Great facility! Clean well taken care of! Food available for purchase. Friendly staff. Beach…read moreentry.Sandy area with playground. Sand volleyball. Never too busy!

This place is amazing all of the lifeguards are well trained and always help when needed. This is a…read moreplace to go during the summer!

From the owner: Swimming Lessons Water Aerobics…read more Services: 205,000 Gallon Pool Private Parties Hours are Weather Permitting Location Facts: Located Near the Public Library Description: The Thorp Aquatic Center features a 205,000 gallon pool. The zero-entry depth, water mushroom, fishy slide and water jets offer fun for the tots; while the 155-foot water slide, diving board, and water basketball hoop keep the older kids busy. There's a concession stand and plenty of shade when you're ready for a break. Swimming lessons and water aerobics are offered. Associations: City of Thorp

I noticed this town is "balanced"…read more A little bit of the old mixed with a little bit of the new! From the residents, the architecture, the ice creameries, the parks, the breweries, the cemeteries and the watering holes! All the best saved or created.

We traveled here for the art fair a week ago. Downtown was a terrible disappointment. In every…read morestore front that was abandoned or closed, the homeless sat with their possessions and were getting high. The smell of Marijuana permeated the air. No police around. The downtown had one gallery that we visited. Everything else was weak. I get that there are homeless people, but your downtown is not where they should be. It's sad when a downtown that we visited for the last four years had been reduced to this. Mayor Mike says he's nonpartisan, but your picture with Evers says it all. Wake up Stevens Point. You are not putting your best foot forward.

Unsafe environment. Not safe for children. No life jackets allowed for some reason? Management…read morerude. All we wanted to do was have a pool day with our kids and this place doesn't allow life jackets for some reason, which is a huge safety issue. Our kids are still learning to swim and still need life jackets. Cause they couldn't have life jackets they couldn't use the water slide or the diving board. The no life jacket rule introduces many safety issues. They should make the no life jacket rule obvious, instead we were told when we got there. We have a family of 3, my wife and I love playing with our children in the pool. We have a 1, 5 and 6 year old. Not even the 1 year old was allowed to have a life jacket. Anyone with kids knows that you can look away for one second and a kid can take off in another direction. It can take one second for an over confident kid to jump into the deep end or a 2 year old to sprint over the edge. If you're looking to have a fun day at a pool, look elsewhere.