I usually swim laps at the Leach Center, but as my summer membership there was limited, I sought…read moreother options, which led me here. This outdoor aquatics complex owned by FSU is top notch. While it isn't free (students pay $2, public pays $4) it's a great option to get a swim workout in. The facilities include locker rooms, showers, etc. There is a diving tower, diving dryland area, a 25 meter short course pool, and a 50 meter Olympic size pool. I easily found a lane and had a great workout. The facilities are clean and the lifeguards were so friendly. About 30 minutes into my workout we had to evacuate for thunder, and they gave me a rain check to come back for free since my workout was cut short. I will definitely be back often!

I love taking my kids here in the summer time. They loves the aquatics center. It is usually pretty…read morecrowded but there are a variety of things for kids to play with. I like that the area is zero entry so the edge is perfect for babies. They allow you to bring your own food and drinks. Snacks are a must with kids playing in the sun and water. ATMOSPHERE: Casual. Kid friendly. Clean. Shaded areas to sit and you can bring your own lawn chairs. There are also able lounge style beach chairs with umbrellas. The kiddy aquatics area is separate from the lap pool. There are ample lifeguards who seem attentive. They ensure to give breaks from the water and they do well at watching the weather. It do well at communicating any weather advisories. PROs- Cheaper admission on Sundays during the summer. CONs- I think it should be open for longer hours during the summer.

Great facility. Clean and their water play area for toddlers is far greater than traveling miles…read moreaway for virtually the same thing. The city got it right with this area where all are welcomed

Gunter Pool is operated by Montgomery Parks and Recreation. Open 8:30-11:30 and 1-6 on weekdays,…read more1-6 Saturday, and 2-5 Sunday. Admission is free; swim suits are required.

No floatation devices OF ANY KIND allowed and no life vests provided. if you look young you are…read morerequired to take a swim test before they allow you to use the slides. The baby pool was full of dead (and live) bugs. They make you pay for EVERYONE including one year olds. They have no sun chairs. You just have to sit on the concrete. And they are very strict on what is considered allowed to be worn.

This a wonderful facility. Nice and clean! The staff are always polite. I've been taking…read moreswimming lessons and bring my little ones to keep up on their swimming abilities. I just want to give a shout out to Mrs. Jones who taught the adult beginners lessons. She was super patient and made the lessons fun! Got me to a point of jumping into the deep pool and being able to tread water! I'm amazed at the progress I've made. Thanks to the facility to setting a time that works for parents to be able to do an activity like this and to not feel judged. I can't wait to take the intermediate adults class. I love that the pools are indoor to make year round practicing an option. Lifeguards are always present when you're in the pool. Everyone is super helpful! They offer classes for all levels and ages. Aerobics too. The only con I can say is it's hard to reach anyone by phone - no matter what prompt I try. Facebook and email is somewhat hard to get a response from too but better than by phone. They do post regularly on Facebook. There's a screen inside with the most updated information and closings too.

They have rude staff. They take away the joy of swimming. Not allowing customers to use helpful…read moreswim equipment when there is plenty available and after having to pay for admission is bullshit. The establishment should consider how insane that is. For the staff: Instead of speaking to the paying public with such disrespect maybe take a look at how your staff failed to put away the equipment instead of being a stickler prick. There are also no signs that say you cannot use the equipment either. My niece who has swimming experience, but not a pro was not allowed to swim in the lap pool with four lifeguards and her aunt bc in their opinion she did not pass the test. Customer service is the biggest issue!!!

Owned and operated by the City of Tallahassee…read more There are two large pools...one for lap swimming and swimming lessons...the other for water slides and general play. My grandson took swimming lessons there at the beginning of summer. It is absolutely wonderful

We had fun but there were some problems with the place that dampened our fun…read more The good: + Diving board and slide ensure thrills for the big kids while lots of spray features and graded entry shallow pool appeal to tots. + There were lots of picnic tables with umbrellas for families and plenty of lounge chairs. + There are many lifeguards and they take regular breaks and rotate posts, so it feels like safety is a priority. The bad: - The water irritates sensitive skin. We developed eczema after swimming here, so it might might not be good for people with sensitive skin. - Outside food is prohibited, which is unfortunate if you want to provide healthy snacks to your kids. The food bar staff is friendly but they sell only junk food. - And the pool walk areas could use a walking pad. The concrete gets crazy hot, which makes people want to run so they don't burn their feet. Then the lifeguards bark "WALK!" So you either ignore them, or you force yourself to walk and get burns on the bottom of your feet. No fun. The really bad: We made an unpleasant discovery when we happened to stick around to see the staff closing up. After sweep-mopping the bathrooms, they dunk the mops in the swimming pool. Gross. With a few changes, this could be a fantastic pool.

We got there and waited 30 minutes for checking on lighting in 10 Miles radius. Rain was also 3…read morehours away from us. They took our money and had us wait 30 more minutes on lifeguards. Didn't let anyone get a refund and tried to give rains checks. We are not from here so they couldn't do nothing and kept the money given.

I was in Tallahassee for training and thought I would play this course bc I see the "AsianSaban"…read moreplay here. This course is in a very nice neighborhood with a lot of potential, but overall disappointing. I played the back 9 due to the front 9 being closed for aeration (understandable). Majority of tee boxes were below standards with a lot of dirt. Fairways were solid throughout. The greens were very bumpy and mostly in bad shape. I forgot to take pictures of the greens. Again, this course has a lot of potential, just needs some work.

I'm not the one to leave reviews but I feel like light has to be shed on this remarkable…read moredisappointment of a course. When you walk into the pro shop you are greeted with employees with an aura of arrogance around them. Our round costed us $68 each. When you approach the first tee, you see a combination of both weeds and dirt. Your approach shot will either land in a puddle of grassy mud due to poor irrigation or hard pan dirt. The greens are bumpy, fuzzy, and slow. With weeds over taking the rough. This continues for all 18 holes. This would barely pass as a municipal course, and if I was a member here I would be ashamed.

Staff has been very nice, facility is very clean. I am extremely happy with my membership so far!read more

Premier is true to its name. The amenities are superb: pool, basketball court, racquetball courts,…read moreindoor track, numerous weight circuits, various weight lifting machines and equipment, cycling studio, myriad cardio machines, and another workout studio offering various classes. Another plus, everything is CLEAN. I used to be a member of another gym that was rarely cleaned and their machines were subpar. Their locker/shower areas are decorated with modern tiles, and televisions look back at you behind the mirrors over the sinks. There are saunas and steam rooms as well. Like many gyms, you get a few complimentary training sessions a year. Vale restaurant has a small section when you walk in as well. I am quite pleased I joined Premier.