Aim High is a large sports facility equipped with 5 basketball/volleyball courts. It also has a…read moreconcession stand and sitting area. The have long full length bleachers on the ends of court 1 and court 5 and smaller sized bleachers on the ends if the other courts. I was there this weekend to work a basketball tournament. The staff is always friendly, accommodating and great to work with. This is our 8th year hosting the tournament here. They have a huge parking lot with lots of spaces. It is also conveniently located just of the highway closely located to many hotel chains for those traveling from long distances.

Great kayak launch! 2 hour trip from Tecumseh Park to Delta Mills Park if you're hardly paddling…read moreand the river is slow!

We were visiting our friends in Lansing, and decided to do some geocaching in one of the local…read moreparks. That led us to here. Tecumseh park seems to be a park in transition. It's a neighborhood park that's got some parts that are a bit rundown (basketball court is grass with mouldering hoops, and there's a decrepit baseball diamond.) There are also some very nice improvements, such as a playground. There are plans to add a kayak launch in the future, which is a great idea, as this park runs along Grand River. There's also an area that they're allowing to become naturalized, with some hiking trails winding through. Altogether this is a great neighborhood park, but not really a destination park yet.

What's great pace for fitness and fun. They have a full range of weights and cardio machines. They…read morealso have 10 dedicated indoor pickleball courts. Very nice floor and net systems.

I like that it's never super busy. I can peacefully swim laps in the pool, hit the sauna, or use…read morethe equipment and weights.

Adventured in for a little Thanksgiving holiday soccer 4v4 tournament and was delightfully…read moresurprised with what they had to offer! I would have never have guessed there was so many sporting opportunities within the building and we loved the sports bar attached where we also ate side salads, their chicken sandwich and had a burger! All were typical delicious bar food Worth the stop, but served hot on trendy sheet pans and our service was on pointe!

From the owner: Fed Up With Training Outdoors? Stop by our indoor sports…read morecomplex in Owosso, MI Ready to enhance your training and get the most out of your time? Stop training on unkempt ground outside and start visiting Capital Sports Field House in Owosso, MI. Our indoor sports complex is a great place to train for a wide range of sports, including basketball, soccer and softball. Whether you like training on your own or with teammates, our indoor sports facility is here to accommodate all your needs. You can even rent our entire complex.

I graduated from MSU but never went to Jenison Field House while I was there. Nate and I got…read moretickets to the women's gymnastics meet against OSU and I really liked the experience. For this event, tickets were general admission with plenty of great seating on the upper level benches. They had concessions available (no alcohol though) so we got a pop in a cool souvenir cup, as well as some snacks. Prices were pretty reasonable for concessions. The venue (gymnasium?) is a little older but it didn't feel run down. The bathrooms were clean and employees were friendly. The meet itself was so much fun with tons of energy and super talented athletes. I'd love to come back for future gymnastics events here. Note that there is no designated parking for this venue, we just parked in one of the downtown lots and walked. It's about a half mile from Grand River.

We actually met at jenison Field House to go on the 1st Michigan State University student memorial…read moretree walk. What a beautiful day and such a beautiful campus. There are 10 different trees of various species dedicated to the students who passed away during the school year. Each tree has a dedicated marker with the student names on them. A lasting tribute to the Spartans lost, Spartan's forever!

4 of us went to one of our favorite "haunts" at the City Park Grille. The happy hour specials are…read morea great start, and the entrees are always great. After a few of the delicious fresh baked rolls, I had the Chili glazed salmon. I told the waiter it was so good I would write a review. If you like a bit of a zing with the spices, you'll enjoy this meal. Great veggies and sticky rice too. Wish we had room for a hummer for dessert! Wait staff in Halloween costumes was a plus. Always a pleasant dining experience in One of Hemmingways old hangouts. Don't forget to sign up for a frequent flier card.

I had paid $5.00 to play pickle ball from noon to 3pm. I told them I had to leave at 12:50 for a…read moredoc appointment but would be back in an hour. I wanted to know if I was going to be charged again when I can back an hour later. I was surprised by the hesitation the staff had at letting me back in at 1:50. After all I. Had paid for service until 3:00. They let me back in at 1:50 without payment . They told me next time I would have to pay. I had paid for service from noon to 3:00 but because I left for a doc appointment it canceled the remaining time I had paid for. I would not be allowed back in with out a 2nd payment next time Does this sound like an intelligent staff? I don't think so. To be fair I am a failed bus driver so maybe I don't get it. After all the customer is never right. And it was 500 cents that was the issue. I will say I really like the pickle ball players. Staff seems a bit dimwitted. Feel free to call me and tell me what you think. 989-948-0393 ask for Craig.

I think Matt C. is a beast on Yelp, and I enjoy with most of his posts; however, when IM West…read morepopped up on the recent reviews screen, I had to chime in. If entry here is free, then I've been scammed out of $80 a semester over the past 18 months. I thought this would be a convenient workout spot on my way to and from Bogue Street from west-campus. I was a member from Summer 2011 - last semester. I finally wised up last semester, ate the fee and went elsewhere. Pros: 1. Decent equipment (if in working order) Cons: in no particular order 1. They are charging graduate students for access (maybe they charge everyone?) 2. The water fountains were not in working order for close to 3 months this past year and were not working during my last visit in September 2012...how is that acceptable? Seriously? How do you allow that to happen? 3. The men's locker-room usually smells like the urinals. 4. The lavatory and shower facilities are very outdated. Most urinals do not flush. If someone is dropping a biscuit, the emanation violates your face no matter where you are...there is no escape. That is harrowing. 5. This place is a flipping zoo during peak hours. I understand that comes with the territory, but this place is on a whole-nutha-level. I felt like I was in a mosh-pit battling my way to from station to station. The dumb-bell section during peak hours is like a BART platform after a Raiders game.

IM West is the largest of MSU's intramural facilities housing two swimming pools -- indoor &…read moreoutdoor, racketball courts, basketball courts, turf facility, gym, as well as many of the clubs. While it is not the greatest in terms of up-to-date facilities, it does have enough amenities to allow for a decent workout, especially on cold days. Entry to the facility is free for students, faculty, and staff. This allows for usage of the courts & field. However, usage of the pools and gym costs extra. Keep in mind, this is actually on MSU's campus (in East Lansing), but for some reason the Yelp map places it in Lansing.... map fail!

Hard surface walking paths, shelter, picnic area and play structures along with parking and lots of…read moreopen space. This park on the east side of Battle Creek also has a basketball court. I liked the benches in the shade of the tree along Cliff Street. There are a couple of parking spots there. [Review 11179 overall, 954 of 2019.]

This park used to be so much better until they tore down the original wood structure and replaced…read moreit with plastic and metal. Now it's just any other playground. I understand making them handicap accessible completely but if the people it was made for aren't even using it, what's the point?

It's been just a minute since I played on the playground here, but I closed my eyes today to be…read moretransported to this amazing playset. Did I play here as a grown adult? Yes. Yes I did. And I'm not ashamed of it. You see this is one of the nicest (but not newest--hence the charm) playgrounds I've been on. It's not that new plastic-y stuff. No, this is a good old fashioned wooden set, but massive, sprawling, and the kind of place a kid dreams is a fort on the old frontier, a pirate ship, or a rocket. The rest of the park is nice, too. In fact, I haven't wandered the trail part of it much. But I did dig the ponds, even though by late summer I noticed they were pretty marshy. Since Mason is a pretty small town, you don't need to know much to find it. Just head west on the main road out of town and you'll see it there on the right. Great to come and walk, play with the kiddos, or have a little picnic. I closed my eyes and did that today, and for a second I was there, even if just in my mind.