A great trail for cyclists and runners! Connecting to other trails like West Papio and Bellevue…read moreLoop....these provide over 30+ miles of continuous access away from the public roads. Only downside is that there are not a lot of trees and you're exposed to wind and the sun for most stretches of the trail.

Great neighborhood park with a playground, basketball court, tennis court and walking path…read more Spend an hour or 4 here and enjoy the outdoors.

Love going by, through, and in this historical park in Licoln Nebremaska. It's the original park in…read moreLincoln since 1867. Really beautiful and green when there is a lot of precipitation! A huge place to walk around. Not too far from my brother's current residence. If you are ever in the area, stop by this park for a visit!

If you're a proud house dog parent, and they need that social activity...Dog Park it is…read more With the state of some of them in town, the aggressive weather lately, and a personal desire to not have a muddy dog in the car... Dewey Park is where it's at! It's 100% high quality turf, small/big dog separated...water feature, poopy bags included, and some fun activities on both sides. Plenty of water bowls too. For the two legged parents, there are great benches with big umbrellas...almost always 1/2 of them in shade depending on the time of day. I've only met a few fellow owners, but every one I meet is nice! Bring a book, Bring a Sandwich, and BYOD...or else it's weird if you don't bring a dog. I just have to try not to say the word Park around the house.

While this is a relatively small park, there's a lot here: shade trees, picnic tables, clay tennis…read morecourts, a modern playground and horseshoe pits. If you bring a picnic lunch you have your pick of activities. It looks like there's a building there that has space for events also, but it isn't labeled so it's hard to tell. Another great thing about this park is it's right next-door to a dog park. I have previously written about Dewey dog park, another place my dogs enjoy going off leash. So small but mighty, Dewey Park is worth a visit.

My child was physically attacked on the basketball court by an opposing player during a recent…read moresummer league game. The officials not only were negligent in their duties leading up to the attack but after as well. They didnt take any action to hold the attacker accountable for their actions by issuing a technical foul and/or ejection. In fact the officials taunted our teams mothers and mocked us as "white folk that be complaining" if this player repeated his behavior in a school or restaurant theyd have been in handcuffs. The counter staff did a great job of documenting the issue and addressing our anger in a professional and compassionate manner. He witnessed the officials mocking several moms and making aggressive hand gestures as the refs left the venue. We were told to not involve the police at the event because the management was fair and would address our issues as best they could. I was given an email address jaden@osahoops.com. I waited 36ish hours to reach out on June 23 at 7:40am We provided OSA with a video of the attack and the ref not behaving as they were trained. I asked for a response. We received none. On June 25 at 4:35pm I followed up. Again no response. Understanding that there might be a bit of time needed to speak and go up the chain of command Its now August 11th and weve yet to get any sort of response. Which is unfortunate. With the price to play on a team and in their tournaments youd figure that they'd at least pretend to care about their cattle or at very least do their best so the player would experience some sort of accountability for their violent actions. So it doesnt happen again. But absolutely nothing! Maybe the next time this player becomes violent on the court there will be a serious injury that they can deal with that fallout in a more professional and productive manner. Whats fun is that they took more time in removing my facebook review than they did dealing with my childs violent attack. Im sure ill get roped back into a facility to support my kids but my expectations for the officials, staff, and management will be considerably lower than they were.

Once again, I would say that OSA personnel/and their parents are poor role models for kids. I've…read morebeen an educator for many years and I am constantly surprised by the things I see coaches/parents do in supposedly teaching kids to be positive community members within this organization. I was at UBT watching a 3 on 3 basketball tournament. Two of the 3 games I watched involved OSA teams. When you try talking to the adults involved with the kids behaviors, you are bullied and brushed off. If you want your kid to become a bully who cheats their way to win, this is the organization for you. I'll be reading about those kids in the paper someday but not in the sports section. And it isn't the kids fault. Wake up OSA leaders, coaches, and parents.

Great park with nice walking paths that are well maintained, a small picnic area and playground,…read morebasketball and pickle ball courts.

Really great park with ample pickle ball courts. Nice walking paths and very well kept. Great to…read moreget out and get some fresh air and enjoy the area. Seems like there are always quite a few people here enjoying the space.

Nice park and playground. My daughter loves all the slides. We've been a few times and the park is…read morealways clean. There are restrooms with running water that are open seasonally and they also were clean, especially for being in a public park. The park is fairly big. They also has a baseball field, basketball court, horseshoe pits, tennis and a sheltered picnic area. It's a really nice park and we enjoy going.

We signed our son up for the PVB basketball program this summer, excited about the opportunity and…read morelooking forward to the season. We were informed that practices would begin in October, as PVB emphasized a strong focus on player development. However, as the end of September came and went, we received no updates or communication. I made multiple attempts to contact the organization by phone and initially reached only voicemail. In early October, I finally spoke with Justin, who apologized and explained that a parent Zoom meeting would be held on October 6 to go over schedules. The date came and went with no meeting or follow-up. Over the following weeks, I continued reaching out--sometimes multiple times a week--before finally connecting with Justin again. He apologized once more, explaining that they were struggling to find gyms and players, and that practices were now expected to begin November 1. Unfortunately, November arrived with still no schedule, communication, or confirmed team. At that point, I explained that our other son's team had already been practicing for over a month, and that if PVB could not provide a schedule or reliable information, we would need to move our son to another program that could. Justin expressed understanding and stated he would have their accounting representative, Jessica, contact me to begin a refund process. When I spoke with Jessica, she informed me that PVB's season had "always been set to start in November" and that a non-refundable policy applied--despite written confirmation from their own staff that they did not have enough players to form a team. She offered only a 25% refund "due to our concerns." At this point, PVB has failed to honor their own program timeline, provide transparent communication, or deliver the services they advertised. Their repeated delays and inconsistent statements have forced us to seek another team for our son. This experience has been extremely disappointing and unprofessional. I would strongly urge PVB to take accountability for their lack of organization and communication by issuing a full refund. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this organization to other families.

Very grateful for Coach Justin Carter and the entire Provision Family. Great organization! We are…read moreso happy we joined Provision! My son has grown so much in such a short amount of time. The focus on the development of players is amazing! Coach Justin Carter connects with the players on another level. Coach Carter really does an amazing job growing the players and teaching them the fundamentals of basketball, building character on and off the court.

Common Ground is a family friendly gym that meets a diverse range of needs. I used to attend this…read moregym back in my high school days, but returning as an adult I can see just the hub of community that it has become. The variety of having a pool, a basketball court, a running track, lifting areas, cycling rooms, workout classes for members and guests, and more makes it optimal for all types of active people. The front desk staff is attentive and kind, very helpful if you need anything. The staff working the weights floor is mostly young teens, but they regularly clean and are available when needed. I have taken a few workout classes and absolutely loved it! There is a great amount of high quality equipment that is provided, and the space itself is very clean. Floor to ceiling mirrors allowed me to see my form, and to face the opposite way and still see the instructor. The instructor herself was friendly and uplifting, and kept the workout class moving while still ensuring we all understood each movement and what we were working. The staff came in and cleaned our mats afterwards, which is reassuring! The locker rooms are very clean and spacious in my opinion. There is always free space, and also three mirrors with vanity space if you need to get ready after your workout. There are also three showers, and an ADA friendly option as well. I highly recommend Common Ground if you are in need of a family friendly gym with plenty of variety and clean, updated, facilities!

Welcoming front desk staff. Clean facility. Affordable. Best pool facility in Omaha by far. Plenty…read moreof parking if there is not a swim meet. Never seems too crowded even at peak hours.

I love miller park. It's a diamond in the rough. They really put a lot of thought and $$ into it…read more It was a great zero entry pool, splash ground and park, basketball courts, soccer field, golf course, walking/running path around it, dog parks and more. It really has a lot to offer and me and my kids love going there. The downside is that it can get crowded and sometimes with older kids on the playground that make me less comfortable with my 4 and 2 year old. It's a great park and lots to do. I think the paved walking path is a little over one mile around.