Best Adventure Sports Center Springfield Near Me

Bryan Farris: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $6–10More

Trey Felton: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Steve Roosevelt: The school went there with the fifth grade from soaring heights elementary School in Joplin all of the kids had a blastVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More

Levi: Was super fun for what it was.Pros: Fun attractions, trampolines, ball pits, and obstacle courses.Cons: Incredibly overpriced entry fee and snacks. Wasn't too busy, but most of the staff didn't seem to care about the children running around. No re-entry upon exit, even though it's built into a mall, which was disappointing. The ropes and harnesses were also uncomfortable.Price for entry: $27

unfair medal: The staff are amazing, and the place is super clean. If you're looking to have fun this is the place to go!!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …More

ugh dad: This was always an easy 5 star, but what's been going on? They keep cutting back on employees so attractions are frequently down, the 3 free pairs of membership socks expire I guess (we only redeemed 1 bc I was planning on using them as I needed instead of costing resources for the sake of it), and now parents with full membership passes don't get the water now? We've been members for years but now it feels like we're only getting 60% of what we pay for now.

Matthew Stickney: Most of the staff needs to be fired. During our visit they were cussing and breaking all of the park rules. There was no sense of security or safety with this place. One staff member was letting their friend jump over the highest beam in the wipeout zone with little kids no older than 5 in there. This is completely against the rules. Another staff member was throwing water bottles to their friend while on the platform in the warrior zone. This place is completely unprofessional and completely disrespectful towards their visitors. No place to take your kids if you value their safety. After telling the manager about what was happening on the floor all she did was walk out to the floor and then start texting on her phone. There was no care or even worry about the reputation of the business. Horrible visit and place to go!Price for entry: $24.00Ticket type: Deluxe tickets for three kids.

Anayla Spybuck: Visited on WeekendMore

Ande Mc: I like that there is now only one in/out entrance for safety reasons for kidsVisited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More

K Edmonds: I loved taking my grandson here! Inexpensive and plenty to do! The only downfall was the grown high schoolers who but in front, pay little attention to small children and hog nearly all the obstacles! My family represents 4 major businesses in Branson Missouri and we all feel there should be a specific day or 2 for older kids only!! Shame the older ones aren't enjoying outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, bike riding, skateboarding, Frisbee in the park, many other activities that little ones just aren't ready for or don't have the skills for!! Your business would bloom if a couple days were reserved just for say,,,10 and under!!

Brianna White: Super fun place! Good snack and pizza! Only things they could do better on is keeping it cleaner. And having more of the attractions open we always want to do the gravity jump and no one is ever over there.

Debbie G: Grandson loves it!! Get out and away kind of place.

Ashley Comer: Great place to have a Birthday Party!!

Amusic Guru: Great place to burn some energy off!

Shawn Seigrist: Fun trampoline place, it's reasonably priced and the staff are helpful and kind.

Jessica Schons: Used to be great. They had Friday mornings at 10am for Jumperoo, so under 5 can just jump. Now almost every Friday morning they have school buses full of kids or like today it's closed for a private event, even tho the schedule says there's Jumperoo. Will be canceling my membership. So disappointing.*The manager here is great tho, it's just corporate that's the problem.

Sparton 226: Even though I was dropping my child off and not picking him up they demanded that I wear a bracelet. I was very unsure why. They said it was for security reasons which made no sense. Cuz he ended up leaving without us anyway.

Paul Anderson: Grandson had great time .

Jonea Madison: Super fun and awesome.

Katie Armstrong: My 7 year old had a bday party here and it was WAY too loud. 300$ for tables in the middle of the place. For that kind of money you should have a private room. Won't be having anymore parties here although the kids had fun.

Mike Finn: Very nice

Angel Sauls: Good place near the city to spend time with nature

John Bounds: Great short hiking trail through forest, glades and wetland habitats. Popular fishing location.

Kristen Brown: There was AC!

Matt Myers: Great quiet place to take a walk

David Mittler: Nice place to hike and bring the kids to fish.

MrSilverWolfTM: I love this place! It’s not as good as fellows lake, but it’s still a really fun place to go especially if you like to hike.They have a trail that goes around the whole lake, and they have some cool views!

Josh King: Beautiful lake trail! About a mile around.

Chase Huggins: Great place to relax/fish! 👌

Jeremy Matthew Hartman: Zenith is the best rock climbing gym I've been to. Been coming here with friends for the last couple of months and enjoy it.

Adonica Dotson: Great facility with knowledgeable and friendly staff willing and able to work with, and supply equipment for, all ages 4 & up. Kids area for bouldering and climbing for various levels and same for adults. Reasonable prices. They also offer yoga, classes and gym memberships.

Rylan Andersson: Honestly, an excellent gym. They pack a good number of routes into the lead area despite its small size, and the quality of the routes is stellar. The setting is really good for a modern gym, and the grades actually felt appropriate, compared to most gyms super featherbagging their routes. Staff was super cool. When I'm in Springfield in the future, I won't have to think twice about coming here for a good workout.

Mythology Is My Major: Wonderful place, wonderful people. Being a newcomer, I was definitely nervous about people watching me while I learned a new hobby, but after spending 3 hours falling, listening, learning, and generally enjoying the atmosphere of this colorful gym; I'm happy to report an extremely friendly and welcoming establishment.

Andrew Schesser: I only tried the bouldering which was fun for about 20 minutes. There were maybe 4 routes suitable for a moderate beginner. All the grades are a range like “V1-V3” with the higher grade being more accurate. The gym is also overpriced if you want to rent equipment. $26 for a single climbing session, including equipment, is too much. Also, the holds are middle of the road in quality.

Jordan Peters: Only commercial grade piece of workout equipment is a bike with a sign that say's "only for z-fit use". Rest of the gym equipment is some discount stuff you'd find in your uncle's garage. Treadmill incline has been broken the entire time I've been a member.Route setting is a mixture of gross and boring since Christian left. Gym seems consistently busy. Staff can't be making much since they are 17 y/o on average and have high turn over. Put two and two together and you have to wonder where owners are putting their money. Certainly not giving any of it back to the gym equipment or community.Tape on bouldering walls seems paranoid and looks tacky. Sigh.

Grayson Sullivan: Blake really pulled through and was super helpful and made sure I had a good time

Dason Kingore: My man Blake was the life of the party but in a safe way. He made safely fun! He quickly went over the rules and made sure we understood everything. Great guy, and very nice to talk to

Joi Brown: I feel super lucky. I had never climbed before, and I wanted to try it for a personal reason, but it's already become so much more than that original catalyst for me. Christine is amazing. I love that she doesn't just tell you what to do, she explains exactly why. The facility itself gives us everything we need to explore the many facets of climbing. I feel like I'm truly learning the skills and the safety measures, and that makes all the difference. I also have complete trust in her ability to guide me and to keep me safe. She keeps me going even when I doubt myself. She listens to me and really hears me, and puts up with my occasional dirty looks :). I realized rather quickly that she was incredibly knowledgeable, EDUCATIONAL, and also had the perfect personality to be the trusted and effective trainer I need, so I actually asked her if we could pick up a day of regular fitness training, as well. I am always excited to work with her, because not only is she a health and fitness expert and an expert at reading individual needs, she's also just a fantastic person. I truly couldn't ask for a better guide in this journey that I'm on.

Ben MacGregor: The gym looked small but nice in the pictures, so when my family and I saw it was near our hotel we were excited to try it out. Upon entry, we were told we would not be able to take a top rope belay test because they were "understaffed". A little bit annoying, but I'm more of a boulderer anyway so I didn't care too much. But then we were then given a tour by the one staff member who was working the desk, which took about as long as a top rope belay test would've taken...I started my session on the bouldering wall in the back, half of which was slab. The boulders were fun, and grades felt pretty accurate. There was a variety of different types of problems so I was quite pleased. After climbing everything in the back, I went to the front wall where the cave section is. Personally, I love steep climbs a lot more than slab. And because I actually enjoyed the slabs they had I was looking forward to some cave climbs. I was let down by a lot of very basic problems, left right left right left, pull hard on small holds sort of climbing. And the grades on this wall felt about a grade stiffer than they should've been. Now if they were actually creative and fun boulders, I could forgive that, but these were not. It is very very rare that I enjoy slabs more than overhangs. There was only one problem on that entire wall that I can honestly say I enjoyed. Overall, the setting was just decent, but at least it was consistent.I should also mention there was a youth team practicing while I was there. I'm fine with that, I actually coach myself, and they weren't in the way at all. The coach had a drill and a setter's hold bucket with drill bits and such that she was using to set some moves for the kids. That's great, except when the practice finished and the coach left, she just left the drill and holds and stuff on the bench, which doesn't seem very safe. The head setter at my gym would've had a fit about that.Tldr; not super friendly or professional staff, mediocre setting, and safety issues.

Colin Henley: Sick place to climb

Ed Ward: Fun and a variety of rock climbing features with different skill levels.

J Fridley: Had a birthday party for our four year old, and everyone had a great time. The staff were very friendly and patient, and all the kids worked their butts off while climbing, which is all you can ask for. Fun gym to climb at too.

Zach Kauffman: I have been to numerous gyms around the US and have been climbing at Zenith for about 1.5 years now. I'll be moving to Texas in June, but it would be a crime to not to at least review the gym that I've been fortunate enough to call home for so long. The gym has some of the nicest staff who run incredibly accessible classes for all ages and set some amazing climbs. While membership can be a tad pricey, you get more than the cost in value (both in the form of discounts and in the aggregate of money spent per month).For those looking for specifics:- Zenith has two bouldering walls. The front wall has a 45 degree surface that blends into a massive cave. The front wall also has top-outs which lead to a weights area (easily accessible for strength training). The back wall is less steep and has a medium overhang. This wall has lots of space for slabs and technical boulders.- Zenith has a large amount of top rope, auto-belay, and lead climbs set on 35ft walls. There are just four (I believe) auto-belay anchors, so getting top rope certified really expands the amount of big wall climbs available. Personally, I haven't done much lead, but the climbs look awesome and have lots of variety for all styles.- Zenith has a smaller side area separate from these. This area has a large (with slopers and rails) campus board, a pull-up/beast maker area with bars, and (one of my favorites) a tension board. For the uninformed, a tension board is a standardized board that has LED lights under the holds, meaning you can customize your climbs with the Tension app.- Zenith sets a very large swath of difficulties. There are generally, boulder-wise, at least three or four V8+ boulders at a time, giving plenty of projects for the more advanced. There are tons of intermediate climbs designed to teach specific concepts. There are also tons of beginner climbs for new folks.- They also host yoga and calisthenics classes. Though I haven't been involved in them, they look very fun and difficult enough to get value in them.Zenith is Springfield's climbing hub; if you are looking to get stronger or just have fun, check them out! While your hands may be in tatters by the end (which for those less experienced, that is part of the sport; they get better and less fragile as you climb more and develop better technique), your spirits will be high! Climbing is one of the best sports ever; the climbing community is generally humble, encouraging, and supportive of everyone no matter the skill level.Have fun!!!

Bethany Stephenson: Fun, unique experience. They have smaller walls and automatic belay lines for kids and different bouldering levels. They showed the kids how to hook themselves up so they could work everything on their own with just minor supervision. Only complaint was it's very pricey. The youth day pass was only $13, but then you have to pay another $7 to rent the shoes and harness. After rentals and tax for 2 kids the total was $44. The kids also complained about their hands hurting. After 30 minutes of climbing their hands were bright red with a couple blisters forming. We left after about 1 hour.

Josef Geshka: Awesome! 100% recomend

John Thaemlitz: There is always a new challenge waiting as routes change frequently. The new (2021) Tension Board is nice for balancing out your strong and soft sides. Kids classes & birthday parties make it fun for all ages. Staff is helpful and definitely knowledgeable. Gear shop also has a descent selection. It's a great environment to get away from digital frenzy.

Carissa Hurt: My group of friends and I love hanging out here for a afternoon of fun. It is the perfect spot to get your workout in and have a insanely fun experience.There are many levels of difficulty and even classes for you learn more. Each path is labeled to help you know what may be easy or challenging.The courses include auto belays, top-rope belays, bouldering, and free climbing. There is also a workout section and small shop.The place is super clean and the staff is insanely friendly. I highly recommend for anyone looking for an adventurous time.

Antonia Furlo: Nice to have a gym at all in the area and it's very accessible for new climbers, however though their system for toprope is safe and as dummy-proof as can be, the system sets people up for failure and frustration if they ever dream of moving outdoors or even to a gym with less precautions. Coming on a weekend was a mistake to get any serious climbing done and staff was spread thin for the amount of parties they needed to babysit. Ended up just bouldering the whole time because staff wasn't available to do a belay test. Gym space was well utilized though and they had a decent amount of training equipment available.

Scar Robbins: This place is pretty rad. Recently found out about it. Different levels of difficulty and types of climbing. I had lots of questions and the staff was patient and nice in answering them. I highly recomend whether solo or a group of friends.

Randy Anderson: Clean and safe place for the family

HUE's Reviews: Very nice facility with multiple gyms and hardwood floors. I visited for a basketball tournament and looking forward to coming back.

Sandy Whelchel: 👍 👌 Great for kids.

Garrett Brown: Went here for a volleyball tournament and it was nice on the inside. But, there was barely any air movement and it was uncomfortably warm inside. If I was a player, that would’ve been miserable to play in. They had to open the doors to get some air circulated around the courts. Also, with all the players sweating and no air movement you can imagine what it smelled like in there. I’d say if you go, wear a short sleeve shirt.

Kim Pickens: This is a great facility for tournament play. Courtside seating is plentiful as is parking. There is a large lobby area where you can wait between games.

Pablo Leininger: Nice gyms and sitting area. Attentive staff.

Lynn Rather: Great for sports

Tanya W: This was our first time there for a basketball tournament. It's a nice facility with lots of parking. There is a food court, we ordered a cheese burger, chicken strips, and fries. Everything was good. The facility was clean.

Bryson Keene: It is a wonderful place where competitions happen

Brenda Cook: It Was Wonderful! Made My Connection! To See My Granddaughter Play Volley Ball. Thankful! I was With People. Whom: Know Me. I am: Always! The Loudest in the Group! Can't Help! Myself! Don't Understand! Why! People. Go to Games and Don't Engage in Cheering the Players. At least. This Time! Yeah: I Didn't Get in Trouble for Being Loud! Hallelujah! Praise! The Lord. Love Always!

Hilda Parnell: I had a lot of fun watching my granddaughter play a game of basketball 🏀. The Field House has plenty room to have several games or tournaments in side! Very clean!

Darren Lopez: I would encourage Athletes to vist the Fieldhouse. Awesome! Baseball court 🏀 and volleyball 🏐. Fun for all ages. Family friendly. Great location and plenty of parking space. I would recommend parents to check it out. It's owned by the park board of Springfield.

Kaden Fisher: I play there and I love it but the refs can be really bad sometimes and call bad calls but I try and give them grace.

Mr. Hyde: Great alternative to the YMCA for basketball leagues.

Sara Tingley: Very nice and clean facility!

Jim Gardner: Very nice facility.

Kevin Hoskins: Good place

Christopher Pickrel: I use Kingsley street daily on my commute home. On a weekly basis I get cut off by traffic illegally crossing in front of me headed directly into this establishment. Their frequent users are flat out dumb, ignorant, and/or inconsiderate. That's all I need to know about the crowd this facility attracts and desires. This should tell anyone what kind of environment this place has.

Dawn Blankenship: Great place for a volleyball tournament. Plenty of room to have it inside and nice parking lot. Consesions and good size restrooms.

Darrell Standlee: This is a facility for team competition in the either volleyball or basketball. They serve both boys and girls and provide competition at most grade levels. The City of Springfield owns the Fieldhouse and it is operated very well. This is a great venue to challenge young athletes and competition teams.

Shareef: Eric at the front desk needs a training on how to treat people. First off he was rude when we spoke to him. & then made us feel unwelcome & that we shouldn’t be there even though we were just walking around.

Megan Schiller: Incredible, modern facility. Weights, machines, cardio, pool, sauna, hot tub, track, courts, equipment, climbing wall. Classes and personal training.

Bibin Mathew: Great rec place for the bears.

Kraig Schenewerk: Parking sucks

Bethany Stephenson: Great gym! Lots of fun things to do. Basketball, volleyball, ping pong, and rock climbing. The pool is awesome. Basketball goal, volleyball net, lap lanes, resistance lane, fountains and lights at night.

Shawn&Jen McClure: Great facility. Amazing equipment. Track and pool are a bonus. Plenty of equipment.

Malik: only complaint is that your google operation hours varies from your website hours. Great facility tho

Daniel Hebert: Absolutely...glorious.Been going to this gym for years and I still love it.

John Chiles: It is a great facility with courteous staff. One point of irritation for me is how arbitrarily the pool closes for maintenance or other events …sometimes this is posted in the locker room… but it is rarely mentioned on the website or google page. Out of courtesy for your off campus students, faculty and alum who pay to use the facility…Please update your website promptly with irregular pool closures.

Shane Carlson: I love going here with my friends to swim. I mainly go here for basketball. I basically go everyday. Not only that, but they have a great workout area for sure!

Jake Elmore: Everything you need, except you get no phone service if you're a version user and music for me is a must

Min Choi: Great facility. Very clean

Sterling Thomas: Paid for the parking meter, went inside and told me I couldn't use the pool facility after I was told earlier the same day that the pool was open I thought this was public. And was going to pay for admission..

Jamie Smith: Free for MSU students so i really can't complain. Its clean, there's lots of things to do, a pool, etc.

Avery Spence: I liked the pool though hopefully once covid ends more than two people can get into a hot tub.

R H: It's a nice facility, unsurprisingly, as all full time students pay for it even if they have no interest in using it. Therefore it is not bound to the rules of the market. They have wierd hours and randomly close for things like throwing parties for their staff or to have a haunted house. In general they operate in a way that would cause them to fail if they had to actually compete for a user base. Staff is usually pretty cool. I've made friends with several of them. The management however resemble domineering high school Administrators. Every time they are around I feel like I'm about to be sent to the principal's office.Edit: Removing another star because I again had to deal with the haunted house nonsense. This time they wouldn't let me get into my locker (that I pay extra for) because they were hanging black plastic and empty toilet paper rolls from the cieling on the lower level.

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Brian D.: Neat pool

S.P. Woods: This place is a sweet athletic complex!

Kaci McLaughlin: Really good gym, lots of machines and clean!