Locker room design has come a long way in the past few decades, providing more comfortable amenities that are sure to please patrons.

Now that industry has largely left the waterfront, many communities are finding new ways to develop these amenities into recreational destinations.

One of the 89.7 million dogs that live in U.S. households is currently curled up into a surprisingly tiny ball in a much-smaller-than-her-body bed in the corner, occasionally lifting her head when I make an out-loud comment as I read through our feature story on dog parks.

A little-used skatepark gets transformed into a mini golf course, providing fun for all ages.

Parks for pets and people need more than just a fence and waste receptacles. To ensure a safe and effective dog park, you need to know some best practices.

Excitement has been building around 20,000 square feet of luxury swimming pools at the Gaylord Rockies Resort and Convention Center—pools that will allow patrons to enjoy beautiful views and fresh air even when the peaks are covered with snow.

In our first summary report of Aquatic Trends, we surveyed nearly 1,000 aquatics professionals to find out more about the equipment and amenities found in their facilities, as well as programming, regulatory compliance, major challenges and issues, and much more.

If you’ve been itching to get your words into print, here’s some expert advice on how to hit the ball out of the park.

Simple upgrades in the locker room can make a big impression. Changing to single-use locks can have a big impact on managing your locker rooms, as well as the way users perceive your facility.

Creative design takes visitors up into the trees at this unique nature play area in Michigan.