So far we are loving it. Child care included with membership is really nice. He enjoys it so much I…read moretake a class just so he can play.

They dont let 11 year olds in the gym horrible and just because you are two years less doesn't mean…read morethat you cant go there its just terrible ....

This used to be my preferred pool in Bloomington. It was less crowded than Bryan Park, and we love…read morethe gradient side. But over the last two seasons it's went downhill. They're down two large umbrellas for shade, which is definitely needed; they no longer offer the sunscreen stations, which was always nice to have if you forgot, and they're down probably 2/3 of the chairs they used to- which means they might have 20 to use.

We're having a pretty excellent experience here! I love that they have solar panels powering the…read moreplace. There is a playground across the street. They have a toddler area and six big shade umbrellas. There's a deeper area for the diving board and the big kids waterslide. They have limited snacks and drinks so I'd recommend bringing a drink if you want. The summer hours are 11 AM to 7 PM and it's six dollars a person unless you get the $90 20 visit punchcard pass or a season pass for $70 per person.

Took a group of 5 with one baby to this place and it was amazing ! Very clean facility with plenty…read moreto do . Also loved the sections for smaller kids .

This is a amazing small sized water park, it's not insanely crowded, they have a lazy river and…read morewater slides, they also have decent food options good for anytime at the pool, it's also close to a park so kids can dry off there.

I spent a great week on the campus of Indiana University a few weeks ago attending the inaugural…read moreBloomington Pro Swim. The Councilman Billingsley swimming and diving complex is dedicated to longtime swim coach Doc Councilman now deceased. Also to Hobie Billingsley who attended the meet and now in his early 90's. Both were influential figures in the world of swim and dive for decades. The complex built in the mid 90's and located in the (SRSC) Student Recreation Sports Complex. It's sets on Law Ln and Union St. The aquatic complex consist of almost 145,000 of swimming and diving capability. The complex also houses Indiana's polo team. Parking close may be tricky with most being permit only. The complex features an 8 lane Olympic size pool with depths of seven to eight feet for greater speed. The complex also features an indoor diving tower. Two one meter and three meter spring board diving. As well as up to 10 meter platform diving. The facility is immaculate and maintained to high standards. The beauty of the facility comes from the wonderful banners and photos posted on the walls. It really brings the history of Indiana Swim & Dive to life. There is spectator seating, however not large. Estimated capacity is under 500. The wooden bleachers are in need of refinishing. A highlight however for spectators is the gigantic video board showing times and video. They also have a much smaller one at the diving well for polo and dive. The locker area is spacious and well maintained. There are other rooms for offices and meetings located just off deck. Being a Hoosier I can't help but be a fan of the Councilman Billingsley pool. But any bias aside, it is an incredible complex.

The Councilman Billingsley Aquatic Center is home to both Men's and Women's IU Swimming & Diving…read moreteams. This facility host numerous swimming and diving events including NCAA and Big Tens. Offering Indoor/outdoor seating for students to hang out or study. Vending machines and clean restrooms are available for visitors. This pool and facility are amazing! Mom Tip: Bring a stadium chair if you'll be there a while.

This is possibly the original pool to Indiana University. Built in the 20's it's housed in the…read moreSchool of Public Health. It's named after Coach Robert Royer whose stent began in the 1930's and ended almost three decades later. The six lane pool with diving well is nicely maintained and appears to be mainly used by faculty. There are locker rooms. The facility is no longer used for competition, however the seating is still present. The spectator area is extremely compact and steep. It must have been thrilling to watch swim and dive. The most interesting aspect of the pool is not pool itself. It's the team swim photos that adorn the walls along the top. Decades upon decades of championship seasons under Coach Councilman. If your a swim nerd this would definitely be a not miss place when visiting the campus of Indiana.

Great place for a 50m lap swim. Summer night swim is relatively bright up until 830-845. I really…read moreenjoyed the cooling water jets spraying over the pool to keep the water temps down. Right on IU's campus, and just a short walk down from the stadium.

Really enjoyed an outdoor night lap swim here. Plenty of space--didn't need to share the lane…read more Staff was nice. Locker room was pretty clean for it being the end of the day. And even though the air temp was in the upper 60s, the pool was still 80 degrees.

A lot of fun been going for 20 years best pool in townthey are very clean and affordable lots to do…read moremovies

Pool is always nice. The Cabana in the baby pool however is absolutely awful. We spent $75 to rent…read moreit for 3 hours. One of the sunshades is broken and the cushions smell terribly of urine. We threw the cushions behind it and sat on the hard chairs. Never again. This place would get 4 stars if not for the cabana being in such bad shape. Do better FPAC

I am an out of town visitor but i have been in the area quite a few time the past many years. My…read morereview is on the exterior aquatic expierence as that is all i came for and tried out. First the website can be a bit weird and if you are getting day passes and it keeps saying its 'timing out' you need to make a Plainfield recs account first and it stops being weird. On my visit i purchased tickets/admission on the website because i could not tell if i could get in on location or not. Once we got thru the check in process we went to see the indoor pools first.... Well they were closed. OK... Went outside and its pretty expansive and clean. One of the non-tube slides was down as well as looks like 1/3rd of the exterior swimming items were down for what looked like cleaning since i saw staff working on it. From the maps view basically the huge lazy river side. As a non-resident the pricing i feel was a good value for goofing off in the water for roughly 3 hours. Onsite food isn't anything to rave about but at least it is available and it was not crazy prices. Tons of life guards doing an awesome job from what i could tell while watching the people watching the rest of us so i felt super safe and confortable they were keeping an eye on all the kids. I didnt grab any photos because i dont really like publishing anything with people in it. You will be pleastly surprised with what is in the water park area let alone the other things you can do here. I am sure i will be back again and again.

I'm definitely convinced they only want certain people here, and we all know who! I called, first…read morereceptionist said they had several openings on Friday, call back,(oh the 22n, 23rd, no parties will be provided, but clearly the online just had a opening on the day, besides the last caller said it was available. So I decided to pop up in them since that stop answering the phones, oh in person was even WORST! Receptionist looks like she's in her 40s giving soooo much attitude, when she should have been giving more information like she did for the previous customer in front of me! She had brochures and everything! Yes I'm convinced they don't want US! Yes Us here! Stay Woke!