Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center

The pickleball courts are really nice! Most of the players were nice except one me very rude man who yelled at me and was very aggressive not during the game.

My child loved the spray park! She's 4 yrs old and had so much fun running around. It costs $20 to join the Multi-Generational center for the year and then .50 per person to the spray park. I think it's a little annoying that you have to join the center just to go to the spray park, but there is also a gym here and other activities you can join each month.

For the record, I've been known to skip leg day a time or two, if you catch my drift? In fact, I've been known to skip months upon months of all muscle groups!So, my new motto is, if I'm gonna skip out on going to the gym, I'm gonna do it where it costs little as possible. Here I can blow off working out for as little as 20 bucks per year! Yup, you read that correctly, 20 bucks per year gives you full access to a small gym, pool tables, ping pong tables, an indoor basketball court that serves many other purposes, and many other amenities.The gym is small, that's true, but it has about five or six really nice treadmills, elliptical machines, cable weight machines to service all your muscle groups, a fair amount of dumbbells up to about 85 lbs I think, and it really doesn't get crowded.The place serves breakfast and lunch daily, and it's in top notch shape. Adjacent to the center are a slew of city tennis courts, a nice park with a running path, and it's pretty damn cool, to write the least.If you too suffer from paying too much for a gym membership that you rarely use, join the lazy club for so much less. You'll be glad you did.

I go strictly for recycling! Lots of bins and great for glass recycling! Lots of parking!

I have never seen a city funded community center like this one. A bike trail leads to it from where I live less than a mile away and it doesn't even cost me $15 a year to go here. A weight room, cardio machines, basketball court, badminton, soccer field, bike trails, activity rooms for seniors. The list goes on and on.Each base of the center has a has a view of the for hills are Manzano mountains. Free yoga classes for adults in the mornings are great and often the way I start my day. Tons of other activities including Karate for Kids.This is an East grmif you live on the east side you have to join. No city in the country has anything like this

I love this place and the numerous activities they have for people of all ages. Membership for the Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center is $13/year, which allows access to their open gym volleyball/basketball, workout equipment, ping ping tables, pool tables, etc. They have dance classes, Zumba, computer classes, painting, hiking activities, tai chi, and more! In the summer, they open their sprayground, which is kid-friendly! For a reasonable price, you can sign up for breakfast and lunches, which they provide during weekdays. Just be sure to call and reserve your meal ahead of time. The facility is closed on Sundays, but open the rest of the week. I recently joined last week and was very impressed with the Zumba class they have on Thursday nights. They request a donation of $2 per class, which is pretty fair considering normal Zumba classes cost about $15/session. It definitely got me sweating, and everyone in the class was really nice, especially the instructor.Check out all of the fun things they do on their website!http://manzanomesacenter.com

What a great community center! I'm on travel from San Diego & am used to taking my 2yr old to good parks. This one ranks among one of the best we've been to. The playground is huge! Lots of stuff for big & little kids to enjoy. They even have a spray park open in the summer with plenty of shade, tables, and space for kids to wear themselves out. I forgot how hot the summer in abq can be, so this place was awesome! It's a $13 fee for a year membership to the center & .50 per person to the spray park, however, because I was an out of towner I was able to get a day pass for free. I wish this place was around when I was a kid in abq. Summers would've been less dull.

Not very clean inside not like it use to, it has seam to gone down hill. The front staff are kind... sorry will not be back....