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Heilmann Recreation Center

★★★★ 4.4193 reviewsDetroit, MI

Private

Municipal recreation center in Detroit's Regent Park neighborhood (District 3), rebuilt in 2004 and operated by Detroit Parks & Recreation as one of the sites for the department's summer day camp. Programming includes swimming and youth recreation activities, with camp and program registration through the city's RecTrac portal.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Heilmann Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Gordon AngeliqueR

Its down the street from my mamma house and the affordable yearly plan has been my only lifeline that I could go to a gym. So grateful for them. They’re a big hit with the kids in the neighborhood. I kinda wish they could intergrate a 24 hour model. Those of us with funny schedules would be able to come more frequently. Im hoping that the increase of security is offset by the income and utility that the center offers. These are crazy times especially and a place like that, if the offered 24hr kido care/ the facility being open just in general. It would probably balloon into a safe haven… make us a target… nvm. The place is great 😅

★★★★★Jamal Spivey

This community center allowed my business to host video game tournaments and operate my anime club for age groups 5 to 11. Thank you.

Kimberly Roland

The gentlemen at the front desk is very rude. When I first approached the front desk to see where the class was that my daughters were taking, he didn’t even acknowledge me. He was casually talking to someone on the front desk phone on speaker phone, waited until he felt like pausing his conversation and then decided to address my question. I’ve seen him and another front desk associate (older woman) have no problem, yelling, being rude, and getting attitudes with patrons coming in. There is a way to communicate without being rude and nasty. The front desk definitely needs more training in customer service. There is no reason a scene should be created when you are talking to a customer.

★★★★★Walter Mckee

My first visit.... Excellent welcoming and positive staffing! After getting my membership I was given a tour that was informative and professional I am enthusiastic and looking forward to my membership here.😀👍💪

★★★★★Ms. Deirdre Johnson

My nephew started going here over a decade ago. My children go here for swimming and basketball. The membership is super affordable and it's a nice facility. They offer something for all ages. From young children to seniors. Definitely worth looking into.

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