We enrolled both of our kids in Swim for Fun at different times (ages 3-6), really hoping it would…read morebe a positive introduction to swimming. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. After multiple lessons, our kids didn't come away with meaningful water skills or confidence. What was most surprising is that when we switched to a different program, they were able to swim comfortably within just 1-2 lessons. That contrast made it clear that the issue wasn't our kids, it was the approach. Beyond the instruction itself, the overall environment felt uncomfortable. Communication with the owner, Kim, was often abrupt and came across as dismissive rather than supportive. As a parent, you want to feel like your questions are welcome and that your child is in a positive, encouraging space, and that just wasn't the tone we experienced. I've also observed her in a pool management/lifeguard role, and the atmosphere there felt similarly tense. Staff didn't seem engaged or supported, which as a parent is concerning when safety and attentiveness are so important. Every family's experience may be different, but based on ours, I wouldn't recommend this program if your goal is building early swimming skills in a supportive, encouraging environment.

My son went to Swim for Fun when he was little and it was a great experience for him…read more The teachers were fantastic and he thrived. Then last summer we started lessons again and he rapidly advanced through level 8 and decided to join the Cascadia Swim Team that Kim also runs. He loves it. The team is a very positive and supportive group. The smaller group sizes mean that practice is less chaotic than larger teams plus the kids get lots of attention. The coaches are fantastic and he still loves to go. Thank you Kim, Dave, and Mike!!

So nostalgic! Every time I swim in Lake Oswego I'm transported back to my childhood with long…read moresummer days spent swimming in the lake, jumping off the dock and playing on the sandy beach. The beach area is covered with lots of trees from large trees, there is plenty of room to picnic (grills available), a snack bar, restrooms, playground and lake access. This beach is closed to everyone except those that live within the boundaries of a Lake Grove School District. Fortunately I have friends who live on the canal and I'm invited out often for boat rides and to anchor and swim in the swimming hole by this beach. Water is surprisingly warmer than I ever predict, but still a cool and refreshing 77 which feels awesome on a hot summer day. This summer, 2020, we enjoyed many pop-up concerts where the band performed on a barge. Missing all the concert and movies in the park, this was a welcomed way to enjoy summer while being socially distanced. My favorite day is July 4th when the town of Lake O lights fireworks over the lake. This is open to anyone, but obviously it's super crowded so if you plan on watching from the beach, get there super early! We watch from the boat, anchoring and tying up with other boats, and then enjoy the magnificent display of fireworks and their reflection on the water while sipping wine, enjoying snacks and great conversation. It's one of my favorite nights of the year! Sadly, the fireworks were cancelled in 2020, along with most everything, but I still spent several heavenly days and evenings on the lake.

Such a good swim! i loved the park where we went swimming. Make sure to try the swimming there!!…read moreThere's a good part where you can swim too. Happy swimming!!

This review serves as a warning to potential members regarding a horrific experience at Mountain…read morePark Racquet and Fitness Club. In March 2025, a female was verbally assaulted and threatened on the premises. Immediately following the assault, the incident was reported to the club's manager. The club's general manager's response was inadequate, and no consequences were applied to the aggressor. The individual who committed the assault (0b1r2i3@4n 0b1*2@3r4d0) is still permitted to remain at the club, thus posing a continued threat to other members. The victim finds the club management's disregard for their safety and well-being appalling. The management's negligence in addressing this serious matter was deemed inexcusable. The club management suggested the victim file a police report, but did not expel the aggressor. The victim asserts that the club fosters a male-dominated culture where violations of the code of conduct are ignored. The general manager's inaction is seen as indicative of their priorities, which, in the victim's opinion, do not include the safety and care of their members. The victim advises against trusting the general manager of the WAMclub, who swept the assault incident under the rug and acts as if nothing has happened -https://www.wamclubs.com/contact. In general, the club members are nice and the staff is friendly. Unfortunately, a few bad actors have downgraded the club's moral standards. It's a shame.

It's a tennis club. Nice campus, well-tended courts, ball machines (that are usually not…read moreout-of-order), friendly tennis pros, great small gym, relatively simple software for court reservations (somewhat competitive to get, but not impossible). Good drill classes and league opportunities. Locker rooms are clean. Fireplace is cozy. Front desk staff are helpful. Just generally a good place.

I have been recommending this school to all my friends with children. It's amazing! Staff is…read moreattentive and you don't feel like your child is overlooked in the group settings. They're flexible when need be and have helped children overcome fear of going underwater.

We love Lu's! I got a personal recommendation from another parent…read more While my child already knows how to swim, they still need help with their stroke technique - so they come twice a week in the summer to get private swim instruction/coaching so they can improve. Everything that they've struggled with, each coach has been able to meticulously help with corrections. I think that's just a big part of their training. The coaches we've had are relatively young just like the ones at your local community center but there's something about their training that really allows them to isolate, emphasize and correct each movement. This is the location on Westview Dr in Lake Oswego. It's a private residence on a beautiful property, but parking can be a bit tricky. You'll be parking in a wraparound driveway, and not all drivers navigate it well. Be sure to avoid narrow spots and don't park on the grass. I felt a little anxious about it at first but found that parking either near the path to the pool (without blocking tree actual garage) or closer to the gate usually avoids blocking others and makes it easier to come and go. If parking is something that really bugs you too, you can also just park outside the property and walk up the driveway like the swim instructors do. Way easier!

My neurodivergent son has class with the instructor Axol and they are wonderfully amazing with him…read moreand every kiddo in the class. He's learning a lot and having a fun time while doing it.

Amazing swim school! Been going here for years and highly recommend it. It has always felt very…read morehands on and staff pay attention to each student instead of ignoring group members.

From the owner: We are offering swim lessons at our multiple locations. Booking Tuesdays and Thursdays now for…read morewinter swim lessons starting in January 2026. Give us a call or text today to reserve your spot.