This swim club is wonderful! It is a hidden gem within the city!…read moreAlways clean, friendly staff, and plenty of chairs! There are family nights, adult nights, and great special event parties! The best time to come if you don't have kids is around 4:30/5pm... As the kids go home for dinner! A little quieter then!

Wonderful pool and people, my kids practically live here in the summer! Tennis, ping pong, shuffle…read moreboard, basketball, volleyball, swim team and a playground.

Ziegler Park is an urban area that isn't nearly as aesthetically notable as some of the other areas…read moreof Cincinnati. Instead it offers a pool, a playground, and some other amenities. There is a parking garage of note as well, and it's a good place to stop and fill up a water bottle and cool down during the summer.

This is a great pool to visit if you want to get some relief from the heat. I have visited on…read moremultiple occasions- both with children I babysit and with friends. This past Sunday it was very busy and it was difficult to even get two chairs together. We snagged one when we arrived then got into the pool. We had to wait until later in the afternoon to get a second chair, but we didn't necessarily mind because we were in the water. I wouldn't necessarily consider this a relaxing place to come- it has a very lively and busy atmosphere. If you are fine with this vibe then definitely come check it out!

I have been coming to Clifton Meadows for 8 years now with the family I babysit for. This pool is…read morean exceptional family friendly pool. The facilities are always clean and well kept. They offer two pools (one is a lap pool, the other includes 2 diving boards), tennis courts, basketball hoops, shuffleboard, and two playgrounds. We haven't yet taken advantage of the grilling area, but it is an awesome amenity. Let's talk about the staff: everyone is always friendly and accomodating. The lifeguards are watchful and do their job well. The snack bar is a great aspect of the swim club as well, they have ice cream and snacks as well as hot food. I'm looking forward to many pool days this summer!

It's my favorite city pool. Always good people watching and the best vibe. Adult Swim events are…read moreawesome. I do wish they stayed open later and it's annoying that they close from 9 to 10 in between lap swim and open swim so it's like ok I guess I will just sit outside the gate for an hour. Overall worth my pool pass.

The pool is clean and so spacious, especially when all the kids are back in school! We were lucky…read moreto have great weather before the pool closed for the season for a quick weekday visit. Reservations during the week are not needed so we popped right in. Parking kinda stinks,you either park on the street or in the garage across the way. The parking lot up top does not have access to the pool (although you'd think it would). Admittance is $4 per person, whether swimming or not. Highly recommend checking online for events such as adult swim or dog swim days. Overall, clean, fun, attentive lifeguards. I did get stung by a bee, so be aware! The little guys like to hang around pools so it's not the pool's fault.

Price for 65 year olds is high considering most are on social security/ fixed income didn't…read morerealize how high it has gotten

Evanston Recreation center is convenient and well-equipped for fitness, fun and safe! Staff is…read morealways there to serve your interests!

Ah, the city pool. There's two in Covington, another one on Randolph. The neat thing about these…read morepools' programs is that they offer swimming lessons for a couple weeks during the summer. They open a week after Memorial Day (or two, depending on budget) So, the first week; get a pass. It's crazy crowded though. If you don't like, avoid the first two weeks of opening. After that you'll be sharing it with a dozen or so other folks. And, if you live in Covington: Tons of kids, lots of families and the lifeguards are very attentive. Also, this pool is great for kids, as it's not super deep at any point - lots of 3-4 ft areas. The building could use a paint job. May be on the agenda for "make Goebel great." Right now it's kinda creepy. We use this pool (and the splash park in Latonia) all year long. Stop on down and enjoy the city pool. // No breaks: get the kids Good and tired - they have 3 lifeguards on duty usually - and they don't do breaks.

We have spent over a decade coming to the park. Mostly including the basketball court and play…read moresets. The basketball court is in bad shape, it's needing a resurface so please be careful there. It also collects overflow of water from the train tracks and is kind of nasty in the back of the court. When the restrooms are open there is never toilet paper in them. So if you are going to spend some time hereC be prepared for that. The courts are usually full of litter, unfortunately people don't clean up after themselves. My toddler enjoys the play areas! Despite the issues we still enjoy coming here.

Three functioning tennis courts, an amazing pool, a baseball diamond, a track/football field, a…read moreplayground, and a peaceful setting in a corner of Norwood. Highly recommended.

SWIMMERS BEWARE. UC…read moreRec is a world class facility, and I have been a community member [read: ADULT with ADULT schedule] for several years mainly for the joy of swimming in the natatorium. So, what's your two-star beef, lady? I swim long distances. I prefer deeper lanes for cooler water temperature and less turbulence. In order to ensure that I will procure my preferred lanes, I check the Aquatics Department's calendar and schedule my swims when the calendar states that 10 lanes will be available for lap swimming. A month ago, I was asked to vacate my lane and squeeze into one of the 5 shallow lanes in order to make room for a community swim team that had reserved the deeper lanes for their practice. Check my math here, but I think the calendar should have reflected that only 5 lanes were available at the time of the reservation. (As a side note, why does the team's reservation (or revenue) trump my monthly membership fee?). I left the Aquatics director a message to this effect. No call back. Fool me once. The same thing happened again today. Fool me twice, shame on me. There will be no third time. I've already cancelled my membership, as I indicated that I would in my message for the Aquatics Director. I will join a facility that values my time, schedule, and membership, in part, by keeping an accurate calendar. However, if you are ok with this type of shoddy operations' management, UC Rec is a fabulous place.

What a beautiful facility!! I come here to practice with the UC water polo team and my masters…read morewater polo team. I mainly use its aquatics facility and this is a full size 50 meter Olympic pool that can also be turned around and used as 25 yards. I unfortunately do not use the other aspects of the recreation center because I'm not a UC student but I highly recommend the pool. If you are into swimming, there is also a masters team to join. They have a great jacuzzi afterwards and a huge diving well. Thanks for reading, go make a slash! ;)

I'm continuing to highly recommend this place for a regular gym as well as other spa amenities. I'm…read moreupdating my review to talk about the new Pilates policy. It used to be $14 a class but now it is part of your membership and open to anyone who can at least get a spot in the class. Here's the kicker, you have to reserve two weeks in advance. And it can literally fill up less than a minute after the reservation's open. You definitely have to be on top of it! I've also been making use of the eGym. Basically I wear a rubber band that has a chip in it and I can log into every machine and it memorizes where I'm at and increases as needed. That's been good! It can get a little busy at times though. I feel like it caters to more of the older crowd which is fine and I rarely ever see younger people using it. But it's good for me! Keeps you on my toes and I don't have to document my weights on the manual machines and know exactly where I'm at every time. Still giving it five stars for everything that we get for the money!

Good facility, but completely over saturated. Beyond that, it's egregiously overpriced and the…read moremonthly fee will be $20-$30 higher than when I write this review. Would recommend a $20/$30 commercial gym OR Lifetime Fitness in Mason