staff is overall very friendly except for the gross lifeguards and swim instructors. I overheard…read morethe life guards talk about "stripping" and they seem not too focused on actually guarding lives. I overheard one of the swim instructors talk about she hates children, which made me sick. overall, the other staff where very friendly.

I took my daughter to this location in the early 2000s. It hasn't been updated significantly since…read more- dated and overcrowded. Classes (yoga, anything in the pool) are packed. Plus, you need to set a timer to get registered for each session to be sure to get a spot. This is nonsense.

Staff is very friendly and helpful. The facilities and pools are also pretty nice. My daughter goes…read moreto summer camp there and they do a good job keeping things organized and parents updated!

Friendly staff. Great location. Love the pool. I go there several times a week to workout and kiddo…read moreswims. Highly recommend for the price to entertain the family

It's a good pool great people but camp kids are the worst they come out in the middle of no where…read moreand kinda annoy everyone and when we went to get in the play ground councilors basically kicked us off the basketball court even though there was no kids on it.

My family loves this place! We have been 3 times and plan to go back to do every single room. We…read morehave done the jungle room, the pirate room and the Harry Potter limited time room. My son is 7 and the puzzles are hard enough that my husband and I struggle to get them all correct. The staff has always been very polite and helpful and everything is clean and well taken care of. We recommend it to anyone with kids that enjoy puzzles!

I took 2 8 year olds and 2 11 year olds. We didn't know what to expect, but was it ever fun! We had…read morea great time! We didn't solve all of them and some were really hard, which made it even better. The hour went fast and we were exhausted when we were done. Such a fun thing to do as a family- highly recommend. We did the wizard room but I suspect they're all equally good.

I took my son and his friends here for his 13th Birthday…read more Upon arriving the doors were locked. I called and asked if there was a separate entrance and she yelled to someone that they forgot to open the doors. The area was quite a bit smaller than I expected. It was a single room with inflatables to hide behind. It wasn't really organized very well. The individual leading the games would ask everyone if they want to do rematches or play a different version of the game. Of course with different opinions I felt it would be best for the company to choose how the session is laid out. I believe the managers young daughter was joining the session and she walked out of the area a few times and they would ask if the speaker if she was coming back. The guns jammed a lot on the players which was getting frustrating for them. The kids had fun so that's what mattered but as the adult paying for everyone, I just felt it could have been much more organized. The individuals running the show were nice.

One of the main reasons the Club at Harper's Point has been so successful for over 30 years is its…read morejunior tennis program and the summer camps it offers. Steve Contardi opened the club in the 70s and now the name "Contardi" is synonymous with great summer camps. Eight camps make up the list of Contardi Summer Tennis Camps offered, which range in ability. For younger and/or less experienced players there is Fun Camp (not highly concentrated on tennis), Mini Camp (a.k.a. "Pee Wee"), "Munchkins Camp" for Mini Camp graduates, and Teenage Novice Camp. There is also a Girls Jr. High & High School Team Tune-Up for girls looking to make their school teams in August. Of these, the "Munchkins" is the only that last the entire summer, June 2-August. 15. The three other camps are the Junior Camp, Junior Tournament Go Camp, and the Invitational Elite Training Camp, which also run all summer. Junior Camp is the most popular and is run by Ali Ismail, the Head Pro at Harper's. The camp runs from 9-4 and is open to boys and girls of all abilities between the ages of 7-17. It includes lunch break (Subway, Pizza, etc.) and an outdoor break/optional swim time. Mondays are strictly tennis drills, as are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings. Following lunch, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays are spent playing "Davis Cup," in which the counselors select campers to be on their team, or "country," where they will compete in the camp-wide team competition consisting of singles and doubles matches (the winning team gets camp t-shirts). Flight A and B double-elimination format singles tournaments are held on Fridays. Winners and runners-up in both flights, main draw and consolation, receive trophies, as do the "Charlie Hustle" and "Most Improved" campers each week. The next week, the fun starts all over again. Go Camp is by invitation only and is typically for budding tournament-level players who often have "graduated" from Junior Camp. It is a half day camp and is geared towards taking players to the next level through a series of drills, some of which can be very fun. Fridays consist of Go Camp's version of "Davis Cup," pitting half the players against the other half in a competitive, but fun day of tennis. The Elite Camp is simply a continuation of the Fall, Winter, and Spring tennis program for the club's top juniors. It is not a camp in the sense that there are games and fun drills, rather it is a place for the top junior players to better their games and prepare for summer tournaments (hard and clay) and hopefully for college tennis. This "camp" is by invitation only as well and is typically for sectionally ranked players. The Contardi Summer Tennis Camps are for all players and abilities and continue to run successfully each summer. If you have a kid who enjoys tennis, you definitely should sign them up for one of the camps at the Club at Harper's Point.

Talented coaches. Great courts. Best tennis camp in Ohio in my experience. Thanks for improving my…read moregame!