EMAC is a great place to swim. It's six lanes and is heated. Even in the winter, the permanent…read morestructure keeps the pool and air warm. Being a member for lap swimming is good value. The locker rooms are really old but functional. The people that go there are always friendly.

From the owner: Welcome to Emmaus Aquatic Club's (EMAC) Learn to Swarm Lesson Program. EMAC has been serving the…read moreLehigh Valley for over 30 years in aquatic programming. We are a non-profit club providing multiple aquatic programs. EMAC Learn to Swarm Lesson Program offers a comprehensive Learn-To-Swim Program at Steel Fitness Premier (SFP) located on the Integrated Health Campus. SFP offers three different pools: Lap Pool, Activity Pool, and Therapy Pool that can meet the needs of swimmers of all Levels and Ages.

This is the spot where it goes down in the summer. On a hot day, this is it. The snack bar gets the…read morejob done. My main complaint is that they removed the high dive and that was the coolest part of the pool. Nothing beats the splash contest off the high dive during adult swim, and they took it away from us.

From the owner: Crestwood has a 25 meter competitive swimming pool with an attached shallow end graduating up to…read more2.5 feet. We also have a separate baby pool for young children as well as playground equipment. For a relaxing environment there are many shady and sunny areas to lay by while lounging at the pool. Wireless Internet is provided to our members at no extra charge so you can connect your laptops and mobile devices. For the more active members we offer recently resurfaced volleyball and basketball courts. We also have a fully stocked snack bar that offers both hot and cold items. We have a brand new competitive diving board as well as a double water slide for everyone to enjoy. Overlooking our pool is a covered pavilion equipped with tables and benches, lights, fans, and a gas grill available to our members.

Pretty cool Park where you can sit down with Family and Freinds on a nice summer day to BBQ or You…read morego in the swimming pool on a nice summer day. if you're in the Poconos Pennsylvania visiting nice great place to visit and enjoy a summer day, and they're a nice hill where you can watch views of the city !!!!!

Doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but the 2 pools are nice. The smaller pool has aqua…read moreaerobics classes and you can swim/water walk in it. I found the small pool temperature to be too warm for swimming. The large lap pool is cold!

First visit, took advantage of the arthritis water class. Friendly staff, nice facilities…read more Definitely helped with the aches of getting older!

The NAC that's one of the most bipolar opinions about it when it comes to politics and professional…read moremanagement. In my opinion, it is the best gym around and it is truly a lifestyle beyond anything. The Escape is the perfect place to do exactly that. The bartenders admittedly spike the drinks with extra alcohol, and God knows what else ;)

Friends who were NAC members invited me to Escape Resort as their guest before Covid. Although I…read morehad been inside the facility several times over the years, I had never seen the new outdoor pools and water park theme up close. Have to say that while it appears to be an amusement park from beyond the fence with massive water slides and multiple aquamarine pools for various uses; from within it makes more sense and is actually quite attractive in a hyperactive way. Happy Hour with half price drinks was a good deal, and the bar food offerings were also well designed to complement the alcoholic drinks, if not all that tasty, nor compelling in their own right. So many people in a relatively small space around the bar, that conversation was a bit challenging. Plenty of alternative distractions among the many "beautiful" folks who enjoy being the center of attention, and know how to do it right, especially when encouraged with beverage. With music playing in the background the experience was a mixed bag. Clearly, the plan is a bit over the top, and made for people with kids or those who like this glitterati experience. Yet, there was a full house that evening, and business was booming. Covid put an end to the crowds for the last year, but I suspect the club will be back in action full tilt come vaccinations and reduced mask wearing. I'm the more cautious type, and will wait a while before accepting my next invitation.

water was the perfect temp not too cold not too warm and the whole place was super clean plenty of…read moreloungers too lifeguards were chillin but kept an eye out best swim ever ‍

first time trying out a philly public pool! we did have to wait outside for about ten minutes to be…read morelet in and then an additional five for the life guards to get to their stations, which was a bit disappointing because we only have 50 minutes to swim before they kicked us out again! there's small bathrooms, and no changing rooms but they do have a place to rinse off your feet? (very odd as there is no sand but y'know...) i wish there was a place to change out of my wet bathing suit and into dry clothes, but other than that it was worth trying out on a really hot day! really clean pool and life guards are posted at every side :) unfortunately did not get any pics!

Nice set of pools. Kids gave a 5 star review loved the slide. Ample and alert lifeguards…read more Three pools total here. Adult pool Kids pool with slide Small kids pool. Clean locker rooms , bathrooms, plush green grass to sit in. Great value. 7.00 per adult 6.00 kids 6 and over . Snack bar is a hit with kids.

I've been to this pool many times growing up since I was a resident of the town, but sadly this…read moreplace has become a shadow of its former self. When I went as a kid it was like $2 admission for the whole day and now its $10. I understand that times have changed with inflation / etc. but that is pretty excessive... Probably explains why the pool is almost empty a majority of the time on hot summer days. The diving board use to be a the far end of the 12 ft deep section where you could dive in and swim straight all the way to the 3ft section. Now they have the pool sectioned in half to accommodate for pro swimmers and have 2 lanes dedicated for that, but it takes up over 1/4 of the pool. The rules they have are pretty excessive and ridiculous such as not allowing kids to have boogie boards or pool noodles. They still feature a DJ on certain Thursday nights, but it just doesn't draw the same crowd anymore that it use to. There are other larger and nicer pools in the area that cost less and you'll likely get more for your money.

The Biosphere pool is an awesome facility with an indoor-outdoor jacuzzi and a natural looking pool…read morewith waterfalls and a grotto jacuzzi. It even has a waterslide. However, if you come on a weekday the waterslide is closed. The pool area is 5 stars on weekends. However, the bar/cafe opens late on weekdays. They don't permit you to bring any outside food or beverages in but they also don't sell any on weekdays. I asked if I could have room service bring food and drink to the pool and I was told no. So if you're looking to enjoy the pool and a drink, make sure to do it in a weekend.