This place really is a lot of fun to go to! I love that for $10 my family of 4 can go swim for a…read morefew hours on a blustery cold day. They have a fun inflatable course that bigger kids or adults can go on, but my only complaint is that room and water in that pool is collllld! My kids much prefer the heated pool side equipped with a small slide, set depth entrance, lazy river (no tubes), and small pool to play or shoot hoops. There are benches build into the pool so parents can sit in the warm water while kiddos splash and play around.

This is located at Allegan High School, and the hours for the aquatic center are scheduled around…read morethe swim team and community offerings. There's a lap pool, and if this is your thing, check the times for lap swims. Sometimes it is crowded and you have to share a lane, and sometimes it isn't. Find your time! There is a play area that is wonderful - separate from the large pool. It has a slide for littles, a gradual walk in with splash fountains, and then you round the corner and can walk in a waist-deep pool (or do very short laps) - there can be a basketball hoop there. There's also a sort of lazy river with benches that you can walk around. This, too, has open hours that you can pay a small fee to use. The Aquatic Center is a fantastic community resource!

First I'm not a hot tub fan. I hate them, especially public hot tubs. This establishment appears to…read morebe very clean and well cared for. My fears of a dirty hot tub were squashed by the cleanliness of this place.

Great love it wonderful place too just unwind pop bottle of Bel-Air chill relax, great conversation…read moreconversations

Every time I come here, I am treated like family. The staff ask for your preferences when going…read moredown certain slides, and the price is nice and cheap. Love this place, will return next summer

It was our first time visiting the East Lansing Family Aquatic Center. I was with some family from…read moreout of town so we needed a place to take the kids to burn off some steam. Sounds like a great spot right? Right! Unassuming from the outside, it was all business and professional courtesy once you entered through the gates. Here's the thing with aquatic centers. Lifeguards are paramount! We can all imagine a scenario when security and lifeguards are lacking, so to see it in action was incredibly impressive. On the day we went - near the end of our stay, we witnessed an episode where all the whistles blew, lifeguards stood up at their stations and pointed to the spot where someone was struggling in the water. In a matter of seconds, lifeguards converged and basically took care of business. Now these are late teens to early twenty-something kids. And to see this type of urgency, and trained behavior for the safety and security of their patrons was, well - encouraging to say the least. Once we got home it was decided that, based on our first experience, this won't be our last trip to the East Lansing Family Aquatic Center. Well done staff! You came through with stars!

Have had both my girls go here for swimming lessons. The teachers did great to build a foundation…read moreof confidence. They offer both beginner and more advanced classes. Sign up early as all we have attended filled up. Facilities are kept up, and both pools are in decent shape. The smaller, shallower pool is salt but is heated. The larger competition pool is chlorine but not heated. A nice escape on a cold winter day.

The pool and locker rooms are very clean. The lap lanes are typically very evenly divided and the…read morelifeguards will allow you to put more in if needed. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I spent most of, if not all my time, after school training here for the last six years and haven't had a bad experience yet. Can't wait for it to be opened back up after the pandemic is over. :)

Kids loved 1st time at the pool. Now that I know they have a hot tub, I will be getting in next…read moretime. Would be 5 stars if they had a waterslide and a Splashpad.

From the owner: Fitness, Water and Enrichment programs. This includes (but is not limited to) personal training,…read morefitness classes, water aerobics, swim lessons for all ages, Pickleball, Senior Yoga, Tai-Chi plus much more.

Recently went to Richmond Park for a birthday party in their picnic pavilion. I don't think I'd…read moreever been to this park before, and it's really nice. It's huge, with a big pond, two playgrounds, tennis courts, pool, basketball court, picnic tables, table tennis table, and more. I think people sled at this park in the winter, too! The pavilion was really nice, with attached bathrooms, a prep area, fridge, tables, and chairs. The space was a good size for the party of 30 people or so. The parking lot is a short walk from the pavilion. I liked the patio area overlooking the pond, and all the kids at the party loved the playgrounds! There was a grassy area outside where we set up cornhole. It's $45 per hour to rent the pavilion, with a minimum of 2 hours. Not bad! I'm so glad we got to experience this park and would definitely come back to relax and go for a walk!

I love this park. A great hill makes it's fun to explore and easy to get away from other people to…read morebe alone.

Place is super clean and fun for littles! We will definitely be back. They also offer swim lessons…read more You can host birthday parties which is why we went. The kids had alot of fun and the water is heated so it's the perfect place for a winter birthday.

Awesome place when you can get in :) scheduling can be challenging but all in all a great place…read morewith great people!

The newly remodeled playground is a child's delight and they ask to go here. We have truly…read moreenjoyed baseball here also. We love Grand Rapids!

They won't allow me to juggle my soccer ball in the new gym. Great design, great leadership.read more

White boys can catch a vibe too 10/10. Family atmosphere. Good skate park and courts. Added a…read morefitness center and can get a good workout there. Pool opening soon too

Swimming pool, playground, small prefab skatepark, right by the big Bronson hospital complex…read more Snow is still melting now, and the park still has ice, goose poop, and broken glass to clear out, but it seems like an isolated part of town. This is not where, or how a skatepark should be. Pool looks smaller than the municipal pool(s) in Ann Arbor, which is sort of surprising to me, given how awesome the library here is, and how developed Kzoo's downtown seems to be. Skateparks and libraries - bellwethers of a community...

This club is clean. They have lots of great options for classes, fresh towels, and they generally…read moretake feed back seriously.

Overall nice facilities and staff. You can get many of the features they have elsewhere, but the…read moreracquetball courts and pool are what keep me going there. The main issue I've had is unsanitary behavior.in the men's locker room. Despite all the signs about washing before getting in the hot tub or cold plunge and wearing proper swim attire, guys (particularly under 25 yo crowd) will routinely use the sauna or steam room, and then hop right in the hot tub or cold plunge with nothing but underwear. Even worse, they throw their underwear in the swim suit water extractor. The locker rooms often smell like sewage. I've even been swimming laps only to see a bunch of high school or early college aged males jumping in the pool with only underwear... there were little kids at the pool! I spoke up that time, and they actually were surprised saying they had done it multiple times. Staff has been informed but does not enforce. The response I've received is, "it's above my pay grade." Upper level management and female staff seem to care more about this, but nothing has been done that actually fixes the issue. Apart from this it would be a 4/5 rating overall.