We're from out of town, but I brought my daughter (5) and nephew (12) here while we were in Boise…read more I was amazed at how cheap the tickets are! I paid $9 for all three of us- that's half the price for one ticket for our neighborhood pool in Seattle! The kids loved the different pool areas. My daughter can't swim yet, so she went back and forth between the kiddie pool and the shallow end of the larger pool. My nephew loved the drop slide! The pool and surrounding area was very clean and the lifeguards helped my nephew find his watch when it fell off. We'll return when we're in Boise again!

Great 1/2 day to full day pool experience. $10 for me and my 2 kids when visiting Meridian. Not as…read moremuch fun as roaring springs or Wahooz but a fraction of the cost for a slower day.

Best pool out of all public pools in Boise. My kids and husband love the Hydrotube. Tons of room to…read morelay out and tons of lounge chairs. The best place to be to beat the heat. If you have little ones the kiddie pool is small. I suggest Ivywild they have a bigger kid pool there.

The Natatorium is one of two public pools in Boise that have a wading pool for toddlers. Parents…read morecan bring their little ones Monday through Friday between 10 am and noon. Boise doesn't really warm up until the afternoon but the time enables you to beat the heat and avoid the time when the risk of sunburn is greatest. Plus the wading pool is kept at a comfortable temperature. Admission varies but I paid $6.50 for myself and two children. The wading pool has a mushroom shaped water fountain and a couple of seal statues that "spit" water. It's two feet in the deep end. One of my sons is a total water baby and the other is a land lover, but they both had a blast. It wasn't particularly busy, and I was pleased to see how attentive parents were and how well behaved their children were. Hopefully that's always the case. I've heard that the wading pool at Ivy Wild is even better, and I look forward to taking my boys there soon.

Idaho is literally a geothermal wonderland. What a delight in the middle of what seems to be a…read moresleepy middle of nowhere tiny town. I think the population of Idaho City is less than 500 people but this gem is smack in the middle and a delight. We reserved online, checked in early, they settled us in early so we had a little extra time to soak which was awesome after a long day on the Payette River rafting. In the private tubs clothing is optional so any services received for food or drink are quietly delivered through a rotating lazy Susan built into the wall for no sight/touch service. This was a beautiful end to a long day. It felt like a treat but is affordable and accessible.

Reserved a private soak and ordered charcuterie boards. So yummy. Then had a couples massage. My…read moremasseuse Nancy was amazing. She did a fancy maneuver with pushing on lower back and moving upwards Best. massage I've had in a long long time. Thank you for a great day. Can't wait to come back in winter

We had a great time at Roystone Hot Springs. I accidentally got our reservation time wrong,…read morecompletely my fault, and the staff was incredibly understanding and got us in anyway. That kind of customer service is hard to find. The place was very clean, the water was perfect, and the massage water pipe in the pool was awesome. We spent a lot of time just relaxing under it. You can tell they really take pride in keeping the facility clean and making sure guests have a great experience. We'll definitely be back. If you're thinking about going, don't hesitate--you won't be disappointed.

The Roystone hotsprings is a great place to go to when you want to go close to our house and we can…read morestill go to play. Thank you for being terrific and the staff are perfect for there.

This is a great YMCA with lots of amenities! The pool area has several features -- a warm water…read morepool, lap pool, hot tub, kiddie pool, and big water slide. The slide isn't always staffed, but when it is, it's super fun... even as a grown up :-) They have a rock wall, track for walking/running, and offer fitness classes. My mom likes doing the circuit of machines up in the weight lifting area. There's lots of cardio equipment. I usually prefer the free weights and non-circuit resistance machines for my workouts, and I've found everything I needed at this YMCA. Staff and members are all friendly, and I've never felt uncomfortable working out here. Sometimes you end up weighting for weights or machines, especially during peak times, but that's pretty much how it goes at any gym. Membership is $50/month for one person, or I believe $80/month for two, so a bit of savings. Considering everything you have access to with a membership, it's honestly not a bad deal. I have paid as much or more for gyms with way fewer amenities, let alone for a yoga or pilates studio. Definitely a good option.

The Boise YMCA has very friendly staff and some of the best class instructors. I have not been to…read moreevery YMCA in the valley but I love the warm pool, the walking circuit, and they have an amazing staff that is always friendly when we come in. I will say it is a bit pricey, but they have financial assistance for people who are needing it, and when I lost my job we paid based on how much we made so cost doesn't have to be a factor preventing you from going to an inclusive community center for all ages. The YMCA in West Boise offers a great experience for any newcomer to the gym or long time veterans who are just coming in to work out.

Visited the racquet club in July 2019. Wanted a lesson for my son. We got Bill Gray. I must…read moresay, it was by far the best lesson my son Patrick ever got. He seemed to have immediate results, and after the two lessons, Bill coordinated with other good players for my son to play with. Great price for the lesson, terrific practice session afterward, along with top notch instruction. Thanks again Bill.

If you are a tennis player and live in Boise, this is the place to play and become a member. 12…read moreindoor courts and 9 outdoor courts make playing all year round awesome. Lots of members of all levels so if you're looking for a game, there are many to get connected with. Idaho has a great tennis population and this is where things happen. Been a member for 3 years now and am not disappointed. Love the pool in the summer.

This is a fantastic place to exercise, take a lot of different classes, great personal training and…read moretheir swimming pools are amazing. I've had back surgery and started "walking the river! It's really helped my mobility and strength in my legs.

The South Meridian facility in the newest of the Treasure Valley YMCAs and it shows. It has…read moreworld-class workout machines, muscle-strengthening machines, free weights, classroom space, a pickleball court, two swimming pools, a small lazy river and a large hot tub. One thing I really like is a computerized set of weight stations, Egym, where all of the settings are adjusted automatically based on your level and the program you're using. After every six sessions (two rounds on the 11 machines) each machine gives you a strength test to measure your progress. Resistance for your next set of trainings is then adjusted. For someone who once messed around with an old Universal Gym during ju for high but didn't understand how much weight to use, when to increase it and by how much, this makes it much simpler. The cost is a reasonable $10 per month over the normal membership fee. My aging body isn't so limber, so one of the Egym trainers suggested taking a free beginners yoga class she teaches. It's helping to stretch those muscles. The staff is friendly and things are kept spotless. This location has become the Y's busiest Boise-area location.

Building a pool is a very trying and stressful endeavor. Ryan worked with us step by step making…read moresure our needs were met. We could not be happier with the pool and spa that Rocky Mountain created. The finish product get so many complements. Way to go Ryan. I cannot recommend you more strongly. Steve (Cartwright Ranch)