Excellent, well kept pool!. I think well managed for the…read moreneeds of adults looking for a great place to practice.

I have been taking my kids to the Mount Rainier Pool for years and now I feel so bad I did. Youth…read morewho teach swimming lessons are not good at teaching: they do not correct kids and kids unfortunately do not learn much. We began taking classes at the Federal Way Aquatic Center, and 5 days of the first session was enough for swimming instructors to teach my kids what Mount Rainer could not: my kids swim and do side-breathing. if you want your kids to learn swimming well fast, I would not suggest to take them for swimming lessons to the Mount Rainier Pool.

Here we all are, waiting outside the pool AGAIN for Quinyh to show up. The main reason anyone comes…read moreto this pool is because of the hours... Unfortunately that doesn't mean much when the staff is late every single day (and usually rolls up with coffee). The pool is pretty clean, the facility is usually pretty dirty. The pool manager Nicole is great, but the staff being late every single day sucks, especially for people on a time limit. Wish Seattle would open another pool early so we wouldn't have to wait for staff that can't figure out how to set an alarm. Learn to wake tf up Quinyh!

This pool is bad the restroom was really bad. The toilet stalls lock were broken. The pool is ok…read morebut it was dirty. And the shower was awful

Love this outdoor pool and little water park area in the summer. The facilities are well-kept, and…read morestaff were kind with safety in mind. My toddler son had a great time, especially in the shallow end of their pool, lazy river, and the splash zones. There are plenty of chairs around as well!

Omg what a gem and worth the drive. On the way out there u was like ok this neighborhood is…read morequestionable but when we got to the pool. My kids and neice were super pumped. The grounds were super neat, they have life vests of all sizes from infant to adult. There was a slide, a grassy area for additional seating, lawn chairs and it's perfect to host a birthday party. The session times were the perfect amount of time and it was inexpensive. The only thing in is the line is long but it moves. I can't wait to go next summer. I prefer it over wild waves any day. Cons: the lazy river I sustained an injury from because I was holding in the outside of my daughter's tube and my foot hit a large metal grate at the top.It hurt so so bad and I was limping after. When I came and told the staff they iced me up and wrapped up my toes. So that is something to definitely be careful of.

Everything about this new community pool is awesome they have a new gym they have a Boys & Girls…read moreClub and they have a slide at the pool what more can you ask for

I love the instructors here. I thought these classes were going to be a waste of time, but my 2…read moreyear old is actually learned how to swim. The pool could use some deep cleaning beneath, as well as the tile in the lockroom. it looks like is breeding with bacteria, but as far as the tot/parent classes go I am pleased. This is the only pool in the area that offers tot/parent class.

I started swimming here weekly since early Dec. 2023. The pool was nice and the women shower room…read moreWAS clean with cleaned shower curtains. But as of today 10/16/2024, me and other regular swimmers all agreed that the shower area has NOT been cleaned in many months! The shower floor and curtains are disgusting with visible stains and Soap Scum. We are all tax payers and part our properties taxes are supporting the public schools. WHY is a facility within Lindbergh High School left uncleaned for months ?

Lindbergh pool is the cleanest, best managed pool in the area. I couldn't recommend a lap swim pool…read morehigher.

The lack of reinforcing safety, lack of knowing policy and the unkindness I have experienced from…read morethe staff here... is through the roof. When I joined I was simply told what my ten passes got me access to and what it didn't and handed the schedule. My PT has required me to use both a hot tub and do laps and stretching to help heal my lower back and hip problems and prevent surgery. Rainier Beach was closest to my home that had both, and 6 passes in, I've always been waved through and been given two wristbands--one for hot tub, one for laps because PT orders--on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, only time I can come. Tonight they let me randomly know that they would be charging me two passes at a time if I needed this therapy routine--I would be double-charged from here on to treat my injury. I told them then since this was the only pool with the facilities I needed for healing, and couldn't use other Seattle centers, I would need a refund. The supervisor seemed very proud to let me know that I could talk to their management about it, but they probably won't give me one. No apologies, nothing that sounded like sorry for the miscommunication that was going to take more of your money than you signed up for and were informed of. Just the appearance of: yeah that's not gonna happen, like they were better than me. This was the final straw though, where, refund or not, I cannot go back. The first issue I had was my second time there ever, where a male swimmer I was sharing lanes with kept tapping me, getting too close and came up fast behind me and ran into my feet. It scared me, so I asked the lifeguard to reinforce rules. She made an excuse for him when he wouldn't listen. This was not a teen swimming; he was about 6'5. So instead of doing her job by reinforcing the rule, the lifeguard said "there are lanes over there," for me to move instead of him. I didn't let it slide though, but then it just got worse while I was trying to stand up for myself. I went to other staff members and a supervisor. Next thing I knew they were all standing around in a circle, excluding me, in silence, like they hoped it would fizzle out. They just stood there, together, quietly, and the issue of my not feeling safe suddenly didn't seem to exist to them. I couldn't believe what this looked like from the staff, overall (maybe misogyny and group stonewalling...?). I confronted them again, this time saying I couldn't believe they were not tending to this. They seemed to finally realize this wasn't going to go away. So what did they do?: One of them went to the man and had HIM take care of it. They didn't enforce the rules, they went to him shrugging and forced me to talk to the man face to face, instead of enforcing personal boundaries I was asking for. He luckily was extremely apologetic, but he also didn't know what to do because-you guessed it- IT WASNT HIS JOB. It was THEIRS. His apology helped, but obviously I was so freaked out I needed to speak to the person in charge to let them know their staff didn't know how to handle these situations and how unsafe this was. And... it just got EVEN worse. This person in charge literally asked me to show him the rules posted by the pool like he had never seen them before. I READ THEM TO HIM. Folks, I was in so much shock, I think my IQ dropped that moment. I knew right then that as a single woman, maybe a woman in general, I was not safe there. And if I came back I would have to constantly be on edge. He kept gaslighting me and his argument was that the man had apologized and that a brush or an "accidental touch" was not a big deal. He also avoided any professional apologies himself. They had the swimmer do all the work for them. I've already been persevering every time I go back after that instance, always watching over my shoulder in case, but after tonight now they want extra money I don't have that was never explained nor before implemented- because of a routine I need for preventing surgery.. It's not a choice--I CANNOT go back. For dignity and a sense of safety. And offering another location is no excuse for this disrespect for folks who are just trying to take care of themselves. I'll miss it; it's beautiful~only reason not 1 star.

this pool, the crown Jewel of Seattle aquatic centers. The warm water temperature and maximum 3 1/2…read morefoot depth in the leisure pool with riverwalk and whirlpool, then a jump into the Jacuzzi is a perfect routine for a non-swimmer.

Such a fun wave pool with a separate spot for younger kids. The bathroom and entire property was…read morekept very clean. There was many life guards present at all times. Very big lockers for your stuff . Friendly staff. Check the times for what swim session you want to goto!

Absolutely ridiculous my children and my husband went into the pool to a swimming, and I was the…read moredriver. I did not have a bathing suit with me so I have to watch. I told the lady at the desk and she wanted to charge me the same fee as everybody else just to go and watch. It's ridiculous. All they need is a wristband to show who is watching and who is swimming

One of the few easily accessible pools in the Seattle area. The lap pool has 6 lanes and is 25…read moreyards. It's deep and I feel like people usually know to split lanes. The busiest times are in the morning and they have pretty available hours from 6am-2pm weekdays and early mornings weekends. I know you can even rent it out if you want. I like getting my swim workouts here when I can!

Nice and clean! Not too big but good for small kids or lap swim. Good price and they have some…read morefloaty toys you can use. Hopefully soon they can open the slide.