We love this local community pool. It is affordable, clean, the lifeguards and people working there…read moreare always friendly and attentive to any requests. I always enjoy taking my grandchildren there or going by myself for the day

First of all, I am a princeton resident and they made me go through an entire process to be let in…read morea PUBLIC pool. Like ur not special ur a public school. This is not a country club. Second of all, the line for the food is so god damn long it's not okay. Third of all I was playing music very very softly and they told me to turn it off. I hate it here never coming back staff is so rude. Update I'm about to die from hunger and they changed the menu they don't even have chicken tenders

Simply the best get away spot from a long work day or cool down from the summer heat at the South…read moreBrunswick/Franklin Park area. Friendly local staff and board members who keep the grounds in good shape. A wonderful community to connect with others and make friends with the locals. Also, this summer swim team includes dedicated coaches who instruct with passion,and offers kids the opportunity to make friends, learn a much needed skill, and get their regular exercise for the summer.

An inexpensive alternative to pricey gyms. This Y has all you need for a workout - free weights,…read moretreadmills, rowing machines, stair climbers, plus a full weight machine room. A variety of classes are free with membership. It's not a spa experience- it's a gym. For those who complain about its condition- this was Princeton's community go-to before expensive, bespoke exercise companies like barre etc. arrived. Rich and aspirational Princetonians don't patronize it and the much-needed community support has dwindled as a result.

They have a great aikido class and knowledgeable instructors, you can join anytime or even stop in…read moreTuesdays or Thursdays to observe a class. 7-8:30 pm

This review is written from the perspective of a non-member. My two children take swim lessons…read morethrough Eggert Aquatics, which has and agreement with Ben Franklin Swim Club to use this pool as a summer location. The large outdoor pool is clean and well maintained. It has a large open swim shallow end, seven lap lanes, and a diving pool with a low and high-level springboard. There is ample seating around the perimeter of the pool with two fairly large canopied areas and numerous umbrellas. There are also two tetherball ball pits, a cornhole game and a ping-pong table. The main building has a small snack bar and utilitarian but clean changing rooms with bathrooms and showers available. This location is home to youth swim and dive teams and also has frequent social activities for members according the the numerous flyers posted. Members can also sign-up for swim lessons at an additional charge. As a non-member, I have no idea what membership or lesson fees are, so I can't speak to the value, but the facility itself seems rather nice.

Best day ever. Great staff that is super friendly and helpful. A real gem with Abrum at the front…read moreand all are nice (spelling?). The burger pack for you to grille is great from a local farm.

I'll start by saying this place looks great. I stopped by one day last week to check it out as the…read morepotential location for a large group, but it was busy and I was told no one was available to walk me through and I wasn't allowed to take a look inside without paying (more than $20 just to see what the facilities look like). I was then told if I didn't want to pay I should come back a little before opening someday and they could accommodate me at that time. So today I headed back to check it out. I was told I'd have to come back when they're open. I get safety regulations. I get wanting to make money, but this experience really makes me wonder if I'd be better off taking my group of 30 elsewhere. I'm guessing probably so.

This place is so nice and inviting! With the large pool with both a shallow and deep end, water…read moreslides, diving boards, a volleyball court, shuffleboard area, ping pong table, and places to order food, ice cream, and just sit around, you will never be bored! I loved it here.

I love the pool and size. It has a playground too. The staff are so nice. The family fun nights are…read moregreat. The only thing I don't like is the chairs around the kiddie pool are always dirty and so is the kiddie pool.

I've been coming here since last year. I had to idea there was a community pool not too far from my…read morehouse! I've actually come here with the Y.E.S. Oasis Summer Camp on Tuesdays. Other camps like the SACC use the pool on Tuesday too so if you're looking for some quiet relaxing time at the pool, don't go on Tuesday afternoons! The best part of the pool is the slide! It's fun for kiddos and kiddos at heart like me. They have lots of lawn chairs, picnic tables, chairs for lounging and spending the day. The lifeguards and staff are nice and helpful. They even stayed out when we spent a few hours this past rainy Tuesday! Pool is clean and bathrooms are clean too. I'm not sure of the costs, but I'll add that to my review when I have it. Looking forward to next summer!

Nice for a town pool. Just a bit pricey to get in. I've been here since they opened (12pm-2pm) &…read morethey've asked everyone out of the pool twice already..?

A quiet and relaxing club. Kids and staff really put their hearts into making the environment…read moreinviting and make the events fun too.

Great pool, great people! This is our favorite place in the summer. If you are thinking of joining-…read moredo it!

The Biosphere pool is an awesome facility with an indoor-outdoor jacuzzi and a natural looking pool…read morewith waterfalls and a grotto jacuzzi. It even has a waterslide. However, if you come on a weekday the waterslide is closed. The pool area is 5 stars on weekends. However, the bar/cafe opens late on weekdays. They don't permit you to bring any outside food or beverages in but they also don't sell any on weekdays. I asked if I could have room service bring food and drink to the pool and I was told no. So if you're looking to enjoy the pool and a drink, make sure to do it in a weekend.

This place is a God send for anyone looking to train in tennis. I brought my son to the summer camp…read morehere and was blowm away. He attended the tournament training gtoup aka the lower tier. Even with that, he's playing vs very good players. Top high school players, players with over utr 7. Good drills. Lots od coaches watching. Good scrimmages. Besides the high caliber of players even at the lower tier tennis camp, what struck me most was the people here. The staff are super personable. They explained to me how they run the camps and what to expect. There's just a friendly old school vibe with all the people here. I appreciated how they are open for talking and actually listened to my concerns and addressed them. I felt respected. Maybe they are originally from the south I don't know... ‍ Def not the norm these days in the tristate.

Great club so far, I just became a member. They have a ton of playing options. If you have a…read moresomewhat flexible scheduled you can find something to work for you. The staff is professional and friendly and the facility is in tip top shape. They have.... Lessons.....$98 for an hour and often a waitlist....grab a couple friends and split the cost. Contract courts.....A normal hour will cost you your first born....only 10pm was open when first tried. Leagues......unfortunatly if you have a traditional work schedule this is a though one. They do offer an outdoor summer night option though. They also run drills and classes. *** check their website since I'm just blabbing from memory and I'm sure things change often.