We had my sons birthday party at DNASports. It was great. The staff was amazing and the kids had a…read moregreat time playing dodgeball and nerf wars. Fun for all!!

Watching my grandson train. Looks impressive and meaningful. Quality instructors working directly…read morewith the kids. Oh one more thing coffee would be nice for the grandparents.

I've been playing at the Plex since I was 8 years old. No matter who manages the facility, I always…read morehave a great experience and easy time getting teams started. For as old as it is, the fields are kept in great condition and the overall cleanliness is great. Refs are fair, which is always a concern for some. As far as pricing for teams go, I have a hard time finding a lower price for the amount of games we get to play. There's a large variety of leagues available, co-ed being my favorite. I always recommend this facility to anyone looking for a great place to play. Keep it up guys!!!

I found folks here very responsive and easy to work with. I set up a league but unfortunately…read moredidn't recruit enough people so we never played here. But this will definitely be our first choice next time. Folks at GameOn in North College Hill never returned calls or emails.

The pool needs work, it looks like the pool walls have never been cleaned, the entire pool room…read moreneeds so much work. They promise monthly skills checks that don't happen. And it is such a cookie cutter program that they only practice 3 skills in some levels. Better off going somewhere with red cross trained teachers in my opinion.

Just a word of warning, DO NOT use Bear Paddle in Mason for swim lessons…read more We bought a groupon for 16 lessons from Bear Paddle and with 5 lessons left they told us they were switching to their summer schedule and we could only continue if we paid an additional $300+ I declined the additional cost because we already paid quite a bit for the 16 lessons. They told me I could save them and use them when they went back to the regular lesson in the fall. I was just told my remaining lessons will not be honored unless I pay for at least 4 additional lessons or pay for their clinic. They told me it's not their fault, it is corporates change and they won't honor my lessons I paid for. They also refused to give me a phone number to this corporate office they are blaming. Don't lose your money going to Bear Paddle. That is not the way to run a business by stealing from your clients.

A family owned gym that makes you feel like you're part of the family. Quality gymnastics…read moreinstruction from toddler through adult (yes, adult gymnastics!) No unreasonable practice demands for team members, along with a policy of "school comes first" makes this gym one your child can truly grow up with. Concerned for the health and safety of students, team members, and visitors. Truly can't say enough good things about this gym.

The good, we had good instructors who were overall great teaching our kids and got them very…read morecompetent in the water. The bad, cancelling your lessons is a total pain, you MUST cancel in person "because there is paperwork". Also when they call off a lesson, they just give you an extra one, but it does not act as a credit to your next set of lessons, just a makeup outside of your regular weekly scheduled lessons. For us this meant when we were completely finished with the school we had over a months worth of weekly lessons left on the table.

I loved it they had good experience good staff and my child teacher was very the name Johnathan…read morewas very nice and let my son do fun stuff while still learning

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!

Great practice facility. Lots of room. Can't ask for much more in a baseball/softball facility!read more

I love this place. Maybe because it is timeless. Every time I come here it reminds me of my…read moresummer's growing up. I "lived" here as a kid. The footprint hasn't change a bit in 30 years. Today it's still maintained and clean for a private pool club. The members and staff are all ways friendly. Many activities to get involved in over your summer from swim team to free swim lessons. I'm partial to Over-hill but I'd definitely recommend joining the club. GO DOLPHINS !

i love the pool but this one old man is absolutely so crabby. he watches and stares makes you…read moreuncomfortable. he pulled a kid aside when he should have asked the adult first wether they were guest or member