Nice pool. $4 to get in. They are open year round unless the air temp is less than 65! Would highly…read morerecommend. No concessions

Unfamiliar with the North Fort Myers community pool? As I learned, you're not alone…read more Open Tuesday through Saturday, one can pay the $2-$3 daily admission, or purchase an annual pass priced from $40 for seniors up to $100 for families. What a deal! The saltwater pool is staffed by friendly lifeguards and kept up to code. While no locker rooms per se, one can shower and change in the pool house. Separate sections of course for men and women. There are water slides for kids, picnic tables, shaded chaise lounges .... and the pool itself is heated. At no extra charge are 10:30 a.m. water aerobics classes, conducted by lifeguards Tuesday through Friday. The pool is popular, with plenty of folks showing up even when it's chilly, for water aerobics. As a newbie to the area, I'm impressed with how friendly and helpful the "regulars" have been to me.

Clean, orderly and life guards always making sure safety comes first. Always a joy to use this…read morefacility.

Check to make sure you can get a lap lane! They rent pool out to college teams to swim from other…read moreareas ! Good luck

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I went to Donna Fiala water park. Minimal areas to swim. There is a section of fountains that are 3…read morefeet. A lane of a pool where you can be at 5 feet. A space of 12 feet for the diving boards, a lower and higher one. Obviously the higher diving board will create a harder impact going into the water. I got water in ears of mine twice off the diving boards. First time fizzled out, second time needed hydrogen peroxide when I got home. The ladder out of pool isn't so easy to climb. I did try both Water slides. The yellow tubed one was super fast. The blue one was open air and slower. You could feel the grooves where sections of slide were put together on your back when going down the slides. Also, you did not dispense into a pool at bottom of slide but stayed in your lane which made for an abrupt landing and not so easy to get up and out! :) kids under the height requirement could handle the blue slide! :)

This water park at Eagle Lakes is a great find! At only $1.50 - $2 for entry, it was an affordable…read moreday of family fun! You can (and in fact, you're encouraged to) bring your own snacks/drinks, but they also have a small concessions area. We packed a cooler of drinks (la croix and some harder bevvies for the adults in our group), sandwiches, and snacks, and headed to this park for the afternoon. There was a large kids pool that was at most 3 1/2 feet deep, with a bunch of squirting machines and a giant wheel that dumps water. My nephews and niece really enjoyed this one, and it was large enough that there was still room to swim around and have fun. There was also a nice ledge along the back side of the pool (away from the attractions) so you can comfortably sit! There was also a large pool (that was much colder!) with lap lanes, an area to hang/swim, and a high and low diving board. There was always a small line for the diving boards, the kids were having so much fun! On top of all that, there are 2 water slides and an infant pool. The pool areas are well-staffed with lifeguards who were on top of keeping an eye on everything, blowing the whistle to get the attention of people, making sure kids were walking not running, and keeping the area safe. There's also a good blend of chairs in the sun and picnic type tables in the shade. We had a blast here and it's a great place for a family fun day!

Located in a park setting in Englewood with plenty of free offstreet parking , this is a good pool…read morefor swim training. It has the proper lane markings and consistent water temperature. You'll have to bring your own training equipment like kickboards and pull buoys, etc. There are plenty of chairs, so you can relax in the sun when you're done with your swim. Enjoy!

I love this for my baby girls. I have a 3 yo & a 1 yo they absolutely love it. The staff is always…read morefriendly & inviting. One lifeguard I did not get his name was so kind & sweet as to give my 3yo a beach ball, he made her day! The clean restroom and shower areas are a bonus it makes the ride home way much better. Thank you for all you do!

This is a great facility however the hours are very limited and it's $7 per adult which is s not…read moresteep. No sr discount. Suggest you call before arriving since almost half the time it's closed or reserved for a large group. They really need to expand the hours. Bonita springs has better hours and only $2 for those looking for lap swimmers

Great place to take the kids for some splashy fun. Two fun waterslides, large zero-entry water…read moreplay area for little ones. Plenty of lounge chairs and lots of umbrellas for shade. Lifeguards on duty. I've never been in the large pool for adults, but they do have lap-swimming and a high diving board. Can get crowded in the summer! A nice morning or afternoon activity that won't beak the bank. Adults: $3, Kids over 3: $2.50, Kids under 3 are free.