Joe and team did a fabulous job on our pool. They made excellent suggestions, were prompt,…read morereliable, and detail oriented throughout the build. We couldn't be happier.

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So I'm going to the summer camp at Monte sano and it's really nice. It's actually like really fun…read moreif you have a child to 5 to 6 or 10 to 12 or 7 to 9 or you can go to aqua or steam aqua go swimming every Monday Wednesday and Friday and steam is basically the way you do like different things every week like art you can do clay you can make your own like plant and you can also be an LIT that I think 13 to either 15 or 16 so I mean it's really well so those are just my thoughts on the summer camp for the kids

love the desks staff. leaving instructors seem to think this an elite studio to tell you…read morewhere to place and ignore your comfort. smart remarks. not interested. left in October leaving for good now. I will miss the staff at both desks however. they are all so very nice and helpful. They keep it very clean. Always working here.

This large park includes the rec center and pool but the pool is closed (COVID) and the park…read moreremains open. A small stream makes its way through the park and there is at least one bridge over it to enjoy the quiet sounds of the water. Lots of smooth concrete paths wind their way around the benches that are scattered just about everywhere. Many shady spots to sit and enjoy the peace. There is a good sized parking lot near the pool area. [Review 14035 overall, 1357 of 2020, number 672 in South Carolina.]

This place is off Blossom Street near USC.. It was a placed I only looked up to appease my better…read morehalf's 2 children while in town. I was pleasantly surprised by the side and cleanliness of the pool. Now the bathrooms would have been a little cleaner. There was a strong smell of PEE on my last visit. Parents should better supervise their young while they are getting dress/undressed in the locker area. Their are plenty of lifeguards who are pretty serious about the safety of the patrons. You can find plenty of kids as their on summer vacation, and adults looking to tan on the lounge chairs. I'm not a major swimmer but I did enjoy my time with the kids here....

The swim instructor here is amazing. The classes for adults and kids are user-friendly and…read moreadaptive. This pool used to be available for open swimming, but now it is only used for laps & classes/lessons. The price is on with every other program in the area. I miss the days when this was open to the public for free. For open swimming you must go to the outdoor pool and pay a $5 entry fee. Tip: the staff is uber-friendly, and the place is immaculate.

The water is a comfortable temperature and the hours of business are perfect. Never too crowded and…read morea great way to get a low impact workout.

Once you get past the unorganized grueling process of registration swim lessons are quite pleasant…read more The lifeguards who teach are experienced and very attentive. When I went to sign the kids up for outdoor swim lessons. For some reason you can only sign up the first of the month, in person. They lost the key and it took an hour of everyone waiting out in the hot sun to finally let us in and another long wait to actually get us in the system. Not sure why you can't call and sign up or do it online.

This is a great summer activity for military families and their guests! They have an ID check for…read moreeveryone, even for guests. Fort Gordon is changing their policy for who can get on base and one military ID for the car isn't going to be enough. Everyone over the age of 18 needs a military ID or must get a visitor's pass. Just a heads up because it could spoil a trip to Fort Gordon if you aren't prepared in advance. Back to the pool... they have a larger pool complete with diving boards, a huge slide, basketball hoop and plenty of open space to swim and life jackets available for anyone to use. As you can imagine, this pool gets busy but there are lifeguards on duty to keep it under control! There's a separate baby pool and the splash pad attracts mostly the younger kids (be warned there's a mandatory break every hour and then the splash pad is over run with big kids). As far as the splash pad goes, it's a fun area and has a cute little slide that even adults can fit down to help toddlers. With that being said, I feel as though the pressure of the water coming out of these spouts are way too high! I was walking through with my 17 month old and I can't tell you how many times I was blasted in the face unable to see! Maybe it's because the height is adjusted for kids but they have to know adults will be going in to supervise. There are plenty of chairs to sit on with the overhead shade things ( not sure on official name) and ones directly in the sun. The ones we used are in eyesight of splash pad but if they had lockers, I would've preferred to put our stuff in those instead. They don't really have a locker room, it more of a bathroom with a bench in it. I was surprised they didn't have showers available. The price is $4 for adults and I can't remember what age is the cutoff for them to get in free. There's a little concession stand with more seating under umbrellas, mostly unhealthy options to my dismay. Overall, a great facility and professionally managed...hooray!

This country club is well run and has many activities. The food service offers a wide variety on…read morethe menu. Atmosphere is excellent and the staff really cares about providing a great experience. We eat there way too often. Two well maintained golf courses, a big swimming pool, tennis courts, and a well equipped, modern gym make this the best club in the whole region.

Now before you think I have suddenly taken up golf, I have not. A networking luncheon brought me…read morehere, but it did make me wish I had a love for the game. First of all, you don't just drive up to the place. There is a security guard at the entrance of the neighborhood. They make sure you are supposed to be there and then give you a temporary pass for where you should be headed. That said, once you're in you can drive around and check out the beautiful homes. But you will want to hurry and make your way to the Country Club. As you pull up, you will immediately think of antebellum homes in the deep south. The colossal columns, the broad entrance way, the detail to botancials around the building. It is the foreshadowing of what awaits inside. The carpet, the lighting, the crown molding on the interior might have you questioning how much the meal is going to be. Every team member is quick to ask if you need help with anything and have a historic knowledge of the Club and the course. My meal of salad with lightly fried chicken tenders, boiled asparagus, and housemade churros and ice cream made me wish I could order an entire second round. But I didn't want to be greedy (again, it was a meeting setting). I will be looking for an excuse to visit again soon. You should do the same.