Waited in line for a guest pass for 30 minutes. They had no other personnel to help get people…read morechecked in while some man was applying for a new membership... which takes 30 minutes apparently? absolutely ridiculous. UPDATE: waited for 45 minutes only to be told I couldn't use someone's free guest pass because I previously used another person's guest pass?? lmaooo OKAY REC NAZIS

Nice gym with all the equipment you could possibly need. It's on the edge of campus and walkable…read moreso you don't have a parking pass. The rec at Kent State is so versatile. Rooms for gym classes, courts on 2 different floors, racquetball courts, punching bags, an indoor track, huge weightlifting area, enormous cardio area with elliptical, treadmills and bikes and even a ping pong table area! The place has ALMOST everything (except soccer). It also connects to the aquatic center so you can walk over to the pools, Jacuzzis, and steam rooms. I'm so glad I found the gym my freshman year! I was always super active in high school sports and making time for fitness was really important to my wellbeing in college. Mentally, it kept me motivated, energized and on a schedule, physically it kept me thin and ripped despite my beer guzzling and many a late night meals at Rosie's, and emotionally it kept me feeling like a strong, confident woman.

Here's a clean, readable Yelp-style review that keeps your experience intact but flows more…read moresmoothly and sounds polished: First Visit to Splash Zone - Overland, Ohio This was my first visit to Splash Zone in Overland, Ohio. Registration is a bit of a process. You first have to create a profile through the Lorain County Metro Parks system, then return to the Splash Zone site to register for a specific program on a designated day and time. Once registered, the system shows your cost--mine initially showed $0. I arrived about 30 minutes early on the morning of my class, which turned out to be helpful because I had to re-register in person. After completing that, I was told there would normally be a $3 fee due to my SilverSneakers account. However, the woman at the front desk kindly let me attend for free that day, explaining that future visits would be $3. Since I'd never been there before, I had to navigate through several locker and pool areas. There are multiple pools separated by glass dividers with automatic doors--someone shared a helpful tip that the small black box above the door shows which side to stand on to trigger it. The instructor came in without much of an introduction, set up a small carry-on-size speaker, put on her headset, and began the class. The workout was aqua Tabata (a Japanese-style interval workout): 20 seconds of fast-paced movement followed by 10 seconds of rest. The class lasted 45 minutes. I stayed for about 30 minutes, choosing to leave early since shower space is limited and I like to be considerate of others. The workout itself was excellent, and being in the water felt really good. The showers, however, were not great--hair on the floor and a general "public park" feel, even at 10:30 a.m. I was glad I wore water shoes. On the plus side, the water temperature and the very hot shower afterward were appreciated. The instructor mentioned that this is her business and encouraged people to connect on Facebook (with a profile photo), and it's clear she's very talented. Overall, despite a few logistical and cleanliness issues, I'd go back again--and next time, I'd happily pay the $3 when I'm in town.

Outdoor pool My kids…read moreloved it! I have been to splashzone for years and this was my first time utilizing the outdoor pool. It costs $8 per person no matter the age. We had three young children with us. You enter through the main pool area and walk to your right out a set of doors. There is a large pool area that is sectioned off for different uses. There is a gradual entry area with a water playground for kids, this is connected to the main part of the pool that gets about 5 feet deep. There are 2 slides that you have to be 48 inches to ride. The lifeguards have a break for 15 minutes after 45 minutes of swimming. All kids have to get out of the water. While waiting there are lots of lounge chairs, a snack shack offer ice cream, hot dogs, pretzels, etc. along with a playground and swing area for the kids. There are also two indoor areas you can take the kids to play with the frog pool for younger kids and the indoor water playground.

I've been a member of other franchise gyms in the past and when I bought a house in the area, I…read moredecided to become a member of the Nat. I really like the facilities for a number of reasons... - All gyms are a little dirty. Some more than others. Overall, the Nat is very clean and I don't see the filth that I've witnessed in other gyms. - There's a lot to choose from when it comes to amenities. Whether you're looking for free weights, nautilus-style equipment, pools, jacuzzi, treadmills, elliptical machines, track, basketball, racquetball, or endless fitness classes; the Nat has something for you. - The people who work there are genuinely nice. I know that should be a general rule of thumb, but it's not always the case. Everyone at the Nat makes you feel welcome. - It's close to home - enough said. - Depending on when you go, the Nat isn't always packed. Sure, there are some prime time slots, but I've found that early morning workouts yield the best results to avoid the crowds. That's a big plus in my book. So check it out... the Nat is a solid choice when you're looking for a fitness center.

Friendly, clean environment. Lots of classes to partake in. Such a great asset to the Falls!read more

Is a best place to go hang out with your friends and play any sport you want to and they basketball…read morecourts are nice and clean all the time you go in to play

Luke is very nice but one star because we can't even walk around terrible managers…read moreOverpriced food overall too crowded not good enough

I just adore this wonderful place. My kiddos and I are so lucky to live so close! They welcome kids…read moreof all abilities, including neurodivergent ones. The staff is always so friendly and welcoming. If my kids are ever having a hard time, I never worry about judgment from anyone. Of all the play places we've been to, this one seems to keep my kids entertained the longest. There's plenty of equipment to climb on, swings, toys, and even a calming room! We Rock The Spectrum also offers so many different activities throughout the year! I recently enrolled my 3-year-old in a week of their summer camp, and she had the best time! I've been to many play places, but this one remains at the top of my list.

We love WRTS! The staff is always so nice, and everything is always clean. I'm immunocompromised…read moreand I love that I don't have to worry about my kids or I catching something when we go play. They have fun events that my 5 and 2 year old both love, and they are full of fun activities to keep them busy. There's large structures for gross motor play as well as smaller toys for fine motor play. There's a toddler area and an amazing sensory room that's a cozy place to relax. We are lucky to have this amazing place in our area.

Facility is above average for a community recreation center and pool. Unfortunately some of the…read morestaff are not so nice. Individuals such as Ann at the front desk make you feel as if you are a major inconvenience to them.

Yesterday, there was a dead bird floating in the pool. It was removed, but a few feathers were…read morestill floating around. I immediately got my family out, but shockingly, they continued children's swimming lessons in that same pool, exposing everyone to potential infections and harmful bacteria like E. coli. I was very surprised, as the staff usually reacts strongly to smaller issues. For example, when I first signed up, one of the female staff members, a very thin brunette, aggressively and disrespectfully yelled at my family and another woman with her daughter over a simple mistake--we brought a floaty, unaware it wasn't allowed. We aren't allowed to use noodles or dive with goggles unless we're paying for swimming lessons. How does that make sense? While some staff members are nice, others act like we're uninvited, unwelcome guests in their house, enforcing unnecessary and unreasonable rules in a rude and bossy manner. This is the first pool I've ever been to where noodles are banned, but apparently, swimming with dead birds is okay. I gave 2 stars because the pool is really beautiful and the water is often warm and pleasant. Too bad for everything else.

HUGE play area ! Took the kids when there was smoke in the air and pour air quality. The kids from…read moreages 4 to 10 had a great time climbing the structures going on the slides and having a dance party. Even parents got to play and that was awesome. The seating area is huge. The only minor downside is that no outside food or drink is allowed.

Love bringing my kids here the staff is always nice and its always clean. The kids really love when…read morethe dino comes out and dances with them

For a community recreation center, City of Solon does the trick…read more Could the locker rooms and restrooms be a little cleaner? Sure. But for as long as their will be packs of teenagers in the community and local athletes training here, its probably going to be a little messy...and I think the other kids who work here do the best they can to keep those areas clean and nice. That's a vicious cycle of teenage messiness. If you're looking for a basic place to work out, the Solon Rec is the best option in the area. The first floor has a rock wall, weights, gymnasium and indoor/outdoor pool, while the second floor has machines, a track and a private exercise room. There's also a Senior Center downstairs, as well as kid programming that occurs. There's plenty of windows and natural light, which I appreciate. I've also never waited for a machine, particularly a treadmill or elliptical, and there's a decent wi-fi connect to stream music or check emails. The whole concept is open and spacious, which is a welcome reprise from gyms with wacky colors and super bright lights that just stress me out. I've also never had an issue finding a parking spot, so extra points there. In the summer, the outdoor pool gets pretty packed. This seems to be the hot seller here. But if you're just looking for a casual place to workout, I highly recommend the rec center for all your treadmill needs. The City is lucky to have such a modern facility!

Watch out for this lady because she wouldn't let me go to the gym because I was "too young" when…read morethe minimum age is 14. Mind you I am 14. She started yelling at me for sitting down at a table. Idk what she wants me to do because my parents are at work, and I live 20 minutes away by car.

It's really fun! but my body hurts the other day but it's really fun! Bc my body hurts bc when you…read morego down the slides (especially the short green one) it's a hard drop when you go down.

It was a nice little waterpark. My three year old really had a blast. It's awesome for children to…read morehave somewhere to take kids that is not to big to handle them at.

Great pool and amenities in the complex . Have someone going around sweeping up tossed cups,…read morepapers, etc , keeping everything pristine . Nice little snack bar also in complex and restrooms , changing areas clean !

I really like this place. It's good for practicing swimming. Their water slide is amusing and…read moredelightful. I usually like to sit on one of the sunloungers when I am to tired to swim. The outdoor pool view was magestic.