Dublin Recreation Center

Amazing Rec Center. Good Luck with the entire remodel. I'm so glad all locker rooms are ADA accessible because it's the law. Same thing after the remodel too. I'll have a great luck at temporary locations while this is under construction. I can't wait to see something fancy here. See you back after the remodel is all complete.

This facility is such a great resource for the local community. They have so many different services here, such as a fitness center, pools, gym, theater, and community classroom and meeting spaces. They offer annual memberships, or you can purchase passes just for group fitness classes. You don't have to be a Dublin resident, but they have slightly higher rates for non residents. I have really enjoyed the group fitness offerings and appreciate the variety of class times. The instructors are great and make the classes fun (even when they are kicking your butt). The center is located in Coffman Park with access to several walking trails.

This is a great affordable place to book your event. We booked the community center hall for our son's party (all three sections). The rate for Dublin residents is $120/hour. Nonresidents pay a higher rental rate. This venue worked for us because with the round tables they are able to fit 225 maximum. Most other halls happen to cap out at 200. There are three sizes the community hall can be used as.We did not have to get a vendor license as our food was catered and just being delivered to the center and nothing was being prepared at the center. I appreciate the accessible kitchen, which helps keep the extra food or dessert refrigerated. I like how they are able to give you surround sound for your music, a microphone setup, and projectors for no additional cost. A con to this place is the lighting. With the color of the walls and the lighting, most pictures appear to be more of a yellow hue. The workers who are there to set up and work with you through the event I felt were rushing the process instead of going through properly of how to use the mic and surround sound system. Also, some of the set up was done incorrectly and we ourselves had to shift some tables and chairs around. Overall a good place due to cost and space.

My dealings with the Dublin Rec Ctr have been less than impressive. I've been buying training sessions there for years and there have been so many problems. They have double-counted my sessions which took me more than one visit to the front desk to straighten out. Recently, they have allowed non-members (like myself) to buy training passes but their protocol requires a different check-in device than that which is used by the members - and this is never set up so it takes a while for the staff person to set it up and check me in. Today, in addition to it not being set up, the staff person stopped my check-in process FOUR times to wait on four other people (members) requiring services. She apologized for the wait but then why did she keep stopping to wait on everyone else in the other line? It took me over 5 minutes to check in while she stopped to let everyone else in immediately. This is terrible service.

It is a nice facility for kids. But as everyone else has said the Guards are pretty much in your face.

Very nice facility. Offers a wide variety of activities that suits any level of fitness. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Very nice pools and a lot of space to do machines or weights. One can buy just class passes if not wanting to use the facility or a membership to have access to the entire facility. Great options for people. You do not have to be a Dublin resident to be a member either. Very welcoming place.

After an 86-day hiatus, the Rec Ctr opened to limited participation today, including required online slot reservations, masks strongly required (on treadmills), and no bars for weight benches and power racks. Their reasoning is that, with the army of equipment cleaners, they cannot offer weight-spotting for guests. To be completely truthful, this was almost never necessary before COVID. "When will bars be brought back to the gym?" They could not offer a timeframe or even any criteria by which they would make this decision. But I can get a refund, which I elected to do. How long will that take? "About 5 weeks, in the form of a check". "But I paid with a credit card; can you refund there?" No. We changed our software in November.Sadly, after 12 years, I'll be shopping for another gym, as it doesn't appear the city understands why people liked the Rec Ctr.

Nice looking facility but was visiting form out of town and was treated kind of rudely by the people working the front desk. I shared some feedback on a policy and they listened but we're immediately dismissive and unapologetic and explained why there was right. I understand the policy issue, but they didn't seem to have any customer support mindset at all. Not sure I'd recommend them for that. (manager and receptionist on 6/27 2pm)The weights area are decent but limited in machines and laid out oddly.I was in at 4 on a weekday and had to wait on almost every machine. They organized their weights weird too (light dumbbells by the heavy dumbbells?) so just be ready to look around and wait a bit. It's nice looking tho.

Great rec center. It has something for everybody. It is also surrounded by outdoor areas and parks

I joined because my other gym was closed after Covid. I was pleasantly surprised about how many options there are for working out. This is a very nice facility. The prices are very reasonable.