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!

I love this pool! I've been going here for around 7 years. Owner is a nice guy and the ladies at…read morethe snack bar are super friendly! Never too busy and there is a good community of people.

Pine Ridge Swim Club Has Always Been An Amazing Place For The Cub Scouts of Pack 28 To Come To And…read moreHold Events And Meetings. Thank You For All Of Your Great Support. It Is Greatly Appreciated!!

7/12/26 Such a lovely setting w/mature trees edging the property & 4 pools--1 Olympic size, 3…read moresmaller pools (1 w/2.5 ft - 5ft depth range, 1w/level 3ft depth & a shallow baby/toddler pool). They also have 2 water slide areas--1 slide off the Olympic pool & 2 slides separate from pools w/their own splash pad. Lifeguards are attentive. Pools are clean (only occasional bits of grass floating on surface). They have a snack bar, but it closes much earlier than pool (2 hrs prior), so I've yet to sample it. Bathrooms & changing area are very small, because they're in a historic building--only 2 bathroom stalls & 1 shower stall & no separate changing area, just some wall hooks & benches in open area & only 1 sink. I do not believe they can alter that building. However, their snack bar is in a separate newer building. It'd be nice if they built a larger changing area w/more showers & bathroom stalls in separate building. Staff are always friendly & helpful. Great Senior rate & twilight rate! After a pool visit, you can walk across street & visit Children's Lake.

Great family oriented pool! The facilities are great as well. Prices for admission are excellent.read more

The only downfall of Green Valley is that it is a members only and not public pool, aside from that…read morethis pool is great. Green Valley has everything that you could hope. It has 2 large pools, diving boards, basketball court, batting cages, volleyball net, large splash area with a large water slide, kiddie pools, various grills with covered picnic areas, and a full snack bar. There is so much space, that way you don't have to feel crowded. If you are a member you can have a party and non members can pay a discounted rate to come in and be able to swim and enjoy the facility.

I would like to say my experience here was pleasant, but it wasn't. I find the quality of your time…read morespent is not worth the money, its gross, and the way they treat customers is disgusting. Accusing good people of stealing and sneaking in for no good reason and cursing them out is no way to treat people who are good customers and had done nothing wrong. Never again, be better.

Great place to swim, meet friends and have a relaxing time in the sun. The size of this pool is…read moresmaller in size compared to other private pools. I have to agree with an earlier post from Craig C. and that the kids are permitted to toss any kind of toys around and in the pool without regards to others that are enjoying and relaxing on their floaties. Life guards are not baby sitters, so where are their parents ?

It's a small pool with kiddie pool and grass area to lay or kids play but the membership is more…read morethan a membership to a gym! Being that the pool membership is only during summer months I feel it's not worth the cost. Season passes to an amusement park are less expensive and you get more than just the pool! Just spending wisely in this economy!!!

This is an incredibly nice pool. Well, I shouldn't limit it to that since it's so much more. I…read moremean, the main pool itself is clean and attractive with a variety of areas for those who want to slide, swim, just drift along lazily. Plenty of lounge chairs as well as tables with chairs and umbrellas. Even a covered area of tables. So, the extras! Basketball courts, Ping-Pong tables, an entire separately-fenced kids area with tots playground, kids playground, and super awesome kiddie pool that you can walk into via a little rubber beach area. Fountains, waterfall, and free toys top it off! Then there's the snack bar. Ok, you have your ice cream and French fries, etc. But boy was I surprised by the delicious caprese sandwich I ordered. There are evening festivities throughout the summertime. Just a great pool and community center, and at roughly the same price as other area pools without all the extras.

We have been a member for 12 years! My husband been a member off and on for 40 years…read more We had a birthday party there last year. Everyone that came had a blast. We rented the pavilion. The pool and pool areas are clean. There is a basketball court, playground, shuffle board, & volleyball net. Grassy area to play baseball or throw frisbee. There are umbrellas and shady spots. There are three pools: baby pool, diving board area in deep end, and 3' to 5' pool with funky slides. Pizza place will deliver to the pool. You can take water aerobics classes at night. Swim lessons are offered for a price. The life guards are absolutely fabulous to the kids learning. ‍‍‍come have fun in the sun!

We visited this pool for the first time in June. We did not know what to expect. The woman taking…read moreour payment for 2 seniors was rude and yelled at me because i had no money on me as my husband walked away with the cooler, and my purse, by mistake. She looked at me with a disgusted attitude and told me when i come back I'll have to go to the end of the line because she had other people to take care of. Overall the pool was clean and the atmosphere was nice, but unfortunately this woman ruined my day.

It's been years since I've been to a public pool outside of a campground. But with the heat wave…read morein full effect and a grandchild longing to swim, Monday, July 5th was the perfect time to go check out the nearest public pool - Mountville. While a local pool is literally around the corner from my house in Landisville, it's by membership only, as most of the area pools are becoming. I'm thankful Mountville is open to the public, although they also offer memberships. We arrived a good 20 minutes before their noon opening and a line had already developed, about 20 families deep. When they opened their gate they left members go in first, than started taking cash customers (cash or charge were accepted). I watched as the prior families grabbed umbrellas and lounge chairs from an unknown source and knew I wanted one too. The lifeguard pointed me in the direction of a storage closet by the rest rooms where 2 umbrellas remained unclaimed. The lounges and other chairs were all gone, which are piled up nearby when available. The grass is marked with a white circle of paint in the spots that have a tube for the umbrella to stand. The crowd of people was pretty heavy that day, but we still managed to get a slightly shaded spot on a hill in the grass. While there is some flat space, there's a few areas that are on an incline and/or shaded. There's also a pavilion and grilling and outside food are both acceptable. They also have a snack bar which we didn't check out. There were at least 4 lifeguards on duty. The bathrooms could have been cleaner and were out of soap and paper towels, but did have a communal shower, and private changing areas with a chair. There's a small kiddie pool that's a gradual walk in, with sprays and a mushroom. A very large main pool is to the right, with a ramp for walking down, a twisty slide, and a roped off deeper area with two diving boards. The more shallow area of the main pool is roped off and was very crowded. They do allow floats and rafts, just no footballs, although I did see some kids throwing one in the pool. For the most part people were respectful, however a tad neglectful as to what their children were doing. Several times it was the lifeguards that had to intervene and not the parents when they got out of control. There was a group of kids that constantly were causing a ruckus and roughhousing so we tried to stay clear of them. Since it was so crowded that day social distancing in the pool was near impossible, and bumping bums with someone was the norm. Some things that I felt were a negative: the price for one. Normally an adult runs $10, and a child $8 but they considered July 5th a holiday so the price was inflated. It cost $25 for us (adult, small child) to swim for two hours, although there isn't a time limit on how long you can stay. They do not offer refunds for any situation, including closures due to weather. While we were there someone threw up in the pool so everyone had to get out for an hour, which is in part why we decided to leave when we did. Secondly, I would have loved for them to have an earlier opening. Noon seems a tad late in the day. Lastly, and I touched on this before, the crowd of parents who let their kids run rapid. At this price point and given the suburban location I would think they'd be more attentive.

Just a lovely space for family fun - youth and adults... nature, ponds, playgrounds, picnic…read moreshelters, putt-putt, pool, community center, history, and more... great resource!

Before deciding to go here, I'd like you to think about one word: RULES…read more This splash park has a LOT of them, and I do mean a LOT. You can't exit, even if you forgot something at your car. You can't bring in water bottles with water in them. No jewelry or even an Apple Watch on the slides. I forgot my phone in the car, and was only allowed to get it when the manager escorted me. The workers were nice enough about enforcement, but it all got a little tiring after awhile. This is a municipal park, not DisneyWorld. Chill. As for the park itself, it's fine. A big (not particularly deep) pool, surrounded by 3 slides (one for tykes, another for under 7, and the grandaddy of them all, which is towering). There was plenty of space for sitting and umbrellas. The bathrooms are clean, the pool and slides are well maintained and there are lifeguards everywhere. The water is ice cold, and there are vending machines. Outside food is allowed (maybe this is just due to covid, there was a grille but it was closed), but don't get cute trying to sneak in liquor because they do search your bags thoroughly. I get the sense the city really cares about this facility and treats it accordingly. But check beforehand. Weekends are for city residents ONLY. Nobody from outside MoCo is allowed in, and they will check your ID to confirm. For some reason, I was only charged $6 (the city rate) instead of $11 (I like in Silver Spring) so that admittedly influenced my rating. I might have been a but harsher (because rules) had I paid full cost. My kids (ages 9 and 12) got a bit bored after awhile, but for the price, this isn't a bad way to blow an afternoon.

$7 for adults, $5 for kids for admission to the pool/waterpark with Montgomery County ID…read more Several water slides and areas for families to play. Lifeguards and life vests on site. It did get really crowded for registration. The session was 12-2pm. I was able to buy passes for next time to be able to scan in and not have to wait in the queue.

Tucked back in a twisty neighborhood park area is Germantown Indoor water park. There are two pools…read moreand children's area plus a couple super long slides. Check it out.