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Longview Recreation Center

★★★★½ 4.5408 reviewsSpring Hill, TN

Private

Longview Recreation Center in Spring Hill is a Williamson County Parks & Recreation facility that hosts the county's summer specialty camps, including aquatics, arts and crafts, Brickeology (LEGO), chess, STEM camps from Engineering for Kids and RoboThink, dance, theatre and e-sports weeks. The county also runs coed youth sports camps for ages 7-14 at Spring Hill and other sites. These are individual week-long specialty camps booked through the county registration system rather than one all-summer day camp, and daily hours vary by camp.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
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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 Longview Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★Cameron Cox

I genuinely love the weight room, but admittedly, the hours are strange and rather inconvenient if you have a busy workweek. Yes, you can go in the mornings bright and early before work, but even so those hours are usually spent getting ready for work. Fridays closed at 6, on the weekends by 5. A few years ago they were apparently open till 9:00PM everyday, and it was supposed to be changed back but never was. Equipment stays busted or cheaply fixed so it returns to broken rather quick, and the equipment is awkwardly mushed into one spot. I like the pool, but last time I went in there I gained facial…fungal folliculitis. The pool has since then been redone/renovated but it is concerning. The air during the summers is poor as well, leaving a humid environment in the volleyball and weight room areas. Staff for the most part is super sweet however! A very loving group of folks. This is a good recreation center, but then again I use it for one resource: a weight room. As much as I love it here, I’ll recommend this: if you want to get in, workout, and get out, you may want to try a 24/7 gym or just a different place. Anymore, it’s hard to navigate even in the weight room. Too many people, not enough machine/equipment variety (unless you want to use treadmills).

★★★★No Lastname

Generally clean place; staff is friendly; good variety of exercise equipment -- however the hours are very limited.

★★★Michael Cox

Don't plan on lap swimming often. M-F all but one of the pool lanes is closed for swim teams pretty much year round. Id find somewhere else if you are wanting to actually be able to use the pool lol

★★★Will

The people are very nice but the place really needs to be updated. Sometimes the equipment stays broken for long lengths of time. It could be great. Whoever makes decisions should look at the rec center in Sevierville. It has nice updated equipment like in the picture. I thought this was the wealthiest county in Tennessee? Let’s use some of that tax money.

★★★★daniel sinclair

Indoor and outdoor pools, pickle ball courts and a nice indoor walking track. Also has a gaming room for your kids. Decent weight room including universal and free weights. Clean and not noisy. The annual pass that does not include exercise classes is affordable for the whole family. However my wife really liked the Zumba classes and they have water aerobics as well in the indoor pool which is heated to about 80°.

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