Hilltop Swim Club is a Wonderful swim club that is very family oriented…read more The parking I'm ample and the pools in great shape.

The price for this local swim club is outrageous. They want you to pay for a membership fee, then a…read morefee for each child in the family. A typical family of 5 would cost almost 900 per year. That's really steep for a local swim club open only 3 months a year. Heck, the local major parks like sesame place, and dorney park have better prices for season passes.

Creekside Swim Club is a great local pool. We have been members for 11 years now and love it. The…read moregrounds are spacious and well kept. My children have always enjoyed Creekside. The activities such as movie and raft night are great fun. Creekside embodies a sense of community and we have really enjoyed our membership.

Never crowded and lots of space to set up the whole family. Always trying new things to push…read moremembership engagement. I consider this a hidden gem. My kids love the pool as well and always look forward to playing with the friends they have made. Wonderful baby pool. They are also on swim team which is small but growing each year. The coaches are fantastic with the kids as well.

Pool is fine, never been crowded, clean enough, but despite its being tree lined and tucked in a…read morebit of natural space surrounded by grass, the peace is disturbed by the 6 speakers that blast radio music. Forget trying to read in between dips in the pool.

I was surprised that my 10-month-old was charged full admission. Most airlines don't even charge…read moreinfants to travel to another state or country, so paying full price for a baby who isn't using the facilities the same way adults are felt unreasonable. The pool was also extremely crowded. People were jumping into the water, throwing balls, and tossing each other around, which led to people accidentally getting hit. It didn't feel like there was much enforcement of pool safety or courtesy. I imagine the experience would be much better on a weekday when it's less busy, but I still think the pool should have clearer rules and better supervision to keep everyone safe. Overall, I'd recommend reconsidering the admission policy for infants and enforcing pool rules more consistently to create a safer, more enjoyable environment for families.

Marsh Creek is a beautiful public park. HOWEVER, the "nice" pool and low entry cost of $14pp…read moreattracts the most ghetto crowd. The bathroom was also very filthy with broken shower heads. There were no area for you to put down your stuff except for the open lawn. The experience here was horrible! Someone actual STOLE my toddlers crocs! How do you justify in stealing from a two years old? I also saw another lady snooping around my iPhone16- had the nerve to touch it and I'm sure she was trying to steal it until I went over to grab it! Please avoid at all costs. We won't be returning.

We had our event at The Cynwyd Club and would absolutely do it again. Holly was smart, responsive,…read moreeasy to work with, and genuinely a pleasure throughout the process. The venue came to life in a way that completely blew us away. The food was great, the staff was impeccable, and we heard rave reviews from guests all night. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Amazing venue! This was the second Bar Mitzvah I hosted at the Cynwyd Club and our event was…read moreflawless. The food was delicious and plentiful. Holly and the entire staff were so easy to work with. I wish I had another mitzvah to plan because I would definitely have it here again.

Original Swim club of the 2 Linvilla Orchards owned pools this one is smaller but just as nice as…read morethe other. I've been a member for more years than not since 1987. From single girl to married to bringing our little girl all the way through to adulthood. She and her friends learned to swim here in the 90s. We have barbecues, picnics, birthday parties, family reunions. Clean, safe and fun place.

This is our community pool and we love it! It's great to actually get something back from your…read moremonthly HOA payment, and what better thing then a pool you can use every day in the summer. The lifeguards are attentive, for the most part, and I feel safe letting the kids swim in the pool. They check the pH levels frequently which makes me feel better about the sanitary conditions. The pool is just one of the many reasons we love the Williamsburg community, and I'm so happy to call this great neighborhood home!

I rarely write reviews, but the complete lack of basic human decency I witnessed here deserves one…read more My group visited the pool club shortly after my 18-year-old friend and his younger sister had lost their mother, whom they lived with in the complex. We brought four friends total, hoping for a gentle afternoon to give the kids some normalcy and support. We were immediately informed there is a strict maximum of 4 guests -- and the staff member on duty refused any exception whatsoever. Of course, I couldn't ruin all the kids days so I let the kids go in. I explained I wouldn't use the pool at all, and neither would my 18 year old friend. Instead, they expected a grieving 18-year-old to single-handedly watch five kids. The alternative? Pack up and go home. When my friend provided his name, the staff member literally skipped over the page and said his sister wasn't on the list and couldn't come in until she was explained that sisters and brothers can have different last names. There was no flexibility, no empathy, and no willingness to make a reasonable accommodation for a grieving family in their own community. The irony is painful: an extra adult would have made the entire pool environment calmer for everyone. Instead, the rigid enforcement left a group of kids stressed and unwelcome in a space that should have been a small comfort, and which they had paid for. This is not a welcoming or family-friendly pool. It's a place where rules are employed without heart or common sense, and the manager explained that this was the ideal way for rules to be used. "Rules are not about compassion." Avoid unless you enjoy being treated like a number instead of a neighbor.

Great swim club , Olympic size pool , diving well, kiddy pool. Grassy outdoor area surrounds the…read morepool Areas . No snack bar , but people bring their own food . Plenty of tables with umbrellas and no shortage of beach chairs . Located in a beautiful suburban setting . Both the patrons and the staff are friendly and courteous people . Staff is professional and vigilant, enforce safety rules with firmness and tact. This place is an undiscovered treasure .