Don't join for lap swimming. The pool is used primarily for swimming classes. It is a small pool so…read moreeven when you reserve a lane, part of the pool will have children or toddlers and parents classes. The gym areas seem decent and not crowded

Worcester Fitness is one of the best fitness facilities in the Worcester area. The staff is…read morefriendly and knowledgeable, and it's also one of the cleanest and most modern I've been to. The entire setup of each fitness area in the building is easy to follow. Each location is well-organized and easy to navigate, providing a great fitness experience. Regardless of your fitness level, I am confident that this gym will help you meet your personal fitness goals.

This is a treasure, reminiscent of yesteryear tucked away in a wooded area. Clean pool, friendly…read moremembers, picnic tables with grills, swim noodles, lounge chairs and umbrellas, life guards. Get your name on the waiting list and enjoy.

From the owner: We are a private-membership, not-for-profit, outdoor pool and recreation facility that operates…read morefrom Memorial Day through Labor Day. Membership is NOT restricted to town residents, and we offer membership levels for singles, senior, couples and families. Visit our website to see what we have to offer.

Actual name to use when looking up hours: Veterans Memorial Pool…read more For the convenient location in Cambridge, I was surprised that the pool wasn't at all crowded when visiting on Sunday afternoons this summer! There aren't very shallow areas for the toddlers like there are at some of the other DCR pools, such as Connors Memorial Pool in Waltham, which probably helps to keep the crowds down. But the pool is very spacious and has enough space both for lap swimmers and kids playing. The spray deck just outside is great for the younger kids, too.

I had a previous review on here stating that the pool had no shade on the decks and the changing…read morerooms did not have privacy walls. It's a year later and they've done extensive updates to the pool location. 1. There's now an ADA regulation ramp with rails going into the pool for those in wheelchairs or who have trouble walking. 2. They added easier steps and hand rails for children and families to enter at the opposite end (long stairs that slope gently instead of ladder style.) 3. They have added permanent shade awnings around the pool, along with wooden benches underneath them (definitely still try to come early because those get snapped up quickly.) 4. The changing rooms are the same, but entering the locker rooms, there is now almost a rubberized "curtain" of small strips to walk through that creates privacy. Previously anyone walking by in the main corridor could see directly in. 5. The splash pad/fountain area has awnings and benches around it, and is ADA accessible. As of summer of 2023, the pool is open 7 days a week from 11:15AM-6:00PM. The changes have greatly improved the property, and it's a place where you can come and stay all day instead of roasting on hot concrete. They also have water fountains and outdoor showers along the pool deck for getting a quick drink and rinsing off.

We've been members of this club for over three years, and overall, we've had a positive experience…read morewith the facility itself. However, our experience with the Kids Club has been extremely disappointing. About a year and a half ago, my son had an incident where a staff member teased him. He reacted in a playful but inappropriate way, and as a result, he was suspended for a week. At the time, he was also dealing with a serious medical condition that was affecting him neurologically, which we later came to understand may have influenced his behavior. Out of caution, he did not return to Kids Club after that incident. Now that he is doing much better, and I have returned to full-time work, I recently attempted to bring him back--only to be told that he is permanently banned. The reason given was a Facebook comment I had made at the time describing our experience. I made multiple attempts to have a calm, reasonable conversation with staff to revisit the situation, especially given the time that has passed and my son's improved health. Unfortunately, there was no willingness to reconsider. This puts us in a very difficult position. As a working parent, I rely on the Kids Club in order to use the gym. Without access to childcare, we are now faced with canceling a membership we've maintained for years--not because we want to, but because we no longer have a way to utilize the facility. What's most concerning is the lack of empathy and accountability in how this situation has been handled. I sincerely hope the club takes a closer look at how interactions with children are managed, and how situations like this are resolved, so that other families don't have a similar experience.

I joined this gym a little over a month ago. I have not encountered any issues what so ever. It has…read moreso much to offer. I never have to wait for a machine that I want to use because they have so many to offer. (i work out in the morning usually around 9am-11 am ish.) The desk people ALWAYS great my on my way in with a smile. The cleaning lady is always on the move, keeping up with any messes left behind by members. I have tried a few classes that they offer and have found that overall the Body Pump class is my favorite because of the over all body work out. I can't say enough about the instructors either. Katie K & Taryn are definitely 5 star instructors. None of the classes are any extra charge, it is all included in the membership. But If you want a personal trainer, its extra. (although 1 session is free when signing up) I would recommend this gym to anyone looking for not just a gym but an overall athletic club experience. I will be taking my kids swimming here this summer in the large pool in the back. (with a water slide!)

This is an awesome community pool for city folk to cool off at. It's a pretty long drive to the…read morebeach from this corner of Somerville, so it's great to have somewhere closer to pop in on a hot summer day. Entry is $2 for adults, or you can pay $40 for a season pass. The parking lot is small, but there's additional parking at Dilboy stadium a short walk away. No food or drink allowed (besides water of course) which is a bummer, but makes sense for health and cleanliness issues. A few other reviewers thought the pool was dirty, but I haven't found that to be true. The locker rooms/bathrooms are a little rough, but it's an old community pool, what do you expect? It's pretty packed with kids so this is not the place to come for peace and quiet. Regardless, this will be a regular haunt of mine this summer for sure!

I feel like this deserves 5 stars because of how great the accessibility is…read more 1. It costs $2pp - something everyone can afford. 2. There is TONS of parking, some of it a bit down the street, but all free. 3. Also - there is a wheel chair ramp. This place is awesome because its quite clean (the pool, perhaps not the bathrooms, but they suffice) and theres space for everyone. You have to bring your own chairs/towels to sit on as they don't have them, but they DO have children's life vests for kids that may not own one (and can't swim yet). Shout out to the pool for being massive. I love this place!

It's been awhile since I last came here. And I have no intention of coming back…read more Lockers/showers area could be cleaner. unpleasant, rude workers at the pool. The cafe/food stall was pretty good.

We enjoy using our membership at the Swim & Tennis Club. I have young kids so the baby pool,…read moreplayground, and arts & crafts shack and big hits with them. We haven't really gotten into mini golf, tennis, or the water slides yet, but maybe when they're older. We have not done swimming lessons here either but we hear great things about the swim team. I did not deduct stars for this but would like to give fair warning that the snack bar this summer was VERY slow, understaffed, and prone to errors the times that we used it. I hope it improved throughout the season but we haven't utilized it since midway through the summer. We'll try again next year!

We come here mainly for the pools. The outdoor pool is…read morebeautiful. There is a tiny pool for kids and an adult pool. A super relaxing place to spend the day. Lots of lifeguards. The indoor pool is way too cold for me but my kids put on wetsuits and love it. Gym has great equipment from your typical treads and ellipticals to a large selection of kettlebells, dumbbells, and mobility devices Always plenty of room. There is also a pretty diverse offering if fitness classes but I have not taken any. Staff is really nice and the atmosphere is welcoming and pleasant. Tons of family events like Touch a Truck.

This place hires IDF soldiers to teach Israeli propaganda to children. This is not an exaggeration…read more A period of the day at their summer camp is spent learning about "Israeli culture", taught by IDF soldiers. They do not let children express pro-Palestinian views.

This disability is fantastic. We just enrolled our son into their daycare program. They have…read moreswimming lessons every Tuesday. Pretty cool. They also host several community events throughout the year.

Whitin Community Center has been so great over the last year that we have been members. The…read morevariety of programs, and the delightful staff have made it such a great experience. We joined mainly for the pool, as I was a competitive swimmer. While the facilities are certainly not "state-of-the-art" it is more than what you get other places for the same money!

My family loves the Burlington Swim & Tennis Club. We have been members for 5 years and find that…read morethe price of a summer membership is well-worth it! My kids participate on the swim team, take tennis lessons, and have great friends there. My husband and I have also made some great friends and enjoy spending time there. It is truly fun for the whole family.

This is a great place for summer fun, with or without kids. I've been a member over 15 years and…read morelove sitting near the pool enjoying the summer afternoons. Also enjoy the ability to play tennis when I want. The kids enjoy the pool, tennis courts, sand playground and running all through the grounds. They form lifelong friendships with other kids. The adults also form lifelong friendships socializing with others while the kids play. Many activities to keep you busy.