The pool and grounds are very well kept up!!! Picnic tables, lounge chairs, umbrellas are all new…read moreand there are plenty to go around. The cabana is perfect for any event, with kitchen. I like that it is gated and has security cameras and life guards on duty.

I can't speak too much to the degree of the effectiveness and quality of the program and…read moreinstructors because when I signed up I was forced to accept these terms, after my first lesson I went to ask them about revoking this because I'm not comfortable with my child's identity being irrevocably given to them to be used at their leisure, in perpetuity, and however they like. They told me there's literally nothing they will do or can do about this. They refunded me for the class and canceled my membership because I'm just not gonna go ahead and sign this stuff over just so my kid can get swim classes. This was back in July. I've signed back into my account and as you can see here nothing has changed and this still exists. No parent should have to give up the identity of their child in order to use a product or service that they're already willing to pay for.

I spoke with an associate less than 24 hours ago, she sent the information needed via email and…read moreconfirmed a spot would be held for my son to attend class tonight at 6. I call to make payment and of course she didn't hold a spot for him and now there is no availability. Ridiculous. My 5 year old is extremely excited to go to lessons tonight and i now have to tell him he can't go because THEY messed up. Terrible customer service.

All Star has been amazing and truly so helpful in teaching our little ones to swim. We came here…read morewith no experience and seeing the progress has been great. Office staff and instructors are awesome. Would definitely recommend!

My 4.5-year-old is currently learning to swim with Ms. Desiree and absolutely loves it!…read more We first tried ASA Dublin, but it was a constant struggle....overcrowded slots, limited pool and changing space, and long waits. Even during COVID, it felt overwhelming, and progress was slow. Then we switched to ASA Livermore, where, unfortunately, a teacher once pushed him into the pool despite his discomfort with water in his eyes. That experience really set him back, and we paused swimming altogether in 2023. Fast forward to 2025, we gave All Star a try. It's only been 1.5 months, and the transformation is incredible. Not only does he love the water, but he looks forward to every class. He's already jumping in, kicking, floating, and taking risk, all in just 15-minute sessions! It's definitely pricey, but the progress has made it absolutely worth it. Camille has also been wonderful... so warm, accommodating, and great with kids. The whole environment here feels positive and welcoming. We're really grateful we made the switch.

This was an amazing experience. I feel bad we did not take advantage of the Del Amigo w my older…read moretwins. Great environment, excellent coaching, amazing families. This was our second year participating in the swim team. Thanks to everyone my youngest son loves it. He wants to come back, he wants to train, he wants to swim. We certainly enjoyed the weekends there as well - as a family. Highly recommend it!

Contrary to the rumors espoused by urban city slickers, not everyone in the suburbs has a pool in…read moretheir backyard. However we do have 2.2 children and 1.3 dogs (a joke...). For the families without pools, a neighborhood pool like the Del Amigo Swim Club rocks! Del Amigo offers a safe and family friendly environment for swimming, BBQing, and general socializing. In addition to the main pool, there is also a children's pool (age restricted to 6 and under) and a sport court. The Del Amigo Dolphins swim team is led by Coach Janet, an amazing woman who has the ability to connect with youth of all ages. Del Amigo is a great experience for the entire family!

Unlike many community pools, GHA has paid lifeguards. Therefore, the hours the pool is open are…read morelimited to these teens' working hours. There's a new lap swim thing this year without the guards that starts at 6am, but I've never tried it. The kids working here are pretty courteous with opening the gate for you when you both come and go. They pretty much just let anybody in if someone is manning/womaning the gate. So, the security ain't that tight. People just leave their bikes unlocked outside too. I keep eyeing this one pretty cruiser...All in all I'm a fan of this pool even though it is only open in the summer (roughly end of May through end of September). They keep it nice and heated and fairly clean. My only beef is with the no balls rule. Some guards say only soft balls (squishie ones), some allow tennis balls during slow/uncrowded hours. But tonight, I was so excited to blow up my new beach ball and play with my adult family members. They said I couldn't have it because it obstructed the guard's views....uh...my little beach ball? So, I said "How about during rest period then (every 45 minutes on the hour the kiddos have to vacate the pool for 15 minutes while the guards take a break)?" The guard said "no" when the guards don't even watch the pool during rest period. So, what view am I obstructing? I was so ticked off I left to write this review. That was an hour ago...I'm still steamed. Back in the swim bag my new beach ball goes for another time....

It's always fun and the coaches are nice. Kids learn many diff techniques and coaches always pay…read moreattention whether kids are following the proper techniques.

My kids enjoyed the classes. The teachers are kind, supportive, and patient. My kids are learning…read morewell and having a fun time!

There's a moment that happens almost every day we spend at this pool. I look up from my chair and…read moresee my kids, ages 7 and 9, completely absorbed in something simple: a game of tetherball, having lunch in the sun, playing "marco polo". No screens. No "I'm bored." Just kids being kids. That's what this place gives you, and it's why I can't recommend it enough. First, the practical magic: it's never crowded. You can actually find a chair, the kids can actually swim without bumping into anyone. But what really sets it apart is the people. This isn't just a pool, it's a community. Families share their pool toys, kids fold new friends into their games within minutes. Everyone is genuinely kind and welcoming, and you feel it the moment you walk through the gate. We can spend the whole day there if we have time, and several of my kids' friends usually join. They swim, they eat lunch on the grass, they climb the trees, they play volleyball and tetherball until they're pleasantly worn out. It brings you back to a simpler time, when childhood didn't need to be complicated. Just a pool, some open space, a few outdoor games, and their imaginations take it from there. It's my kids' favorite place in the summer, and watching them this happy and content is worth everything. What also gives me confidence as a member is how seriously the club takes reinvesting in the experience. This year they're upgrading the bathrooms and the pool decking, and there's more already in the works. It's clearly a members-first operation; they're always looking ahead at how to make it better for the families who call it home. This membership has given my kids a place to be free, active, and genuinely joyful, and it's given our family a community we didn't know we were missing.

They were a pain in the neck to schedule swim lessons. I paid them hundreds of dollars for a…read morecouple of swim lesson for my child and they couldn't be bothered to have their instructor show up. When I called them to get a refund I was told I would have to wait. It would have been less expensive to schedule swim class at Bay Club.

The management is absurdly bueurocratic and strict, with limited access hours and an inscrutable…read moreschedule. Pool closes during the middle of the day for "maintenance," while all guests are told to leave the premises. Kids are only allowed during lifeguard hours, which can be unpredictable. Lifeguards call Adult Only swim every 45 minutes, even when there are only parents with kids present. I've seen them kick out families with crying toddlers who just want to swim on a hot summer day. They also monitor the pool 24 hours with video and audio surveillance, to enforce guest conduct. Creepy! If you live in the neighborhood, opt out of the HOA and join LARPD pools instead.

This pool can be quite popular at times, for good reason. They have great events for families, a…read morewonderful swim team, and the pool is regularly maintained. I mostly go during the keyed entry to swim laps and avoid the crowds. I would suggest checking out the schedule before planning your visit: https://rpha.info/calendar/