My sister and I grew up swimming here in the 1970's we took swim lessons with Red Cross there. I am…read morenow 56 years old and still have my Red Cross swimming graduate card in my childhood room framed. we also learned basketball weaving In the kiddie pool. I am so glad it is still open. My Grandma lived on Paradrome st for 70 years. Mt Adam's pool always great memories and a real gem.

They dont accept credit cards or bank cards only cash. They had me running all over the place for…read more$6.00. They sent me to mount adams where there was no parking anywhere. I ended up asking someone for money and paying them back cash app. The whole experience was awful!

This is a great pool and their water slides are amazing. They are only $15 to get in which is great…read moreconsidering kings island water park isn't open yet

I love this pool! Very family friendly. The the manager and people at the front desk are very…read morefriendly. The people who work at the concession stand aren't as friendly. My only other complaint is the food. The hot food is pretty gross. Lifeguards don't enforce the rules but are very watchful and concerned with safety. Great facility!

wonderful hidden gem in Wyoming. We love the friendly staff and fun atmosphere. We are looking…read moreforward to trivia nights.

This place is amazing!!! It's very friendly, and nice. There is a snack bar, it's almost always…read moreopen, and it's very safe. There is a small place for little kids and a deep end with 2 diving boards, and some lanes in the middle. There are also plenty of chairs set aside for adults to sit on! It's a great place to spend the weekend!!

Memorial day music 2025 -+++ Tuesday night summer music at amphitheater…read more 7:30. -9:30 through t the summer a variety of musical performances with concession stand. Bring your chair or get there a little early to sit on concrete steps. Tonight we are being treated to BAMSO-BLUE ASH MONTGOMERY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. quite the performance focused on memorial of servicemen/ women Douglas Knehans created a piece related to his father's experience in WW2. It was incredible to hear the story and the composition. Thanks to Blue Ash!!

Cleaning up-to-date recreation facility you do have to be a member and that means you have to be a…read moreresident of Blue Ash but it does have an aquatics center that specifically has a younger child built pool and lots of community activities happening

Ziegler Park is an urban area that isn't nearly as aesthetically notable as some of the other areas…read moreof Cincinnati. Instead it offers a pool, a playground, and some other amenities. There is a parking garage of note as well, and it's a good place to stop and fill up a water bottle and cool down during the summer.

This is a great pool to visit if you want to get some relief from the heat. I have visited on…read moremultiple occasions- both with children I babysit and with friends. This past Sunday it was very busy and it was difficult to even get two chairs together. We snagged one when we arrived then got into the pool. We had to wait until later in the afternoon to get a second chair, but we didn't necessarily mind because we were in the water. I wouldn't necessarily consider this a relaxing place to come- it has a very lively and busy atmosphere. If you are fine with this vibe then definitely come check it out!

Good facility, but completely over saturated. Beyond that, it's egregiously overpriced and the…read moremonthly fee will be $20-$30 higher than when I write this review. Would recommend a $20/$30 commercial gym OR Lifetime Fitness in Mason

I joined this gym in 2021. It was a five star experience from front to back slowly for the years…read more It has gotten more expensive and way too overcrowded. Every time I'm in there's multiple tours and multiple people signing up to a gym that is already crowded. If you go on a Saturday morning and cannot find a squat rack or a flat bench to do a workout you've signed up too many people. If I want to pay for overcrowded, I'll use planet fitness for 20 bucks a month. I haven't even begin to talk about the summer months. The pools are beyond overcrowded and disgusting. And due to signing up too many members existing members cannot take family friends or guess on any day that's considered a holiday and on any weekends, you have to pre-sign up The whole system stupid confusing and is only necessary because they sign up too many new members. STOP SIGNING UP NEW MEMBERS

The staff is excellent, they keep their equipment up to date, and have the best pools of any Y I've…read morebeen to.

Joining the Y last year was a fantastic decision. Cincinnati has tons of gardens and running paths…read moreto use during the fair weather months, but the winter is relatively unkind to outdoor exercise. Originally, one of the biggest perks of the Cincy Y membership was that it allowed you to use all Cincinnati branches. Now, you can go to any Ohio YMCA with your membership! Way to go! I know the membership pricing varies based on economic conditions, and while the Y certainly isn't the cheapest option, I will say they offer a lot of bang for your buck if you are willing to take advantage. Pools and saunas at most locations, fitness classes offered at all of them and at varying times, ActiveTrax to customize your fitness regime, weight rooms, workout facilities, personal coaching, and various free training programs from weight loss to competitive running to healthy eating make the YMCA not just a weight room, but a comprehensive facility for better living. I will say that while the Y offers a wonderful program for synchronized and competitive swimming, it wreaks havoc on the pool availability schedule. During the school year, expect the pool to be occupied whenever the children can be there. Even with 3 pools available at the Powel Crosley, it is difficult to discern from the schedule when the pool is open to the public. The good news? You can always call and talk to a human being.

I joined this Y about three months ago because it's the only Y in Cincinnati that offers the EGYM…read morecircuit machines. It's been phenomenal! After obtaining a special wristband to coordinate the machines for your personal goals, staff takes you through the 11 machines, which offer a total body workout. For me this is about building bone density and strength. They also offer both indoor and outdoor pools, along with MANY classes, and children care. Tons of free parking. Great staff!

Love my water exercise class. I'm addicted. Everyone is very friendly even the cute lifeguardsread more

This swim club is wonderful! It is a hidden gem within the city!…read moreAlways clean, friendly staff, and plenty of chairs! There are family nights, adult nights, and great special event parties! The best time to come if you don't have kids is around 4:30/5pm... As the kids go home for dinner! A little quieter then!

Wonderful pool and people, my kids practically live here in the summer! Tennis, ping pong, shuffle…read moreboard, basketball, volleyball, swim team and a playground.

What a neat little low key trail. I would love to see it in the Spring/Summer. So much history…read morebehind the McCullough Family & their significance to the Norwood Area. Definitely a place to check out. They have restrooms, picnic tables under cover & they have benches close to the parking lot for anyone not able to walk the trail or do any kind of slight incline. Loved this little spot.

I met my Mother, nephew, niece and their children at McCullough Nature Preserve for a wonderful…read morenature walk. It is a lovely place with beautiful plants and trees (some very old), and interesting old architecture to explore. The trails that we took were clearly marked and easy. After the walk we sat at the covered tables socializing and recounting parts of our adventure to a new friend that we found sitting there upon our return. We had a great time.