This is a nice park with a wide variety of activities. The street splits the park in half and also…read moreprovides street parking for both sides. One half offers tennis courts, basketball courts, a large shelterhouse with picnic tables, and a playground featuring baby and traditional swings and a nice large space with slides, climbing structures, monkey bars, and more. The other side offers a pond for fishing, including signage about the fish species, and a 9 hole disc golf course. We had a great time combining this with a visit to the nearby Ballantrae Park ("Bunny Park").

This isn't the best park to play tennis or pickle ball. The cracks are wide enough to trip yourself…read moreand possibly fall in.

Named after the adjacent radio station that sold the land to UA for a half-million less than value,…read moreSunny 95 is a clean, newish, and safe 14.9 acre span among the neighborhoods here. Art park, activity park, and children's playground, the park has something for all. it is found beside Greensview Elementary off Windham Road. Parking is outside the historical Amelita Mirolo Barn which has been redeveloped into a venue. A full size basketball court. . . (And this is where I accidentally posted the review two weeks ago. Lol! My apologies!) A full size basketball court, a hard tennis court, a rollar hockey rink, and full playground with some of the most impressive children complex are here. A fishing pond, trails, a play town, and a little library for art are found. It is a cool place for all!

This is a nice park with a large green space, a beautiful pond with a fountain, and a very nice…read morehistoric barn that was relocated here. There are informational signs available explaining its history and how it was moved. Catch and release fishing is allowed in the pond, though it seems they may be having a lot of goose issues, since the area was absolutely covered goose poop on our visit. There are sports fields and courts (tennis, basketball, etc) and a walking path around the area. It is also located adjacent to the Greensview Elementary School, where a playground and the Safety Town play area are located for non-school days. There is a nice large parking lot available, and it's very walkable from the area neighborhoods.

When one enters the Lifetime Fitness in Dublin, Ohio they are met with the hustle & bustle of a…read morebusy train station or even an entire cruise ship. A happy upbeat & inspirational environment lives here. It is a blend that matches one's caffeine intake and reminds one to get your fitness goals done. This location is massive and one-stop-shopping for all of your wellness needs. The happy counter staff such as the very welcoming, Kenneth, to the kind cafe peeps and even salon staff that absolutely do not take themselves too seriously but are naturally happy and helpful. This was my second time and I wanted to do more than I did the previous time here. I had the privilege of taking a dance class with the soulful and intuitive instructor named Jenny. It was a high energy dance coreo set where she made sure all were included and shined with gusto during the end of class performance. She created a special 'ring of accountability' before and after the class was taught. A true safe space to your bold authentic yourself. This kind of teaching extends beyond one's 'self-care' and exists on a frequency of 'community-care' and supports the 'group mind' of a creative set of artists or people wanting to draw more outside the box. The steam room and sauna were clean and detoxes one perfectly and so does the amazing hot tub and plunge pool duo and while taken all in rotation it was downright Japanese in their easy flowing easy to access layout. For every uptempo aminity there are downtempo ones too. A special shoutout to soulful Elizabeth Brown who taught a mid-day Root Yoga course filled with the best energy and well paced kindness. This is my kind of class, it's solid and restorative in its pacing and keeps the yogi listening without the pressures of comparison. Elizabeth meets you where you are no matter the level of practice and look forward to booking her class again when I am in town next. Thank you Lifetime Fitness, I am a fan of what you do and all the work that goes into making this massive 'cruise ship' of a gymnasium sail flawlessly! Nameste! Keep up the good work! Ahoy!

Overall, this is a great gym. The new management has implemented a lot of new things like locker…read moreroom attendants and a longer pool season; both make for a better member experience. The gym is also looking a lot cleaner. Yes, it's expensive, but totally worth it! Lots of free classes and community building opportunities; however it is really confusing about what you have access to based on your membership level.

I decided to give it two stars since the facility had a nice court and the coaches kept the kids…read moremoving and they played scrimmages. But overall the camp that we attended did not meet my expectations. On the description of the camp it stated learning fundamental skills and this was the key reason we went. I was there watching during the camp and there were no fundamental lessons at all. I was hoping to see them learn defense, boxing out, shooting skills, talk about following your shots, basic dribbling technique but there was nothing like that. Also the kick boxing was going on during the camp and the music was extremely loud.

Old Just 4 Feet building. Cool setup with a practice court and a nice fullsize hardwood court…read more That in itself deserves a star. Unfortunately the youth spring league is horrible! Signed up for a very pricey youth league and drive over 40 miles each way to play. The talent is horrendous! My kid is FAR from a star player, but any normal rec league I've seen is leaps and bounds better than this league. Will not waste our time with this league after this newly started season is over. Take your kid to any local playground, YMCA, etc, and save yourself the money.

I joined the Y this year as a commitment to my health and family. I didn't know until recently you…read morecan go to any location with your membership. This location was first on my list from my home location in Powell because I wanted to take the group fitness class here. Specifically with my favorite coach Kendra. Likes: clean and spacious facility. Dislikes: equipment seems a bit outdated in some areas and could be replaced with newer gym equipment. I do know gyms have a budget to replace equipment since I came from a small gym before this and they made room in their budget for things like this. Like: swimming area bigger for family. Dislike: restrooms seem outdated and maybe need an update soon. I hope some of my likes and dislikes helps this facility. Overall, I thought it was a nice Y facility but it has room for improvement.

I have had an amazing experience at the Y!!! The staff are amazing especially the aquatics and…read morefront desk. They are very helpful. I will be back. Lifeguards are great. I feel as though the aquatics are very well maintained and workers are well trained professionals.

We were here for the playground, but it's an impressive park all in all. Lots of green space,…read moreplenty of shade. Tennis courts, a little shelter, other areas with tables. The playground is mid-sized and has loads of options- climbing, swings, slides, and more. Benches for tired parents. We weren't sure the playground was there when we pulled in the lot. Walk straight back past the trees, or rather follow the curving paths. The play equipment is back there, and brown, so a bit hard to see. Parking lot is fair sized. Easy access off the not-busy end of Tuttle. Also a playground across the street at the school.

Llewellyn Farms Park offers a nice greenspace with some good amenities. There are tennis courts,…read morebasketball courts, a playground featuring swings, slides, tunnels, and climbing structures, a gazebo with benches, and a patio area with picnic tables. The playground has some nice trees for shade nearby and benches, which would be nice during hot days. There's a short paved walking path around the park, as well. The park is located next to a neighborhood, so it might be possible to extend a walk/jog by heading that way. There's a small parking lot right off of Tuttle Road.

A nice little neighborhood park. We were here for the playground, as always, and it's a nice…read moremedium-sized one with several slides and climbing areas, plus swings. There are plenty of trees around the edges, a nice grassy area for soccer games, basketball courts, a shelter, and a few tables and benches- the tables are a pretty cool concrete design.

This is a cute neighborhood park with street parking. There's a nice green space with room for…read moresoccer fields and to run and play. There's a paved path, a basketball court, and an assortment of picnic tables and benches. There is also a shelterhouse with additional picnic tables located near the playground, which is good sized with slides, places to climb, a bouncy bridge, swings, and more. There is a wooded space along the edges of the park, which also adds some shade to the park.

Love the walk around here and scenery. Played a lot of soccer around the parks and fieldsread more

So this is a rather sweet park! You aren't quite sure why this place has so many starts as you…read moredrive in and you're like... how can this be the park to the right? The answer to this is being patient. Drive down and find the 'lower' parking lot, jump out and wander under the freeway overpass and that's when you go... 'holy cow, this is gorgeous!!' The lake is so pretty, the paths are well marked. This would be a go to spot during the fall color changes as the reflections off the lake would be pretty much what dreams are made of. Lots of space on walkway that goes all the way around the lake so you never feel crowded. Shows like 1.3miles but I'd guess closer to 2.0 miles but it's all pretty much flat and groomed. If you're ever in this area, plan a good walk with your significant other, put your phone in your pocket, hold their hands and just talk about how amazing your life is with them in it. And don't forget. Listen to what they have to say.