Trista is the best! She is so wired into fitness training, picks up on your goals, assesses your…read morecurrent level and ability and lays out a path to success. She is incredibly professional and personal. I am on my way to my goals!

I play here once a week - the staff is friendly, the members are cool and the tennis and facility…read moreare great - what's not to like

The courts are nice. The rates are fair. The people at the front desk are friendly and helpful…read more However, their website is not functional when it comes to making reservation on-line. For a while, it would not allow me to log in. It kept sending me a link to use to log in and reset my password. Then the next time I tried to log in using the reset password, the same thing would happen again. Now, it would not even send me an altertative link so I could not log in at all. Their pros are another issue. I've tried to contact two of their pros to set up private lessons. Both pros did not bother to respond to me email.

Galbraith is an awesome tennis facility. The courts are in impeccable condition and get cleaned…read moreroutinely. The staff is awesome and are all very helpful. The pros all know what they are doing and the classes are great. It is a fantastic tennis facility that is accessible to the public. This is also the best place to go for tennis stringing as they can turn it around pretty fast (24-48 hours). If you are looking for a great indoor facility and some classes to get started, this is a great place.

I can't believe I've never been to this park before! There is so much space, 46 acres of it to be…read moreexact. Luckily it was one of the few days of sunshine and good weather in WA, so I could enjoy laying in the grass. There is something here for everyone. BBQ grills, rugby/soccer fields, baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, trails, doggie doo bags, public restrooms, sand volleyball courts, tennis courts, picnic shelters, child & toddler playgrounds and a skate park. It's very well kept and still looks brand new even though it's been around since 2004 I believe. Check this place out before summer is over.

Beautiful park with plenty of outdoor activities from volleyball, tennis, basketball, baseball and…read moreeven a skateboard/scooter park. They have restrooms and gazebos for rent. Definitely a fun park.

We went online to check their public skating schedule and found on Saturday's they have it open…read morefrom 7:45-9:45pm. Definitely go on the website to double check their schedule. Also available online is the ability to buy tickets, which I did it made check in faster. There is an additional fee for skate rentals when you come in but it wasn't much it was like 7.50 for two people. Overall a fun experience will definitely be back

The new playground and spray park are wonderful! Plenty of covered areas to escape the heat. Plenty…read moreof parking even during the busiest times. The kids love climbing on the huge rock just outside of the fields.

Quality indoor tennis courts. Must be UW affiliated to play here…read more I was able to play with a hitting partner I met on joinplaytennis.com/seattle

Maybe it was different in the past, but playing here is not open to the general public, unless…read moreyou're the guest of a UW student or faculty member. Staff has even posted a crude sign on the front door saying exactly this, so they likely get some number of people coming in regularly and thinking the place is open to all.

I attended my granddaughter's swim meet at this pool last night and had a wonderful time! The…read morepeople are so welcoming and the atmosphere made me feel like I belonged (which I don't). I have the impression that new-comers would be made to feel welcome here. The swim meet was festive and fun; not overly competitive, which, from my perspective, is best for little children. At the same time, I saw lots of speedy talent! Kind people. Thank you.

This is membership outdoor pool and tennis club but allow non members to take lessons. I have…read moreolder boys 7 & 8, they have had lessons at our local YMCA over the years but with no real success. The first 3 days of our 10 day lessons my sons made such great improvements. I'm only rating the experience with lessons. Since I'm not a member and didn't use the facility personally I don't think it would be fair to judge them on anything else. The instructors were young but patient. They made my kids comfortable and were encouraging. My kids had such great confidence which they never had before. They staff were friendly and everyone seemed professional for a very young staff. The facility was appreared clean. I wish I found them sooner.

TLTC has been so great for our family. After 18 months on the waitlist, we paid our initiation fees…read moreand have never regretted it for a second. There are two permanent indoor courts and 6 beautiful outdoor courts. During the winter, 4 of the 6 outdoor courts are put under bubbles for 6 total winter courts. Membership is capped so that court availability is excellent (thus, the waitlist). The pool is very nice and surrounded by nice gas grills and tables. During the summer, everyone grills and enjoys the pool and the weather. There is a dedicated Pickleball Court, a playground, and a full gym, which currently includes a club Peleton membership and two Peleton bikes.. The people at TLTC are great. I've made great, lifelong friends since we joined in 2017. TLTC has USTA tennis teams at just about every level and frequently sends teams to Sectionals and, sometimes, Nationals. The club supports these team, paying for team away court fees to encourage participation. The club also has a rich history. The club was originally formed in 1890 and has been at the current location since 1903. The old photos as you walk in make you feel a part of something special. If you're looking for a club in the South Sound and are considering TLTC, don't hesitate. The waitlist can be long, but the wait is worth it!

The clubhouse at Tacoma Lawn is nice, and the locker rooms look great. But the rest of the club is…read morebelow average. It survives because it's the only higher end tennis facility in Southwest Washington. They have 4 indoor courts, 2 of which are in a bubble. The lighting is good, but you can find much nicer at equally priced clubs. So, it's really only worth the money in the summer when you can use their outdoor courts. By comparison, the club I joined also has a 4 court facility. It also has much lower initiation, but still maintains decent membership cap to ensure court availability. Tacoma Lawn has a gym and much better locker rooms, but the club I joined has nicer courts in every single possible aspect. It also has as nice an outdoor pool. So compared to tennis clubs in Bellevue or Seattle, Tacoma Lawn falls way short. For the price of initiation and dues at Tacoma Lawn, you could join Bellevue Club, and have significantly nicer everything (huge indoor pool, much nicer indoor courts, awesome basketball courts, a more modern gym, cooler member facilities). But since Tacoma Lawn only has to compete against Lakewood and Sprinker, it has a market for itself. Also, in my opinion, the people at Bellevue Club are nicer and more laid back. If I lived in Tacoma, I'd just play at Sprinker on weeknights, and use the money saved from dues to drive up to Boeing Tennis, or a better club in Bellevue.

Took great care of me. The quality was top notch h and the service was affordable. Great customer…read moreservice and very responsive. I'll be using Dickson's for all my tennis needs.

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Can't go wrong and they have an amazing program for all age ranges. Great place to supportread more

We switched to KTAC after the YMCA failed to live up to their mission. The building at KTAC is…read moreolder but, they are one of the only places around that have a salt water pool. This alone is a benefit because it is less harsh on my skin and I don't feel itchy all the time. Plus the chlorine smell isn't in everything we bring home. BTAC also has space and flexibility. You aren't dodging people or waiting in line for the mass of people to let you in. Our suggestions are taken seriously instead of the 'Its not my job' answers I always got at the Y. They have kids programs and events, and loaner rackets and goggles for anyone in need. The lifeguards are super nice! And help swimmers outside of class when they are around. I will say, the club does need some updating in the locker rooms, and some other areas, but I'm happy with our experience so far.