Here for kids swimming lessons. Shaded tables by the pool makes a big difference! Plenty of…read moreparking. Automatic doors with push buttons.

Great place got a walk. Bathrooms and if you're super hot... or need to get inside of the building…read moreis open you've got that option too. I think if I would've closed the loop entirely it would have been a mile. Weave through the center of the park and around the outer perimeter. Lots of good shade too and plenty of parking. Has a playground in the middle for little ones too. (Walk across Bruceville for pan dulce or Filipino bakery or fro yo - bonus!)

Perfection! The best water park in the area…read more There is an olympic sized pool, lazy river attached to an area for small kids to splash and swim, 2 water slides, and larger pool with deeper water and many diving boards! The entire facility has only been opened for a few years. It looks so new still! This is one of favorite summer hang outs!

My family loves EG Aquatic center. My youngest has had swim lessons here and we all come for…read morerecreational swimming in the summer. Very affordable option for the whole family to have fun and swim. 5+ is $8 and you can pay an additional $3 to use the inflatable. Note: you need to swim without a life jacket in order to use the inflatable course. There is a snack bar but you can bring in your own food and drink, so long as it isn't the same food offered at the snack bar (pizza). No alcohol or glass containers. There is lots of lifeguards on duty so you can rest assured that your crew will be well looked after. There is a large 7ft lap pool, with diving boards, another up to 5' pool and the "lazy river" with an attached kiddie pool/play area.

1 positive about it, it's not crowded because there is bugs, hair, and toenails in the pool! It's…read moregross and the lifeguards don't care. All the staff in the world and didn't do anything. 10/10 would not recommend

I went here to try a new swim place. I read that they open at 1pm but at 12:50, we were welcomed…read moreinside. They have tables with umbrellas and beach chairs to lounge in around the pool. There are 2 pools, one is 3ft deep and the other pool is 3-6ft deep. The pool is refreshing and not too cold. The staff is friendly. The pool is not the cleanest. It had some debris from trees nearby. There isn't a snack bar but food and drinks are allowed (no alcohol). The bathrooms are small. There are only 2 bathroom stalls and 2 showers. The showers never get warm. You have to keep pressing a button to get the water to come out. They have plenty of changing stalls. The parking lot is small and in the dirt. The website is NOT updated. They do not have lockers or a slide. There is no slide anymore. It's been gone for years now.

Cancelled swim class not sure why but it's frustrating so we will be looking at wackford I guessread more

Surprisingly nice aquatic center. We came on a weekend afternoon and it wasn't too busy at first…read more We got a tent to put our stuff and sit under. The kids ran off to go down the slides. They really enjoyed it. More people came as the day continued. There's lot of lifeguards and they pay close attention so it's good, but of course everyone should watch their kids also. The bathrooms were surprisingly clean, with stalls for changing and rinsing off too. The bathroom was in good shape and well maintained clean. There are plenty of in the sun lounging chairs as well as some under tents. There's the water slides as mentioned, as well as a big kids water features play structure. Of course, there's also a big rec pool that could hold a lot of people so everyone can spread out and swim. All in all, a pretty nice aquatic complex for recreational swim and for those who swim for exercise they also have a lap pool. Hours vary, always check the website and call to confirm.

Our niece had her birthday party here, and overall, it was a decent experience. Everything was…read morepretty clean, and all the kids had a great time. It's definitely a cute spot for a birthday party. One thing I found a little strange is that there's no re-entry. Once you're inside, you have to stay, and if you leave for any reason, you have to purchase another ticket to get back in. I thought that was pretty inconvenient, especially with kids. I also recommend getting there early if you want to find seating or a spot with some shade, as those areas fill up quickly. Overall, though, the kids had fun, and it ended up being a cute place to celebrate a birthday.

Great place for kids and families! Has a nice long water slide and a deep and shallow pool for all…read moreages.

grandson been swimming from June 24 till now. 3. 75 yrs old & what an improvement , now can swim a…read moreshort distance without floats. but learning to dive down to get toys. And back floats & learning how to catch his breath while swimming. Now We want to join as members. so we can make use the pool more often.

This is a great place to relax with my family and see friends in the neighborhood. I really enjoy…read morethe days here when I can BBQ on the grill, have a beer , and relax. Then at the start of every hour there is adult only swim. Nice quiet time (in the pool) to swim laps without the splashing kids. At times it can get abit crowded and I have been hit more than once with a flying ball in the pool, but such are the aspects of a semi public pool. It is still better then spending thousands of dollars to lose my backyard and only use it maybe two months out of the year. The only true disappointment I ever have is when it is not hot enough to go swimming. I will continue to be a member for many years to come.

Fun slides and diving board plenty of life guards for safe swimming , there is a wait if the pool…read moreis over capacity

Great place to spend the afternoon with your family. Watch out for hot days. Everyone that lives on…read morebase is swimming here. Also if the pool is full you have to wait for others to leave before you can come in.

Wow, San Ramon Aquatic Center is great if you're looking for a place for beginner swimmers or a…read moreplace to splash during a hot summer day. We've been to Dublin Wave and Larkey Swim Center but I think San Ramon Aquatic Park takes the cake: 1. Low entry fee of $8/pp. Big, clean family room for changing along with showers. 2. The main splash pad is a sight to behold. They have this gigantic bucket that gets filled with water pumped from the main pool. It rocks back and forth like a slow bell, signaling impeding doom. Eventually, the bucket tips over and drenched everything and everyone below. It never gets old watching this. 3. They have separate pools for diving, lap swimming, and one with a gigantic inflatable structure that looks like an obstacle course from American Ninja, only above a big pool. As for minor downsides: 1. Limited places to sit around the perimeter. Its crowded here and many folks set out blankets for picnics. 2 Despite a pretty big parking lot, it does get busy so you may need to park a bit farther.

First time visiting this pool with some friends and kids on a weekend. There's a huge parking lot…read moreright outside the pool, which is very convenient. The parking signs were a little confusing because they say "pool permit parking only," but I later found out that this only applies on weekdays. $8 admission is a pretty good deal, although there's an additional service fee when paying by credit card. The front desk didn't mention the fee, and I only noticed it after reading a sign off to the side of the desk. The changing room was clean and tidy, with hot showers and plenty of lockers. There aren't individual changing stalls, though, and the bathroom is located inside the changing room. The kids' pool is probably the highlight. It's very shallow and perfect for little kids, with water slides, a play structure, and a big bucket that fills up and dumps water over everyone. The kids had a lot of fun waiting for it. The main pool has a dedicated lap-swimming section and a shallower area around 4 feet deep where people can hang out. The deep end has an inflatable obstacle course that looks like an American Ninja Warrior-style setup, along with diving boards at different heights. My biggest issue was the very strict lifeguard monitoring. They were watching the pool extremely closely, with whistles ready to go at any moment. During our three-hour visit, I saw multiple parents and kids being spoken to by lifeguards. I was also approached for having a small child on my back in the shallow section. I was standing comfortably in the water, but I was told not to carry the child that way. What confused me was that I was allowed to carry the same child in front of me, but not on my back. I understand the lifeguards have to enforce safety rules, but I wasn't clear on the difference or what additional safety concern the back carry presented. Overall, I appreciate having lifeguards who are attentive and focused on safety, especially with so many kids around. However, during our visit, it sometimes felt like I was being watched the entire time and had to walk on eggshells. The facilities are clean, the kids' pool is fun, there's plenty to do, and $8 is a reasonable price. Would I come back? Maybe 50/50. It's a good community pool, but the very strict enforcement made the experience a little less relaxing for me. ‍