if I could give 0 stars I would. if recently moved to Pennsylvania and i have a autistic child that…read moreis nonverbal and he don't understand the meaning of wait or sit down or any little command specially coming from a stranger. first let me start by saying that my son loves water and as a mother i though this school would be the best for him because ever since i spoke on the phone with them i told them my child is on the spectrum that's ok, she told me yes that's totally okay we have special people for kids like him ,i said great so we schedule a free try out for Thursday at 4 pm. today Thursday I arrived a hour early so that i can see the place and talk to them about pricing, well i felt great with the place and everyone looked friendly before i went for my son at school i explain to them how inpatient he was and how he is and she still said don't worry.so with all my confidence i got my son and like around 3:40 i head in with him changed him into his swim suit and told him he was going in the pool .to make the story short the time for him to go in the water come and i told the instructor hi he is nonverbal she said okay and then tells the life guard he is nonverbal i guess it was for him to be more aware of him. everything was fine until the instructor was asking him to sit on the bench because the pool was too deep for him to be standing, he won't sit i told her she said i need him to sit so i could also show the other boy that was there with her. We were having a hard time sitting him down and then the manager KAITLIN G comes and said to me and my son " you need to sit Hun if not you won't get a class, i turned and told her i explained how he was, and you know. she said i know but he need to seat or he can't take the class. I I'm already unconfutable in front of all this people and my son is crying because I'm trying to get him out the pool i pulled him to seat for a few second and i hear the manager on the back saying maybe that shows him he have to seat and said to him in a firm tone seat! i grabbed my son and walked out of there in tears said absolutely nothing to them. how do you welcome a child in the spectrum if you not even train well to deal with kids like this i don't recommend this place to any mom out there with a child in the spectrum my son will remember this day for ever.

My son recently started going here for private lessons just as they opened. The facilities are…read morebrand new and the pool is a heated salt water pool which is great for the little ones as it is less hard on the skin. His instructor is Stephanie and she is amazing. She has the perfect personality for our son and we couldn't have picked a better teacher. The only negative to this place is strip mall it is located in as it is pretty run down, but on the bright side there is plenty of parking and there is a Dunkin Donuts in the parking lot. As for cost it is a little on the expensive side for private lessons and is more than what we payed in NYC, but it is worth the extra cost to make sure he is safe in the water. I would definitely recommend sending your child here for swim lessons based on my experience.

As a mom of a daughter with special needs just making the call was scary however the response was…read morethe kindest I could have received. With children who have autism sometimes you fear these calls. I am grateful. From the moment we walked in this was the swim school I wish all my kids had. I am so excited to watch the journey with my daughter and see her growth.

Great pllace to cool off with family and Friends. Picknic areas, grills, good fun. Nice family…read moreinviroment..

Large swimming pool with 3 diving boards (highest one is about 8 feet) and plenty of slides. The 3…read morebasketball courts were all well kept and there is plenty of space for other activities like frisbee and spike ball. Definitely bring your own chair. Very clean environment and good food, would absolutely come here again!

They have your basic services. Some teachers do go above and beyond. It is expensive and it…read moreseems the "scholarship" program doesn't work for everyone. My one very real complaint is that when they transition from the young toddler to older toddler room( which is usually by age 3.5) there is no designated naptime. It's just cut off. I was told if they are tired they have a rest area. That doesn't work. This is just not acceptable for that age group. Most of these kids are starting their days by 6:30 am or earlier. To go all day long without nap is just crazy. There should be a better way.

An absolute must .... Pool is lovely and inexpensive to enter . Great for the whole family . The…read moreconcession is wonderful ! Everything from hot dogs to gyros and baklava ice cream ... don't miss out on this ... this summer .

Great community pool in the middle of town. The pros: Abundant parking, somewhat clean bathrooms,…read morewell behaved and supervised children, lifeguards that actually enforce rules, a sprayground, waterslide, shade, picnic tables and a concession stand. 15 minutes on the hour, kids are restricted to using other areas while only adults can peacefully enjoy the pool for the remainder of the hour. This public membership/fee park is a lovely and inexpensive way to relax while you let your kids loose. You are allowed to bring a cooler and picnic foods. I observed some adults tackfully bring their own special blend of "grown up juice"( I must reiterate, VERY TACKFULLY). This pool is very family centered and billgerant or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated here. Use common sense and you will love hanging out here. I enjoyed my afternoon here under the shade of an umbrella. Its well worth the admission. If you are an avid user of the pool, you may want to pay for a membership. You can cross the street and pay for seasonal acess at the rec center.

I am on the junior 1 swim group and it is really good. All of the coaches are super nice. The sets…read moreare well matched to the specific swimmers swimming ability.

USA Swimming affiliated club team. Offers multiple levels of age group swimming, a dedicated…read moremasters swim team, a development program, as well as Saturday morning group swim lessons. There are two main seasons for swimming here: Fall/Winter (runs September to March) and then Spring/Summer (April to July).

We are currently sending our son here for lessons. He's been doing great and these are his first…read morelessons ever. Sweetest staff and they give progress updates during lessons sometimes. Great faculty and facilities and it's clean.

Our two kids just had their first swim lesson at Big Blue and had a great experience! The facility…read moreis gorgeous with an awesome heated pool and pool room. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. My kids worked with two different swim coaches who were quickly able to determine what skills my kids had already mastered and hone in on which skills they are ready to start working on. I was very impressed with the fact that they were in the pool for the full 30 minutes of their lesson, unlike other swim schools we've been to in the past. I'm beyond thrilled that this new business has opened in our area!