This review is for the Senior Center Program Pass. For residents, it only costs $24, and the Senior…read moreCenter has many classes and amenities. I took the Fearless Falling class, held between 3:00 to 4:00 on Wednesdays and I learned so much. The senior lunch on Wednesdays and Fridays is only $4; you may choose to dine in or takeaway. Near the dining hall sits a huge cabinet filled with puzzles ranging from 300 to 1,000 pieces. Their generous policy is that you may bring puzzles or take as many puzzles as you like. The pool tables are always in use by smiling gentlemen and ladies. There is a quilt drop-in a couple of days a week. I'm impressed with how upbeat and cheery everyone is and I'm glad the city has created such a welcoming space for its seniors.

Even though I live in Westerville (license says Westerville, bills say Westerville, literally live…read morenext to Westerville Central Highschool) they said I am not eligible for resident rates. So ridiculous & I'm not paying an extra $24 a month for the "nonresident rate" when I do live IN WESTERVILLE... Facilities look nice & i would've loved to use them, but not for that monthly price I guess I'll be going elsewhere.

My boys love this place, and we've been coming for a while now…read more It can get rowdy, so it's harder if you have younger kids - my boys are almost 8 and 10 and can handle pretty much anything thrown at them by older kids (and I feel like 99% of the time, the older kids in there are respectful to the little ones around them). The staff tends to be on the younger side when I've come, but they enforce the rules fairly and I have never felt like they were neglectful about their duties (sometimes that's just ringing me up, sometimes it's answering my boys' questions - they've always been good). I still don't fully understand why the owner has their own reserved parking space, though.

I can't recommend this place enough. I walked in with 4 toddlers aged between 1 and 5 and Tricia…read morewas helpful seeing I had my hands full. The place is clean and well-maintained and there is a ton to do. Dodgeball and little tikes station and foam pit to name a few. It will wear the kids out!!!!

While my residency years ago in Worthington predated this facility, I was able to visit a few…read moremonths ago. My husband and I delivered granddaughter #3 to a birthday party for a school friend. It's very spiffy to have a party room connected to the pool area. We sat outside both rooms at a high top to watch her enjoy the fun, and once my daughter arrived to stay with her, we took off. I looked around as much as a could without actually getting a tour, and was impressed by what I saw. I was thinking if I lived in Worthington again, I would absolutely become a member to make use of the gym, pool, etc. I'm not sure what the etc. would be, but I would explore. Cool place.

Main reason I joined was for the pool. There are not enough lap lanes available. Memberships are…read morewell-priced, especially for residents and/or seniors. But unless you're flexible and have fairly low expectations this place can be frustrating. Locker rooms are also very basic, no privacy, steam room, etc.

Hilliard momiland is wonderful. It is huge and there are alot of things to do. The girls at the…read morefront desk are great!

Was going to take my daughter here to get some energy out. I stopped in to check it out and ask the…read moreprice. When you walk in it smells dirty like a McDonald's playground. The equipment was visibly dirty. Honestly the whole place was just run down there were pieces of the baseboards falling off, the wood exposed. The lady at the front seemed unengaged. I asked the price for my 3 year old and she told me you are required to buy their socks on top of the admission and it was $20 all together. For a 3 year old. For $20 for one kid the place should have been in a lot better shape. I would not recommend going here especially. It's not worth it. I've been told to check out the Hilliard location cause it's in way better condition.

Parking: This location has a large private parking lot with…read moreplenty of spots to choose. I have never had an issue finding parking. They also have a police camera in the lot to deter crime. Front Desk: The staff at the front desk are not overly friendly, but they were competent at their job. I would rather have competent employees than friendly. All players must scan their player barcode when entering, fyi. Complex: They have three indoor soccer fields to choose from with artificial turf. The fields were well maintained. They have several bathrooms that were always clean. Upstairs they have a small bar for drinks and snacks. They also have a small OrthopedicOne Branch of medical workers that will assist if a player gets injured. Conclusion: This is a great place to play indoor soccer. I signed up for a free agent league this past season and I loved it. However, I haven't played since college, so my body did not love it and I completely tore my Achilles. Thanks Resolute for setting up the games, leagues, and just existing. I had a great time.

Year 3 at this complex and once again very impressed, 3 well maintained pitches and a full bar if…read moreyou feel like a drink and TV's to keep up with the sport's world!

wonderful club with the best lighting in Columbus area. other comments are very old. The new air…read moresupported bubbles make for excellent playing conditions. Very friendly staff with great organized play. The junior is the best for all levels!

A good place to play during the winter. Lots going on here, although a bit difficult to break into…read moreit all and it tends to be a bit competitive. The court enclosures are the inflated bubble-type, with relatively good lighting (although it's floor-mounted, so can get in the way). Court surface is basically concrete. Like everywhere, playing indoors can be a bit expensive, but what can you do when you're hooked.

My earliest memories here are coming with Grandad and my grandparent's dog Howie in the mornings…read morebefore he went to work. Howie would run loose around the casting pond. As kids we also came for the playground and the library. I loved that my grandparent's lived close. Now, I come often for a variety of reasons. Of course, there's the library which is a favorite branch. I use the walking paths, and come for occasional free yoga at the gazebo. The casting pond has been renovated and is really beautiful.

This was my first time to visit the Park of Roses although my wife has been here several times in…read morethe past. We were here 4th week of June which means we missed the PEAK blossoms. Their website says that the peak time to visit in EARLY JUNE but our schedules didn't gibe with visiting in early June. Despite missing the PEAK, we were still able to see many gorgeous displays and blossoms. There are more differnt kinds of roses than I knew exisied. There is even a section devoted to HERTIAGE roses - that is roses cultivated BEFORE 1867 which, according to their literature was the birth of the era of today's roses. Whetstone Park is a huge park and the Park of Roses is just a part of the larger park. NOTE - there are no restrooms in the Park of Roses. There must be restrooms elsewhere in the park but they were not evident from the Park of Roses. This is well worth visiting and I'm going to mark my calendar to visit during EARLY JUNE next year.

This was a cool park and it had all the perks...basketball court, amphitheater, sand volleyball…read morecourt, large open field, cool climbing feature, an outdoor game, and a nearby creek for fishing. It probably had more but that's what we saw with the time we had. We spent over an hour playing and site seeing. This really is a great outdoor space.

I came here for one of the Westerville Community Band concerts in the amphitheater, and the park…read morewas a great venue. There was plenty of seating/places to set up your seat, and plenty of parking, including an overflow lot across the street. There appears to be a kids play area and at least one set of restrooms, seasonally available. The night I went, the weather was perfect, and there was plenty of shade in the amphitheater, but my friend indicated that isn't always the case, so plan accordingly!

Favorite park in the Columbus area, hands down!!! It's huge and there's plenty of variety between…read moretrails, so it's easy to find something that fits whatever you're looking for. It's a popular park so it can get a bit more crowded than others, but there's plenty of parking space around the park. Plenty of spots for picnics or gatherings and restrooms/shelters are well marked. Trail markers vary in visibility but overall it's easy to tell what trail you're on and how to navigate the park.

Gorgeous park! Came here on a Saturday with some friends and walked almost 4 miles in trails. We…read moreloved how there were trails, paved pathways, small parks, and play areas for children all in one place. It was beautiful and very unexpectedly large. You could easily spend an entire day here walking multiple trails. We would recommend bringing water because we did not see water fountains or stations, and some stretches of trail were quite long. We would also recommend exploring and seeing what you find. We found a fun area with wooden exercise and play equipment. We spent about 30 minutes playing with all of the pieces. It was so much fun and we are already planning our next trip back!

great people and really understand what they are doing!! very respectful with a high knowledge of…read morethe ramps.

These folks do not understand ettiquette when it comes to utilizing public facilities. They…read moreroutinely block boat launching ramps taking an unreasonably long time to unload, they block both ramp lanes, crowd the dock and have no respect for common practices of using boat launches. These folks ruin the convenience of our great public facilities, have no respect for others, and set a bad example for other recreationalists.