The Romulus Athletic Center (RAC) is a municipal fitness and aquatic center with a five-pool complex, lazy river, waterslide, gyms and climbing wall, and it runs summer swim camps for kids alongside swim lessons and open swim. Specific camp ages and hours vary by session.
The practical details
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 Romulus Athletic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleIt wasn't super crowded. Went for a birthday party on a Sunday. Everyone was nice. Place is clean and neat. My kids had a blast and so did I. Lazy river is bomb!
The reason the location is receiving a 5 star is directly related to the wonderful gentleman Maximillian, seeing him move through the check in for members and party goers seamlessly without another staff member in site was quite impressive. Upon my turn to be checked in I made mention of how seamless he made it all. He was grateful for that, and apologized for the wait due to being understaffed. Treat this young man like gold he deserves much kudos for how well he handles himself under pressure and with his ability to work through it. Thanks Maximillian we had a great time at the RAC!
Visited for a birthday party and my child had a wonderful time! The family locker room was a little small/narrow, so those using mobility devices or strollers/carrier car seats may need assistance. The room that was reserved for the party was spacious, chairs were surprisingly comfortable, and the staff was helpful and kind.
I have been a member since shortly after it opened years ago! There are so many reasons why I have stayed so long! The wonderful staff, the great equipment, the amazing greeters !!! I hesitate to mention one above the other because they all help me look forward to my work out!! I can’t even get in the door before Alex has me signed in!!!
I wanted to like this place. But I don't. It seems like everyone is directed to the family area to change for the pool. I had a man open my changing room when I was changing with my kids. He said lock the door next time. I thought I had. My 3yr old ended up trying to run back in there when the man was in the shower and behold he thought he locked the door too. So I don't think they really do lock. There is tons of rust. On the changing tables, on metal grading, and even on the kids part area in the pool. The lazy river is deep and strong. To strong to try to teach kids to practice swimming while in their parents arms. The lazy river went to just below my collar bone and I'm 5'5"



