Anytime we are in the HH area we love to have lunch at the HH Golf Club. Food and service are…read morealways really good and the club house offers you a great view of the course. Make sure to check it out even if you aren't there to play golf.

The course needs a lot of work, for a holiday weekend you would think that the grass would be…read moremowed, if you hit your ball anywhere other than the fairway good luck finding it. Over half of the tee boxes didn't have markers to know where to hit from. The food and the club house was great too bad the course wasn't as nice. Also, the cart that we got was pretty well damaged, huge dent in the front and major scratches on the drivers side, and it barely made it up the hills.

The course has gone to garbage. Massive bare spots in the fairways on most holes. Golfers deserve…read morebetter. The only good part of this course is the greens. They are decent. Fairways and tee boxes are garbage

Poorly maintained course, had more potential as a park which it was set to become! Until the…read moreneighbors banded together to prevent its sale to the Metroparks. We'll see if the maintenance gets better but I have my doubts. The owners self describe themselves as not having deep pockets.

December 21nd and 21 degrees outside and wanting to golf so tried out the new 511 Golf club in…read moreLancaster. The facility available starting very early morning until very late at night. The location is nice as it is right off the main road which makes it feel much safer than off some dark side street. This is a 4 bay indoor golf simulator. It is a non-staffed facility so you get a pass code for the door and another for the simulator when you make your reservation. It is a clean and inviting facility with very nice turf to hit from. Even though it's large high ceiling area the sound from other bays is not very audible. Each bay is large so you feel comfortable being able to swing all out. The simulator has different options like driving range, course play and even some challenging games. The simulator is very easy to use and allows you to switch modes easily. Cost is by the hour and is definitely reasonable. Customers are allowed to bring in their own food and drink or you can purchase from the vending machine. I definitely will be back over the winter to work on my swing as it needs a lot of help.

This is a simple, nice, place but the cold water is really all I go for anyway! The pool is…read moremoderate size. There is an area for kids (as you can see, the giant mushroom fountain), so the deeper water is not over crowed with annoying screams and kids as kids play tag in the pool. Two low diving boards, and 2 small-but-fast slides keep the kids occupied. There is a good amount of grass surrounding the pool, but you have to supply your own chairs/blanket. In these last hot - very hot - days, the cold water is all I really want, and care, about. It costs $6/day for an adult. This neighborhood pool is great for the hot, lazy days of summer!

This is one of our favorite pools to visit! One of the biggest reasons is because it's never…read morepacked. In fact, there have been plenty of times we've gone when there were only a handful of other people there. They've done lots of updates and have a nice shaded area for those who prefer it. The pool has a graduated edge at the shallow end which is super nice for the kids. It also has the mushroom shaped fountain that my kids love although it was off for maintenance the last time we went. There are two small slides and they are perfect for both the littler kids and the big ones. They go fast but they're very short and parents can catch the little ones at the bottom. The pool isn't heated so it can be super cold if it's not a hot day but we like it. There are two diving boards and lifeguards throughout all areas of the pool. The price is great at around $6-7 per person with kids 3 and under being free. They allow floats/rafts as long as they're not outrageously sized which makes it fun as most pools do not allow this. I don't believe they have a concession stand...maybe they do and it was closed or maybe I've been too focused elsewhere. Who knows. I've never noticed one so do with that what you will. The bathrooms are clean and have showers/changing space. Parking is ample and shaded in most areas. The only downside to this pool is that they have had zero lounge chairs or seating of any type. We usually just bring a beach blanket and call it a day. Works for us! I was told they would have chairs this year so maybe by now they do. Worth checking out either way. Highly recommend a visit if you're looking to swim with little ones or big kids and don't want a ridiculously crowded pool. Schaffner's is right down the street and makes for a great after-swimming treat! They have thee BEST ice cream and have a drive thru, indoor seating and a nice, newly built patio for outdoor dining. They have a lot more than ice cream and it's all really good. Enjoy!

Had called a month before to book a party they only had couple time slots open one being 9am…read more Called the day before the party to confirm the time and to find out what time we could show up to set up for the party but when I showed up for my daughter 6th birthday party they said the reservation was for 9pm( reminder this is a party for 6 year olds) not for 9am even though I confirmed it the day before on the time and when to show up to set up. But this wasn't my main issue of course it play a big part but the issue was the lady working was probably one of the rudest people I have ever met just because of her alone I will never recommend anyone to go to this place or to ever spend another dime there again. There was zero reason for her to be so rude and disrespectful when all we was trying to figure out was what happen and why her party wasn't when it was confirmed to be at.

We were here with our family this past weekend and it was your usual roller skating rink. The…read moreskating area was big enough to house a party of 20-30 of us that were there. As you walk in you are greeted with pinball machines and video games (from the 80s). Then farther around to your right you can pick up your skates. The skates werent very comfortable, but they served their purpose of skating. Off to the left side (when you first walk in) you have a little party area. Enough room for kids and adults. Overall the staff was friendly and they didnt interfere with the guests too much unless they needed something. They played a few games with the kids, the hokey pokey and the limbo, which was fun watching the kids play! Lets just say that I havent put skates on in several years -- it took me awhile to 'reteach' myself how to skate! It was fun!

It was AMAZING! We (church lady's retreat) came on September 15th. The instructors, Chad, Hunter,…read moreDale, Sara and Mark were the BEST!! They were so sweet and nice and made us feel safe and secure the whole time! Such a good time and they were all so patient and encouraging to a few that were a bit scared. It was so much fun, I'd do it again in a heartbeat and recommend it highly. The staff and the lines are the BEST! You have to try it; you will not regret it! I give them an A++++++++++++++++ Kim Wooton

This is a family-run business that is first class all the way! We were greeted by the owners upon…read morearrival and welcomed. Then we were instructed and assisted on the course by Dale and Trevor who are amazing personalities and guides. This zipline course is a blast and is the real deal. This is a must if you are visiting in the area!

What a great place for families or a date night or just a place to have fun!! Lancaster desperately…read moreneeded a place for skating. Super clean, fun, helpful staff, great prices! Looking for some childhood fun again or a place to take the kiddos? Get to Skates!!

I grew up directly across from the park. Some of the fun equipment which involved spinning so fast…read moreyou either lost your grip and went flying or got sick has since been removed. A stone lined koi pond is also gone. I believe that is the original slide I used in 1950's. The park is a wonderful location adjacent to the river. Unless they've been removed, restrooms are on the back side of the shelter. I make an annual trek back to Logan and always include a vist to the park. Great escape for kids and adults.

The playground at Kachelmacher Park is like the park that time forgot. It's straight up the 1980s…read morein this park, with all of the vintage metal playground equipment that you and I grew up with that totally would not fly today. Basically, all of those rides and slides that would burn your legs in the summer are here and still providing kids with hours of fun at Kachelmacher. There's the metal twisty slide, the long metal straight slide, the metal character riders, the metal monkey bars, the metal straight bars to do your flips, the metal geodesic dome -- all the metal. We visited on a mild spring day, so the metal equipment wasn't a problem, but I imagine that in the summer, the equipment will get hot. Just be aware of that. There are also more modern things, like swings, a play firetruck, a teeter totter, a wooden fort and a plastic play area for younger children. There are also lots of picnic tables at which to sit, as well as a shaded and covered area with picnic tables for a party, and a fireplace hearth. (It wasn't lit when we were there, so I'm not sure if it is working or if you're allowed to light it.) There were no restrooms that I could see, so plan accordingly.