There is NO phone number! I would like to know if you can join and pay as you go to swim. I live in…read moreFountain Inn and I'm looking for a place to swim!!!

Great neighborhood pool! Relaxing, nice to be able to walk to it from our house. It would be nice…read moreto have a lane just to swim laps in.

We do pools...a lot. I am not opposed to a public pool though so after some research, I thought we…read morewould try this one. We couldn't have been more pleased. It's true, there aren't a ton of chairs but if you are willing to be patient, you'll get one. One thing to note is that they close the pool with lightning on the radar within a 10 mile radius. You just have to get out of the water for a minimum of 30 minutes. Lots of lifeguards and great decorations for July 4th. You can tell that they take pride in the pool. It was clean and the chairs were comfy, although the armrests do get hot in the sun so you can't always rest your arms on them. It certainly wasn't a dealbreaker. Great pool with the backdrop of the mountains and lake!

This park is urban in the relative sense, being surrounded by the residences of the town of Black…read moreMountain. It was a quality park. While views of the mountains are likely majestic, even on a cloudy day the misty sights were intriguing. A clean path runs around the lake, connecting bathroom facilities, tennis courts, and several other amenities. There were some dedicated parking spaces, but it was an easy walk from the town's business stretch as well. And why not, if you have the time?

My family has been members of the pool since it opened. My sister and I grew up here in the…read moresummers. It is the best laid out pool I've ever been to, including depths from 2 ft to 9 ft to accommodate all ages and swim levels. The slide and diving board, volleyball net and basketball goal provide plenty of entertainment. A separate kiddie pool makes it ultra safe for little ones. There are also tennis courts and picnic tables.

Another hidden gem in Pisgah National Forest is this place. To enter, you need to go through the…read moregated entrance which is currently unmanned until the tourist season begins which I believe is coming up soon. Then it will be $5 per person, not car. It was nice watching people enjoy the water.

This site definitely did not disappoint! We enjoyed a wonderful afternoon with the family. I was…read moresurprised that my granddaughters were not afraid to go down the rock slide. I was the family photographer. I certainly had lots to photograph! There was ever a great rock to lean against for taking pictures. My suggestion is that you bring along a change of clothes, wet shoes, snacks, a camera, sunscreen and life jackets for the little ones. I forgot my wet shoes and my son forgot a change of clothes. There is a rest room where you can change clothes. There are also lifeguards until 5 PM. They stayed open after 5, but did not charge admission. When we return we will go later in the afternoon. The lines are shorter and after 5 you don't have to pay the $5 per person admission charge. I definitely will return when we visit the area again. We enjoyed a great time!

Great facilities, friendly staff and the pool is awesome. Loads of time for lane swimming and…read morealways got life savers on hand. So glad they also have pickle ball and so much more .Best investment this year

Wow, what a facility! Good size pool, water slides, and very clean. Paid pass to the pool gets you…read morea daypass to the entire facility which has a gym and lap pool. I think I saw signs to a sauna but can't be sure. Also, there is a huge playground on site with Big Wheel tricycles you can use

I love this pool! it is very clean and the lifeguards are extremely helpful and friendly. Its very…read morebig with lots of room for lap swimming. There is a very nice diving board with a separate area for it. It also has an area for little swimmers too! The restrooms/showers and concession area are very neat and clean. There is plenty of space on the bleachers to set your belongings and a picnic area also ( when it's not reserved for birthday parties that is). My kids and i had a blast and will definitely be going back very soon. 10/10 recommend for everyone.

I LOVE THIS POOL!!! The guards are always so friendly and welcoming. They're great with my kids…read more 10/10 would recommend. The restrooms and food area are so clean those guards deserve a pay raise (and not a small one, like a big one). They're amazing in swim lessons and always working really hard.

I want to start off by saying that this review was originally intended for Broyhill Park only, not…read morethe pool. That said, I've been to the pool a few times, so I will touch on that, as well. I first learned of Broyhill Park through the Town of Blowing Rock's recent Instagram post highlighting the place. It looked beautiful on pictures, and it prompted me to want to want to take my dog on a walk there this beautiful, sunny, summer Monday morning. We have lived in Boone for 3 years and have found that we are still continuously finding new places to venture to and take walks. I Googled the address for Broyhill Park, I think it was 1504 Laurel Ln., and my GPS took me to the Blowing Rock equestrian center. I drove in circles looking for the park and even stopped off to ask several folks on the side of the road. No one happened to be from the area and therefore couldn't direct me to the location. Finally, just as I was about to leave, stumbled upon the park. It is right next to the Robbins Pool and across the street from the Glenn Burney trail access. Phew! This little park was cute and sweet and provided a calming, inviting atmosphere this morning for me to walk my dog and rest on the park bench. I would certainly recommend others consider take a stroll here. Regarding the pool: I think I went a total of 3 times last summer. Once for a child's birthday party and the other times with my own nieces and nephews. Anyone can use this pool, provided they pay the small fee required before entering. This fee varies for Blowing Rock residents vs. those who are not. Regardless, it isn't expensive. To me, too, it's certainly worth it given it is the only outdoor pool I am aware of in this area. I grew up in a town where outdoor pools are rampant and available in many neighborhoods, so this was my first experience attending a true community pool that required payment. That said, I really liked it. The kids love it, too! I believe the pool is heated, since the outdoor weather in the mountains is really scorching hot. 10/10 would recommend visiting the pool, the park, the nearby trail, and the town!

This is a beautiful park that is perfect for enjoying a picnic or a good book. I took my dog there…read morefor walks and it was perfect for that as well. (I was kind of confused by the signs that indicated that no pets were allowed that were posted right beside the doggie bags for waste disposal?) There is a relatively short path around the small lake, more of a pond really. That makes it a perfect destination for people who want to enjoy the outdoors, but aren't sure of the weather or may have physical limitations to the more challenging hikes. There is also a community pool located across the street from the park and it looked fantastic. Not only did they have full lanes for swimming, but they had water slides and other splash park water features.

My boyfriend and I are members of CSRC in Cotswold, and it's a wonderful summertime gathering spot…read morewith a very large main pool, children's pool fenced-in off to the side, tons of tennis courts and a recently remodeled snack bar with a ton of food/drink options. Open from Memorial Day until Labor Day each summer, the pool also hosts a swim team and has two diving boards for those inclined to show off their sweet tricks with a very captive audience on the weekends. Every hour the lifeguards will blow their whistle for adult swim time, which is my fave 15 minutes in the pool as the kiddies sit on the sideline DYING to get back in the water. The club also has a small area with ping pong tables, grills, and covered seating for those who want to throw a birthday party or get-together. We've never had a problem getting chairs at the pool, although it definitely gets busier on the weekends, with holiday weekends being packed. This year we plan to take lessons with the tennis pro on-site, and there are a ton of tennis leagues and clinics offered throughout the summer. If you have interest in the club, you'll want to get on the waiting list as it takes a bit of time to get in (we waited a full year before being invited to be members). The people are all very friendly and the atmosphere welcoming and laid back. I highly recommend it.

This is everything the name suggests. It's a great location close to uptown Charlotte, hidden in…read morethe Cotswold neighborhood. It has been a great place for swimming and fun for my daughters and relaxing swim spot for the adults as well. It has a thriving Tennis community that is competitive, but also friendly.