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.

CCF Beachwood has good and bad for me.... My primary doctor retired in late 2024, which new PCP…read moreopened up a path for me to get the care I really need. I did not have good care from old primary for many years, and unfortunately and many things fell through the cracks. New PCP is following up on many missed tests and procedures. So I have had a love hate with the internal medicine practice, although I am optimistic that things are turning the corner with a new PCP. The practice runs on time and they are usually efficient. Parking is fairly easy and valet parking is available. Overall - it is pretty good; however, one should speak up or change PCP if you aren't getting what you need!

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.

Beautiful newly remodeled pool. Just be aware after last year and the beginning of this season full…read moreof problems requiring cops constantly and capacity issues it has been closed to non residents unless you are visiting with a resident on a 1:1 ratio.

THEY DO NOT ALLOW NON RESIDENTS UNLESS YOU ARE WITH A RESIDENT 1:1 RATIO. It's a beautiful pool…read morenext to Lake Erie, with a zero entry pool and splash zone for littles, two big slides and two small straight slides, and a large Olympic size pool with diving boards. Has turf, large umbrellas.

Quite the local complex if you are looking for a round of family mini golf and a nostalgic ice…read morecream treat. We had a great time, the teenage staff was so nice and helpful,

Love, love, love this place! The owners, staff and golf instructor are the most amazing and…read moresupportive people i have ever met. I can actually call myself a golfer after spending hours there on the driving range practicing and learning. Constantly upgrading and renovating the facility too. State of the art!!!

I visited the Thurgood Marshall recreation center in September 2025 to volunteer for a USTA…read moreFoundation and Advantage Cleveland kids tennis events called "Serve & Protect". I helped coach kids tennis with drills then we all met inside the recreation center for lunch and to hear from Police Officers. It was a nice community event and I had fun. The tennis courts are in good condition . The recreation center itself is average with a basketball court and a gym. I believe that there is a swimming pool inside too. Bathrooms are available also. I think the recreation center should be updated because it is outdated but I read on Google that it will be updated. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 145/250 total reviews in 2026 - 986 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 25 June 2026

Hosted birthday party of pint-size paintball for my 10 year old here. His entire class of 4th grade…read moreboys enjoyed the experience. My younger sons and nephews (aged 5-8) also had fun. Referees were super helpful and did a great job of looking out for the youngest. Felt safe but exciting for that age range.

Bring high tops or boots. You will get muddy. While some of the fields may seem similar. They offer…read moredifferent game type objectives to make things interesting. I was lucky enough to get a discounted season pass prior to season starting. I would suggest anyone who plans on playing several times that you get the season pass even at standard cost. They have plenty of ref's and they do a pretty good job of keeping games rotating quickly. They even have items for sale in the event you forgot something or you simply feel like buying paintball related stuff. I won't say it's a negative since it seems like it's what most parks are now doing, but be prepared to pay for field paint. I'm still on the fence here. Yesterday's outing had a bunch of chopped balls, but not sure if new ish marker or paint. Either way, continue to meet some great regulars here. Will definitely be returning. Also, if you happen to forget food, there's several food options within 10 mins.

Love that this is so close to me! Clean, organized…read morefacilities completely indoor. Pricing was reasonable, machines were fun but you gotta hustle to be your own ball girl/boy. Staff was friendly. When we had an issue with the machine not working, they were quick to add back credits. Can't wait to come back!

My first visit here and I can say I was very impressed. The front desk staff are extremely…read morefriendly and explained my options thoroughly. The four machine batting cages at the end have different speeds. Slowest fast pitch is 37mph to 50mph for the front plate. And faster speeds for the further plate. The pitch count is 15 pitches for $2 I believe. I bought the card for $25. It was a great deal. They also have slow or fast pitch softball. I will for sure be back.

I grew up at Winterhurst and as a kid it was the greatest place ever. Every Christmas we would…read morereceive season passes and spend every free moment here. Open skate with both rinks on a Friday and Saturday is where I hung out. We were in town over Christmas and decided to take the grandkids to an open skate. The place has definitely changed over the years. Both rinks were open, but you could only skate in one at a time. Where the front entrance was is now the Pro Shop. The entrance is now behind where the ticket booth used to be. The skate rental room has been expanded to hold more rental skates. They have walkers for the little ones learning. My grandkids tried the walkers, but once they got the hang of balancing, they didn't need them any longer. There was a guard for most of the sessions second hour. I'm not sure if she was in the other side earlier or if someone else was over there. It was somewhat crowded due to holiday break, but not over crowded. My husband and mother in law sat in the stands comfortably and not frozen. I am surprised they are the original wood bleachers. . You can still go to the second floor and watch from up there. It was a great time for all of us. The kids now want to learn back home in Phoenix. I'm presently on the search for an ice rink in Phoenix Arizona!

I've had nothing but great experiences here. My daughters a figure skater and has competed several…read moretimes at Skate Cleveland here. The ice was always in good shape and the sound system without fail. They have adequate locker rooms, which are dated, like all older rinks, but enough space. We dropped in here, on figure skating ice, on a Friday evening and found good ice, same good sound system for co petition music and lovely people. The front desk, ice surface and the club members make or break your skating experience and all were wonderful!