Dear Sea lion. I am a season pass holder but this place has had some rough patches like this one…read moretime I went with my camp we were stepping on broken glass and one kid had to go to the ER and I cut my foot. They have a huge space of empty land where they can make a good water slide like maybe a water Coaster but Sea Lion acts so cheap when they charge like 3 million dollars for a day pass so theres no reason to not make a good ride. But it gets worse when I was at the snack shack yesterday I spent 4 dollars on a damn snow cone and we got pizza. We got our pizza right away but then they started scrolling on YouTube and then after 10 minutes we told them we were waiting for a snow cone and then it took them 5 minutes make a snow cone. I'm very disappointed Sea lion. In conclusion you guys need to hire better staff, make better slides and clean the park more. My rating 0/10 Don't come here

Nice and clean, nice layout with a variety of activities for kids. My son loved the little lazy…read moreriver thing and the slides

We decided to try this after being Season Pass members at Otter Cove. I will say it is a nice pool…read more My kids actually said they prefer Sunset over Otter Cove. It's smaller, and no lazy river but other than that Sunset has all the same things! Alot of good options at Concession Stand! Cute splash pad type area and always clean!

Clean bathrooms/locker area, plenty of deck chairs, big umbrellas provide plenty of shade. The…read moreslides, swimming areas, sand vb courts, grass areas, and splash pad are all well-maintained. It's easy to keep track of the kids at this pool bc it's not too big, but there's plenty of space for people of all ages to play in the pool. The #1 great thing about Sunset Pool are the lifeguards, who take their jobs seriously and do their jobs well to keep the pool a safe & fun place to spend the summer. They are always scanning the water, practicing drills and keeping up with their CPR certs. Ask anyone who visits Sunset Pool and they'll tell you the same thing. I do think the concessions are too pricey for a small town pool, but that's why we also like to bring our own cooler of snacks and drinks to enjoy during swim breaks.

I loved this place as a kid growing up in town and I returned last summer with my kiddos and it was…read moremaybe even better than I remember? Absolutely great place for kids to swim and play and mom to soak up some vitamin D. I was there with kiddos of all ages and felt like there was something for everyone! My two year old played in the sand (tho there were some hornets to watch out for over there) and went in and out of the zero entry area with his little toy 300 times. My older son (6) went down the water slides also 300 times. Even when they are super busy you can usually find a chair or just put your stuff on the back lawn. If you want a chair make sure to get there early! One annoying thing I will note is that they will close the concession stand early (whatever time they want) if they are "slow" which is kinda BS Since you can't bring in your own food...

Yes I love it here since this is a well organized place and clean the staff very friendly and…read morehelpful the life guards are so well trained and are always looking for safety. I enjoy driving very far just to swim laps and also just to chill out in the summer heat I highly recommend this place for all the family to come and have a good time

Great place to take the kids to spend a hot, summer afternoon. My six and nine-year-old girls had a…read moregreat time (well, except for adult swim - but I loved that!). The slides were fun and well-monitored. Lines weren't excessively long. They enjoyed the diving board and chute slide, too, and did plenty of laps in the lazy river. Water temperature was very nice. Seems like the guards, for the most part, were on top of any rowdiness or misbehavior. Snack bar was nice - one of the friendly teens even tracked down my young daughter when she forgot to claim her fifty cents in change. We had a fun time!

I got there with my children at 4 just to hear it announced they were closing in an hour for to low…read moreattendance. There were many people in the pool enjoying themselves, kids doing the dining board, people eating at the concession. It's the end of summer, of course attendance will be lower, but we all pay alot of money for a pass and should be able to use the facility until the season ends. We saw a Mom with her kids walking up as we were getting out things to leave. With kids starting school, we should still have the option of coming later to use the facility. That's what we paid for. As well the ice cream shack we always buy from and advertised as part of what we're getting was closed everytime we came there.

I've joined this pool for a month and it's very fun to swim at the pool and spending my day their…read more Adult swim opens regularly during the days and it's when kids under 18 arnt allowed to be in the pool for 15 minutes. Although during the time of adult swim, one of the lifeguard let some kid who was younger than me (I knew him from my school) and the lifeguard let him and other teens under 18 to swim and he knew that wasn't allowed as he was yelling at other boys to get out of the pool. It was just unfair on that part, but theirs no other concern. It's very clean and sanitary.

Highly recommend this pool. Residents of Huntington Estates plus people from other neighborhoods…read moreare members. It's the least expensive option I found in Naperville and my family loves it!

Honestly, I don't know why more families in Bolingbrook AND the surrounding suburbs don't go to…read moreBolingbrook Park District for their swim lessons! Not only is Pelican Harbor indoor water park humongous and perfect for all levels of swimming, staff is incredibly friendly and prices are beyond reasonable!!! Even if you're not a Bolingbrook resident, if you sign up early enough, you can get 6-8 swimming lesson sessions for about $8 per lesson. I currently have both my children in Parkie's Starfish Swim School (ages 3-8) and each lesson is 40 minutes long. At private swim schools (Bear Paddle, Goldfish, British Swim School), lessons for that age group are 30 minutes long and almost 3 times as much per lesson! One thing to keep in mind are that many of the instructor are VERY young (probably high school-early college age). One of my kids is a newly minted 3 year old and doesn't listen very well at times (my kid just wants to play around in the water). I think the teacher had a hard time instructing in the beginning, but she doesn't give up and spoke to me about methods to "speed up" the progression as well as boundaries I may have. I appreciated that because I can only imagine how hard it is to teach young children who would rather play than learn. Parkie's Starfish Swim School has several levels starting from White (never having a swim lesson before) and ending in Green (able to swim on side, can freestyle 30 feet with rhythmic breathing). Levels Red-Yellow-Blue are in between. After mastering green, they can move to Parkie's Starfish Stroke School, perfecting all the strokes with longer distances as well as flips and open turns. They also have Parkie's Babies Swim Lesson for babies (ages 3-36 months). Overall I highly recommend Bolingbrook Park District for swim lessons. It's extremely affordable, the indoor swimming facility is very impressive and staff is so nice. I love that I can bring my kids here year-round instead of just summers. I know I'll continue bringing my kids here for years to come!

Had my two sons in their swimming classes and would practice with them after their classes for…read moreabout 15minutes. I have been doing this since last year, then one of the personnel walked up to me last month after their class whiles practicing and asked if I was a member which I answered no. She then said, you can stay if you are a member but if not then get out". I got my kids ready after we were done then asked her what was their policy for after class, she said, you are able to stay till 15 minutes after the swimming class. I called the manager of the place and reported this incidence. Will I take my kids back there? NO!!! Staff should have the respect for people who patronize them and not disrespect them.The staff should have explained their policy because this same staff if there every day I take my kids to this place. She was out right rude and disrespectful! They just lost two customers.

Great facilities. A large pool with lap lanes and two water slides. There's a few other areas that…read morego pretty deep as well to play in or whatever

PROS: The pool and facilities are clean. There are a lot of…read morelifeguards on duty. There are plenty of lounge chairs around the pool. The season pass pricing is reasonable. The front desk checks your bags to make sure there are no improper items. Unopened bottles of nonalcoholic drinks are allowed. This is good for the protection of children and weirdos coming into the pool area. CONS: There should be real food served in the vending area. This is a major turn off as a mom. The ice cream vending machine should also 1) work, and 2) be stocked. This is, afterall, summer.

My friend Tara had a private birthday party here for her kid. It's not a giant pool but it was…read morecertainly big enough for us. There's a slide, a diving board, and a shallow little kid spot with water spouts for the wee ones to play. Besides the fact that it's super fun to have a pool filled only with people you know, it's even better when the lifeguards rock. The staff was so much fun. My friend's husband and I were having a very ridiculous diving board competition (more like who-could-land-the-worst competition) and the guards were all about joining in our laughter. They also shot water guns with the kids when they were off rotation. I'd like to give a giant shout-out to the staff. You people were perfection. Well done.