This is a great place for outdoor activities no matter the season…read more In the summer, the pool is an ideal place to cool off. There is a zero-depth pool for young kids and another area about 4 feet deep for older kids to swim in, with or without parents. When the weather turns cold, the ice rink is well-maintained and fun for all. I appreciated that they Zamboni the rink halfway through an open skate so that it stays smooth. Two fire pits allow for warming up if your fingers start to freeze. Overall this is a fantastic place to spend some quality time being active outdoors all year round.

They have a covered outdoor ice skating rink which is really cool and well kept. The lobby is…read moreheated with restrooms. Skate rentals are available. Customer service was nice! Had a very good time with this winter activity.

I started with the medical fitness training, 2 days per week. I'm 69 and I have been sedentary for…read moreover a year due to a very painful, osteo arthritic knee. Also I had abdominal surgery, chemo and radiation. It's been almost impossible to get to the gym, until I had to and have met some very nice people. We get the warm pool all to ourselves for one hour each session. There are only about 8 of us, and the rest of the people can use the deep area/lane of the pool during the class. I have noticed a great increase in energy and my leg muscles are stronger. The arthritis pain is mostly the same. I now have TKR surgery scheduled for Oct. 1st and am going to work with Amanda who was our pool "teacher" one on one. We are going to focus on the machines. This way I will gain strength and not injure myself. The gym is beautiful. I breath a deep sigh of delight every time I enter. Of course there are occasional things like bandaids on the floor, but if reported, they get taken care of. Everyone has been very nice. I am a member and will continue to go after my surgery as soon as I am medically released. I'll go back to another 8 weeks of myfitRx just as soon as I can. It's like a day spa, everytime I go!

Updating my review as I've been swimming with the masters swim team here now for ~2 years…read more I just have to commend the Health & Fitness Center for their upkeep of the facility. They're ALWAYS making improvements - whether it's adding it in a brand new cafe, or swapping out all the shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispensers and just keeping the place really clean - especially the pool! While they don't have digital sign up (I have to call and share my credit card information over the phone or just go in person....), they clearly do invest in their facilities and these details don't go unnoticed! Lastly, the staff is always so helpful and friendly here - even early morning at 5am!

A nice tennis facility in the area with adult clinics available. The staff are friendly and they…read moreare a well oiled machine with turning courts over on time. Membership is very expensive - nearly $500/yr for an individual - and you don't get much benefit. Slightly less expensive clinics (like $5/class) and there are almost never courts available nights/weekends to rent. I do not see the value or benefit. The adult clinics are "ok" at best. Let me preface that the instructors are VERY nice. As people, I like them alot. That being said, the structure leaves a lot to be desired. The Sunday night classes are very slow paced with wayyyyy too much time being spent on stories and anecdotes. A 90 minute class with 30 of those minutes being a warm-up. Lots of standing around time vs. actual playing. The most beneficial time spent is with the 2nd instructor when he pulls a small group aside for personalized feedback and instruction. The Thursday night class is good, but it's so late - 8-9pm - and only an hours length. I wish there were more night/weekend options and with other instructors. Overall it's a decent choice in the area, but the membership fees are astronomical with very little value.

amazing I am 13 I go every Sunday and Thursday both 4:30 to 6:00 amazing staff and amazing…read morefeedback from the coaches on both my serve and gameplay definitely would recommend!!

Great gym! We've been going for almost 5 years now, their competitive program is really good. They…read morepush the kids but not exhaustingly and they nurture friendships among teammates. The coaches are knowledgeable and can be tough on kids at times but are also loving and fun. They don't play favorites so the kids are really like family. My daughter has grown not only physically but also personally. Highly recommend coach Kerry and coach Alice, and the other coaches are great.

I signed my 4 yr. old son up for a class there through a Groupon offer which allowed him 4 classes…read more(1/week) for $12. We didn't enjoy the experience. First the parents are not allowed inside the gym. There is see-through paneling up that allows the parents to see inside the room and if it is very quiet outside in the waiting room you can still hear what is being said....I don't think the instructors realize this because, there were quite a few times were I could hear them making disparaging remarks towards the students. Specifically, my son has a rather unusual name but only one syllable and therefore easy to learn with a little effort; well instead of learning his name, they would just refer to him as "boy". I found this rather rude. There were several other children in the class and they had no problem remembering their names. There was also another instructor there one day and she was asking the usual instructor if they should have another student go again and she rolled her eyes and said, "what's the point?". The student looked rather hurt. I mean they are 4 so of course they don't get things right....that is the point in giving them lots of chances to try again and again. Besides their rudeness. The students basically walk around the equipment and don't interact with it much. They have two walk-overs on the balance beam and they hop on the vault platform. The rest of the time they are just walking or hopping around in a circle. It really just seemed pretty silly. There was no learning of how to do stretches or footwork or muscle building. It was just like any other playgroup one would see at First Steps or the ones anyone can attend for free at the library except in this instance they are surrounded by expensive gymnastics equipment. They never checked in with me to see if my child would continue after the Groupon; which I also thought was rather weird. What is the point of having a Groupon if you are going to treat the people that use them like crap? Do you really think that will help your image? If you don't want people to use them because, you don't want to teach the children at that reduced rate then simply don't offer them. I mean there was never a hello or goodbye from the instructor....I was completely ignored. We didn't even bother going to the 4th session because, my son said the instructor was mean and it really made me wonder what else they were saying that I just missed and couldn't hear because, we weren't allowed in the gym.

This park is probably best known for being the place local kids go to play league soccer. However,…read moreit's just generally a nice park for picnicking or taking your kids to play. The playground structure is big and was swarming with kids on a recent summer day. Parking is easy here, even when soccer season is in full swing, since there are multiple lots; one by the soccer fields, and one over by the play structure.

This is where one of our kids plays soccer. There are numerous soccer fields and open spaces…read more My younger boys really like the play area. Slides and tunnels galore with plenty of seating for parents. The walking trails are beautiful but bring the tick spray to the place.

Only came here for one game for our travel team. I was less than impressed with the officiating,…read morebut that has nothing to do with the facility. There was an outdoor, and it looked like an indoor playing field as well We played outdoors on a beautiful turf field. The area is surrounded by a forest, which makes it a very attractive place. We are not from the area, so I'm not aware of what else they have but this is a really good place to travel to for a game

Not sure how this place...or who characterized it as a "day care" (I guess Comerica Park would be…read moredaycare if you dropped your kids off for a baseball game), but 100% this place is for indoor soccer league playing. Nice facility, three large, well-kept fields. Free wi-fi, concessions that are very reasonable, big screen TVs if you'd rather watch National and International Sports.

Very friendly staff that acknowledges the kids and encourages the "whys"…read moreClean spaces. Well priced. Such a great place for when weather is messy or you need to work while child plays. Love!!

I was reared by European parents, one artist and one physicist, who don't believe in valorizing…read morerich bastards who flaunt their material goods. (not that all rich people are bastards, mind you) We played tennis but never competed. We played on old, cracked, outdoor, forgotten courts because then we didn't have to deal with anyone else. I played in skate shoes, flannel shirts, and jeans (it was the '90s!). We love to swim but we take more time to complete a lap than an asthmatic turtle. So when I hear 'tennis club' I cringe. I automatically think of upturned noses. But after four times of hitting balls around at Chippewa, my apprehension is waning. This ain't no snobby country club. I'm a plus one on my partner's family's membership so I can't tell you anything about cost. I can tell you, however, that there are: - six well-maintained really-high-ceiling indoor courts with water stations and benches. - draw-nets that separate the courts. - large wheeled carts filled with tennis balls. - a lot of people taking lessons which means you get a range from Eastern students with blond ponytails and 80 mph serves to 50 year-old men with sweat bands on their heads who can hardly hit a ball. - changing rooms with great little nooks that give you a little privacy and comfort - six spacious showers in private stalls with nice hot water - a small sauna - a full gym downstairs with aerobic machines, weights, etc. Always is empty when I'm there Still haven't scoped the pool but hope to do so soon. If you want a laid-back atmosphere with all-season courts but where you don't have to have a diamond ring or a beamer to join, this just might be your place.

I was invited here to play some Wolleyball with a few co-workers and friends. Wolleyball is…read moreVolleyball played in a Racquetball court. It makes for some interesting activity in the room with 4 walls. I was actually looking forward to it as I had not played in a while. The place sits hidden back off of Golfside Rd. It has a distinctive sign that you can't miss. Half way down the long driveway I was wondering if I was in the right spot. I then saw a building so to the left I turned. Hmmmm.....Seems deserted and vacant. It took me 15 mins to call the club to ask if I was at the correct location. Nope! You turned left instead of right and you are at the Swimming pool and outdoor Tennis courts. Okie Dokie. The place is actually at the furthest end of the driveway. Once arriving at the actual building I noticed I was at the correct location because I actually saw people. After climbing the steps and entering the building there are Indoor Tennis courts, Soccer and Racquetball rooms. The charge is $6 to enter. There is a locker room for men and women. I would recommend bringing a lock. The RB rooms are located on the lower level along with Exercise equipment. It is not a new facility but maintained, We played 6 games and I felt the burn the following day. Overall, it was a fun experience once you actually find the correct building.