Really happy with the whole process from registration to swim lessons. Tatum and Zora are the…read moreabsolute best swim coaches! They are patient and keep the kids safe. I love that they have life guards watching over. The location is very clean and comfortable. We are very happy with their services in such a short time of joining.

Swim instructors were great with my kids, who also participated in the Splash competitive swim team…read moreprogram. The facility itself is good, with a decent seating area for spectators. The biggest problem is the management, who would rather force everyone--whether you are there for swim lessons or to watch a high school swim meet--to walk through the locker rooms! Imagine going to a department store to do some shopping, but the only entrance is through an open dressing room.

Love this pool. Lap swim is offered 3 times a day. Facility is clean and the staff is great. Water…read moreisn't too cold or too hot for those of us who swim laps. Annual membership is very reasonable, which is why I pay less for an out of district pass than I would for a pass where I live nearby.

There are observation bleachers. Looks clean. Great summer schedule for open swim. People wanting…read moremore lap swims should go to Harmon.

The renovation that was just done to the pool came out great! The pool looks brand new. The staff…read morehere are kind and helpful; they take the time to get to know everyone who comes in and offer advice on swim technique if you want it.

The pool itself is pretty typical - 25 yards, 8 lanes. There are a diving board and starting…read moreblocks. Deck around the pool is about 10 feet wide. 4-high metal bleachers run the length of one side of the pool. My only experience here is for Keith's dive clinics and the TTSC holiday invitational youth swim meets, so I'm not able to speak to the recreational aspect. For this venue, parents are not allowed on deck (a good thing, if you ask me), and kids over 8 are expected to stay ON deck. If you can bring a small beach chair, your little swimmer will probably be glad to not be sitting on the deck floor. Locker rooms are pretty typical of school pools in the area - old, but functional. It's not a spa, but you already know that anyway. No ATM; heat sheets and concessions are cash only. Go VillaSport Swim Club! :)

A decade at this pool is always love and hate. Because of community here it's so good to think…read morethat we have outdoor swimming pool in summer BUT most of the time we are unable to use it. Their lap swim schedule is horrible. After work, between 4-6 pm: only 2 lanes for "multiple" swimmers AND joggers. Yes turtles and dolphins together in the lane! The rest 4 lanes for swim lessons. If you swim you know how annoying it is to get blocked by joggers. One thing for you to think about; with respect those joggers that have all the floaty devices, shouldn't they go jog at the deep end or just any available spots in the pool? They don't need lanes. Lap swimmers need lanes, with clear direction and separated fast and slow lanes. And this year, no open-swim at the end of the hot sweaty days because they have to keep 2 lanes for little kids swim class *at the shallow area* ok that's fine but why waste of resource at the deep end. And one lane reserved for "private lesson". Ok thprd you value private lesson but that's only 40 bucks at most you get. The reality is, it doesn't serve teens and adults who want to practice their strokes, lets face it this lane out of six serve ONE wealthy kid. Where is equality you stand for? It is stupid decision of management. Swim center supervisor should understand the use of the pool especially in small community that have so many young children. Another thing to think about, ONE kid common! What a privilege. Thprd, ask neighborhood if you can't come up with a better idea for scheduling. Please ask. We pay tax. We send our kids to swim lessons continually for 10 years we have a lot of valuable inputs. We are good members who always follow the rules and clean up the park. We want to swim. Yes! We want to "swim". Do you understand?

One of the best outdoor pools nearby the Beaverton/Portland area. Friendly staff and next to a Huge…read morePark for picnics!

Went to the community pool. Front-desk lady looked me up and down, acted like my membership card…read morewas fake, demanded extra ID no one else gets asked for, and muttered "you people always try this." Treated the white couple in front of me with a smile. Treated me like I didn't belong. Openly racist and rude. Filed a complaint. Avoid her.

I moved to Oregon in 2020. As soon as the local pools (THPRD) reopened, I started attending…read moreclasses. They are cardio & core-strength workouts which are either in deep water or shallow water. (The deep water class uses a floatation belt for buoyancy.) I enjoy a daily workout and there are classes at various times of the day throughout the THPRD system. Because of that, I'm able to schedule a workout every day of the week. A little side note: the staff at THPRD deserve a huge shout-out -- they are helpful, courteous and can answer ANY questions!

Love the swim instructors .. knowledgeable, helpful, and make swimming fun! All the staff are…read moregreat. Swim team instructor Joy's a favorite!

I like the swim teachers but not the policies around making up classes and if we miss a class it…read moreheavily penalized. If they have to close due to holiday or weather they will give you a free pass that will expire very soon and will not give you enough time to use it. Not very customer friendly and expensive. Will try to find another swim place.

This is one if the coolest free city parks ever! There are a few different areas of the playground…read morewith a really tall play structure for older kids, and small play structures for littlest kids. There's also a climbing wall, zip line kinda thing, and a really big sand lot with a volcano-kinda thing in the middle that is deceptively difficult to walk up because the sand makes it slippery! PLUS there's a splash pad water fountain wet area! That part is not open year round. I mean it's open, but the fountains aren't running in the winter. All this is surrounded by covered picnic tables, very large grassy areas, walking paths covered by trees. Car parking. Bicycle parking. Clean bathrooms. Friendly clientele. We entered from the east side of the park where there is pedestrian access. On the west side of the park near the vehicle entrance, there is a skate park! And 4 half basketball courts, plus a boulder, I guess for bouldering.

In town for an appointment, needed a place to walk my dog. This is just a short drive from hotel…read more Very short trails, and dogs have to be on leash, but it was adequate for my needs. Had 2 baseball/soccer fields, but they are covered in artificial turf, bet that gets HOT! I wouldn't want to play on them, was a 92 degree day when I was there.

Three star park. Decent play area. Nothing overwhelmingly cool or uncool. basketball courts and…read morewalking trails. Fields with a small creek. The park is a great place to kill some time with your kids. I ended up here while waiting for my daughters school to get out. The basketball courts are nice and could be cool for teens in the area. The field was manicured and the playground is sitting in a bed of bark dust. It is fairly modern and had a portable toilet. Not a bad park for a walk.