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Costick Activities Center fitness center in Farmington Hills, MI
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Costick Activities Center

4.2(71 reviews)$Sports
🕑 1.5-3 hours depending on whether you're attending a specific class or enjoying open play time👶 Best for ages 2-12. Toddlers and preschoolers thrive in supervised play programs and gentle movement classes, while elementary-aged kids enjoy sports activities, fitness classes, and seasonal camps that keep them active and social.

About

Costick Activities Center is Farmington Hills' go-to community recreation hub where families can enjoy everything from drop-in play areas to structured classes year-round. This well-maintained facility offers a welcoming environment for active families, with programming that keeps kids engaged rain or shine, plus the convenience of indoor activities when Michigan weather doesn't cooperate.

Highlights

  • Diverse activity classes including sports, dance, and fitness programs for multiple age groups
  • Indoor play areas perfect for burning energy during cold Michigan winters
  • Seasonal camps and special events throughout the year
  • Family-friendly gymnasium and multi-purpose rooms for active play
  • Well-trained staff who create a safe, welcoming environment for children

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Arrive early on weekday mornings (right at 6:00 AM opening) for the quietest gym and fitness areas before after-school programs begin
  2. 2.Check their seasonal program guide online before visiting to pre-register for popular classes and camps that fill up quickly
  3. 3.Pack indoor athletic shoes for the kids as many activities require proper footwear on gymnasium floors
  4. 4.Visit on weekends before noon to take advantage of family-friendly programming during their shorter Saturday/Sunday hours
  5. 5.Ask about punch passes or family memberships if you plan to visit regularly,they offer better value than single-visit rates

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings (9:00-11:00 AM) are ideal for families with preschoolers, offering less crowded play spaces and toddler-specific programming. Weekends work well for working parents but arrive right at opening (6:00 AM) to maximize time before the 2:00 PM closure.

What to Know

The center offers both drop-in activities and pre-registration programs at varying price points,call ahead or check their website for current rates and class schedules. Ample free parking is available on-site, and the facility is wheelchair accessible with family restrooms.

Seasonal Notes

Winter months see the highest attendance as families seek indoor activities during snow season. Summer brings popular day camps and outdoor-focused programming. Check their calendar for special holiday events and themed activities during school break periods.

Nearby Eats

Buddy's Pizza on Northwestern Highway (about 2 miles away) is a Michigan institution with kid-friendly square pizzas the whole family will love. For a quick casual bite, Panera Bread in the nearby shopping plaza offers healthy options and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for post-activity meals.

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