Main reason I joined was for the pool. There are not enough lap lanes available. Memberships are…read morewell-priced, especially for residents and/or seniors. But unless you're flexible and have fairly low expectations this place can be frustrating. Locker rooms are also very basic, no privacy, steam room, etc.

While my residency years ago in Worthington predated this facility, I was able to visit a few…read moremonths ago. My husband and I delivered granddaughter #3 to a birthday party for a school friend. It's very spiffy to have a party room connected to the pool area. We sat outside both rooms at a high top to watch her enjoy the fun, and once my daughter arrived to stay with her, we took off. I looked around as much as a could without actually getting a tour, and was impressed by what I saw. I was thinking if I lived in Worthington again, I would absolutely become a member to make use of the gym, pool, etc. I'm not sure what the etc. would be, but I would explore. Cool place.

I have visiting the Recreation & Physical Activity Center or RPAC for short at The Ohio State…read moreUniversity campus for years for a tour and when the State Summer Games for Special Olympics Ohio is held there when Volleyball, serving lunch and dinner there at times for huge events, and other things that the RPAC hosts. I have to get my soda from a soda machine because the RPAC in the basement near the lockers only takes payments from students and facility who are members of the RPAC, but they have huge space for working out, taking fitness classes, and another pool that has 8 lanes (25 yards) that has a movable floor and waterslide area for families. Thank you for the RPAC at The Ohio State University.

Large workout space with many machines, classes, and various workout areas. Can get really busy in…read morethe late afternoon, so it's beneficial to time workouts accordingly!

Very well managed. Really great events are held at reasonable prices. Unfortunately, it is not…read moretoo close to me, or I would be there more often.

I called at 435 Friday the 21st. The gentleman who answered the phone was very helpful and I got…read morethe info I needed. I had search th internet for half an hour and found nothing. He showed patience and politeness. Give him a gold star!

Went to see Sweetie's brother play here. Pulling up, there is plenty of parking and a nice…read moreplayground. Inside, the building is clean and fairly modern. The courts are in good shape, and there are bathroom/locker rooms, vending machines, etc. A great place for both players and spectators. Pretty basic bleachers, a nice scoreboard, easy access to the outdoor areas and inside amenities. The hours on the website show it closed on Sunday, but we went to a Sunday afternoon game. I'm guessing they are open all weekend.

This review is for the Senior Center Program Pass. For residents, it only costs $24, and the Senior…read moreCenter has many classes and amenities. I took the Fearless Falling class, held between 3:00 to 4:00 on Wednesdays and I learned so much. The senior lunch on Wednesdays and Fridays is only $4; you may choose to dine in or takeaway. Near the dining hall sits a huge cabinet filled with puzzles ranging from 300 to 1,000 pieces. Their generous policy is that you may bring puzzles or take as many puzzles as you like. The pool tables are always in use by smiling gentlemen and ladies. There is a quilt drop-in a couple of days a week. I'm impressed with how upbeat and cheery everyone is and I'm glad the city has created such a welcoming space for its seniors.

Even though I live in Westerville (license says Westerville, bills say Westerville, literally live…read morenext to Westerville Central Highschool) they said I am not eligible for resident rates. So ridiculous & I'm not paying an extra $24 a month for the "nonresident rate" when I do live IN WESTERVILLE... Facilities look nice & i would've loved to use them, but not for that monthly price I guess I'll be going elsewhere.

This park includes the Buster Douglas Recreation Center, and the pool next door. We didn't visit…read moreany of those, since we went on Thanksgiving Day. And yes, we were just there for the playground. Dada took a guess and the playgrounds were empty- everyone else was still eating. Plus, it was barely playground weather, but you take what you can get in November in Ohio. Baby K loved it: there are several slides, and some climbing areas, including a climbing wall. Off to the side there is a hockey-themed climbing area for bigger kids, and a workout area for adults with a grownup-style climbing wall. There's a shelter nearby, and benches, and the whole park is nicely laid out. We'll be back.

it's a good park for kid's n teens but inside teens cn go in there to play basketball n hang out…read morethere do tiktok n play catch in ther also

You will need to come here to get a leisure card before entering Tuttle Pool, but the process is…read moreextremely easy with nothing more than your ID needed.

I love venturing out to various parks. This one is close/on campus. Lots of activities. Bike…read morehockey. Skate park. Playground. Paved trailways. Loads of deer.

Okay, so I'll admit the membership pricing here is extremely confusing, as the passes aren't very…read moretransparent about what is vs isn't covered, and there's different payment systems for each of the activities/classes. It's really bizarre.

Review for playground only!…read more We went to the library, and the Park of Roses, and this playground was sort of next to the library. I thought maybe it was at a school, but nope, at the rec center. Plenty of parking out back, of course. And a nice big playground. Baby K loved it. Slides, climbing stuff, etc. Plenty of benches for parents. The library next door for AC/potty/water breaks. Shade! No long walks for tired parents from the parking lot! We both enjoyed it.

The park has been reviewed, but not just the YMCA. And while it is set in a nice park and is…read morepretty new, this Y is odd. Small. Like, brand new but tiny. Parking is set back a bit to allow for some trees and grass, and a small aviation memorial including a stone for the Challenger crew and a bench for North American Aviation. The building looks big from the front, but is wide though not deep. The workout area faces the front with nice big windows, and looks big- till you realize one wall is a big mirror, and the actual weight/machine area is tiny. Like, smaller than any other Y in town tiny. They have to put some machines in the halls. In a new building? Who designed this? Still, brand new machines in a clean space. Other areas in the building for cooking, daycare, classes, etc. Friendly staff. Just a weird setup, and though I'd come if I lived nearby, it is not worth any kind of trip.

If you've got young kids who are interested in soccer, I can't recommend this place enough! The…read morestaff is not only knowledgable about soccer, but about early childhood education. The coaches know just how to get each child involved and feeling confident and successful. My daughter who is (not quite) 2 takes a class where each child is partnered with an adult. My son, age 3 (almost 4) has taken for about a year in a class where parents watch from across a wall. And not just any wall, I might add. I totally appreciate that it's a clear half wall, so my littlest one can watch her big brother and has learned so much, and the top half is netting to keep the balls safely on the field but let parents talk with their kids. I know mine needed some encouragement in the beginning. The field itself is artificial turn and indoors. The facility has adequate heating, but gets very hot in the summer with a/c, so there are large garage doors that can open and let in a breeze. Temperature aside, I appreciate that it's indoors because they can never get rained out. And in fact in the winter, they seem to never get snowed out either! Class begins with a personalized roll-call, a little chat with the coach, and a warm-up freeze game. They do organized stretching and learn gross motor coordination and balance. Next, the kiddos run through an agility drill, get a water break (they get so excited for this!!), do an aerobic drill, (more water!!) and finish up with a game of sharks and minnows. My son isn't always comfortable doing activities in group sessions without his parents, but the coaches really knew how to make him comfortable. Now he's so excited for soccer every week and participates happily and confidently!

We signed our three year old son up for classes here, and they ARE fun. But I'm not sure who's…read morehaving more fun - my son or my husband. They boy is the quiet shy type, but he does participate here with some assistance from my husband. I do like their activities and it gets my son running around. It's a casual, low pressure type of atmosphere, and his teacher seems to be very sweet.