Goodyear Recreation Campus - Recreation Center

"The recreations center has a variety of options. There are workout machines, rooms for aerobic classes, a walking/running lap, pool, basketball/volleyball courts, and places for kids to hang out too. Outside of the Rec Center, there is a playground, lots of grounds to run around, volleyball, basketball, pickle ball, ramadas, and more. It's a great spot for some family fun!"

"Nice park lots of stuff to do. They have pickle ball, tennis, basketball, sand volleyball and a lot of different playgrounds.. Ramadas with barbecue to be able to have birthday parties and grill hotdogs. I would recommend."

"Outstanding facility! Very well done Goodyear! This facility has everything you can think of. Tons of equipment, walking track (my favorite), programs for kids,yoga classes, basketball and Pickleball and that’s just inside! Great pool. Great for me is the free membership from my insurance company. Not sure what the actual cost is but this is one place not to be missed!"

"Can't beat a day's entertainment for the whole family at a bargin price. They do not have a concessions stand but they DO allow people to bring in their own food & drinks. Total game changer on how we will spend our summer!!!"

"When our 2 hour time period was over, I wish they gave us a warning or were a little bit nicer. All the lifeguards blew their whistles and started shouting to get out of the water. More guards came running out of the building with life boards, like there was some event. Maybe a drill? Then as we were wondering what happened there was an announcement over the speakers about leaving, but it was hard to hear. Just awkward and a mean way to end the experience. Maybe an extremely loud 15 minute warning chime or bells would have been nicer, and finding a better way to calmly end the swimming time would have been better. I appreciate that the seating areas were all shaded. Had an overall good experience here. Just like a mini water park, everything is small but fun. It is free these 2 opening weeks, then it will go to $75 per family until the end of the year. Then after that it jumps to $600 for a family annual pass. I have no idea how a family would afford that, and that is an insanely high price. I'm not sure the money would be worth it, it's just pool's, a splash pad area, and 1 tall slide. Cool, but not competition for Hurricane Harbor, and neighborhood pools and splash pads can be just as fun on a weekly basis. I hope they lower the annual price."