The "lazy river" was a huge attraction, but it has been restricted to 13 year olds and up…read more The waterfalls no longer operate. The lap lanes have extended farther into the pool area, closing off the deeper end of the pool, and reducing the available areas to only a small shallow section. Very disappointing. It's all good if that's how you want to run your operation, but you are misleading the public with these restrictions. Whoever is overseeing this should provide accurate information outside of the building and online.

This is our favorite pool to go to in the summer! I really like that it's covered so we don't have…read morethat Tucson sun glaring down on us. There is a section of the pool that's really shallow so it's easy for my toddler to walk around and get used to the water but it's also deep enough for my oldest to practice swimming. There is a lazy river, but it's restricted to 13 and older, which I don't mind because if it helps keep people safe then so be it. It's not a big deal. The lifeguards are very kind and very attentive and overall it's just a really great place to swim in the summer.

Had the Cheeseburger and fries and it was really, really good for a Pool Bar & Grill. Highly…read morerecommend. Service was fast and friendly.

Great menu with salads, sandwiches, variety of cocktails. Love the Sonoran Sunset drink. Lying by…read morethe pool with gorgeous views and poolside service is awesome. Swim up bar is fun and rare at United States pools. A favorite place, visited 6 times!

We came here this Sunday to swim. The pool itself is very big. It has 2 diving boards in the deep…read moreend, swim lanes and a huge recreational shallow end area. The pool was very clean. They said there is no entry fee right now. Unfortunately the surrounding area of the pool isn't great. They don't have an area to lay out (like grass) or chairs. There is one small bench in the shade. You should definitely bring your own folding chair. There is no snack bar. I didn't see any lockers.

It's never to crowded. Nice and clean. A great place to walk or sit and read a book. The kids love…read morethe slides and swings! Right around the corner from the house so a great place to get them nice and tired before nap time.

Y M C A hey ! The Y" has been a front runner in local…read morecommunity opportunities in Tucson before the private gym phenomena . Stopped by this YMCA with a friend who lifts once a week there on a weekday mid morning . There was a group of children outside under shade playing a fun game , a summer program maybe ? Greeted on entry everyone must sign in , join , belong , or call for details . There was free ? coffee in lobby ! Saw several exercise areas big weight room , a cardio machine separate room , a small exercise ball workout room , & a large dance , aerobics , yoga , mirrored room with comfortable real wood gym type flooring . Two younger women practicing a dance routine enthusiastically there . We " hit the weight room then practiced some stretching , , & friend did a comfortably sharing this big room . I'm told they have a pool but did not see it . Plenty of parking , some nearby under solar panels . ( nearby city of Tucson glass recycling bins #fyi ) Multiple ymca's and ywca around Tucson . I worked downtown & used the biggest " y" there maybe the " flagship" location , big gym , covered pool & more. Ft Lowell & Columbus s n of Glenn next to McCormick park to the south

Same music plays at the same time every day and it is awful pop that no one in the gym seems to…read moreappreciate. Sure, I could wear headphones, I understand that, but I choose not to for extra EMF avoidance. This will soon be the reason I change gyms. This is really easy to fix for very little cost.

I am a grandmother taking Parent & Tot lessons with my almost 2-year-old grandson, Leo. When we…read morestarted 2 months ago, he was nervous and clingy, but Coach Aron was so gentle and engaging that Leo relaxed immediately. Aron has such a warm approach and enthusiasm, as well as a contagious confidence that helps little ones adjust to the water. Coach Aron is very sensitive to what his students need at any moment. Leo is advancing well in learning to function in a pool, because Aron is such a good teacher. I'm impressed after observing him at work and I commend him and thank him wholeheartedly.

Coach PO has done great work with our son who has left side weakness from a previous stroke. Our…read moreson was not so sure about swim lessons but over the last two months coach PO has gave him so much confidence! We highly recommend this place. From sign up to attending to rescheduling makeups this place is amazing and worth the money! Thank You PO for being a kind person.

My mom is a member and I was her guest recently and we had a lovely time! I had never been here…read morebefore but it's quite the little oasis tucked back in there. Lots of parking, lots of tennis/pickleball courts, pools, exercise, kids area and even a beauty salon! Very cool local country club vibes but still family run. My mom mentioned they're doing renovations here and there and it's looking great so far. The pool was lovely and it's salt water which is nice. We had a post pool lunch in the restaurant. Fast and friendly service and we both enjoyed our sandwiches. I saw that they do live music and bbq's on Friday nights which sounded fun. Overall very impressed with this lil slice of paradise.

I spent the weekend at Tucson Racquet & Fitness Club at the Tucson PPA event…read more.. I was a spectator but my son played (and scored a couple of medals in the Juniors division). That being said, I can't speak to being a member or visiting on a non-event day, but the facility was nice. The staff working at the club were friendly except for the folks in the restaurant. The tennis, pickleball and padel courts are all great! I hope to be back in the future!

Great facilities and reasonable day-pass deals. I love their steam room and hot tub, and the desk…read moreattendants are friendly and don't hate their job like some of the other gyms in Tucson with Gen Z employees. As for the cons, the sauna is sometimes out of order. It's been off and on all summer. Also, I will say that some of the older people at this place don't understand gym etiquette and will swipe your equipment before you're done if you turn your back for a second. The trainers are somewhat distracting as well. Some are good and know what they're doing, but they're unreasonably loud when speaking with their clients. Others are quiet and polite but don't offer great training; one guy had his older, frail client ripping down half reps on the lat pull down machine like he was 14 years old and trying to impress his friends. Overall, a good experience with a few hang ups.

As a recent Tucson Transplant, the Tucson J has become one of the most meaningful places in our…read morefamily's life. As a parent and grateful community member, I continue to be impressed by the care, professionalism, and heart that make this place so special. Our experience with the Early Childhood Education program for the past three years has been outstanding. As a parent, the most important thing is trust, and we have real trust in the teachers and leaders. The staff know the children, care about their growth, communicate with families, and create a warm, nurturing environment where kids feel safe, supported, and excited to come each day. The care is high-quality, thoughtful, robust, and flexible, which matters so much for working families and families with different needs. I also deeply appreciate the J's broader commitment to inclusion, especially its programming for individuals with disabilities and families who benefit from extra support. That is one of the things that makes the J feel like more than a gym, preschool, camp, or community center. It is a place that works hard to create belonging. The facilities are excellent and very well maintained. The campus is especially fun in the summer, with the pool, splash pad, camp programming, sports fields, tennis courts, fitness center, classrooms, art spaces, and community gathering areas all working together. It feels like a true community campus where people of all ages can learn, play, connect, and feel welcome. No organization is perfect, but I have a lot of confidence in the people leading the J and in the direction of the community. For families looking for early childhood education, summer camp, fitness, aquatics, arts, inclusion programming, or simply a welcoming place to belong in Tucson, I highly recommend the Tucson J.

We contracted Cimarron for our pool build. The pool was designed by architects and build was…read morecontracted to Cimarron. It took somewhere around 1.5 years from start to finish to get this project done. Likely not their norm and just another reminenet of the pandemic. Communication was spotty and a source of frustration through the process. We ran into issues with our tile order and pricing on their end that eventually got resolved, but it was not a small error. Cimarron contracts everything out from the digging to tiling, plastering, etc. It's a very frustrating process and leaves the customer vulnerable to a lot of mistakes and poor quality control. Once the pool was filled we encountered more problems with their install of the filters. I think three starts is being really fair. It felt more like a two but they came through and addressed every single issue we encountered.

Cimarron Circle Construction built my pool, and it became functional about four years ago. I…read morerecently called because my pool light doesn't work. Two fellows came out and replaced the GFCI to the light, but it only worked one night. I called and emailed to let them know. They emailed a bill for over $200 and I told them I wouldn't pay until the light worked. The front desk person said the fellows came out twice. No, they didn't. There was no way they could have accessed the light switch without my being here. She was adamant and since I'm not accustomed to lying to people, I got angry. I had emailed the company to let them know when I would be available for the repair, but I've never heard from them again. I guess the $35,000 plus that I paid them for the pool was adequate for them to do the job, but they aren't interested in supporting their product. Not a good business practice.