Great family rec center. Have been here a couple of times for family Basketball and pool time…read more Easy to get on the court and usually open. Great for young kids, mine are 9 and 11. For my kids that don't like Basketball, they enjoy the pool with my wife. It's a good place for 2 hours of physical activity. My only complaint is the $12 adult daily fee. Seems a little pricey compared to other facilities. It ends up being a $50 visit for my family.

This is a space with a great community and culture. I'm particularly fond of the pickup basketball…read moregames MWF mornings, and all the elite strength and conditioning equipment spread between two weight rooms. The pool is well-maintained and the staff is helpful and friendly. Ask for Mike if you want an experienced, elite swim instructor.

If you're looking for a club that truly has something for everyone, this is it. The community is…read morevibrant and welcoming, with exceptional golf and outstanding amenities that make it enjoyable year-round. The golf course is both challenging and rewarding, blending classic architecture with thoughtful modern design. Multiple tee boxes make it playable for golfers of all skill levels, while stretching to more than 7,300 yards from the tips for those looking for a true test. The recent clubhouse renovations are beautiful, and the dining experience is excellent with a fantastic wine selection. It's also exciting to see the continued investment in the property, including new bunker systems and ongoing course improvements that will make an already great experience even better. What really sets this club apart, though, is how family-friendly it is. Our kids attended the summer day camp, where they received golf and tennis instruction and participated on the swim team. They made friendships and lifelong core memories that they'll always remember and that we'll always cherish. This club has exceeded our expectations in every way and continues to get better each year. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an outstanding golf and family club experience.

Absolutely amazing Country Club. Golf course is fantastic along with a great restaurant, bar,…read moreindoor/outdoor tennis, pool and family activities. I could not be more impressed.

Georgetown CC is a non-pretentious club that still offers a beautiful and clean pool that my…read moregrandkids absolutely love. The little ones enjoy the beach entrance and the older ones love the diving boards and swim lanes. There are so many other things to love about GTCC, but the other day I rented the clubhouse for a baby shower and that is my main reason for writing a review. This was a PERFECT rental facility for our event! It is really pretty and clean inside with use of a mini-kitchen, a bar area, a ton of tables, chairs, some couches and also a lot of space. The managers are excellent communicators. They were flexible with our set-up plan and the price was fantastic for what you get! If you are considering this venue you should look no further!

solid golf course. good for beginners. used to go here as a kid and the leadership is very solid…read morefrom my understanding.

Beautiful park. Looks like a nice place to fish or walk your dog. They have a walking trail, tennis…read morecourts, playground. Take your dog.

Curtiss park is a cute park filled with swings and a few other playground items. There's also a…read morebaseball field towards the back of the park, as well as a small trail. I love that Michigan has sooo many trails and breathtaking sights to see. I'm so happy I stumbled across this park. I'm definitely coming back here for sure!

The exercises are tough, instructors attentive, and the space is clean and welcoming. But…read moredefinitely not neurodivergent friendly. The music is unfathomably loud. While I understand this is mostly a "me" problem- I do also think the music is overkill levels of loud. It's a shame because I loved the workout- I even tried to go back a second time with ear plugs but sadly it still made me sick from sound stimulation.

I am client of unlimited class per month, but recently this studio keeps cancel class short before…read moreclass started. And send you a text "sorry for inconvenience " . only this month 5 classes were canceled in this way. last Saturday I was sick and informed that I could not make the class and she chard $15 fee, but when they cancel 5 classes nothing is done for the client. so disappointed with this specific studio.. No star for this studio

There are two ball fields, picnic tables under a gazebo, and a playground. I came for the trail in…read morethe woods. It runs through eminent domain land with nearby power towers. However, the trees hide them and the shade and cool of the canal made it a nice little escape. Cross the red wooden bridge and look for the trailhead.

Montibeller is part of the Pittsfield Township parks system, and it's a nice one for families,…read moreespecially. I tend to like my parks to focus on nature trails and good picnicking areas. This does have trails along Paint Creek, but the main focus is on sports at this park. It has softball and baseball diamonds and tennis courts and is used for cross-country skiing and school nature activities. There's also a large playground in it. The park has nice, big, shady pavilions and picnic tables in more sunny areas as well. It's very close to the local Meijer and Target, so if you run out of supplies, you don't even have to get in your car to get some extra paper plates or potato salad.

The one time there is an upside to having a deaf dog is fireworks season. The one time it's a…read moredetriment is when he runs into the mud pit at the dog park and he can't hear you calling him to "OMG STOP NO." Now, that week we got a crazy ton of rain so it's natural for places, like this dog park, to flood in spots. But what isn't great is the smell after your dog makes his way out of the mud. I didn't notice at first but once I put him in the car I could smell it. He smelled like wet trash, manure, and mud all mixed together. Not great! I actually drove straight to my mom's house because she has a detachable shower head so I could properly wash him underneath. Even his harness reeked and required a thorough scrub. Why did he smell so bad? It's not just poo from dogs that wasn't picked up. No, I came to learn from my husband later that day that Swift Run was built on a landfill. No wonder he smelled like wet garbage! He literally trudged through it! When it's dry, it's not a problem. But be aware and careful when it's wet! And bring a towel and maybe a bottle of water to rinse your pup off. And a huge bottle of febreeze for your car!

I visited this park a few times and I thought it was decent, but yesterday was the last straw. Just…read morefrom the time I was there two vehicles had their windows smashed and were broken into. A frequent visitor of the park told us these break-ins have been happening on and off for the past 10 years! TEN YEARS?! Yet you find no signs to be vigilant or security cameras on the property. For a park you are required to pay for and have a permit for, you would think they would solve this issue. Even a simple "surveillance" sign would suffice. Now for the actual dog park: As you enter the park there are giant pot holes all along the drive. Inside the park there is no running water, which leads dogs to drink out of dirty puddles they've been playing in. Patrons due their best to fill metal dishes sitting around but this just leads to dog drinking from still water that you have no idea how low it's been sitting there. The only positives are the grass is mowed and the poop bags are stocked, which is the bare minimum for a dog park.