This is going to be an easy and short review. Some of my friends may roll their eyes at anything…read moreless than 500 characters being not worthy of usual brilliant reviews... is someone getting a big head, or what! A whole lot here to get excited about, basketball, exercise room, racket ball, kids activities and fitness classes. They also offer children's programing. What I can get most excited about is being a local to Auburn. Residents passes are an incredible $25 lifetime swipe key. Only if you loose them is it an additional fee. I most certainly believe there is a missed opportunity for visitors to enjoy. Currently if your not a resident no access to permitted. Let's just say I had a bit of an in to utilize with no residency and leave it at that. I told you this would be short and sweet. If your a resident of Auburn get your swipe card and enjoy all there is to offer by your city recreation center.

It's different from the others. Not that the other parks are bad, I love them, too! This park is…read morepretty big, local and family friendly. It's big enough that if you or your family want some private, family time, there is a great spot. Multiple areas: to picnic/grill, room for big playing: room to train big dogs, hiking/walking/running/cycling paths, playing frisbee, football, basketball, frisbee/disc golf, playground. There is a lake (I'm not sure if you can fish or not. I would think so. But, double check to be sure.) Area for water play. (A bit of a warning) It has moving water, down the rocks.... The rocks are super slick. Mama tip: Needless to say, adults and kids can fall and get hurt. It's rocks/ big, slick, rocks! But, FUN! Lol I love taking my dogs to walk and play outdoors. On leash, of course. Restrooms throughout the park, and covered pavilions for big groups/family reunions/get togethers/church functions (egg hunts)... great park to enjoy being outside! Fun for everyone:)

Beautiful park. We loved the area along the river with enormous rocks to climb around on.read more

We played pickle ball at the tennis center. It is huge and a first class facility. We drove through…read morethe rest of the park and it looked nice.

This park used to nice and clean, but now it's in an immediate need for renovations and upgrades…read more The park would be better if it was kept up like the tennis courts. This was our last year using this park,it's so run down and dirty. There is really no good place for kids to play.

Nice, small water park. Parking was plentiful. Covered picnic areas were available for private use…read more There's also a pond and playground on the backside. As for the actual water park, there needs to be better organization. Lines were long b/c there wasn't enough tubes for people to use. This caused lots of lingering. Kids got hot and exactly due to limited covered space.

Had a perfect day. All employees very helpful. Love this Water Park it's the best. I lived in…read moreClayton Co for 38 yrs

After closing in 2012 because of structural concerns, former Mayer Kasim Reed rebuilt a new $23.5…read moremillion, 64,000-square-foot Recreation and Aquatic Center in the Old 4th Ward towards the end of 2017. The new facility is sparkling and definitely worth visiting if you haven't seen it yet and becoming a member if you swim work out regularly. We paid about $250 for the family to join for the year and the bonus is that it gives the whole family access to all Atlanta public pools. The building is very open, bright (lots of natural light come in through the glass), and beautifully built. While ATL isn't the Northeast, winter is still somewhat more of a period of hibernation for a lot of people and the opening of this center provides a very nice public option for continuing to be active. It seems like they offer a wide variety of classes and activities for kids. While I can't speak to the basketball gym, workout facilities, and indoor running track on the second floor, the pool is great. It's helped our toddler develop an appreciation for the water and we haven't even tried their infant swim program yet. Some highlights of the pool are that the water is very warm, they have a beach front walk-in, a separate family changing room, a variety of aquatic toys for kids to enjoy, and a few fun sprinkler type poles in the pool. For parents looking to entertain their kids this could be a great drop-in option too at just $5 a visit I believe. My only complaints are 1) We've waited months to get our membership cards and the machine that prints them is always down or unavailable for some reason. This is obviously not such a big deal but 2) As this "undiscovered" gem is no longer so undiscovered, we've seen more and more swimmers come to the pool and it can be difficult to find a free lane to swim in now (especially around peak hours weeknights after work). This may just be what happens as you become a victim of your own success. The pool is huge but it's unfortunate that the way they built it the lanes cannot be expanded or added easily because the free swim section has a giant physical barrier from the lanes part.

Great pool! A bit crowded. I don't care for lane sharing; that's why the 4 stars. Clean locker…read moreroom. Workout equipment upstairs.

I go all the time..winter, spring summer..fall. When I leave I feel fantastic. I take part in the…read moreware aerobics being I'm age 64 about 2x per week( warm pool) ..and sometimes with my daughter and grands in the other pools...I see the excellent swimmers of all ages making laps etc. I absolutely love this place

We started going 10 years at age 3 for swim lessons. My daughter is now 13 and on there home " Tara…read moreTarpons Swim Team" with Coach Nelson, and she loves it. We live in the neighboring county, but this is our swim home.

This is such a great gym. Actually it's more than just your average gym. This is more of a…read moreCommunity meeting space. A place that's all inclusive and welcoming to any one, whether you're looking for aquatics, fitness, classes in nutrition, health and wellness and/or sports participation or watching. Just a great place to hang out or walk the grounds.

State of the art facility . It has a gym with a walking track , basketball courts , pickle ball…read morecourts set up at various times. They have an exercising room ,weight room ,rock climbing walls, A big therapy pool and lap pool.They also offer archery and air rifle.

Sam Harris is a modest, city-run park located at 850 Foster Street, near Drake Middle School…read more Amenities include a paved walking loop (6 laps = 1 mile), horseshoe pits, an ADA-compliant playground, a basketball hoop (which unfortunately and strangely is set up in the parking lot), picnic tables, and a pavilion. Sam Harris Park was renovated last year and feels new. There's a woodsy babbling creek you can stroll alongside. The park land stretches out to almost Shug Jordan. It's not the most exciting park, but it's not bad. There are restrooms but they happened to be closed for "winterization." Park was clean and seemed safe (a cop was hanging out in the parking lot). The ice cream man even made an appearance!

wonderful staff and class instructors,great pool,very clean.Really enjoyed zoomba and spin classes.read more