For the size of Oregon, the Oregon Pool is a great facility. My daughter is on the swim team and…read morepractices there throughout the week. Although I can't comment about the public use, I know that the staff at the pool and the overall quality of the pool it top notch.

Catching the last bit of summer rays, complete with a cool dip at the pool! Never been here before…read morebut it was a reasonable option to try. We were pleased with the overall upkeep of grounds and facilities. Lifeguards are on duty everywhere so there is a feeling of safety letting your kids swim as they please. There's a cool water slide and separate diving pool. Large area is sectioned off for different age ranges. Rules are followed and most patrons are respectful. A few bandaids, hairs, bugs and dirt along the bottom and around the pool kept me from posting a higher review. Overall a good sport and we might come back.

This place could use a little upkeep/cleaning, but this spot still amazed me. Very reasonable…read moreprices for entry (and concessions)! My two girls and I spent the entire afternoon here with my sister and nephew. There's a diving pool with slide behind what you see in the pics, as well as a playground area, in addition to the main pool with several divided sections.

We had our two kids enrolled here for about three years. The facility is nice and most of the…read moreinstructors have been pretty good--albeit, there was quite a bit of turnover on instructors. However, the front desk and administration is quite poor. They frequently would not have people able to take phone calls during business hours leading to many phone calls going unanswered. The biggest problem is that they don't manage accounts well. Since we joined a private pool for the summer, we had cancelled lessons for one of our kids (the other had already been cancelled) at the end of May, which was too late to cancel for June as they billed for the next month on the 20th of the month prior. That's fine. Though, it was quite the process to cancel. We tried to cancel in person at the end of a lesson with the desk worker. They told us that they would put in a request to a supervisor to see if we're able to cancel. What?! They ended up telling us we were unenrolled, but that's quite a bizarre way to manage accounts. Whatever, we continued through June and planned to be done at the end of that month. One of the weeks during the month of June, we asked to switch the lesson to another time that week, which was a fairly standard request and which they did. Fine. However, what they didn't tell us is that they then instead re-enrolled him for that time slot going forward. So, to our surprise, we got a tuition charge for the month July on June 20th, which we didn't notice for a week or two. We called and asked what happened. They admitted that they re-enrolled when we asked to change the lesson time for that one week. The desk person said they would have a supervisor look into fixing it. We waited a week or so. Nothing. We called again and left messages. Eventually, they said they credited our account for that month. We said, "No, we unenrolled, we don't want a credit, we wanted a refund as it was your mistake." They said they would make that correction. Okay. We kept checking calling about once a week to no avail. No answer, no returned calls. Fast forward to July 20th while we wait for them to resolve it. We get billed again for the month of August! We noticed it right away as we were waiting to get refunded. We called again and actually got a hold of someone. They apologize and told us a supervisor would look into it as well as the charge on June 20th. On June 31st they refunded just the charge on July 20th but not the one on June 20th. We call again on August 1st, no answer, no return message. We call a few more times to no avail. Then, on August 20th we get some random charge of $25. Ugh. We have no idea what's going on. I suppose we'll just have our credit card block all charge from them. Moral of the story, DO NOT GO HERE. This is basically stealing, right?

We love Swim West and have had great success with lessons for my toddler (now preschooler) and…read moreolder daughter. They focus on safety and provide a fun and engaging curriculum for all ages. I highly recommend!

Looking for a place to teach your kids how to swim? Swimwest is a great little place to start! The…read moreplace has some great staff and clean facilities. There's only one pool which is split into multiple classes at the same time. Most of the kids are younger than 4 years old. My son started here when he was 1.5 years old and it has been great. I highly recommend this place if you're looking to get your baby or toddler acquainted with water.

Swimwest Fitchburg has been an amazing place for our kids! We started our first at 9 months old…read moreand he has progressed rapidly through the levels. He is now 4 and has amazing confidence in the water, knows how to get to the edge or roll to float and can get about 10 feet across the water alone. Our younger one we started at 5 months and she is not yet 2 but swimming with a teacher and 2 other students. She also has learned to roll to float and put her hands out to get to the step. We have been very impressed with their flexibility in scheduling, their nurturing encouragement to make all kids feel comfortable in the water and the overall confidence and love our kids have learned to have for swimming thanks to the staff at Swimwest Fitchburg! Pros: The pool and area inside the pool are warm, the space is clean and the pool water does not hurt the kids eyes (just the right amount of chemicals), the teachers or deck person checks in with you about your child's progress, and the staff is friendly and fun - you can tell they enjoy their jobs! Cons: The weekends and evenings can be crowded but your child still gets the attention he or she needs in the water and classes can fill up quickly. *We love the Fitchburg location due to size and smaller community feel*

Love what TPC has done to redesign the course and facility. Looking forward to seeing the AmFam…read moreChampionship coming in 2025.

Beautiful venue spaces that accommodate up to 200 guests. Great for corporate events, weddings,…read morereunions, parties & gatherings of all types. Amazing food, staff & views of the golf course.

Harbor athletic club has a great variety of classes, a wide range of equipment, and has built in…read morechild care which makes for an excellent gym experience!

I have really enjoyed Harbor Athletic Club. They have everything you need -- free weights, cardio,…read morebasketball courts, racquetball, multiple pools, hot tubs, a sauna, and some great group fitness classes included with your membership. The staff and everyone at the gym have been so kind, too. It's definitely a welcoming environment for all ages and fitness levels.

Turners is great all around! I've attended my sister's…read morewedding reception and A bat mitzvah. The setting was perfect for both events and staff is always very helpful! I've had my daughters birthday party in the gymnastics area and she loved it! We also come occasionally for open gym to get some energy out and my kids always have a good time! It's a safe and clean environment. Staff are constantly cleaning. They have a great recreational and team program. I tried having my kids try gymnastics locally at several gyms and I wasn't impressed. I noticed they would go up to 16 kids in a class or had instructors that didn't look like they had much training at all. The class sizes are much smaller at Madison Turners . The staff all seem to be very knowledgeable and my children are getting more attention and learning so much more. It's worth the hour drive one way for the quality instruction that my children are receiving!

I'm here for volleyball and I can't imagine coming here for anything else…read more The first section when you walk in is a gymnastic/tumbling floor for the other organization that runs it. So immediately the smell of feet and sweat permeate throughout the place. There are chairs upstairs to observe and cubbies to store your belongings. Everything is dated here, the paint needs work, the chairs are stained and a shade or two darker than their original color, the restroom facilities is a joke. The toilet tank lid isn't even the original, and is cut to modify for the fit. There are only 3 stalls and the stalls are tiny with faulty doors. There is a changing area in the bathroom that doubles as storage. I can't imagine anyone renting this place out for a banquet, it's not pretty. That being said, the courts are pretty decent for volleyball with regulation height nets.

This, I think, is the some of the VERY best money we have spent on any of our children. Alyssa is…read morea true professional and the peace of mind she has given me is priceless. I cannot believe the transformation in my child. She went from having a pretty intense fear of water to being a total fish-loving to swim independently! As soon as it is a bit warmer, I can't wait to get her back in the water with Alyssa! We LOVE ISR!

I can't say enough about what Alyssa has done for our family. While other swimming lessons taught…read moremy sons to splash and kick on command, ISR has taught my children to swim, quickly, eyes open, fully underwater, and to float completely unassisted while wearing heavy winter clothing. Serious, life saving skills. I was hesitant at first to sign up for 3 reasons: time commitment, expense, and more than anything else, fear that my kids would freak out and develop a fear of water. As for time commitment - you get used to the routine of coming daily very quickly and it becomes a fun activity that is just a part of your day. As for expense, first, it is an investment in your child's safety. Second, given the training and serious time investment Alyssa puts forward with each student, you get more than your money's worth. And as for fear: the opposite came true. My boys are so PROUD of what they have accomplished (because it's hard work!), and are more excited than ever to be in the water. I would not hesitate to recommend ISR lessons with Alyssa to anyone and everyone.