I started coming here to swim laps. The hours are a little wonky and I really wish they would…read moreexpand their hours to include evenings. Facility itself is well kept. Locker room is spacious and there's a lot decent water pressure in the showers. Pool is not overly chlorinated which is really nice. I took lessons here too and the instructor was pretty great. Definitely nice to have this place to swim at when it's cold outside.

I started coming here to swim laps. The hours are a little wonky and I really wish they would…read moreexpand their hours to include evenings. Facility itself is well kept. Locker room is spacious and there's a lot decent water pressure in the showers. Pool is not overly chlorinated which is really nice. I took lessons here too and the instructor was pretty great. Definitely nice to have this place to swim at when it's cold outside.

I have coming to the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion since it opened in 2006. I have done everything…read morethere such as swimming in the State Swim Meet for Special Olympics Ohio and upcoming Indoor Winter Games at Ohio State, Sync Cancer Swim for Pelotonia each year, and doing the 50-meter pool swim; volunteer for Ohio State swim meets along with Men's and Women's B1G Big Ten Championships, NCAA Division I Championships (Women's in 2008 & 2018 and Men's in 2010), and more there. It is a fast pool that is home to The Ohio State Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Teams, and The Ohio State Artistic Swim team. McCorkle is frequently used for swim and diving meets. My goal is to jump off the 10-meter platform one. I love swimming at the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion so much when getting an opportunity to swim at a meet or gathering.

The McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion is exactly what it sounds like: the aquatic facility of the Ohio…read moreState University. So what's so great about some pools, anyways? Well, okay, not much. The pools are pools, mostly, except... there's this one pool. I call it the "Fun Pool" but I doubt that's an official title. But it is a pool. And it is fun. It is filled with built-in pool toys, like a whirlpool tub (spin!) and a series of chain-pull showerheads (splash!). It's a fun way to cool down from a hard workout over at the RPAC, or just a fun way to swim if you don't want to do laps in the "real" pools. McCorkle also houses saunas- a great combination is to hit the sauna, then hit the pool, then hit the sauna, repeat. I don't know if you're supposed to do this- it's probably unsanitary in some fashion and it's probably unhealthy to so drastically alter your core temperature or whatever blah blah. I love it. So yeah, you could say McCorkle is just a pool facility- and you might as well, if it keeps you from crowding up my fun pool! But really, if you are a student at OSU and you aren't using this place (and the adjacent RPAC) then you are really missing out on some of the better things our fees have paid for in recent years.

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!

This was my first time here since I was their age and it didn't disappoint!!!!…read more There is a kiddie side and there's different swimming pool deep sizes for every swim level. There's two different slides. And even a diving board!!!! The workers are very attentive and helpful. The restrooms was clean and they had floaters for the little kids under the age of 3! Now you do have to sign up for a reservation time session to swim but it's cool and so worth it!!!

This pool is amazing. Especially since 50 cents gets you in the door. There's a separate, gated…read moreinfant area with zero entry, fountains, water tables, and a massive umbrella shading a good portion of the pool. Next year will explore the bigger kids area with lots of spray jets, a slide, and large dumping bucket. There are also diving boards, a lap swim lane, and 2 water slides (I thought the water slides were a little slow, but I shouldn't expect Zoombezi Bay). A lifeguard told the pool with pretty busy during the week with summer camps but both times we visited it was late afternoon and the place was practically deserted.

Public swim. .yes ..no.. depends who's there. Let me in but as soon as my husband followed a few…read moresteps behind me (who is African American). He was denied..then when the woman figured out we were together she denied both after taking my money. Have set rules. And don't be racist. Thanks.

This is a beautiful community pool that is open to all new members…read more The pool is huge, and includes a diving area with three boards, and a 2 foot section for little folks. There is also a large, separate baby pool that is perfect for toddlers. There is lots of grassy area for spreading out. Also lots of shade trees for when it gets hot. There are also picnic tables and a large shelter. For kids who are interested in some fun summer competition, Northland also has a swim team for grade school ages. Prices compare well to other community pools. This one has a very family friendly atmosphere.

Super spiffy now! The new build is awesome, with really nice restrooms and a water dispenser for…read morewater bottles. The shady area is much larger with new picnic tables, and astroturf. A couple of cons: there is no longer a dedicated lane for laps (disappointing for my husband) and because the grass was wet/muddy after all the rain, there were people who placed their chairs on the sidewalk, therefore blocking the walkway in places (annoying). Nicely done, Hilliard.

This place is very nice for you and your children or whomever to enjoy! My youngest sister had so…read moremuch fun and the baby pool\area doesn't have a break period so the kids can stay and play( been said before ) and me myself had a fun time also. My mom was also surprised that it was so fun and annoyed that all my sister's begged my parents every weekend (and weekdays) to come back.I will definitely tell my friends/family and theres to come here.

Good water temperature, kind staff, kid friendly, North West Swim Club is the perfect place to…read morespend a hot summer day. The pool has something for people of all ages, and there is never a dull moment. With plenty of space to lounge and soak up sun, North West is the ideal summer hang out spot.

I've taken private swimming lessons at this facility in the summer of 2008, 2010, and 2012. I…read moreenjoy swimming here because of the lap lanes and the water is tolerable. The drawback of the pool is that there is debris after a storm. Diving blocks could be installed by the lap lanes for swimmers to practice their starts for races. The locker room has a bad odor. In order to be up to date, the club could be remodeled. The facility is a nice place to spend a summer day at, especially when it's warm and sunny. It's a perfect place to lay down and relax or be in the pool and swim or play games and have fun. The employees are very affable. The attire the lifeguards wear is first rate. The food at the concession is pretty good. I've eaten lunch here a few times. The hamburger is delicious. At the eating area, it's nice that a TV monitor is there. If you're not in the mood to read like many people do while sitting or don't like the music being played, you can relax and enjoy a television program on the monitor. Despite some drawbacks, the Northwest Swim Club is a fine place to spend a summer day at to relax and to swim.