Wing Depot. I like playing closer to home but if I need to make the drive to CR-- I hope it's to Triple Play Park!

Terrific family atmosphere to catch a baseball game in Cedar Rapids…read more There aren't any bad seats. Good food options, especially at the Hot Corner Grill down the left field line. Very friendly welcoming staff. Top notch all around.

Everything was fantastic! A great game and beer and food…read moreselection was fantastic! Nice clean stadium with a fun atmosphere!