What a great park! They have a large playground and splash pad for kids here. My brother and…read moresister-in-law took my son and me here to cool off and I was really surprised how nice this place was. I would have never known to even go here because Yelp has it under "Dog Park." My only negative is that the bathrooms are a good 3-4 minute walk from the splash pad. When you have a small child that says, "I need to go potty" it could make it a challenge to run there before your little one has an accident. Wish they had a bathroom closer to the playground and splash pad.

We are so lucky to have this space to share! There is so much to do here. There is a dog park ~…read morefor all sizes. Baseball stadium. LaCross fields. Soccer fields. Run/walk path. What a complete delight to have access to playgrounds and a small splash park. Every person in the family can use this space in different ways. There is a pavilion on site, and benches for picnics! Just bring your mat or blanket and read a book ~ it's a beautiful view with Badger mountain in focus too!

Love open gym. Such a large space with so anything for all ages…read more We came here first for a birthday party and we fell in love. The foam pit is awesome and there is a great place for the kiddos that aren't as tall or just starting out.

I loved the open gym, I had a blast every time I went there and I became very athletic. 100%…read morerecommend.

BEST GYMMMM EVEEEEEEER I love it so much, the classes, the vibe, and the staff! They are super nice…read moreand make me feel comfortable and not judged:), I was a little nervous to start classes but the ladies are so welcoming! We need more places like this! Sooooo grateful for this place

I have been coming to this gym for a long time. Started when I was in college took a break and came…read moreback once I had kids. I love that it is open 24/7 and that it is women only. It is nice to be able to workout without feeling self conscious. I also am an avid goer of the dancefit classes that are available to members. I would definitely recommend!!

We had an excellent experience purchasing a Yamaha AR250 from Chris Denchel at Desert Valley…read morePowersports. From the 1st call I made to the dealership, through negotiating, on-lake delivery, orientation and after sale follow-up, Chris has been extremely professional. He always gets back to me right away, answers all my questions and seems truly interested in making sure that my experience buying and owning the boat is a priority. Chris gave me a very fair price on the boat and Yamaha extended service plan. Chris's team is also top notch. Every time I called everyone was friendly, knowledgeable and responsive. I can't imagine a more positive experience than the one I had with Chris and the team at Desert Valley Powersports

No good made an appointment weeks in advance only to show up after driving 1 1/2 hours one way to…read morebe told tech is out no suzuki software for my bike was gonna wait told sorry left it for a week never heard anything and after driving again and home now twice got a tee shirt ? Don't go here

This park is totally awesome! It's HUGE and right now with COVID19 going on there is plenty of…read morespace to social distance from others! There are several play areas, a splash pad, areas for walking, biking, skating, disk golf, regular golf, swimming and other activities that you can think of to do outdoors. There are restrooms throughout the park and some picnic tables to have a picnic at or you can bring your own. Lots of parking throughout the park. It was clean and had a well maintained grass area.

Yay! I got to get my kayak on for the second time this summer (thanks to my…read moreexpert-kayaking-friend). This time we pushed off from this marina....well, we didn't really use the dock of the marina, we just threw our kayaks in the agua and hopped in our hoopties. The parking is adequate and the facilities are pretty nice. The water here is fairly protected and away from the main flow of the Columbia; although it is a little slimy and gooey in spots. If you go to the "lagoon to the left, you have some nice still water options. It was interesting to paddle around this patch because every few seconds huge cuts and spashes would happen around you (I assume these must have been bass trying to have me lunch). We wanted to practice flipping ourselves in our crafts and getting back on our rides, so we headed out for the open water of the Columbia. Man, there were plenty of people on the water this day, but we managed to find a good place to dunk ourselves---I didn't really mind since it was hella hot out. There are plenty of put-in options in the Tri-Cities and this is but one, but it was certainly adequate, free, and provided an afternoon of fun.

If you have an itch to drop $100 on Sotally Tober in the 5th, or 0.50 cents on an Exacta, check out…read morethis very local experience at the Fairgrounds track (aka Sundowns). :::: Eliza Doolittle :::: Come on, Dover! Come on, Dover! Move your bloomin' arse! OK, I won't be wearing a gaudy 60-Gallon hat and looking as beautiful as Audrey Hepburn, but I can have some fun at the races. Here in the Tri-Cities, we generally have 3-4 weekends of horse racing per year (around April/May). Post Time is usually at 1pm and this will include something like 6-10 races (this isn't including the dog race). You can grab a seat in the covered bleachers or get a tan in the uncovered ones. It's a cool experience. You can check the horses before their race in the paddock and see them get prepared and paraded....if you're good this is when you can pick your winner. Then you can watch the gates get pulled into position and loaded with horses. Then: BOOM! There are the races. There's something exciting about seeing these beautiful beasts blast their way a few furlongs in the dirt. Concessions are fairly basic. If you want to have a decent beer, you'll have to sneak it in (they just have nasty Coors & Bud type horse pi$$ here). All in all for $5, you can't beat an experience here. Note: for 2014 races are from 4/19 - 5/4.

Horse Racing at Benton Franklin Fairgrounds begins Saturday, 04/21/12, 1:00 PMread more

This place is big, open, and welcoming. There is a nice parent lounge upstairs so little brothers…read moreand sisters can play!

Best Gymnastics place I've ever been too! I've been coming here for almost a year now, if you count…read morethe old Gymnastics center. As an 8 year old, you might think, "Oh! She's too young to know a good review!" Boy are you wrong! The new place is great, the seatings upstairs is great for my dad to relax, and great for my brother to play! It has a mini kitchen, and cubbies on each side of the balcony! As winter began, I started putting my jacket and long pants in the cubbies, I was so glad that they all fit in one cubby! My instructor is great, but strict. Overall, I would rate this place a 4/5.

I was happy to discover this great Bikram Yoga studio right in my hometown! I often come back to my…read moreroots to visit my family, and over the holidays I was in need for some yoga (in need of a holiday de-stress). I typically go to the College of India studio in Bellevue, so I was pleased to find out that this studio is as nice (if not nicer) than the Bellevue Studio. The class was fairly full of devoted yogis, and the dressing rooms were spacious and had showers / bathrooms. The lobby decor was pleasant (they even had some after yoga treats/drinks!). Definitely check out this studio if you are looking for the best total body workout ever. You will become hooked after a few classes!

I had the privilege of attending Joanne's Bikram method class this morning at Infinite Wellness…read moreClinic. What a treat! I took my first Bikram class in Seattle in 1999 and it's been part of my life ever since. I say that because I want to ensure you that my review is credible. I have practiced at numerous studios throughout the NW and Hawaii. This studio is top notch. The vibe is serene and direct. It smells delightfully free of heavy humidity and leftover body steam that so often seep into these facilities. The decor is minimal, which I believe lends so well to the austerity of this practice. And, most of all I appreciated Joanne's instruction. She provides the dialogue as it is meant to be. Often times instructors will fall into a pattern of performance when teaching... restraint and resisting the urge to use the class as a platform for entertainment rather than compassionate guidance... well, I truly appreciate this.