Dublin Recreation Center

Been going here for about a year. Great facility and family friendly environment. If you have kids, this is a place to be. Not so much for younger people.
I play basketball consistently here and it is really nice to have gym availabilities online. I’d say competition is quite bad but the court is great. Lots of high school (and below) kids and some older people have pick up games here. If you don’t mind the kids, it’s a great place to go. Don’t think any other gym around here offers this level of quality. I’ve been to Sports Ohio and YMCA and they both have terrible gyms.
I pay less than $ 30 per month using corporate discount. Only catch is you cannot access the gym after 6pm (all access in the weekends). Keep that in mind if you don’t work close to the gym. Overall good equipment and clean.

Very unfriendly staff who enjoy making the costumer’s experience miserable.

Great community recreational center. They have a nicely equipped gym where you usually don’t have to wait (or wait long) for machines or free weights. The staff is friendly and generally helpful. Nice swimming pool for laps and also a pool for recreational purposes that we used to visit when our kids were small. They also have a play area for younger kids and all kinds of different classes (martial arts, dancing, etc.). They also have several conference rooms for large and small parties etc. nice courts that can be converted to basketball/​badminton etc.
I wish they had an outdoor pool and it would have been good if the rec center membership included the aerobic classes. But all in all a terrific community center!

I love the Dublin Recreation Center. I’ve been coming here since I was in high school, when I volunteered to help with a program they do here for children in the summer time. It was a pleasure to give back to my community and help enrich the children’s lives at the same time.
What I love about this community recreation center is the rooms for private gatherings and events. Which I’ve been to plenty here throughout the past several years from bat mitzvahs to company holiday parties the Dublin Recreation Center can host it all and does a great job at it as well.
I also love the indoor swimming pool and track. Both are so convenient for me, since I run 5K’s and like swimming. Plus it’s family friendly so that’s another plus for me. Anything that is family friendly is a great atmosphere for me since I don’t like gym’s that are just targeting certain age groups.
Overall, I have never had any issues with Dublin Recreation Center and their staff are very friendly as well. I recommend this to anyone who loves family friendly settings. As well as if you need a great program to send your kids to in the summer.

I’ve only been here for work meetings so I can only say a few things. There aren’t many reviews as of yet but hopefully I’ll help it get to its first dozen.
Parking is plentiful. The sound system in the conference room is clear.

Decent gym and go there due to my girlfriend living in Dublin. Men’s showers smells like a unflushed urinal. I was unhappy with an employee who insisted to use headphones for music even though 1.) the entire 15 people in the aerobics room had headphones and couldn’t hear anything other than their music and my music couldn’t be heard by anyone other than myself.

This is the best place to play badminton. The league is run by Derek and he does a great job of managing the play — everyone gets fair opportunity to play with equally skilled players. It’s competitive to get on the league and usually their is a waitlist. But once u r in I am sure you will not let go of your spot.

If you live in Dublin this facility is a great asset to community living. The price is very affordable and they have great facilities and programs. I train here five days a week and the equipment is always available. Fall, winter and spring my kids take swim lessons here and the instructors are amazing. The Subway they added a couple years ago was a needed addition. Now I can grab a quick and healthy meal after my workout. I do multiple triathlons per year and this facility has everything I need for my training. My kids love open gym Monday’s and I enjoy watching them have so much fun at the Rec. I highly recommend for the entire family.

Not the best free weight gym, but the cardio gym and tertiary services make up for it.

I paid the nonresident daily rate to use the pool yesterday ($ 20 for all of us). My daughter, 2 granddaughters and I enjoyed the warm water in the kiddie section, as well as the lazy river. I was a little disappointed in the seating. There are benches along 2 walls and only a few chairs. I saw some furniture in the lobby that was a little shabby. There is a Subway there as well, which is a nice perk. It was a nice outing for the kids; we may go back.

For those living in Dublin, the Rec Center is an affordable way to keep
fit, shed a few pounds and excercise to your heart’s content, in a
variety of ways. The facility offers something for every one:
1. Large fitness floor with state-​of-​the-​art equipment, including weights
(free and plate-​loaded), cardio machines and stretching area.
2. Indoor track — ¹⁄₁₃ mile.
3. Leisure pool, slides, lazy river, lap pool, diving boards, hot tub.
4. Fitness programs, spinning, Zumba, etc.
5. Basketball, volley ball, badminton, etc.
6. Teen room with big screen t.v., juke box, video games, computer
stations.
The facility is large, and not usually over-​crowded. The only time it is
a little crowded is the first two weeks after New Years, when everyone
has made the resolution to excercise more.
The building is clean, equipment is in excellent shape, and there’s even
a Subway inside if you want a snack after your workout.
Hours are from:
Monday — Friday: 5:30 am — 9:30 pm
Saturday: 8 am — 8 pm
Sunday: 8 am — 8 pm