This affordably priced community pool is the BEST! They offer recreational swim, swim team,  and…read morelessons (both private and group). I love the chill, neighborhood vibe. Five stars for sure!

Great family pool for kids of all ages, run by volunteers and wield managed. The best community…read morepool in the whole city of Bellevue!

Outdoor pool in the Woodridge Bellevue area. The shower and bathroom area (even the pool is a bit…read moreoutdated). Easy parking. IT's right off the freeway. They have waterpolo classes for kids here on Sundays.

Amazing pool for the family. The pool is huge and they also have a great kiddie pool for the new…read moreswimmers. The pool gets lots of sun which is nice when you need some vitamin D. They are also doing a major pool remodel right now... I can't wait for the grand opening the spring! If you need an outdoor pool membership I highly recommend Woodridge Swim Club.

summer day ‍. The atmosphere is super welcoming, and everyone makes you feel comfortable right…read moreaway. It's a really fun environment whether you're there to practice or just enjoy the pool. The team energy is amazing, and it's clear people actually care and support each other. Definitely a great place to cool off, have fun, and be part of

Love this club, the staff and players! It is conveniently located and a great club to play at! Very…read moreclean, well lit and has 4 indoor courts.

Great way to get the little ones acclimated to the water. Zoe's calm demeanor kept the kids calm…read moreand (the best part) having fun in the pool. Our 5 and 6 year olds had multiple instructors so far and Zoe is by far the best. We have also had other swimming lessons before like at the YMCA but I don't feel they are as focused on teaching the kids skills to swim versus letting them get just get comfortable in the water. Zoe is able to push the kids out of their comfort zone but in a safe and gentle way. We have been coming here for over 6 months and only have good things to say. SafeSplash uses the LA Fitness pool with the entrance to the pool from the locker rooms. Use the main entrance to the gym and the locker rooms are to the right past the juice bar.

The water is too cold for babies. 84deg is fine for adults swimming laps. It's too chilly for…read morebabies. For reference (I have been inquiring): Samena is at 86-87deg and Waterbabies in Bellevue is at 89-90deg. We did a Groupon 2-class trial here. The classes were fine, but I was surprised by the cold water. My baby has had swim classes at a couple places before we moved here.

The staff at British Swim School in Burien are nothing short of amazing! We have referred three…read morefriends with kids, based on our fantastic experience. Our kids have been going here for just over a year. They love it and they have progressed immensely. Our 6yr-old has gone from being a total non-swimmer to being a confident swimmer. He has some sensory/autism issues, which the staff were very willing and able to accommodate.

We just moved here and I was looking for a school for my two kids that offered high quality…read moreinstruction, and just as importantly, a safe environment where I know they will be in good, reliable hands. This swim school completely fits the bill. My first phone call with Tracey, the owner, gave me a great first impression of the school. She explained the programs they offered, answered all my questions, and helped me choose which classes were a good fit. Since I have two kids, she shuffled some things around in the schedule so that both kids can go on the same night with one lesson after the other. This is very convenient :) Also convenient is that all administrative stuff is available on their website, so I didn't have to fuss with printing out paperwork. On the first day of class, Tracey warmly greeted us at the door, and got us set up with everything we needed (including complimentary swim caps). For my 4-year-old's beginner class (Minnows), there were 4 students and 2 very capable, hands-on instructors. They were both excellent with kids and you can see that the kids are having a lot of fun. To get kids used to the water, they play a game where each kid gets a turn to do an activity for a short burst of time. They work in round robin fashion, and go very quickly, so as to keep it fun and make it less frightening. This method worked really great on my son because within the first couple of lessons, he overcame his fear of swimming. At the end of the class, they bring out toys and inflatables and this is my son's favorite part of the class. My daughter is in a more advanced class where they work on their strokes and swim laps. Again, great instruction, and she loves the class. By the way, the facilities are really nice. They are in the recreation building of a new apartment complex (Avana 522). The pool is a great size, nice and clean. Outside of the pool area there is a lobby with free wifi, sitting area with tv, and vending machines. It's been 3 weeks now. My kids LOVE their swim lessons and it's amazing to see all the progress they've made in such a short amount of time. All in all, we couldn't ask for any better. If I were to grade this school, I would give them a solid A+.

We absolutely love Goldfish Swim School and recommend it to everyone! The pool is heated, clean…read morefacility, and the staff is amazing! Our kids love their instructor, Parker. They are amazing with our kids, and we feel so lucky to have them! Our kids have only been going for about a month and I've already noticed a huge improvement!

We tried Goldfish Swim School for a little over three months. As other reviewers have noted, the…read morefacilities are clean, the pool is warm, and the instructors and staff are friendly. However, our children made very little progress beyond becoming slightly more comfortable getting their faces wet. In addition to the limited amount of instruction time, the biggest barrier to progress was the constant instructor turnover. Both of my children had a new instructor nearly every other week, which meant they were effectively starting from scratch each time. The instructors also frequently encouraged us to find additional pool time and practice outside of lessons. That may be helpful advice for families with easy access to a pool, but it is much less practical when you do not have another pool readily available. Access to consistent instruction and guided practice was the reason we enrolled in swim lessons in the first place. Overall, the program felt like an assembly-line style of instruction and produced mediocre results for our children. You may save money in the long run by choosing private lessons from the start, particularly if your child needs consistency or more individualized support.

We love Kathie - our son started when he was ~2 or maybe a bit younger. He's now 3.5 and progressed…read morequite well. As you'll clearly see, Kathie either has 5 star or 1 star. Our son took to her approach immediately and has thrived. Highly recommend for parents AND kids who are both resilient.

My two boys have had a great experience with Kathie and CJ at KTAP. We had tried numerous other…read moreplaces before finding KTAP and never saw progress in actually learning to swim. We have been with KTAP for the past two years and both boys are confident swimmers (the youngest is 3.5). The method is no-nonsense but consistent and it has elicited positive results. I feel much better on the topic of water safety given they have practiced jumping in a pool fully clothed and floated or returned to the wall. They are both confident and comfortable in the water to the point that my 5 year old is already talking about swim team.