I've been coming here since last year. I had to idea there was a community pool not too far from my…read morehouse! I've actually come here with the Y.E.S. Oasis Summer Camp on Tuesdays. Other camps like the SACC use the pool on Tuesday too so if you're looking for some quiet relaxing time at the pool, don't go on Tuesday afternoons! The best part of the pool is the slide! It's fun for kiddos and kiddos at heart like me. They have lots of lawn chairs, picnic tables, chairs for lounging and spending the day. The lifeguards and staff are nice and helpful. They even stayed out when we spent a few hours this past rainy Tuesday! Pool is clean and bathrooms are clean too. I'm not sure of the costs, but I'll add that to my review when I have it. Looking forward to next summer!

Nice for a town pool. Just a bit pricey to get in. I've been here since they opened (12pm-2pm) &…read morethey've asked everyone out of the pool twice already..?

Simply the best get away spot from a long work day or cool down from the summer heat at the South…read moreBrunswick/Franklin Park area. Friendly local staff and board members who keep the grounds in good shape. A wonderful community to connect with others and make friends with the locals. Also, this summer swim team includes dedicated coaches who instruct with passion,and offers kids the opportunity to make friends, learn a much needed skill, and get their regular exercise for the summer.

Excellent! Have been a member for years. They have 2 big water slides and multiple pools. They also…read morehave a lot of activities for kids like family fun night every Friday, where they have a dj and activities.

This is a relatively large clean pool. To become a member it's a reasonable price. I have one…read moremajor complaint though. They have "adult swim" for twenty minutes 4-5 times a day. During adult swim they close the mail pool, kiddie pool, and dive pool to anyone under 21 years old. What are all these kids supposed to do 80-100 minutes a day? It's honestly absurd. The kids pay to be members just as the adults do. It's not right to make them sit out.

I love it there and as far as Adult swim, any public pool closes for Adult swim.Even the most…read moreexpensive Beach Clubs have Adult swim.. Are you telling me that children are not capable of entertaining themselves for 20 minutes? Or is it the mothers who are being disturbed? My friends are actively involved with their children and don't use the life guards as Baby sitters. By the way, there are activities available for the children. I remember being out of the pool when I was a child and it was an opportunity to enjoy other amenities.

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.

What a perfect place to spend your summer--whether you're making memories with family, hanging out…read morewith friends, or getting to know your neighbors, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The community offers both an adult pool and a kiddie pool, plus a playground, basketball courts, volleyball, and even a Gaga pit for nonstop fun. Relax with lunch by the pool at an umbrella-shaded table, or reserve space to host a child's birthday party or private event. The facility is fully equipped with bathrooms, showers, and a trained lifeguard staff for your comfort and safety. Private party reservations are available. Membership is required!

Great place! Clean and wonderful warm pool! Water classes are great. Great for families!read more

Swim lanes, water slides and a kiddie pool: What more can you all of a community pool? There's also…read morefree WiFi, a little free library and a decent snack bar. The wooded surroundings make it feel cozy, while the spacious swimming areas make it feel luxurious. We were here with the Maplewood Makos for a swim meet, and it was a joy to compete against such fine athletes!

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.

the line is big ass shit and the wait ain't even worth it,it be hot asf and they be making us sit…read moreoutside for 2 hours like what is that,they only let people enter if an amount of people leave the pool.

The bathroom is very dirty with no toilet paper, soap, and needs to be monitored at least every…read morehour. They have a bunch of life guards just sitting around doing nothing. The pool needs to have everyone come out 30 mins. and add chlorine. Spoke to manager and she acted like she is doing all she can but I feel like she could can have the staff that is sitting around doing nothing police the bathrooms more.

First of all, I am a princeton resident and they made me go through an entire process to be let in…read morea PUBLIC pool. Like ur not special ur a public school. This is not a country club. Second of all, the line for the food is so god damn long it's not okay. Third of all I was playing music very very softly and they told me to turn it off. I hate it here never coming back staff is so rude. Update I'm about to die from hunger and they changed the menu they don't even have chicken tenders

"Community Park Pool" is a misnomer if the pool only opens to residents on weekends until June…read more12th. It's neither a park nor a community space if hours are significantly restricted and the price to enter remains high.