My kids are neurodivergent and the staff here have been so understanding, kind and accommodating to…read moretheir needs. My kids beg to go back every day I cannot recommend this place enough, as someone who tried two other local schools. This is by far the cleanest and most organized one. I love that my kiddos get plenty of time in the water here compared to our old school (GF) in carmel.

Abuse/ lack of compassion…read more My daughter attended swim class at Big Blue Swim school in Noblesville. We have had no prior problems. A new young instructor named Jayden put goggles on my 6 year old face so tight it left an indent and the blood vessels in her eyes nearly popped. Her father was their with her he seen her struggling through out the lesson. And mentioned standing up multiple times to see what was wrong. He seen her raise her hand to try and get the attention of another instructor and they ignored her and were talking and laughing with eachother. He said the instructor just looked at my daughter while she was in pain waving his hands along to tell her to continue to swim. This is not acceptable and borderline child abuse. Her father was upset. Rightfully so and was cursing and did identy the swim instructor as being black. He did not use racial slurs or anything other then to identify who put the goggles on her. The owner was called he told told him to get off his property and my daughter and him were not allowed back. That was the owners solution. I tried to call multiple times I had to call customer service who did not do anything but give me an email and the email would not go through. Then I got a response from the number they want you text! They said they would refund 1 class that was unused. I had 2 make up classes as well.They refuse to refund me. In their words through text because no one would speak to me in the phone is this. "Refund is for $31 for unused classes in Sept. We do not refund for make up lessons when an Early Withdrawal is placed." I was told prior this incident she could do the make up classes. They kicked my 6 year old daughter out of the class after one of their instructors caused visible harm to my child. Again his name is Jayden. Not once did they show concern or sympathy to my child. Only to talk amongst themselves as to what happen to that white girl. Please watch your children. While they are being taught to swim by children/very young adults. who do not pay attention when your child is visibly in stress or pain. Extremely disgusted in how the owner and his employees handled this situation. And incredibly sad my Baby girl had to go through a traumatic experience like that.

Took a group of 5 with one baby to this place and it was amazing ! Very clean facility with plenty…read moreto do . Also loved the sections for smaller kids .

This is a amazing small sized water park, it's not insanely crowded, they have a lazy river and…read morewater slides, they also have decent food options good for anytime at the pool, it's also close to a park so kids can dry off there.

Kids enjoyed the sessions and liked the instructors generally. Only thing that could be improved is…read morethe water quality. Smells heavy of chlorine and probably not the most sanitary given the amount of traffic that goes through there.

We love Goldfish swim school! My 4 yr old and 7 month old go to lessons and they've both made such…read moregains by attending vs other swim places. The instructors are informative, attentive, make it fun & consistently trained. It's a well oiled machine! We tried YMCA & British swim school & it left them feeling not confident or wondering what I was paying for, but here my kids are loving it! We wish they were closer to us (half hr drive) but we find it's worth it!

We love Stony Creek & are truly so happy that we found this location for our kids swim lessons. All…read moreof the instructors we've encountered seem to truly care about our kids and have really helped them become more comfortable in the water (specifically Madison B. & Morgan). Additionally, the pricing is reasonable & seems to be better than others in the area.

I had my first Stony Creek Swim Center experience yesterday. My three month old niece had her first…read moreWater Babies class. I was really impressed with it! The center is in an unassuming building with ample parking in their lot. You walk in and the scent of poop water hits you -- but it's much better than at hotels. After a check in at the front desk and a short explanation of how things worked, we were ready to change for class. The front room has chairs facing big windows so guests can watch the classes and stay dry. There are cubbies for your stuff out in the open as well as a lost and found section and plenty of magazines in case you need reading material. Three changing stalls with curtains and three individual bathrooms with changing table, toilet and sink are available. Right after classes get out, these can fill fast so you may have a wait. I went in to the pool area for the Water Babies class to take photos, which they allow you to do. My sister and my niece enjoyed roughly 30 minutes of singing songs and acclimating babies to the water. They practiced moving on their stomachs as well as their backs, had some tummy time on a floating mat, and practiced cues for swimming and gripping the walls. It was really cute to watch, but more than that, I could tell the instructor loves what she does and knows her stuff when it comes to babies in the water. I caught glimpses of other classes -- toddlers to maybe 6 year olds or so -- and the instructors were kind and knowledgeable and the kids were having fun. I'd give this place 4 stars on a first impression, but wouldn't be surprised if they move up to 5 in the coming weeks as I get to know them more. :)

All three of my children participated in ACST's learn to swim program beginning at age 4/5. They…read moreabsolutely LOVED their instructors and I was amazed at how quickly they became confident and independent in the water. They received attentive instruction from all of their coaches and progressed through the program eventually joining the competitive team. My oldest even eventually became an instructor for the developmental program. The competitive coaches work hard to instill a team atmosphere among the various groups both in and out of the pool. My kids fell in love with the sport through ACST. The coaches, board of directors, and swim families provide a strong support system for swimmers and parents alike. We only left the program following our move. I highly recommend ACST for the beginning swimmer as well as those wanting to continue to a more competitive level. I believe they have even added a Masters club recently. Great program!!

If I could give this place less than one star, I would. My two kids loved the pool, so I thought it…read morewas time to get them swimming lessons. Both my 5 and 7 year-old placed into the beginning class. I watched their class from the bleachers which had either one or two other students, depending on the day. You are not able to interact with the instructor as a parent, and I never knew her name. I watched my kids become increasingly apprehensive until one day I watched the instructor dunking my 5 year old daughter repeatedly while she would scream and cry in between dunkings. The other children in the group got scared and all jumped out of the water and backed away from her in fear. When I went to the administration, after hearing my story, they talked to the instructor and told me my kids weren't ready to learn to swim and refused to participate. They did at least give me my money back, but I was most upset that they have instructors that would do that, then blame the child for it. I had to find another place quickly, because I didn't want the fear to stick. I got them into other lessons within a week, and after 4 months, my son has mostly gotten over the fear instilled in him by ACST's instructor, but my daughter still has some lingering issues. She will at least get in the pool as long as she can touch the bottom, but she is afraid of going underwater at all and still starts crying when she hears the word "bob." I would not recommend ACST for children to learn to swim.

i LOVE the outdoor pool. Long lanes, plenty of space, love to watch people jump off the diving…read moreboard. Beach stand - what's not to like about a frozen Snicker. Glad they started playing music, adds to the vibe. i use the stationary bikes, tread mill and exercise bikes. I go at off times because of my job and never have an issue getting equipment. i enjoy the fitness classes but don't make it there often.

Oh the Rivy! I have such fond memories of coming here growing up. Great location , large pool,…read morecomfortable environment. I came here with a friend recently for a swim in the pool. And it's the same great big pool I remember from when I was a kid. The reception area looks the same as it did back when I was a kid. I was a bit disappointed to see the bottom of the pool was exposed concrete with many cracks having been repaired with white epoxy seams. There was crumbled bits of concrete on the floor of the pool that I accidentally stepped on and felt like I was walking on rocks (OUCH). The locker room was okay, somewhat maze like, and could use a face lift. I went to take a shower after my dip and it ran cold to scalding with no opportunity for adjustment in between. Such a great location and facility. With so many possibilities.

Great teaching team has helped my 2 year old go from scared to fearless in just a few months. They…read moreare very intentional and every family we've been around seems to love their experience.

We have loved our experience at Emler, we started at just over 1 yrs old with our son and have seen…read morehim grow immensely in his swimming skills and as well as most importantly safety skills around water!