-Leisure Pool and Sauna Update- CLOSED…read more If you ever want to use the pool or sauna do not even bother. It is constantly closed on and off yet again, despite the new re-grand opening as of July '26. This has been an ongoing issue for almost 10 years. I cannot understand the gross complacency of an aquatic center for the community, only to have it still in constant repair and never open. And I'm not writing about the Competition Pool - it's the Leisure Pool. The Leisure Pool is the selling point. It is the reason for the new price hike in membership. For members to finally enjoy the "new and improved" pool, sauna, etc after so many years of waiting. What a disgrace.

Be careful they tell you your provider is in network. You get huge bill because they are not…read more Happens with them all the time. Beware.

Great pool and amenities in the complex . Have someone going around sweeping up tossed cups,…read morepapers, etc , keeping everything pristine . Nice little snack bar also in complex and restrooms , changing areas clean !

I really like this place. It's good for practicing swimming. Their water slide is amusing and…read moredelightful. I usually like to sit on one of the sunloungers when I am to tired to swim. The outdoor pool view was magestic.

The rec center is a great place for kids and adults to hang out…read more They have activities, work out room, a track to walk, and a pool. This past summer they offered kids free tennis lessons. What a great opportunity for them. Everything here is free and schedules are not only posted at the facility, but also online.

Facility is above average for a community recreation center and pool. Unfortunately some of the…read morestaff are not so nice. Individuals such as Ann at the front desk make you feel as if you are a major inconvenience to them.

Yesterday, there was a dead bird floating in the pool. It was removed, but a few feathers were…read morestill floating around. I immediately got my family out, but shockingly, they continued children's swimming lessons in that same pool, exposing everyone to potential infections and harmful bacteria like E. coli. I was very surprised, as the staff usually reacts strongly to smaller issues. For example, when I first signed up, one of the female staff members, a very thin brunette, aggressively and disrespectfully yelled at my family and another woman with her daughter over a simple mistake--we brought a floaty, unaware it wasn't allowed. We aren't allowed to use noodles or dive with goggles unless we're paying for swimming lessons. How does that make sense? While some staff members are nice, others act like we're uninvited, unwelcome guests in their house, enforcing unnecessary and unreasonable rules in a rude and bossy manner. This is the first pool I've ever been to where noodles are banned, but apparently, swimming with dead birds is okay. I gave 2 stars because the pool is really beautiful and the water is often warm and pleasant. Too bad for everything else.

I visited the Midtown Collaboration Center for a private evening event in September 2025 for an…read moreinternational non-profit organization. It is bright and airy inside with big windows. The Center is a beautiful and open venue. It is a community center where collaboration is encouraged. I think that there are some businesses who have offices here. Many of events are held here. If you work a remote job, there are open spaces available plus sofas to sit on. I haven't worked from here before but I may consider it as an option. I haven't been back since my one time visiting in 2025 but I would love to return again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 164/250 total reviews in 2026 - 1005 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 31 July 2026

It was my first time viewing this beautiful space. I was here for an evening meeting. I definitely…read moreneed to come back earlier in the day. The space is so bright and inviting. The gentleman working the front desk was very welcoming. There was a computer lab available for use and tables near outlets for table to chill or work.

This is a great community Rec center! Really nice gym space and the pool is great too. The only…read morereason a star down is because it gets so hot in the gym and lockerroom, it makes people need to take a break outside to escape the heat.

CLE's best kept secret!…read more The Prolific Oxygen Dome (aka POD) is one of the projects of Rid-All Green Partnership. It's unlike anything you'll see in CLE. It's very dystopian looking and futuristic in some way.You can find this POD on the premises of Rid-All Partnership. It operates as a standalone venture. POD combines many cool concepts into one - education hub about plants and herbs, community/creatives space, and wellness hub. You can drop in at the POD for an event or become a member. You can also host your own event here like a retreat or fitness class. I dropped in for heated yoga awhile back and had a very positive experience. I also heard about writing workshops held in this space. Membership is listed on their website between $25-50 per month, two tiers are available. I believe that programming (like wellness) is included in your membership. Best ways to discover happenings at the POD is on their website and Instagram @thepod.project. That's how I discovered a yoga class (signed up on drop-in basis). I hate to spoil the surprise but walking into the POD for the first time is a whole experience. The first thing that stands out is flowing water and the first thing you'll see is a big pool with fish. Yes, you can actually look in and see the fish. It's very therapeutic. There's artificial green grass under your feet and plenty of plants along the perimeter of the POD. There are also some fun community art pieces scattered in this space. This space immediately feels peaceful. There's so many unexpected things inside that it transports you. I did not get to interact with any staff that work in the POD directly but interacted with Rid-All Green Partnership's employees. They're all very friendly. The yoga instructor (not affiliated with POD). It was also so welcoming and so warm. It just feels like a lovely space to build community. The area where this POD is located is around Kinsman. It's not the best area of the city. Be aware of your surroundings and commute. When you arrive, you feel completely safe and at peace. I recommend parking in Rid-All Partnership's lot as opposed to street parking. I plan to visit the POD more! I love all that it stands for and especially looking forward to the wellness offerings. We need more spaces just like these in our community!

HUGE play area ! Took the kids when there was smoke in the air and pour air quality. The kids from…read moreages 4 to 10 had a great time climbing the structures going on the slides and having a dance party. Even parents got to play and that was awesome. The seating area is huge. The only minor downside is that no outside food or drink is allowed.

I brought my two children here on a Sunday afternoon, and although I had high hopes for this place,…read moreI had a terrible experience. First off, my two children are both 13 months old. They view this age as a grown child, so it cost me $40 just to bring them in for an hour. What they offer for children this size, does not live up to the price that they charge. There is a small area that has foam blocks and a little obstacle course to climb on with a ball pit, and that is all. The staff were terribly rude, incredibly inattentive, ignored us when we stood at the counter for a very long time, and did nothing to keep the big children out of the small children's area, even though there were signs saying they were not allowed. I did walk to the back of the building, and there seems to be a lot of stuff for larger children to play on. I feel like the price may be more justified for older kids, but if you have Littles like mine, do not come here. The price is so expensive, and they would have just as much fun at a regular park. If you're looking for a great place to try for Littles, check out.We Rock The Spectrum in Stow instead. We will not be coming back here until my children are much much older., If at all.

I live very close by and come here to swim frequently. The facilities on the inside could use to be…read moreupdated, or in the very least cleaned thoroughly. The schedule is inconsistent and staff generally seem to have no idea what's going on, but the facilities are free. The outside was renovated in 2012 and the outdoor trail around the park is nice for dog walks and the splash basin and outdoor sports amenities are well-loved, except the dog zone dog park, which is a neglected disaster.

The new playground looks stellar! I've been visiting this area for over 10 years and they are…read moremaking a righteous attempt to spruce up the area. The playground and field are a great move in the improvement process. The neighborhood itself still needs help, but the hipsters are moving in so the change has begun. A positive one this time.