My family and I went last weekend! My kids had a blast! The lifeguards did a good job watching and…read moremade sure everyone was safe

Coaches are good and the pool is clean! Big outdoor pools which tends to get hotter during summer…read more I felt they could have worked on the railing and other safety aspects more because the training pool for kids slides into the deeper pool and most of the first time kids will not be aware of it. Overall, not a very bad experience but could have been better!

I could not be happier with my daughters progress with Aqua Tots in Roseville! The teachers are…read morewonderful & the place is ran very well! By her second lesson she was already comfortable with going under water.

This review is for Aqua-Tots swim level 3…read more We've wasted about $1000 bringing our 5-year old kid here hoping that he would learn to swim and tread water. After 8 months of lessons, he hadn't learned a single swim stroke (e.g. Elementary breaststroke, freestyle), and he still doesn't know how to tread water. The staff are super friendly and helpful, but Aqua-Tot's lesson plan is extremely ineffective for Level 3. Instead of learning useful strokes, our kid wasted 80% of his time in class sitting on the side out of the water waiting for his turn to get in, and the other 20% of the time learning unimportant skills such as "Chicken Star Rocket" and how to float on the back. All we really wanted was for him to learn a single stroke so that he can swim in the pool by himself. Everything else was secondary. At Level 3 and above, classes are shared with 4 kids per class, and they only teach 1 kid at a time. The trainers also spend a lot of time swapping between kids and checking their tablets for progress. So each kid really only gets about 5 minutes of training per 30 minute class. There's a lot of wasted time. The biggest problem with Aqua-Tots is the lesson plan. They don't allow kids to begin learning any swim strokes until they master a very large number of unimportant skills. These include skills such as flipping over, floating on the back, "Chicken Star Rocket", and keeping their head underwater for a long period of time. It's pretty easy to accomplish these skills at the 2-stars level, but getting the 3 stars to completely master them is very difficult. Normally, kids should learn breaststroke, and then they'll naturally pick up all the extra skills naturally on their own without needing any training. In summary, we wasted $1000 and 8 months without having learned either breaststroke or freestyle.

Outstanding Swim Lessons! We couldn't be happier with the…read moreswim lessons at Starfish Swim School! From day one, Kelli created a warm, welcoming environment that made our grandson feel safe and excited to be in the water. All of the instructors (Kelli, Sam, and Joe) are incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and truly understands how to work with young children while blending fun with important water safety skills in the perfect balance. Each week's lesson is well-structured, age-appropriate that keeps our 3-year old grandson focused and smiling. We were amazed by the progress in just a few short weeks. Swim students are one-on-one with their instructor. It's clear they genuinely care about each child's comfort and development. We highly recommend these lessons to any parent looking to introduce their child to swimming or expand their child's swimming skills.

This place is great. You can take swim lessons all year long as the pool is at the owners house in…read morethe backyard and completely covered. The pool is warm for the swimmers and the inside is warm for parents sitting and watching. They have a changing area and bathroom for you to change there. My grandson had Joe and Sam for his lessons. When he started he was very scared and they were so patient and gentle with him. Once he warmed up he really started progressing quickly. This place is amazing and perfect for any little swimmer.

I love how there's plenty of parking and even a nearby park. I've been here twice now for two…read moredifferent birthday parties, and overall it's been a great experience. Even though the party time window is a bit short, I do appreciate that they have the option to shut the place down for private events. They also provide a private party room for your group to use, which is really convenient. The indoor pool is actually warm (which I truly appreciate, because I've been to plenty of places that claim their pools are "warm" when they definitely are not). There's also a section where kids have to pass a swim test to receive a bracelet, which allows them access to the deeper area and the inflatable play zone. There are plenty of lifeguards on duty, so it always feels safe, and they provide life jackets as well. All kids are required to wear approved life vests while in the water. I also like that there are showers right by the pool, along with doors that lead directly into the men's and women's locker rooms and bathrooms. It makes it easy to enter and exit from both the indoor and outdoor areas, although parents should definitely keep an eye on their kids since there are multiple exit points. One thing to note is that they're pretty strict about party timing. If you go over your allotted time, they may not always remind you, but they will charge you afterward. I really wish they had separate designated party time and swim time, because it can feel rushed trying to fit everything in at once. Overall, it's a nice place to take the kids. They also offer swim lessons and other programs, which is a plus. The only downside is that some of the front desk staff seem young and occasionally don't have clear answers to specific questions. This wasn't our first visit and definitely won't be our last.

Mike Shellito Indoor Pool is a beautiful facility with an 8-lane lap pool and a warming pool (27…read moreperson capacity). It has a sun roof that can be opened and closed. I feel like I'm swimming in a greenhouse when the roof is closed. I love not having to wear sunscreen, a hat, or sunglasses, but some people still might. So many water fitness classes offered here! There are multiple classes Monday to Friday. Only 1 class on Saturday and Sunday, but that's still pretty good. You need to get a wristband for each water fitness class. The most popular and biggest class is the Hydro Fusion class held MWF 10:30 am and TR 9:05 am. You can start getting a wristband for this class 1 hour ahead of time. I've also enjoyed the Shallow H20 Fit classes and the Monday night Aqua Yoga class. I don't think you can reserve a swim lane. You just hope for an empty lane, stay in your half lane if you have to share with 1 other swimmer, or circle swim if there are 3+ swimmers in a lane. If you need to move between lanes, staff wants you to swim under the lane dividers. They are afraid the lane dividers can't hold the weight of a person. There are so many lifeguards! Sometimes during class or if you're in the middle pool lanes, it feels awkward seeing them loom over you. They're ready to rescue you! There are swim programs for kids. For Easter, there is a floating egg hunt! For Halloween, there is a floating pumpkin patch. https://www.roseville.ca.us/government/departments/parks/programs_classes/fitness/ Look under Mike Shellito Indoor Pool, Fitness Schedules, and Memberships for details. Very affordable, especially if you are a resident of Roseville. You can pay for a monthly membership, buy a 10 or 20 visit punch card, or just drop in. Every January, there is a punch card promo to get you exercising: Buy 10, Get 5 free visits. The cool thing about the punch card or daily drop-in is that you can attend as many classes at any of the 3 Roseville exercise facilities (Mike Shellito, Mahany Fitness Center, Maids Community Center) that day! This is the daily class schedule: https://groupexpro.com/schedule/788/?view=new I had some bad luck when I initially tried out evening classes with last-minute cancelations or no shows. I waited over a year to try my first evening class. Bring your own towel and lock for the locker room. Only 4 shower stalls inside the locker room. Many people just rinse off and head home in their swim parkas. I also bring my own bag for the wet clothing and swimsuit. There's only 1 type of shampoo/body wash foam, so you might want to bring conditioner. No paper towels in the restrooms, just hand dryers. Leave time to park, check in, use locker room, and grab your weights and noodle before class. Pool closes between 1:15 pm and 3:45 pm Mon to Thu. On Fri, it's closed between 1:15 pm and 6:35 pm. Sat and Sun stays open until 4 pm with no midday closure. If you enjoy swimming or aqua fit classes or water therapy, I highly recommend Mike Shellito.

Got an email saying the outdoor pool is open until 11:45pm and I thought Lifetime got hacked or…read moresomething. In my 5 years being a member I swear I have NEVER noticed this. So I asked the gentleman at the front desk and he casually goes, "yeah it's like that every summer." Sir... why was this information guarded like classified military intel?! So bam... hit the weights first trying to look athletic for absolutely nobody, then made my way outside to the pool. Let me tell you something... night swimming with nobody around feels like you accidentally rented out a millionaire's backyard. Quiet, peaceful, and not one kid cannonballing directly next to your face while you're trying to have a spiritual moment floating under the stars. I almost stayed until they kicked me out. This gym honestly has some awesome employees too. Amber always comes in with that motivational energy like she's coaching Rocky before a title fight. Then there's Keith moving around the floor like a gym FBI agent making sure dumbbells make it back home safely. Dude cares about the place and it shows. Now parking... whew. Between 4-7pm it's basically the Hunger Games. Once you see headlights backing out you better commit immediately and believe in yourself. But after 9pm? Different universe. Feels like you own the place. Wide open equipment, peaceful vibe, and enough room to finally do lunges without accidentally ending up in somebody's protein shake.

Good place to meet new people or to meet up with that one special friend. You never know the…read moredirection your friendship can go, but gotta keep that bod looking good just in case. Shout out to lifetime and my new baby!

I love this park! It's HUGE! It has basketball courts, baseball fields and lots of events that…read morebring the community together!

This park is A-OK especially when you have multiple things going on such as softball, a playground,…read moreand tennis. The path is beautiful if you just wanna go on a walk. There's a few restrooms available. Always keep in mind in a public park that maybe things won't work properly and it's always a good idea to carry hand sanitizer. There's plenty of parking in the parking lot surrounding this park. I do have to say I've seen the city trucks around so they are definitely tending to the park. I do recommend that you check it out.

Enough can't be said about Sea Otter's Swim School! I was so impressed with our experience…read morestart-to-finish I felt obligated to post a review (in case other Yelp users are on the fence). I called and inquired about private lessons and left a voicemail. I received a call back promptly and courteously. They even had last minute private lessons available at an affordable cost. My six year old daughter has taken 6 months of swim lessons with limited progress. In one lesson with Sea Otter's Rosie was learning how to hold her breath for extended periods of time, flip on her back, and move forward with confidence. I was so impressed with her newly acquired ability but most importantly -- she was thrilled with her progress and abilities! Her instructor was fantastic! And she was so excited to tell me about her experience in the water. This was truly the first time she has been enthusiastic about her swim lessons and what she was able to master in the water. The location is also fantastic and the shaded pool is great but most importantly we were impressed with the staff and swim instructors who (although they maybe young) are truly fantastic and care about the kids they teach,

Swim staff is mostly friendly, but management is horrible and their make up policy is despicable…read more Once my daughter was caught off guard by a male sub instructor and she refused to get in the pool. I kindly asked if we could wait for a female instructor, or return another time for a female instructor. The office told me it was either now with the male or come to family swim. For $60+ for a 20 minute session, I'd expect better service and quality. Won't be returning.

Mike was the nicest guy ever. He went above and beyond. Made the park super cleannnnnnnread more

So happy to have this and everything it offers in the community! My older son did his preschool in…read morerusch Park, done swimming lessons, and is now currently enrolled in the year round karate program!!! All have been fantastic!!