I have many fond memories of this swim club from the 80's and a recent visit showed me while some…read morethings have changed (i.e., renovated/updated front desk area) some things have remained blissfully the same. Tucked on the west side of Ann Arbor, down a dirt road, you have to know exactly where you are going to get here. No, it's not a public pool so you have to either be a member or visit as a guest of someone. A tree-canopied picnic area offers a plethora of tables where you can stash your stuff while you visit the pool. The changing area remains as it always has been, open-air and no frills. No battling with the kids over tv, snacks or vending machines... none of that here. The "baby" pool has been renamed the "leisure" pool and it's nice for kids with a zero depth start and slow grade to knee depth (for me). Two low-dive boards and one high-dive offer some fun along with a lap pool for the more serious among us. No kid (and many adults) can resist the in-ground trampolines or space ball game (trampoline for two with a divider and ball you shoot back & forth). There are plenty of play structures for kids to explore along with multiple tennis courts, backboard, volleyball nets, and various yard games galore. It's definitely a spot you can while away a summer afternoon with no problem.

The average wait time to join this club is 3 years. Once you're in it's like a summer secret…read moresociety. Great staff, wonderful activities for kids, beautiful tree lined picnic area, etc.

OHAC is a good, clean, no-frills neighborhood pool with a steep! slide, big deep end, basketball…read morehoop at the side of the pool, volleyball/badminton court, and cordoned-off kids area. Quieter than the public pools, this is the best kept secret of folks who know on the northside. They also rent the whole facility for parties, and have covered tables on the side for this. Lots of seating, not as much shade. Plenty of communal pool toys, kickboards, goggles, etc. Ice cream bars for sale. Good vibes.

OHAC is our summer hang-out spot, and is a hidden gem in northeast Ann Arbor! The pool is never…read morevery crowded, and is big enough for the kids to have a ton of fun, but small enough for parents to be able to relax! The membership is affordable, too, and allows you to visit the main OHAC pool (which is great for all ages) or the Dolfin pool (which is deeper, with a diving board)! It's a bit more expensive than the public pools, but don't let that sway you--it is so worth it! I'm so glad I never again have to go back to the dirty, overcrowded public pools again!

The place was amazing. I always felt safe dropping my kid off in middle school. The shade was greatread more

Newburgh was terrible. The deep end is so gosh darn small,the pool is so deep no matter what. Do…read morenot let little kids in the main pool.but put them on the kitty pool

This is a great place for outdoor activities no matter the season…read more In the summer, the pool is an ideal place to cool off. There is a zero-depth pool for young kids and another area about 4 feet deep for older kids to swim in, with or without parents. When the weather turns cold, the ice rink is well-maintained and fun for all. I appreciated that they Zamboni the rink halfway through an open skate so that it stays smooth. Two fire pits allow for warming up if your fingers start to freeze. Overall this is a fantastic place to spend some quality time being active outdoors all year round.

They have a covered outdoor ice skating rink which is really cool and well kept. The lobby is…read moreheated with restrooms. Skate rentals are available. Customer service was nice! Had a very good time with this winter activity.

We have been sending our 4yr old to Coach Jen and her crew for some time now. Our toddler has been…read moreafraid of water most of their life, and since meeting coach Jen, I see increased confidence in water, having more fun and enjoying themselves in the pool. We are confident in our toddlers swimming skills to play safe in the deep end of the pool. I would definitely recommend any parents trying to reach their little ones to swim give coach Jen a call

I was reared by European parents, one artist and one physicist, who don't believe in valorizing…read morerich bastards who flaunt their material goods. (not that all rich people are bastards, mind you) We played tennis but never competed. We played on old, cracked, outdoor, forgotten courts because then we didn't have to deal with anyone else. I played in skate shoes, flannel shirts, and jeans (it was the '90s!). We love to swim but we take more time to complete a lap than an asthmatic turtle. So when I hear 'tennis club' I cringe. I automatically think of upturned noses. But after four times of hitting balls around at Chippewa, my apprehension is waning. This ain't no snobby country club. I'm a plus one on my partner's family's membership so I can't tell you anything about cost. I can tell you, however, that there are: - six well-maintained really-high-ceiling indoor courts with water stations and benches. - draw-nets that separate the courts. - large wheeled carts filled with tennis balls. - a lot of people taking lessons which means you get a range from Eastern students with blond ponytails and 80 mph serves to 50 year-old men with sweat bands on their heads who can hardly hit a ball. - changing rooms with great little nooks that give you a little privacy and comfort - six spacious showers in private stalls with nice hot water - a small sauna - a full gym downstairs with aerobic machines, weights, etc. Always is empty when I'm there Still haven't scoped the pool but hope to do so soon. If you want a laid-back atmosphere with all-season courts but where you don't have to have a diamond ring or a beamer to join, this just might be your place.

I was invited here to play some Wolleyball with a few co-workers and friends. Wolleyball is…read moreVolleyball played in a Racquetball court. It makes for some interesting activity in the room with 4 walls. I was actually looking forward to it as I had not played in a while. The place sits hidden back off of Golfside Rd. It has a distinctive sign that you can't miss. Half way down the long driveway I was wondering if I was in the right spot. I then saw a building so to the left I turned. Hmmmm.....Seems deserted and vacant. It took me 15 mins to call the club to ask if I was at the correct location. Nope! You turned left instead of right and you are at the Swimming pool and outdoor Tennis courts. Okie Dokie. The place is actually at the furthest end of the driveway. Once arriving at the actual building I noticed I was at the correct location because I actually saw people. After climbing the steps and entering the building there are Indoor Tennis courts, Soccer and Racquetball rooms. The charge is $6 to enter. There is a locker room for men and women. I would recommend bringing a lock. The RB rooms are located on the lower level along with Exercise equipment. It is not a new facility but maintained, We played 6 games and I felt the burn the following day. Overall, it was a fun experience once you actually find the correct building.

Mike was awesome! My boyfriend and I are going to the Cayman Islands and want to go snorkeling and…read moreMike was super knowledgeable and helped us find the perfect masks. Also taught us everything we needed to know before during and after using them. Thanks again, Mike!

Used our snorkels on a caribbean trip and everything went great. Lesson was fantastic.read more

My daughter started as minnow and within 4 weeks she jumped to turtle 1 thanks to Chris and Todd's…read morededication and patience. Certainly great with kids, they know how to encourage them and keep them focus on but at the same time make it fun! They sanitize everything and check temperature before you coming in; teacher uses a face shield the whole time; pool is closed to the hotel guests for the clases allocated time. I feel very safe. I really recommend it!