Great community pool. There's a bit of a waiting list, but worth it. A lot of families are part of…read morethe swim team. It's a great crowd and nice people.

It has changed management since 2016. Pool is better managed and guards are nicer and yes still…read morestrict about the rules. We have been members for 7 years now and it's a great family pool. Kenmont boasts 3 separate pools (Kids, main and lap pools), a basket ball, and 2 tennis courts. It also has a huge picnic area and 6-8 grills for the members. We do not have Mr. Patrick (gentlemen who used to sell snacks for the kids) but we have state-of the art vending machines ;-). There has been lots of facility upgrades such as the stairs going to the courts, new fans in the clubhouse, a filtered automatic water fountain, new led lights in the pool (nice during night swims). Kenmont also formed several committees such as the improvement committee, social, management liaison, etc. to respond and address the needs of the members. Communications to the members are timely and efficient. This pool rocks!

Great family fun! Grateful for the staff, the events, the people, the pool and the gym.read more

Great place for the family. Swim lessons on deck, camps in the summer and just a great community…read morevibe in general.

First off, the Sweat Shop is an excellent location to stay in shape with outstanding trainers, Sam…read moreand Dan, in an environment where the pace is yours and the participants minimal. My wife and I love it as when we go during the day, there is never a wait for equipment which definitely keeps you relaxed. When it comes to massages, Sam is the best by far that we have ever encountered. He is exceptionally strong, extremely knowledgeable and keeps you focused with his very easy-going mannerism. We highly recommend Sam and the Sweat Shop to keep your body fit while maintaining good habits both mentally and physically.

I've been going to this gym for the past 10 years and man let me tell you. This is one of the most…read morecomfortable gyms to work out in, Nobody judges or bothers you here. I would 100% recommend

I've been to the PGA Superstore in Rockville before and never had any issues trying out clubs…read more However, my recent visit was disappointing. I brought a friend who's new to golf to try some irons. We were told to wait, and after about 10 minutes, an employee named Dan took us to a simulator. When my friend said he wanted to "hit balls," Dan immediately got condescending and reprimanded us, even though it was clear my friend was new and simply misspoke. Later, when I asked to try a couple clubs while my friend grabbed others, Dan asked if I planned to buy anything. I said possibly, depending on the data and pricing. He responded with a sarcastic comment implying I was just there to "bang balls," then walked off saying, "have fun banging balls." The entire interaction was unprofessional and left a really bad impression. Unfortunately, I won't be returning after this experience.

Came from out of town and had the greatest golf store experience, the entire staff was brilliant…read moreand gave great direction and service. There were a lot of great deals and the employees were great at explaining what the best deals were.

Back in the 1960s everyday I went to the pool and swam to my heart's content. My memories are warm…read moreand the fun I had is memorable. When I qualified (diving off the high dive which scared me to death. The first time I landed smack on top of the water which hurt. The second time I made it. How great it felt to sew my patch for the Lifeguards to see I was eligible to swim in the adult deep water. The photos online at present haven't changed a lot and looking at the pool is wonderful.

I need to add a few comments about the Connecticut Belair Swim Club. There are 2 picnic shelters at…read morethe rear of the pool. Next to the basketball court is a volleyball court. Wednesday night they had a swim meet. It was loud and exciting but the pool was still open for swimming. This was great! It had been a very hot day! I could not swim any laps but I did my best going wall to wall in the main pool. They are also shooting 2 spouts of water out across the pool now. The kid's love it. I found them to be a little bit cooler than the main pool though! Until next time be kind to each other. @yelpdc #connecticutbelairswimclub

I have wonderful memories of this place. What not to love?!…read more Countless of BBQ with my family and friends. My littles would love coming here and love going on the trains or carousel or the picnics we would have when I was a sahm. So many nice comminuty events held here etc. The parks been through a lot of renovations. One section has really clean bathrooms and there's an exercise stations which is geared for most ages. There's a part here that will connect you to Brookside Gardens. The park is very well maintained.

This park was so much fun. Great play equipment, lot of pavilions, and plenty of places for adults…read moreto hang out in the shade. There was not a lot of shade on the actual park and my kids got hot, but Kona ice was in the parking lot so they were happy about it. We also rode the carousel which was fun. $4 a rider and adults have to pay to assist their little under the 42 inch height requirement. The train was the same, but it was closed for repair the day I was there. The biggest downfall was I could only find portapotties. However, this park was a lot of fun to visit for a day.

I'm definitely revisiting this trail! There's a lovely body of water and tons of rocks in the area…read moreto make it a moderate trail if you wish (blazing your own trail). It's a trail in the middle of the city, except you don't have that city environment when you're on this trail! We had parked in Parking Lot 6, and there was plenty of parking remaining on a Saturday afternoon. When we went on the trail, a part of the road was blocked off to cars, so it's a great place to cycle, walk, or skate. As we walked, we saw a few people on unicycles and roller blading. That part of the trail was an easy walk since it's normally meant for cars. Eventually, we crossed a bridge to head to the not-so-hidden ruins. Apparently, a few months ago, these ruins were open to the public to explore. I visited this today and they were gated/blocked off with a "no trespassing" sign. These ruins are apparently pieces of the US Capitol Building after it was renovated in 1958. From my understanding, they weren't sure what to do with the stones, so they dumped it in this park. Need these ruins is also a horse trail/horse barn area.

Not too much to say this time. This trail is a great relaxing getaway during your lunch break if…read moreyou work nearby or are working from home and need some fresh air. Put those shoes on and hit the trail. You won't regret it