I love this pool! They have a great swim team. The owners wonderful. We have been members for 15…read moreyears. We moved to a neighborhood with a pool, but the kids want to go to Smokey Row Swim Club. Snack bar is tasty too, with shaded seating. Great family fun! Did you know: Anyone can join! It is not a private or neighborhood pool.

Brookshire Pool is great! The pool has been remodeled and has an updated club house. It was a bit…read moredisappointing to find that they don't have their concession stand anymore--it seemed to be a big hit. The staff mentioned something about putting a restaurant in the club house, but I imagine it would be annoying walking all the way from the pool to the club house just for a snack. Great pool though!

This is an excellent program. The coaches are amazing - fun and patient with the kids. It was…read moreheartwarming to watch my little guy grow confident swimming. The 6 and under program taught my non-swimmer how to swim in only two weeks! But really, what is not to love about Brookshire?!

We got to the waterpark early to get comfortable lounge chairs under the umbrellas. There was still…read morea line of anxious water lovers waiting to enter. I thought that the admission prices were reasonable. Adults were $9 and kids were $7 each with reduced rates for residents. They accept cash, cards and Apple Pay. The two large water slides were the biggest hit with my granddaughters. The line moved quickly and they rode the slides many times. The wave pool was also fun for them. The splash pad area is colorful with a number of different interactive elements. They also liked the lazy river which they basically swim through as there are no inner tubes. My kids moved back and forth between the different areas and played for 90 minutes straight. A win in my book. The facility became very crowded very quickly. Busloads of summer camp kids showed up. The lifeguards are attentive, friendly and patient with the crowd of kids. Lifeguards rotate frequently. Equipment to assist special need individuals get into and out of the pool is available. A first aid station is also ready for medical needs. The restrooms need expansion and hourly attention. A small snack bar offers pizza, nachos, hot dogs, pretzels and other quick, unhealthy options. The food is terrible. Coolers and water bottles aren't allowed, but I saw a lot of people with soft bag-type coolers. The waterpark is a fun way to cool down on a hot day. Bring sunscreen, my kids wore goggles, water and snacks (no coolers). Wear suits in to avoid changing in restrooms. There is plenty of parking including a limited number of handicapped spaces.

A fun, safe, and secure water park located in boone county. With a lazy-river, wave pool,…read more watersslides, a toddlers play area, swimming ‍ pool, soft drinks, popcorn, hotdogs, peanuts, candy, nachos, and all kinds of refreshments. Come join the fun

I have a few issues to name. 1. Filthy. No deep cleaning done. They slapped some paint over some…read morewalls Recently but I don't know what good that does when you have inches of dust and grime buildup on your machines. Only kept coming here because it was so close to home. 2. Had weird advances made on me from another gym member, and the person was removed. However, the shitty front desk person was not. The desk person had the audacity to ask "what did you do" .. VICTIM BLAMING ME, when I instantly reported the uncomfortable advance made towards me. The front desk person, Jeff, never apologized to me for his remarks, but the manager did and I decided to keep trying at this place. Then tonight, my phone was stolen while I was in the sauna. The same front desk person did nothing to help the situation. If I had not paid attention, and tracked the people down and gotten it back myself, my phone would be long gone. This place is good if you need equipment, but use hand sanitizer, take long showers, and watch yourself and your stuff closely. Never stepping foot in here again. I'll be going BACK to crunch in noblesville. The only reason I left is because it's so far away. Now, distance doesn't matter. Anything to feel safe. 3. The hours are abysmal. 12-5 on Sunday? Insanity. Closing at 8 pm on a Friday? Why? I don't understand that whatsoever.

Having health issues and the Owner has truly bent over backwards to assist me in my recovery!…read moreGreat facility and very nice Christian Based environment! Highly Recommend

We love Stony Creek & are truly so happy that we found this location for our kids swim lessons. All…read moreof the instructors we've encountered seem to truly care about our kids and have really helped them become more comfortable in the water (specifically Madison B. & Morgan). Additionally, the pricing is reasonable & seems to be better than others in the area.

I had my first Stony Creek Swim Center experience yesterday. My three month old niece had her first…read moreWater Babies class. I was really impressed with it! The center is in an unassuming building with ample parking in their lot. You walk in and the scent of poop water hits you -- but it's much better than at hotels. After a check in at the front desk and a short explanation of how things worked, we were ready to change for class. The front room has chairs facing big windows so guests can watch the classes and stay dry. There are cubbies for your stuff out in the open as well as a lost and found section and plenty of magazines in case you need reading material. Three changing stalls with curtains and three individual bathrooms with changing table, toilet and sink are available. Right after classes get out, these can fill fast so you may have a wait. I went in to the pool area for the Water Babies class to take photos, which they allow you to do. My sister and my niece enjoyed roughly 30 minutes of singing songs and acclimating babies to the water. They practiced moving on their stomachs as well as their backs, had some tummy time on a floating mat, and practiced cues for swimming and gripping the walls. It was really cute to watch, but more than that, I could tell the instructor loves what she does and knows her stuff when it comes to babies in the water. I caught glimpses of other classes -- toddlers to maybe 6 year olds or so -- and the instructors were kind and knowledgeable and the kids were having fun. I'd give this place 4 stars on a first impression, but wouldn't be surprised if they move up to 5 in the coming weeks as I get to know them more. :)

Great instructors who do such a great job with the kids. Even if my daughter has an instructor she…read morehas never met before she still has a great time because they are so kind and attentive. I have seen improvement in her skills right away and am overall very impressed with the training she is receiving from aqua tots. ​

We've been customers here for over two years. My son started when he was 2 1/2, and aside from one…read moreteacher (who is no longer there), he has never felt comfortable. Every class has been a struggle--he gets anxious beforehand and ends up crying through the entire lesson. What's most concerning is that at other pools, he's confident, happy, and able to swim independently. But as soon as we come here, he becomes completely miserable. After two years of trying, we decided to stop lessons. Unfortunately, we were told we still have to pay for an additional 30 days, plus a $50 registration fee--even though we no longer wish to continue. Overall, this has been a very disappointing experience, and I wouldn't recommend it.

I have waited weeks to post this review but time has not mitigated my anger at how my son and I…read morewere treated by the management of Carmel Racquetball Club. My 11-year-old son and I played pickleball for months at the Club then suddenly we were told that "liability" issues would prevent him from playing there again. My son is a very talented, mature player who got along very well with the adults, or so it seemed. Apparently one or more adults did not want a child playing regardless of skill level or temperament. That's selfish and intolerant but ultimately their decision. My problem is the hypocrisy of the management which allows tennis players my son's age or younger to play there on a regular basis but excludes my son. Is tennis a safer game than pickleball? In any case, no apology was made or workaround offered. I urge pickleball players to choose the Pearson Automotive Tennis Center; it's a much more welcoming place.

The Carmel Racquet Club clearly benefits from being the 'only game in town.' The location is…read moreobviously convenient as choices are limited for indoor courts north of Indianapolis. That said, the facilities themselves are well below par. The locker rooms and bathrooms are beyond outdated. Furthermore the locker rooms and bathrooms are extremely dirty. I am not sure these are even cleaned daily. And when the pool is open, which is not a guaranty, the cleanliness leaves a lot to be desired. Our child went here for tennis lessons. Beware of missing a lesson - you will not be given a refund or allowed to reschedule. A no refund policy is understandable, if undesirable, however the fact that you can't reschedule is ridiculous. My child hurt their foot, was in a walking boot and the response from the club when attempting to reschedule - 'Too bad, no refunds or makeup classes under any circumstances.' Our 3 children have participated in many activities over 10 years and this is the only time we were not allowed a makeup class. I certainly wouldn't consider this good customer service. Do yourself a favor and avoid the Carmel Racquet Club. Between the poor facilities and lacking customer service, it is worth the drive to find a better club.

There is more to this park, but we didn't make it past the vintage playground equipment at the…read morefront. Sometimes, the simplest things entertain kids the most, and my kids were entertained for quite a while with just four things to play on. The slide is one of those tall, super slippery jobs that launch you off of it and onto the ground straight on your butt. Then there's the geodesic dome with the chipped paint. And then there are two climbing things: one is kinda like monkey bars, and the other if shaped like some animal. The ground is wood chips, so it's softer than solid ground when falling off the slide (and you will fall off -- I'm telling you, it launches you off).

This 25 acre park on the west side of downtown Fortville has a variety of amenities for all ages to…read moreenjoy. Whether you are little (there are three playgrounds), an older kid (lots of baseball fields, a skate park, basketball courts), or an adult who enjoys hiking, the park should provide the opportunity for enjoyment. Parking lots are distributed throughout the park which winds along Church St to a loop on the western end. So, no matter where you go, you can take advantage of the convenience. Restrooms, some with colorful murals on the buildings, are also available during the warmer months. Shelters are also available for gatherings, some with grills. The park could use a bit of attention, but hopefully, a spring cleaning can brighten the look of the place. Review #747