Got a site there in 2021 because of amenities such as a splash pad, inflatables in the lake, there…read morewas a water slide there, Side by side trails, and a camp store3 years and the sign for the splash pad saying coming soon, water slide was open 1 day in the last 3 year and now is all rusted, the inflatables in the lake are always broken, the side by side trails were dangerous and now are closed, and the camp store is never open. Everything is always broken and no one maintains the grounds. A dead tree fell on my camper causing a total loss of the camper due to lack of maintence of the property. All of this for a lovely $3500 a year not including utilities and lake passes. Go to Longs Resor instead.

Just troubling all the price changes and every year they raise prices just to benefit themselves…read morethey treat there permanent campers like crap and some people have even put 1,000s of dollars into there campers and there sites not even including the people who have helped them when they started owning this place to many kids have gotten hurt it used to be a family place but not anymore it's like the country hell version of Jersey shore ...

I fainted at the pool today and they were very good to me. Helped me up, called the squad, gave me…read morewater. My blood pressure was low. I was able to get my bearinga and continue my day. Very good. They provided a wheelchair.

At the concession stand the slushies are overpriced. We got the souvenir cup and we filled it up…read morewith a slushy for $2 dollars. Then we got three extra cups and filled them all fully. So normally we have to pay $9 only had to pay $2.

Went once and spent 40 mins using the app to get day passes at the front because that is the only…read moreway to purchase the pass. Legit that was INSANE! I saw a bunch of others out there struggling too. Based on reviews, this has been an issue for years. They could at least have a sign up or a note on their website that you should use a desktop version of the app. The tech for the mobile version must be mediocre or something because using it on the phone takes 30-40 mins legit. Tried going back another time because after we finally could go in, we had a great time. Friendly families everywhere and the pool itself was nice. This time, I bought tickets ahead of time so we would not have the long wait at the entry. Pop up storms were forecast- we were cool to be in and out of the pool, and it's hard to know sometimes what the weather is doing in other parts of the city. Well, we got there with the tickets paid for this time, and it was a weather delay so we couldn't get in the water for 90 minutes at the time we left, and the delay was continued because the day ended up stormy (not originally forecast). We ended up not getting to swim. They said that since the pool was technically open, I wouldn't receive a refund. I was like, I mean the reason we are here is for the water and that part is closed. No. No refund or call back from the Parks and Rec department. I normally don't write long saga negative reviews, but it seemed like since you obviously have to buy tickets ahead of time bc of that process, they should at least have a notice on the page before you pay that the water is closed for a weather delay before you spend money that day. Total waste of $31.

I have loved this pool for years and long before the fantastic renovations. The entire staff team…read moreis so friendly and the pool areas are clean and comfortable. The snack bar is great for cheap treats and the pool has a slide, 3 diving boards, a walk-in main pool, lap pools...there's just so much room! Our fave part are the grassy areas with huge permanent shade umbrellas. I took off one star for a couple reasons: one, the grassy areas get really wet/muddy. It's worth it for the shade, but it can be a mess if you lay towels in the grass. The other reason is that they allow a lot of water toys in the pools. I've lost count how many times I've been hit with people throwing toys/balls and have been squirted in the face with super soakers. Honestly, I wish throwing balls wasn't allowed at all.

Great place for kids and adults. Big 0 depth entry kids play area, slides, and separate…read morelap/deep/diving pool.

Great family pool with a very friendly staff. This is going on the 4th year I've been a member here…read moreand what I really enjoy about this place is how friendly other members are here. It's been easy to make new friends and just strike up a conversation with other families. The people who play all the time on the volleyball court make sure to include new people in their games by rotating them into their teams. The social events planner does a great job as well with movie and DJ night, food trucks and even some events in the off season like footballs watch parties and trunk or treat in the pool parking lot. If you want a friendly social club this is the place to be. P.S- also as an odd side note this pool has the cleanest bathrooms I have ever seen in my 40 years of life at any pool.

Our son and his family belong to Pleasant Hill Swim Club. We have come as guests multiple times. It…read moreis a wonderful family pool. The pool is large enough to accommodate a big crowd. There are diving boards, picnic tables, a patio, grills and a concession stand as well as tether ball and tennis courts. There is also an adult swim every hour. If we lived in the area, we would definitely join.

This rec center is an absolute beast. As someone who loves to work out at recreation centers and…read morehas been to many throughout her life, this one takes the cake as one of the cleanest, most modern, and largest. It has an indoor fitness pool, an outdoor pool (looks like mostly designed for families with kids), an ice skating rink, a huge weight lifting and cardio machine area, multiple group fitness rooms, and a full-sized basketball court (that they use temporary drapes to turn into multiple courts for pickelball or pick-up basketball). There's probably more I'm missing. I've never actually walked through the entire place. They have a ton of community and fitness programming for the area. From 8 to noon then 4 to 9 most evenings, they have different fitness classes going on. They aren't just your basics either. They have enough TRX bands to support TRX classes or some of their strength-based classes use workout areas they've had installed. They have lots of spinning bikes and classes the support them. I've never actually encountered any machine or part of the fitness center that didn't work. Everything is well-maintained, and I've never even encountered an empty cleaning spray bottle before. The biggest "issue" I've had is when the water tastes a bit off because the red-light says the filter needs to be replaced on the water fountain. Prices aren't cheap, but they aren't expensive either. When a yoga class elsewhere will cost me $40, it's only $11 here at Kettering. If you get one of their multi-class passes or a membership, it's even cheaper on a per-class basis. They have lots of kids camps and kids activities including some homeschooling group play classes and more. I haven't paid much attention to the kid things, but I know they have some! Great spread of bodies and ages here too. You'll mostly see older adults, and it's really refreshing to see a ton of different types of people instead of the college-aged adults. Everyone here is super friendly, and it's clear a lot of the community uses this place as a great place to see and hang out with friends while staying active. Huge parking lot, but if there's a lot going on (like a kid's hockey meet), there have been a few times I've been unable to find a single parking spot in this beast of a parking lot. Bathrooms are clean too.

I love the Kettering Rec Center! That place made my whole childhood and early teenage life THE…read moreplace to be kids. I feel it allows kids to try something/sport they may want to pursue as a lifelong dream but wouldn't know where to start. Basketball, Running, swimming, pickleball, volleyball, ice skating, ice hockey, and a lot more but I'm sure I've forgot. Just such a great place for the whole family to go. Who else misses when the middle school mascot was a wildcat?

The good is that the hike through the beautiful woods was great, and the pool area well kept. The…read morepool table area needs improvement. I really enjoyed my hike.

Cedar Trails is a nice secluded park! Family friendly. We were there just as it's annual kids week…read morehad wrapped up and there were a couple families still hanging around. Plenty of hiking / walking trails. The pool is not heated and we were there early in the season so it was still too cold for us. The hot tub was great, but could use a little TLC. It is plenty big (made by the residents themselves!). I had to rewrite the brakes in our trailer while there and not one person complained, in fact one of the residents lent me some tools! It's a little rustic and could use an infusion of money to improve the maintenance; however all-in-all a great place. Check out the nearby Serpent Mound park! We will definitely stay there again!

$280 for a summer pass as a non-Huber Heights resident. That's a lot of money. So you can bet your…read morebottom, I'm gonna go there as many times as I possibly can this summer. I would definitely say that coming here on a day pass will make your life a lot harder. As a member, you can basically walk straight in (there is usually a short line, but it moves quickly). But as a nonmember, there is quite a lengthy line that has to wait for the numbers to go in first. You also have to cross your fingers that they don't hit their new Covid approved limit for the day. As the mother of a three-year-old and 1 1/2-year-old, this place is fantastic entertainment! I love that there are so many sloped entrances into the pools and plenty of fountains and places to splash. In fact, there are several separate areas. A splash pad, a classic kitty pool that only goes a little deeper than a foot, The main pool in the center which only gets to be about 3 feet deep and also has a bunch of little slides for kids and water squirting from everywhere, A lazy river and lastly, a regular swimming pool. I will say that the lazy river has little to no movement. You will frequently notice a lifeguard with a long rod pushing people in tubes along. This is for a reason. Trust me, you wouldn't move much on your own. It's also worth noting, that the lifeguards have a break for the last 15 minutes of every hour. When I only have my daughter, I like to go when they open right at noon and then we leave at their first break, 12:45 PM, so I can get her home for a nap.

Highly overpriced, filthy pool, limited shade…read more It's $16 for adults & 12 for children. (non residential). They do not allow children in the lazy river even with a parent. There is hardly any shade. The pool itself is filthy. Dirty bandaids & hair clumps all over the place. The lifeguards constantly blow their whistle and talk negatively about the parents of children to each other. First and last time visiting this place.

This pool is great for all ages. Affordable, clean water, great staff and always fun! For all ages!…read moreBeen going here for many, many years.

I bought an industrial Z2 pool cleaner on May from Kickerbocker and it died this week. Kickerbocker…read moreis a factory serving center for these bots. They got my bot on Wed, it was repaired and back cleaning my pool on Sat (4 days!) and it covered by the warrantee! We're lucky to have this business close by!

Couldn't be happier with the product Austin and his team delivered. The pool looks incredible and…read morewe are ready for summer!