Fun park for toddlers and bigs, picnic area, clean bathroom facility on site, spacious park area.read more

Lovely park. Took me back to my days as a child. All wood assembly. Only reason I didn't give 5…read morestars is that there were way too many outlets for the little kids. My youngest easily got out of the play area. Not fenced in.

Really sweet helpful staff. Went bowling with my son on my recent trip into Auburn to visit him…read more The place was clean & the staff was polite, friendly, helpful and service was great. We were attended at our lane immediately & our food/drink order was delivered timely as well. The pizza & funnel cake fries were really good. I'll be honest though the funnel cake fries were the Star. Fresh & not greasy at all. Clean bathrooms & very family friendly.

Fun atmosphere. The bacon cheddar burger was delicious but I ordered with out the bun because I…read morecan't have gluten. Fries were average. Old fashioned was way too sweet! Staff was attentive to our party as we were a large group celebrating a high school reunion.

I use to go her I went here for 4 years I love the gym I miss the couch's and everyone it's nice…read moreand I am known pretty well there I had couch z and mo I miss it I had a lot of laughs and I wish I did not move

This is the ONLY gymnastics facility in Columbus so quite naturally there is no other place for…read moreyour kids to go. Facilities: open concept with stadium seating for parents. Parents are allowed to openly view the classes. (5 stars) Refreshments can be purchased. Pricing is reasonable. Drink machines available also. The popcorn is a big hit. This is a nice touch. Restrooms: there is a high volume of usage so there are not as clean as they could be. One of he stalls is designated for the little people. The small toilet is a nice touch. There are curtained changing areas available. There is only ONE water fountain so get in line. Classes: There are a lot of classes offered however due to this being the ONLY facility in town they fill up fast. In my opinion there are TOO MANY kids (6-8 per) in the smaller kids classes (ages 5 and below). With all their energy the "coach" only has two eye and unfortunate they only Look one way at a time and they aren't located in the back of their heads. Classes are ONLY held Monday thru Thurs with one class on Friday evening. If they had classes on Saturday I'm sure the overflow would even out. But they are the only gym in town so I guess they do whatever they want. BOO! When classes dismiss it is a nightmare. If you are cloister phobic or don't like crowds watch out. Too many people gathered at the door. It seems like a fire hazard. The "coaches" do not do a very good job of directing traffic at the door. Front desk staff: there is a young lady at the front desk who's mannerisms are hit or miss. It's all depends on the day I guess. Sometimes she's nice and other tins she treats you like you are a pain in her butt! Not a southern belle that's for sure. There is a gentleman who's at the desk and he seems ok but avoids interaction with parents/patrons. Registration and Payment: there is no electronic registration. Everything is done on paper. No electronic payment either. This is 2016 and they want me to bring a check or cash. I don't carry either one so this should be interesting. Gym Store: They offer a wide variety to leotards for purchase ($35-40). Bring cash. Overall this has potential to be a great gym. They could definitely make the classes smaller to give the smaller kids the attention they need instead of rushing thru the classes and the kids are standing around waiting on the coaches to instruct them or even hurt themselves. My daughter fell last week and the coach didn't even see that she hurt herself. I'd pay more per month to get more coaches (eyes) on the floor for better instruction. Lastly, there is FREE WIFI. I'm sure everyone enjoys that. Personally I like watching my kid but for those that troll the Internet constantly this is definitely a perk.

This bowling alley has been around forever. It's now "Valley Lanes", btw…read more Outside it looks like crap, but they've taken very good care of the place inside. They have a snack bar that serves, pizza, nachos, french fries, and a ton of other random stuff. They also have a nice selection of alcoholic beverages. They have 30ish AMF bowling lanes, as well as a small arcade and a pool table. They're open daily. On Friday and Saturday nights they have cosmic bowling. It starts at 10. You pay $16 and bowl as many games as you want until 2 am. Wednesdays, they have a special where you can get your shoes, games, and even snacks for just $1.50 each. Definitely a great place to take your kids! They do host birthday parties! This place is still great for adults and teenagers as well. I mean, who DOESN'T love to bowl?

Sam Harris is a modest, city-run park located at 850 Foster Street, near Drake Middle School…read more Amenities include a paved walking loop (6 laps = 1 mile), horseshoe pits, an ADA-compliant playground, a basketball hoop (which unfortunately and strangely is set up in the parking lot), picnic tables, and a pavilion. Sam Harris Park was renovated last year and feels new. There's a woodsy babbling creek you can stroll alongside. The park land stretches out to almost Shug Jordan. It's not the most exciting park, but it's not bad. There are restrooms but they happened to be closed for "winterization." Park was clean and seemed safe (a cop was hanging out in the parking lot). The ice cream man even made an appearance!

There's a lot of work going into this complex. However, everything is coming together well…read more There's a pretty new field house and the bathrooms are nice. We recently came in town for a soccer tournament offered by Auburn Thunder, and this is their home complex.

It don't look like the top will ever be put back up - so if you're gonna hit balls,you better take…read moreyour umbrella and a really good pair of sunglasses.The price to hit golf balls has gone up,you can actually play 9 holes of golf for the price of a bucket of balls. I was told back when the owner started renovation,we would have a top and fans to help keep you cool.

My golf partner and I had an opportunity to play Bay vs. Bay earlier this week on the InRange…read moresystem. OMGoodness the options are endless and the experience was second to none. I love the renovations and upgrades at the range ~ DeAnne (a girl who golfs)

Loved the courses. Being from Florida, the elevations were a welcome change. Starters and rangers…read morewere great. While the cart guys were helpful, I felt as though some improvements could be made such as providing towels - especially when there is rain. A couple of our rounds we had to ask for things (such as towels and getting our clubs cleaned since we were leaving our clubs for the next day). Maybe the process is different from the expectations based on experiences in other states. While the clubhouse is nice enough, the food is pretty mid. We had lunch the first day but decided we would not eat there any of our other 2 rounds. Pro shop personnel were cordial and communication was great. We booked our tee times thru a group service which entitled us to additional discounts on any merch.

Fourth golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Grand National…read more Links Course - challenging, fun and peaceful. Greens are fast. Everything seemed easy after Ross Bridge, lol. Short course - It is all about the short game. It was December, so it got dark very quick. I did not get to finish all 18 but I had a blast. RTJ rankings, in terms of challenges: 1st: Ross Bridge and Silver Lakes 3rd: Grand National (Links course) 4th: Oxmoor Valley (Valley course)