Came here to play pickleball and was surprised at the facility. They had a basketball practice on…read morethe other gym floor and the kids were lucky to get that type of coaching at young age. Been we a few times and they had volleyball here as well. The place is geared towards training for kids 18 and under to receive training and practice under knowledgeable coaches. Open pickleball is for all ages. This has been a pleasant surprise as all players are friendly, competitive, and always let waiting players play next.

The staff are well educated and very accomodating. They really care about the youth that enters the…read morefacility.

Great facility with a tremendously talented coaching and training staff. It's family-owned and…read morerelatively new so there's still some growing the club has to do. But overall a great local resource for parents and youth alike in/around Gahanna, New Albany, Blacklick, Reynoldsburg, Pataskala or Pickerington.

The worst experience I've had at a gym. The website is very deceiving saying that you can block…read moretimes out to rent the gym, and they even send a confirmation email for each hour you reserve. When we arrived the gym was in use by an AAU team. The coach of the team and the guy working had no idea what we were talking about when we said we booked the time online through the website. Also, when we went to pay we were not able to pay with a credit card, even though 7 different credit card companies are shown on the website. We eventually had to split court space with the AAU team and received dirty looks from multiple parents because we were on "their time" even though we followed what was supposedly the correct procedure to schedule a time to use the gym. The gym floor was also pretty bad, with gaps between sections of the court, so some areas allowed the ball to bounce well and others took the bounce away from the ball.

Located in Mock Park, the Willis center seems to be mostly used for basketball games, and that's…read morewhy we went, to see Sweetie's nephews play. Still, it's a large center, and I'm sure could be used for other sporting events. Plenty of parking, nicely maintained grounds and facility. When set up for kids' basketball there were 4 courts. Everything seems new and clean; nice scoreboards, plenty of (temporary) seats, good bathrooms and a few snack machines.

My daughter tried out for there spring basket ball team and had never been a part of there program…read moreshe was one of the best out there and already plays for a high rated team and they blew her off and told her she was not good enough for them and they did not even know her name. we are very annoyed and pissed at them.

Had a great experience with Ryze. We felt that Kendall did a great job of keeping the girls…read moreaccountable while letting them have fun at the same time. All the girls wound up improving throughout the season. We highly recommend this program.

We've been to the park and playground many times. Today Baby K needed a pitstop, and luckily the…read morerec center was open. We hoofed it over, and when we came in the lady at the counter guessed what we needed, and directed us up the ramp to the bathrooms. Which were clean. We thanked her on the way out. The place is bigger than some of the other Columbus rec centers I've been to. They seem to have lots of activities. Big parking lot. Public art at the entrance. A cool place.

I love having the Schiller rec center as an option in lieu of joining a "gym"…read more It's got everything I need: a cardio room with decent treadmills, elliptical machines, and a couple of bikes; a weight room that has recently been restocked with $50,000 worth of new equipment. Lots of circuit training equipment and free weights, and it's big enough that it never really gets crowded whatsoever. Recently I signed up for my first class- a combination of step aerobics, kickboxing, and total body conditioning. Vicki the instructor, is no joke. For $55, I get 3 hours of class per week (1.5 hours Tues and Thurs) for ten weeks. What a great deal. Oh, and it's only $75 to join the rec center for THE WHOLE YEAR. But wait, there's more! Not only does that get you in here, but you can go to ANY rec center in the Columbus parks and rec. So if this place is closed (which it is on Sunday and Monday) you can go check out any of the other centers that may be open. You can visit the parks and rec site to see what each facility has to offer in the way of fitness classes and whatnot. Check it out!

A very nice park featuring a shelterhouse with picnic tables, basketball court, a wetland area…read morebetween the recreational area and the highway, and a nice playground space. The playground offers multiple slides, baby and traditional swings, climbing structures, monkey bars, and more, with benches nearby. It has plentiful options to entertain and challenge kids. The wetland area is nice to observe. Even with the noise off of the highway, it still attracted a number of birds and other wildlife to see. Street parking is available in the neighborhood.

A nice little park, in Worthington but actually a Columbus park somehow…read more On a corner in a quiet neighborhood, this has a nice shelter, one basketball court, and a big playground. Baby K loved it. Slides, climbing wall, etc. Benches for the parents, and picnic tables. The playground is out in the sun, but there are shade trees all around.

We've been here several times for basketball games. The stands are big, seats are comfy. Sound…read moreand scoreboard are nice. The facility is clearly used for other sports and activities- it's large, a big dome, so is probably pretty flexible. I hear they used to have state wrestling tournaments here. Staff are helpful. Bathrooms are easy to find. There's a food stand. Parking isn't great- big lots, but far away. You can't even really drop someone off close to the door. But, as part of the sports complex with the football stadium, it works okay.

This is a smallish municipal park with a player area, but what was really important to us is that…read moreit's an excellent place for a put-in for kayaking the Big Walnut Creek. Just north of here there is a low-head dam currently situated on the Creek. so we needed to avoid that structure, and selected this park as a starting point. there is a nice boat ramp, and although there have been quite a bit of rain the water level had receded overnight, so we had to walk the boats out to the center of the creek. After a little scooting around we were on our way. This is a great launching point, and it made for a great float of about 1-1/2 to 2 hours into downtown Gahanna. Our kayak takeout was Friendship Park, just south of the Creekside area, but you can read all about that and another one of my reviews.

Searching for parks on a hot day, for Baby K to play at, we went to half a dozen. We needed one…read morethat was not busy (at least, not crowded with kids at the playground), that had some shade on the playground so she didn't burn her legs on the slides, and where Dada didn't have to walk far from the parking lot. We got all that here, and so much more. There is a fair-sized playground with several slides, climbing areas, swings, etc. And: an obstacle course with logs, tunnels, little houses to play in, and more. Wow. Plus it's a great park otherwise: shade, plus green space, a shelter with bathrooms, tables, a rain garden, places to fish by a big pond, paths, basketball courts and playing fields, and more. Beautifully laid out, full of fun, we will definitely be back.