If you live in this area, you are very lucky to have such an amazing waterpark to attend at no cost…read morebecause this is a public pool that looks so fancy I was wondering first if this was a hotel

Fantastic pool and clean facilities! Perfect for a morning swim or weekend splash. Staff were…read morefriendly and helpful, making it a great place to relax and have fun.

This was my first time bringing my kids to this aquatic center in Oviedo, located very close to the…read moredowntown area of Oviedo this is a fun spot for kids to get away from the heat in the Florida summer time. They have different session they do for two hours and you have to arrive within does sessions to be able to use the facility. There is a large swimming pool and a kids splash area with a slide l, they also have lifeguards on duty to keep everyone safe. The price is very reasonable and if you are a city of Oviedo resident it's a bit cheaper. Cons;I wish instead of doing sessions they would just open for an x amount of hours but overall it was fun experience for my kids.

Oviedo Aqua Center Over the river and through the STREET,…read moreViews of this place worthy of a SEAT. I was most impressed by the WALLS? Etching each inch down the HALLS... Deciding if this place is 4 US, Oviedo Aquatic Center is very BUS... Activating the lungs, helping 2 CLIMB, Quietly gouging patrons of nickels and DIMES. United with others, connected to Mrs. MARTINI, An event gal who helped Ez become a TORTELLINI... Check out the photo Ez took of the man in the MIRROR, Etching Each Inch means seeing CLEARER, Never pushing away, but drawing NEARER, The events in Oviedo are second to NONE, Etch Each Inch, corner lot when DONE. Resting in a sleep lab tonight, looking out at tomorrow's SUN I slept from 9-1:45 and now write this at 2:15. Heading back to bed.

4 Stars for great tennis courts (a ton of them) and wonderfully friendly staff…read more This is a great spot to rent a court for a couple of hours. You can check the schedule online and book a court or wing it and do so when you arrive. I've noticed a time or two when it looks like every court is blocked online and they were actually all open, so I'd recommend calling to verify if there are no spots. Day-of has always worked for me. The courts themselves are well-maintained and many are recently re-painted. Some of them have the practice nets separating the two courts so your balls stay close by (this is for newbs like me). The bathrooms are nearby and adequate. Nothing spectacular, but they work and have been clean when I've been there. Overall, great courts! I'd recommend.

come down from CT and this place beats all others for…read moreadults and kids!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been going to the Winter Park YMCA for over 10 years. This location is amazing, the staff…read moreand members really make you feel like part of the community. They offer so much from personal training to yoga to swim lessons. There is always something to do on to of the regular work out floor. They have a large gymnasium they use for the larger classes and cycle. The membership is such a great value for everyone, they have pricing for single adults, couples and families as well as for different income levels. They also do events every quarter to give back to the community. If you like yoga the 2pm Sunday class is a must!

Kind of overpriced for a gym, but nice and clean with good service. Front desk employees were very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Did you know that one of Orlando's best outdoor recreational areas was once a thriving orange…read moregrove? Today, Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake is a 183 acre park where families, fishermen, campers, bird watchers, and nature lovers can enjoy a break outdoors that makes you feel a world away from the nearby tourist attractions. This property once contained more than 2,000 citrus trees before the City of Orlando purchased the land in the 1970s under Mayor Carl Langford. It officially opened as Turkey Lake Park in 1978 with the mission of conserving land in its natural state for residents as Orlando's tourism industry rapidly expanded. In 1981, many of the remaining orange trees were relocated to make room for a campground featuring RV sites and cabins. The park was renamed Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake in 2004 to honor former Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick for his commitment to preserving Orlando's natural spaces. Along with former Mayor Glenda E. Hood, he helped ensure the beauty of this park would be preserved for future generations. Today, the park is the City of Orlando's largest community park. Turkey Lake is considered one of Florida's top rated fishing lakes, making it a popular destination for anglers. Beyond the lake, there are miles of walking and biking trails, shaded picnic areas, playgrounds, fitness stations, sand volleyball courts, a seasonal swimming pool, boat rentals, a dedicated drone flying area, disc golf, and numerous pavilions for gatherings. The campground offers RV sites and cabins for overnight excursions surrounded by nature. Admission is a nominal $5 per vehicle or $2 for a single occupant, making it one of the best recreational values in Orlando. Come for a picnic, to swim, cast a line, visit the rescue animals, or hike the trails as I enjoyed doing. Bill Frederick Park at Turkey Lake is a reminder that Orlando offers more than just theme parks. I am so glad that the former mayors of Orlando had he foresight to preserve this slice of Florida's natural landscape where you never know what you might discover.

This is a really nice park and would be actually a great place if it wasn't right next to the…read moreturnpike. It is a large multi-functional, family-friendly park. There are several facilities available including pavilions, grills, disc golf volleyball, playgrounds, swimming, fishing, and even a drone course. There's a bike path, a nature path and a small animal farm where you can see a turkey, chickens, and maybe a variety of other animals. There are cabins (assuming for rent) and a spot for small RVs and trailers. The park includes several restrooms which are very clean. The disc golf course is extensive and likely a bit difficult as it meanders through several wooded areas and even one hole across the water. The park has several pavilions varying in size. Most have parking nearby, however several will require you to hoof your goods a little distance. This is a great place for a family or larger gathering. Two dollar entry fee. Dogs allowed on leash and there are several pet sanitary stations.

Wirz Park is in a quiet neighborhood in Casselberry, Florida. The big star of this parkbis…read moredefinitely the pool, but the playground, basketball court, volleyball court that are a part of it are also nice. It also is next to a walking path. They have adequate parking and when i was there on a Saturday morning, it was already busy.

Wirz Park has been wonderfully renovated! It's located in a quiet neighborhood in Casselberry…read more There is a new pool, two playgrounds, community room, pavilions, and more. The pool has a zero drop entry with some splash features for kids. The other end of the pool is for lap swimming. There are some tables and chairs with umbrellas but they fill up fast. There are life guards that help keep everyone safe and following the rules. There is a cost to enter the pool but it is very reasonably priced. They even have seasonal and annual passes and they take credit cards. We will be back to enjoy these amenities again!

Okay, I've gone from three stars, to four stars, and now back to three. Am I just fickle? No, I…read moredon't think so. Some endemic problems just go unnoticed until a moment occurs when such issues are revealed. Two issues, one old an unresolved, and one new have resulted in this downgrade. The old problem is unresponsive management. I have had a constant compliant about informing gym users to USE provided sanitary wipes after they use equipment. I was told in January (it's now nearing the end of May) that new signs were in the works. To date: nada. A gym up in Ocoee had a health contagion spread for reasons like this. The new problem is that management simply avoids the customers. Just this morning, a woman with developmental disabilities got he phone thrown at the door. A professional trainer - a man who is quite competent and caring - witnessed the event and took it upon himself to help sort this matter out. As he was helping settle things down, a manager sat ten feet away, in an office, door closed. Harris Rosen, a fine and charitable man, would not have tolerated this at the place where he once swam and chatted with his customers. Poor management is endemic, but I'm disappointed that it happens in a place where the line staff is so good.

We visited the Rosen Aquatic Center in Orlando for the Florida Age Group Championship meet, and I…read morehave to say it's an impressive facility. My daughter enjoyed competing in the 50-meter long course. The water temperature was spot-on and the pool itself was spotless. The whole complex is well maintained with clean restrooms and working drinking fountains. You can tell the staff takes pride in keeping things organized and swimmer-friendly. There's convenient off-street parking all around the facility, and plenty of hotels and restaurants nearby making it perfect for multi-day meets or out-of-town families. It can be a little tricky to find the pool for the first time since it's tucked away off the main road, so don't rely solely on a quick glance at your map. Once you're there, everything's easy to access. We only wish there was a bit more spectator seating. With big events like this, the stands fill up fast. Overall, it's a top-notch swim venue and a great experience for swimmers.

We went here in a whim and it was great! There are plenty of tables under shade so be sure to snag…read moreone! The prices aren't bad at all to get in, everyone will pay swimmer or not. There is lanes to small swim, several diving boards, slides for the older kids, splash kids area that is shallow, and look to swim. You're able to pack a cooler and bring in all of your own food so it really is a great spot to enjoy with the family.

We went for the first time yesterday. Water was freezing but the kids didn't care at all we loved…read morethe kids play area, waterslides, and diving boards. They also have a huge lap pool but we didn't use it. All the pools were beautifully maintained and the water didn't have a strong smell. The bathrooms were okay but definitely recommend wearing shoes.. I wish they had a little concession or food truck (the vending machine wasn't working) Overall it was a blast and we will be back!

I'm increasing my 4-star review of the College Park Pool to 5 stars. I've been here a lot lately…read moreand have had a great time. The past few Saturdays I've been here have been awesome - the weather's been sunny and bright and it's been nice to be here. During my visit two Saturdays ago (I think?), I played Marco Polo with some young kids and one of the lifeguards, who I guess was taking a break (there were other ones working) and was in the pool & swimming. It was fun! The pool is kept clean and never is overcrowded. There's a diving area and an area toward the more shallow parts of the pool that's good for swimming and just hanging out. The more shallow parts aren't overly shallow or deep - right before the "deep" (diving) area begins, the deepest part of the other area is I believe 5'6" or 5'8". (I can't remember, exactly.) The staff is very personable and friendly, though it appears that just about everyone here is in either high school or the first few years of college. They're young, but experienced and knowledgeable. As I said in my initial review, the pool does close rather early, even during nice Summer days. There may be other pools in the area that stay open longer, so if you're looking for an evening swim then those are the ones you should check out. This pool still is great, though - friendly staff and patrons, it's clean and accessible and is free to use by the community. Training/exercise classes must be paid for, but it's free to go there just to swim when courses/etc. are not scheduled.

Went here for swimming lessons through the city. The lessons were not good. The teachers are…read moreteenagers with limited skills who barely interacted with us at all. Then we found out one of them had COVID, and taught us maskless with a pending test that turned out to be positive. Had to get tested and isolate.

Swimming pool is full of water so that's cool it's deep they got flippers and diving blocks and…read morechairs

Lake Brantley has one of the biggest pools I've ever seen. Of course, they often host swim meets so…read moreI shouldn't have been surprised. I needed a place to swim laps and Brantley is the ONLY public pool in northwest Orange County/Seminole County that has a pool open before summer. I thought it was crazy that none of the following offer lap swimming prior to June: Farnsworth (Winter Garden), City of Ocoee, or Westmonte Pool (Altamonte Springs). Thankfully Brantley was open for a fee of $3 per day. Besides being massive the pool is clean and is a comfortable temperature. A little chilly when you first hop in but you appreciate the temperature after you've swam a few laps. I was there on a Friday morning and essentially had the place to myself. The staff was preparing for a swim meet that weekend so were busy moving canopies and chairs. The pool is 25 yards wide and 50 meters long. This day is was set up for the short distance. There were about 5 lanes set up in the shallow end. There are some low and high diving boards in the deep end. On the shallow side there is this movable platform that extends the width of the pool. This allows for the pool to be divided into one small, shallow area separate from the rest of the pool. This would be great for beginner lessons. On the day I was there a group of special needs kids were enjoying the small pool. There is a nearby BBQ grill the staff was taking advantage of. My biggest critique would be that there is this huge pool with ONE bathroom. Yes, one single stall for men, one for ladies. No locker rooms, no changing rooms. This single stall doesn't even have a bench for you to put your stuff on. I felt pressured to change quickly so I didn't hog the bathroom. I couldn't imagine sharing this single bathroom during the height of summer or during a swim meet when hundreds of people crowd the pool! BTW... to get to the pool use the staff/employee entrance to Lake Brantley High School. Follow the road ALL THE WAY around, behind the school. There is a dirt/gravel parking lot to the side of the pool, past the "staff" parking spots.