I work here and as an employee who gets to see things others wouldn't notice; it's a great place to…read morejoin! Everyone is really nice and helpful; including our members! Instructors,personal trainers, and especially those of us who work the Spa part really get to know you. We listen! If you are a golfer- the course is really taken care of! I have to admit my clients have me considering taking up pickle ball! Plus the Restaurants are fabulous! Rebecca who is Director of Sports & Spa writes a monthly newsletter to keep everyone informed! There is always so much going on from wine tasting, soundbaths,& live music.... Come in for a tour and sign up to be a member! You'll be happy you did!

One word to describe this place, beautiful. Okay maybe another one is clean and one more nice!…read more This place is amazing. I only came as a guest, which for a day is only $5 (so reasonable), you just need to know a member here. It's so clean and nice. Not the biggest gym, but also not crowded so no trouble getting on a machine, and might I add, the machines are high tech and so cool. Great tv to watch with so many channels. Then you go outside and it's amazing. Huge pool and lap pool that is not crowded at all. Tennis courts, basketball, golf, grilled and cafe area. Definitely a place I would belong to if I lived here full time. I highly suggest. Also, they give you water bottles and have towels in all their machines. Love it!

I can't say enough great things about this volleyball/basketball facility. From the moment you walk…read morein, the staff greets you with genuine warmth and professionalism. Everyone is friendly, helpful, and creates such a positive environment for players and families. The cleanliness here is exceptional. The courts, restrooms, and viewing areas are always spotless and well-maintained. You can tell the staff takes real pride in keeping the facility in top shape, and it makes the whole experience so much more enjoyable. Everything runs smoothly, the atmosphere is upbeat, and the team clearly goes above and beyond behind the scenes. It's honestly one of the best-run volleyball facilities we've ever been to! they all deserve a day off with double pay or at least a pizza party Thank you Tom for all you do. Highly recommend!

The design SUCKS. As a parent of a kid in a league who has to go here twice a week, the worst thing…read moreabout the place is the center hall for onlookers. On top of the constant ambient noise that the design does nothing to mitigate, there is music playing from several small speakers in the ceiling at a volume so low that it's impossible to detect what the song is but high enough to hear unbearable jangly metallic noise. It's a hellish noise-scape that I loathe paying for. The

What an exciting baseball team! And they play their games in the historic Warren Ballpark, the…read moreoldest ballpark in the United States. So, if you are bored on Wednesday evenings or have nothing to do on Friday and Saturday, scoot out to the ballpark for great sports entertainment.

Amazing club with quality courts…read more I found the tennis court and my tennis hitting partners on joinplaytennis.com/phoenix

So an update 1)…read moreAnother new GM. 3rd one in the last yr. This one has been denied the job several times at a couple locations. Hired in house with no tennis experience. Tennis side of the club is livid 2) Renovation to Men's wet area are 15 months in and dry sauna works, nope, closed for the 3rd time this month. New tile is cracking .... 3) New Tennis director teachs at the club and has applied 5 times and on the 6th attempt gets the job. FyI 6tennis directors in 8 yrs Members pay the same monthly dues but Members who have been around have groups taking 7 or 8 courts every week and are not required to make reservations. THEY ARE GRANDFATHERED IN, per the new GM, Micki. OTHER members are required to get up at 4:55 AM, 48 hrs in advance to "maybe" get a court.

Just wanted to add an updated review since it has been almost a month since I became a member…read more This place is immaculate. You always see someone cleaning the facility. Every single staff is friendly and helpful. I have taken some lessons and it has been very beneficial. Fellow members are also nice and I really enjoy being a member. Highly recommended!

Horrible acoustics effects, so bad you can't hear the score calls…read more The lighting is equally as bad creating glare so bad you lose sight of the ball off and on. Not a fan of the $99. Membership Other than that it's a nice place Sorry

A quality program supporting all levels of athletes. Great Staff and coaches who are focused on not…read moreonly helping each individual thrive but wonderful volunteer coaches that are given tools and coaching training to be the best they can be.

From the owner: BGCAZ Athletics, a division of Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley, provides high-quality, affordable…read moreyouth sports leagues that empower young people to excel as athletes and grow as individuals. We are committed to ensuring every child has the opportunity to participate in competitive sports programs that promote physical fitness and skill development, while also emphasizing character growth, teamwork, and vital life skills that prepare them to thrive on and off the field.

Great soccer club for kids. Probably the most affordable sport in this area. The crew is…read moreknowledgeable and supports volunteer parent coaches through the whole process. Uniforms come with the sign up fee and are amazing quality. 10/10 recommend

I want to share my experience with CoronaRita Soccer Club so other parents have full information…read morebefore enrolling. In March 2026, I received an email from the club stating I was "not allowed on school property." Since the fields they use belong to Vail Unified School District (VUSD), I contacted the district directly for clarification. VUSD's Superintendent responded in writing and confirmed that CoronaRita Soccer Club has no authority to restrict anyone's access to district property, and that only the district can make those decisions. The district also confirmed the club's email was not issued or authorized by VUSD. This directly contradicted what the club told me. The club never received any court documents and acted entirely on hearsay from another parent, not on any official information. When I asked for my daughter's soccer schedule, the owner's tone and behavior toward me were, in my experience, threatening, hostile, and unprofessional. Shortly afterward, the club removed my entire household from the program. The timing made the removal appear retaliatory. The owner later sent me a message stating that I was removed due to "threats of legal action, use of inappropriate language, and refusal to respect club policies regarding registration and non‑involvement in civil matters." This message was sent immediately after I asked for my daughter's schedule. None of these claims were supported with any evidence, and the club never received any court documents. The only place these statements appear is in my ex‑wife's family‑court filings, which shows the club acted entirely on hearsay while claiming they "do not get involved in civil matters." Their BBB response included broad accusations but no evidence, no dates, no quotes, and no documentation. In contrast, I have written confirmation from VUSD showing the club misrepresented its authority. I also checked the Arizona Corporation Commission and found that the club has been delinquent for nearly three years, meaning they have not maintained required filings. Many youth sports insurance policies and field‑use agreements require organizations to be in good standing with the state. Operating while delinquent raises real concerns about insurance validity and liability exposure for parents, players, and the district. Based on my experience, the organization lacked transparency, acted without district authority, and did not follow consistent or professional procedures. I'm sharing these documented facts so other families can make informed decisions.

Omar and Zaria helped us out, we're visiting in town and they made it so easy to keep up our…read moreroutine. If I lived here I'd DEFINITELY become a member!

Friendly staff for the most part. I usually get greeted upon entry. Its about the workout and…read morenot social hour though so I will say the eq is getting a bit dated...its in good shape but many of us go to ina for a change in machines. Namely "hammer strength" The sled grass area which is now open to everyone (Thx for that) needs a different spot out of the middle of the gym and much more of it. PLEASE...Its time for some new eq and/or rearranging before the new gym opens further north!

Interesting historical site. The docents were informative and friendly and NOT overbearing. The…read moredisplays and information gave me a better appreciation of the area and its history. Worth a short stop. The vendors at the Second Saturday market had unique foods and art. I could have spent $$$ as there were many original pieces. Enjoy!

Steam pump ranch…read more While attending a farmer's market I took advantage of the opportunity to see a really wonderful piece of Old Tucson that actually had family members from the early settlers of the ranch present to give information about the area. (We are lucky enough to have Barbara McIntyre a descendant of the early l settlers George and Mathilda Pusch. Her grandmother was one of their children. It was just very interesting to have that living history part of the museum by having the actual descendants share their perspective of early Tucson. George Pusch built the pump house in about 1875, he was very much in astute businessman and he took advantage of the local surface water to put in a steam pump and a Holding area for watering livestock. During the time cattle drives would be coming down from Tucson to the desert to get in the rail lines and of course the cattle would be very lean because they've been in the desert for a long time. He charged about 15 cents ahead for cattle to be watered which would increase their weight before they got shipped and would increase the amount of money that the cattle drovers would get for their cattle at market. Eventually they bought more land surrounding this area and at one time actually had over 15,000 cattle in the range that they were working with. They're also encounters with indigenous Apaches and the area also was famous all the way back from when Spanish settled the area for the lure of gold and there is of course a legend of a secret gold mine. He had several other business ventures including a butcher shop of course which connected into the cattle in a ice storage facility in Tucson. Mr Pusch was also a member of the Arizona territorial legislature. When he died much of the cattle operations were shutting down. In 1933 a new era in the ranch was brought on by the second significant historical family that the steam pump ranch. The Proctor family. During the prohibition area the ranch hosted several copper Homebrew mescal and sold it to locals. When Mr Jack Proctor took over the ranch many things were abandoned. At the same time he was the manager owner operator of the luxury Pioneer hotel and the owner director of Valley national bank. His hobbies were raising prize bowls and at the ranch he created a bunch of chicken farms to provide chicken and eggs to the guests of the pioneer hotel. His family also supported the original Tucson rodeo or the festival de vaqueros This area also hosted the first guest ranch in Arizona. We're also lucky to have the granddaughter of one of the proctors who lived on the ranch and was a barrel racer being one of the docents at the museum. It's her saddle that's displayed at the museum. I hope that people are motivated to learn more and go out and listen to people especially since you have the Arizona statehood celebration coming up.