I'm so old I remember when the pool was opened-and dad swam in the previous town pool (the pond in…read moreTaylor Park)! Renovated a few years ago, it's holding up well. Lotsa memories of pool hopping there as a teen!

New to town. My family and I love the pool. Much bigger than I had imagined and very clean. Also…read morelike that they have a concession stand. Lifeguards seem very observant.

Pretty nice. Nice life guards. There pool goes up to 11 feet. Right next to Community Park Cedar…read moreGrove NJ 07009 U.S.A.

Got kicked out for no reason. Bad experience. Wouldn't let us leave. Do not recommend. Also very…read morerude.

Family friendly, casual and low-key. Wonderful pool and kid pools. Safe place for kids to roam free.read more

One of favorite place to spend a couple of hours in Montclair. The facilities have gone through…read moreseveral renovations through the past couple of years and you can tell lots of care is being put into running this historic building. My favorite things to do is bike, swim, and sauna. I've taken a few of the classes and appreciate that they are included in the monthly membership.

They let some guy play very loud music in the locker room for over a year and several staff members…read morehave witnessed this. An administrator hasn't been truthful with me about this.

So they are short staffed which explains why I waited for at least 10 minutes each time, The…read moremanager/owner made my egg on whole wheat toast sandwich. The first time it came out it had cheese on it along with tomato and lettuce...So I sent it back because I specified no cheese. I get it back without cheese, but this time on white toast no lettuce or tomato. What happened did I lose the veggies because I sent it back. Anyway, I kept it. But what is the point of writing down an order on a ticket. If you're not gonna read it or use it to meet your customer's wants. By the way he spent his time over the grill flapping his lips away about how his business is important & that it feeds his family. SMH if it is, keep customers happy, and handle your business.

If you've ever imagined an oasis in the suburbs of New Jersey, where kids frolic on carefree summer…read moreafternoons in an aquatic wonderland just a stone's throw from home, this is it. Three pools -- one for tiny tots to wade in, one for bigger kids to splash in, and one Olympic-sized for adults to train in -- present a wealth of options for a full day of activities, in addition to which there is a diving tank with platforms up to approximately 30 feet, and two water slides, one open and one enclosed. A first-rate, snack bar keeps the munchies at bay if you've neglected to bring your own lunch or just didn't feel like packing one. Note, it's not the kind that offers artisanal twists on surf cuisine or anything fancy, just good, old-school summer treats, as well as burgers and the like. Memberships don't come cheap, although on a per-use basis, a summer pass could potentially mean your family of four can splash around all summer long for under $2 a day. Guests are welcome, although that comes at a slightly steeper cost. Nighttime entertainment also offers local adults a reason to come back after the kids have been sent off to sleep. The only possible thing missing is poolside cocktail service, although I'm fine with its omission since this is a family-friendly recreational establishment and not a singles pick-up scene. Our family gives it 10 thumbs up!

Four pools--from kiddie to diving tanks (rare in NJ) with a large Olympic pool in the middle (and a…read moretraining pool too). Very clean pool with friendly lifeguards. Great snack bar. If you like to dive, get there at 3 or 4 and try out the towers.

Large main pool complete with spiral water slide and lap pool…read more Separate lap pool for competitive swimming. Separate kiddie pool for the little ones. Reasonably priced snack bar with grilled food, several cold drink options, snacks/chips, ice cream etc. Be careful tough, as they don't do a great job of anticipating crowded times and tend to run out of several items. A decent amount of and selection of chairs. Multiple shaded areas to escape the sun. Several game options available, including shuffle board, ping pong, bocce, and more. Ample parking. Cash, Visa/MC. No Amex.

A top quality gym and fitness center, complete with pools, indoor track, racket ball, free weights,…read morecardio machines, etc. Personal training and 2 hours of included child care per visit. There is a decent cafe to grab a bite to eat. The early childhood center ranges from part-time pre-school to full time care. There is even an after school program for kids in the local West Orange and Livingston school systems. Just a solid community center. The gym gets a touch too crowded at times, and all too often it feels like more of a social center than a fitness club.

I would strongly caution any parent--especially those with a child who has additional needs--before…read moreenrolling at JCC MetroWest. Our child was with the JCC metrowest for 18 months. Our child was incredibly blessed to have incredible teachers who loved and cared for our child during that time. Each classroom was truly filled with love and patience and I do not want the rest of this review to underscore those incredible teachers in my child's classrooms. With that said, As our child approached the age of 3, they received an autism diagnosis. The JCC metro west staff was notified of this diagnosis. 2 weeks after informing the staff of our child's diagnosis, our child was exited from the ECC program with less than 24 hours' notice. Regardless of the circumstances, giving a family less than a day's notice to find alternative childcare is incredibly disruptive and, in our experience, showed a lack of compassion and partnership. As parents, we trusted this program to work with us through challenges. Instead, we were left scrambling overnight to figure out childcare, work obligations, and next steps for our child. The emotional and logistical impact on our family was significant. What disappointed us most was not simply the decision itself, but how it was handled. Families deserve clear communication, transparency, and enough notice to make arrangements--especially when young children are involved. If your child has developmental differences or may require additional support, I encourage you to have detailed conversations about the program's ability and willingness to accommodate those needs before enrolling. Our experience left us feeling unsupported during one of the most difficult periods our family has faced. I hope the JCC reviews its policies and communication practices so that no other family experiences the same abrupt transition that we did.

This gym isnt respected in the way it shoild be. It's too dirty and crowded all the damn time…read more Theres alot of camera tripods and Instagram hopefuls here. Also the water bottles/ towels/clothes/bags are strewn over machines because someone's always "using it" from the other side of the gym. I normally will remove whatever's "place holding" equipment since phones, towels, and water bottles or any inanimate object cannot work out. But after 4 years of being here, and dealing with this daily, I'm done. Y'all win. I've canceled and will be going someplace else from now on.

Dirty dirty dirty!! Overall the place itself is nice with…read morebasketball courts racquetball courts. I joined soon after they first opened. Since it's gone to . I almost fist fought a personal trainer over being in an area he though he owned. Anyway very dirty. They never change garbage and the sauna makes you wanna puke.