Henderson Multigenerational Center

We walked through the center. Greeted by the lady at the pool’s office. She was very helpful with questions that I had. I signed up for the Parent & Me Aquatic class. It was $ 15 for every Saturday in Feb. Awesome! Would love to see what they have next.

My daughter learned how to swim here at a fraction of the cost of pool instruction businesses. I took a class to learn how to sew and have taken a few fitness classes here too. It’s a very nice facility with an indoor running/​walking track, indoor and outdoor pools, water slides for the kids in the summer and pool tables and ping pong tables for public use. I’ve noticed they have a number of social events during the days for seniors.

Nice and affordable facility for Henderson.
Henderson residents are treated to a community center providing classes, swimming pools, basketball courts and more. I’ve taken a few fitness classes here as well as used their indoor running track. The instructors have been personable and motivating. The equipment is nicely kept up and updated.
The facility is very clean. Of course this is important with the amount of people in here everyday. The front staff have been helpful and knowledgable. It’s very easy to sign up for classes or obtain information. Affordable for residents is an understatement. $ 10 for a year to use the indoor track is a great deal to me.
It’s great place to help with my fitness goals!

I’ve been coming to the multigen for a few years now, this review is mainly for the fitness center. Although the fitness room is small, it’s laid out well and has all the good equipment for weight training that I like to use. It’s clean, and the employees are friendly. There’s not an abundance of douchey gym rats here, it’s mainly seniors and a few younger people but there is no «show» to be done here. There’s also an indoor track which is soooooo nice over the long hot summer months! I love working out here, I’d love to give it 5 stars but unfortunately it closes early Friday’s and Saturday and Sunday is completely closed. So, if they extended hours it would have my full 5 stars. Otherwise, it’s awesome.

I’ve been going here since the beginning of June 2015. My child has taken an art class during the summer, and takes dance now here weekly. While she is in a class there, I’ll walk either on the indoor track, or outdoors around the facility. This place is a really varied, mixed bag of activities. There are tons of classes for children and adults, there are places that are adults only (which is nice when kids are screaming, as those walls do echo), indoor track, indoor exercise facilities, indoor/​outdoor pool, and an indoor basketball court (and it is indeed used daily). Just a ton of offerings. I’ve seen classes for young adults with development issues, with transportation provided. I wish I could take the adult water aerobic classes, but they take place right when I’m transporting my student to school in the mornings. They have cooking classes for young and old. It really is a well-​oiled machine of activity for all.
I’ve seen complaints about parking here on Unilocal,and that honestly is such a non-​issue, it’s not even funny. If you want a front row parking space, then you will ALWAYS be sorely disappointed. They have a main parking lot, a secondary parking lot, parking at the library less than a quarter of a block away, as well as parking at the pavilion, which is *maybe* ½ a block. May I remind folks that this is primarily an Exercise/​Fitness Facility? Perhaps one might need to walk a half a block to get to the facility, but isn’t that part of exercise? With all of our fitness apps, wouldn’t we WANT to get more steps in and more exercise? I had forgotten to rate this center, and stumbled upon Unilocal and found complaints about parking, and was just shocked. Seriously folks, get off your rears and walk a bit. (Tip: get there prior to 4:45PM, and you’ll find parking in the main parking lot)
Overall, this is a great facility. Henderson really knows how to put together a great public facility, and it shows with this place.

One of the best rec centers that I have been to. There is a gym, running track, rock wall, full size basketball court, pool indoor and outdoor. Very clean and right next to the library. There are classes held here for kids of all ages.

WORST customer service ever! They canceled a class on July 7^th and after numerous calls and run around responses there finally supposedly sending my check tomorrow ⁹⁄₁₁? Rude & unorganized staff, expected more. sad when they call & tell you class has been canceled «because teacher dont want to do it». dont recommend to anyone ZERO stars!

Pros-​great waterslide and pool area for kids. Lots of lifeguards. Inexpensive at $ 3 per ticket for the upper pool area.
Cons– Stupid pool time and daytime restrictions, especially the lower pool. Rude Jerk at cashier station glad to take your money but refused to refund until aggressively pushed.
I had to pay another $ 4 per person to access lower pool, then found out diving boards were closed and lanes were used for classes anyway. Then I went back to get refund and the jerk told me diving boards were closed after 3 pm on certain days. I said it would have been nice to l know that in advance.
He then asked if I had a receipt. I said «no you didn’t give me one. I just paid $ 7 cash and you gave me $ 3 dollars back 2 minutes ago.» He then took 10 minutes to look for proof of payment, then offered credit, and I said «no, I want a refund!». Then he said ok, but I had to give him my orange band for some reason. What’s he going to do with a used armband?
He did everything he could to prevent me from getting a refund.

The activity pool is a great place to bring the kids/​grandkids and the tickets are inexpensive. We had 5 people and it was only 16 bucks for all. It still blows me away that they would build a facility like this and have 3 — 4 small areas for shade! How does this make sense? There were several hundred people there and only 10 –15 were able to sit under an 4 umbrellas? This is Las Vegas not Southern California who finalized a bonehead plan like this?

The completion pool is rented to BCH for the afternoon so my family and I can’t swim laps. If it is a public location payed for by tax dollars there should be more lanes available. Please lets try to make more lanes available. The coaches for BCH are not nice about it either.
Thanks

Everything about this place is great. Such nice employees and so many amenities. Always clean.

This place has everything. Whether you want inexpensive workout facilities including a spin class room and both an indoor and outdoor pool, or you want to take classes such as drama, foreign languages or computer programming the activity list spans several pages. Located next to Paseo Verde Library and the Pavillion, the Multigen center is also where you can pay your safekey charges. My daughter takes drama classes there and we are very pleased. They even have foosball and other table games outside the pool. There is a daycare center as well.
Parking is hard to find at night, even in the overflow parking area.

This is an amazing place! I was so excited to learn about this fantastic center when we moved here last year. They have a plethora of great classes ranging from fitness, cooking, music, arts-​n-​crafts, etc. I had my daughter in the summer camp for a couple weeks last summer and I was pretty impressed. She’s also taken 2 cooking classes, a cross fit type class, and a we signed up for theatre, but because too little children enrolled, it was cancelled. The staff is friendly, the place is pretty clean, and the facilities are greater families. There’s an indoor and outdoor pool, which the outdoor pool has a huge slide and fountains. There’s a few fitness rooms for exercise classes and a spin room. They have a couple basketball courts, a decent gym and an indoor track for walking/​running. I feel pretty lucky to have such a great facility so close to home.

This place is really nice. They have 3 floors of activities to choose from. There is swimming, basketball, fitness, cooking, childrens classes, and the list goes on. All for very reasonable community center prices.
I have brought both my daughters here for a number of classes and they both love coming here. I have a 10 and 2 year old. They also have special rooms for children as well as adults, in case you choose to wait around or just hang out.

They have a fitness center, gymnasium, indoor track, wall climbing, dance classes, cooking classes an indoor, lapse and outdoor pool so make sure to bring your swim suit and gym clothes to enjoy all the fun!
Check out their website for pricing and classes! Giving 5 star for clean amenities and for different things you can do all at one place!

The Lap Swim Connection
Short lanes M-​Sat
Long Lanes T/​Th till 10:30
Over zealous Tri Athletes make long lanes hard
For the fitness swimmers to enjoy– they yell, blow
Whistles and cause a lot of wake.
Best to wait for tri’s to clear pool or get there before
They do to get in a long nice stretched relaxed swim.
Pros: 365 outdoor swimming, alert non texting staff, you are ignored
Unless you make direct contact. Most are engaging nice kids.
Have never experienced pool shut down due to chemical imbalance
Seek off peak hours to swim: M-​F 5:00 –2:30 pm is pretty good
6:00 pm — closing is usually primo. Upstairs has a suit spinneret but this locker shower room is poorly organized… Mothers drag in small boys and give you dirty looks if you shower naked. Seriously water drainage in downstairs showers is poor.
Activity pool noise and crowds in summer attending activity pool are best avoided. Hopefully the new water park in town will start getting most of the local traffic. Kids from activity pool crash lap swim lanes in summer– lifeguards don’t enforce the rules.
Indoor pool is a chlorine kid screaming screech dome– avoid Unless this appeals to you, you’re deaf or have Aqua iPod to drown out the racket. It’s warm water in the indoor pool which is great for small kids, elderly — if you seriously swim it’s just too warm.
Overall, the outdoor pool needs floor work, stains and drains cleaned of gum. After school Swim teams are full of great kids but the coaches strut and yell.
I always meet the nicest people. Swiping there!

This was actually the highlight of my last Vegas trip I know, not the gold, not the girls or the alcohol but the one day to really unwind here and get to use the facilities here. I loved the pool tables, basketball courts were amazing. it was cool on a 97 degree day. My friends and I loved it coming here. I had not really been hitting the gym lately so I had the best time ever grabbing one handed rebounds with my old and new friends, showing them I still have some BASKETBALL game left. My jumpshot was still really nice. I hit a lot of three pointers and my team won more than 80% of the games we played here. It was really relaxing, I mean we could have been stuffing our face again in a buffet that day but this really worked.
it is the best place to visit, leave the strip next time you are in Vegas and drive over here. I wish the exact same facility was in NY, I would go all the time.
–Swimming pools here looked amazing, but didn’t get to go.

Dropped in for the first time yesterday to take a spin class. The multigenerational center is just another example of the awesomeness that is Henderson. This city really goes all out to provide excellent community spots and resources. There is such a wide variety of fitness and activity offerings available that span across the age groups. Judging by the activity lists there really is something for everyone.
For only $ 8 I was able to join a friend in spin and for $ 40 you can join the full 4 week session. There was a pretty good turnout although the class wasn’t overly full. The equipment seemed great (but I don’t have a lot to compare it to since I’ve never done spin before).
Downsides: The center itself was really packed. My friend mentioned that it was the start of new classes that day and people taper off after a week or so. There was a long line at the cashier which moved very slowly. The parking situation was pretty horrendous and you’d think it’d be better considering that they serve such a wide range of people within the community. But I feel lucky to have this place at all so I can’t complain too much about these inconveniences.
Definitely plan on taking more spin classes here and possibly checking out some of the other fitness options. (Although another Unilocaler did tell me that Gold’s Gym is only 15 bucks a month and includes unlimited courses so if I do get into spin I may go that route instead.)

I am currently coming to Henderson Multi-​Generational Rec Center to learn how to swim and so far, I enjoy it. There is an indoor track, basketball court, ping-​pong tables, pool tables, and they offer many different types of class such as dance, self-​defense, cooking class, etc. There is also a rock climbing class that cost $ 2 a climb or an all day pass for a small fee.
I really enjoy this Rec Center and when we do have kids, I would take them here for the various classes offered.

Henderson Multigenerational Center is basically a rec center located off Green Valley in the Henderson area. Because I live about 25 minutes away, I probably will not be here too often. But it’s also not uncommon for me to drive to different gyms in Vegas throughout the week to mix it up. Parking is small, but not an issue in the mornings. The track is free and that’s why I go here.
Features:
–Full size indoor basketball court
–Olympic size pool
–Fitness room with cardio and weight machines
–Dance classes. I need to see the Hot Hula Class in action. I said see, not participate.
–Yoga classes
–Pool tables and ping pong tables
–Small track
–Rock climbing wall
–Kitchen classes
I was actually surprised with the size of this place and all the features. If I’m working on my cardio (which I hate) and in the area, I will make it a point to get a quick workout HMC. During the summer, the pool will definitely come in handy for a couple quick laps. Overall, Henderson Multigenerational Center is a great change of pace for me. I prefer to hit the weights, but know that cardio is just as important. I see myself coming back. Most likely really soon.