Overview
Life Time is an indoor and outdoor tennis club in West Harrison, New York, located at 1 Westchester Park Dr. Life Time is a membership-based club. There are 7 courts. Courts are floodlit for evening play. Life Time is one of 1 tennis venue in West Harrison — nearby options include Junior Tennis Foundation (650 m away) and Synergy Tennis (679 m away).
What players say Mixed reviews
Players find Life Time a large, well-equipped fitness and sports facility including tennis and pickleball courts, with a strong focus on family and junior programming. While many praise the coaches and variety of activities, booking hassles, cleanliness issues, and high membership fees are common complaints. The facility offers programs for all ages but suffers from overcrowding and inconsistent member/staff attitudes.
The facility features several tennis courts including seven permanent pickleball courts noted for extra space and bleachers. Courts are described as well-maintained but no specific surface type is mentioned.
The courts include indoor options with lighting, but lighting quality for pickleball was criticized as poor making it hard to see the ball clearly. The center includes both indoor and outdoor pools and courts, with some appreciation for the outdoor pool and slides.
Some users report challenges with booking and scheduling events, especially pickleball tournaments with last-minute changes and no warm-up time. The facility is members-only and crowded, especially during peak times, which affects access and convenience.
A variety of classes and coaching are available including swim lessons with coach Katrina praised, and pickleball tournaments organized by Ivan who receives positive feedback for his management. However, some fitness classes, especially yoga, are negatively reviewed for poor quality and professionalism.
The facility offers extensive junior programming including swim lessons, children’s activities, and camps. Some concerns were raised about inconsistent staff engagement during kids’ rock climbing sessions.
The facility hosts adult pickleball tournaments regularly with trophies for winners and good organizational effort from staff like Ivan. However, some tournaments are described as disorganized and rushed.
Members experience a busy, sometimes overcrowded atmosphere with mixed reviews about staff professionalism and customer service, including complaints about poor treatment at reception and locker room issues. The member community includes families and teenagers, with some describing entitled youths.
Cleanliness is a major concern, especially in locker rooms, showers, saunas, and steam rooms with multiple reviews citing mold, slippery floors, and unsanitary conditions. Some reviewers report the gym was much cleaner in the past.
Membership is very expensive (around $279/month stated) and many feel the price does not match the quality, citing additional fees for pool access and childcare. The facility is viewed as good for frequent users but possibly not worth it for casual members.
Hours & Popular Times
- Thursday · Today 4 AM–12 AM
- Friday 4 AM–12 AM
- Saturday 5 AM–10 PM
- Sunday 5 AM–10 PM
- Monday 4 AM–12 AM
- Tuesday 4 AM–12 AM
- Wednesday 4 AM–12 AM
Programs
Recurring monthly group swim lessons for ages 4 months to 13 years, Kids Academy, Camps
Recurring monthly group swim lessons for juniors, beginner tennis lessons with pros
Social & Leagues
Includes parties, social events, active aging community fitness events, ARORA social events, workshops, and coffee club; no specific frequency or hospitality details stated beyond some programming notes.