The Ginny Duenkel Pool is a perfect representation of what a suburban community swimming pool…read moreshould be: Accessible to a broad swath of the population, options for all age groups who wish to partake of water fun and a straightforward snack bar to ward off those aquatic hunger pangs. While I've only attended as a guest spectator during summer swim meets, the pool has a great feel to it and appears to be capable of handling a large number of kids and adults at once. The facilities are clean and well maintained, though it would be nice to see a free library and some water slides. But for swimmers, it's great.!

Went here last summer for the first time with my son, daughter and niece and it was great. It was…read moreclean and we had a blast. The people running it were never rude or nasty. They were nice and we enjoyed ourselves for about 2-3 hours and then left. We will be visiting again this summer.

Knoll Gardens Pool is a clean, nice pool and big enough to bring the whole family. Opens in the…read moremorning and closes at 7 in the night. Such a good amount of time to enjoy. Fortunately, that wasn't the case for my family & I. At the start My family & I were racial profiled, felt unsafe and were falsely accused of many things. Beside from that each lifeguard kept staring at my family even after when we weren't in the water. At one point my kids got screamed at for throwing a ball around even though they were other kids doing the same as mine. One of my other kids who were older and with no kids around was using profanity in between conversation with other family members. The owner screamed at all of them in the rudest manner and they were told by her to "Shut up and watch your mouth". We stood quite because at that point we knew something wasn't right, and there would be no point to fight with someone as ignorant as they were. A couple of minutes passed by and she was cursing with other lifeguards and cursed at her own kids. Which at this point we can rule in hypocritical and racial behavior between the owners and staff. My family isn't "small", and we're all not "quite" nor we aren't stupid and lesser than anyone in the vicinity. Best Believe when we all come together to enjoy a place such as the Knoll Garden Pool, We bought chips, drinks (soda, juices and water) and food. Which is allowed at the poolside. While we were eating, and snacking on our things, we cleaned up and threw everything in the garbage. As soon as the cups and the food were placed in the trash, the owner and staff Accused my family of being under the influence to hiding liquor, even said we had the whole place smelling like liquor. They took it to the extreme by taking all of our trash from the trash and smelling each empty cup. Since none of the cups smelled like liquor the manager then went to opening water bottles on the table and smelling each one of them. One of the staff even has the audacity to take a sip out of one of the bottles, and all she sip'd was water. They claimed to smell alcoholic beverage in one single cup. I took the liberty to walk around the poolside and ask the other people enjoy the pool if they smelled anything that closely resembles anything to liquor. Each and every single person we asked said no, that the cup smells like nothing. A Big Hispanic Family Racially Profiled and wrong accused of actions none of us did. Soon after, our every move was being watched by staff and the owner. They even placed a lifeguard to sit in the middle between our family. How inconsiderate can the staff and owner be towards my family. They were wrong during their assumption and to place a lifeguard in the middle as if we were animals that needed to be watched carefully. Knoll Gardens Pool closes at 7, it just so happened that by 6:20 the owner blew her Whistle and were screaming at my family to exit the pool, not even giving us more than a minute to exit. She was screaming at us like animals. " I don't care, my pool and I want you people out, I want you people to leave" Came straight from The proud owner of Knoll Gardens Pool. While my family were getting our stuff, we asked "why are you treating us like animals?" Just for The Owner to call the cops, and unfortunately a verbal fight broke out between a family member and the owner due to her rude and racial behavior. In the end, they treated us like animals, watched us like animals & kicked us out like animals that we are not. Little does any of the staff or owners know that they were video recorded during the verbal fight. They told the cops that we are rude and loud and drinking. The manager even called their whole family to threaten us And say " we called the cops, as if we were scared. And acted like we were scared of getting deported or something between those lines. All the statements that weren't true and the video will express those thoroughly. We aren't animals, we paid to get in, we deserve an atmosphere that didn't make my kids cry. Knoll Gardens Pool is a horrific display of racism to the illest extend. In the end, it's not about getting the money we paid back. It's knowing that racism is still alive and this memory will have the younger generation of my family scared of this type of behavior for majority of their life.

Large main pool complete with spiral water slide and lap pool…read more Separate lap pool for competitive swimming. Separate kiddie pool for the little ones. Reasonably priced snack bar with grilled food, several cold drink options, snacks/chips, ice cream etc. Be careful tough, as they don't do a great job of anticipating crowded times and tend to run out of several items. A decent amount of and selection of chairs. Multiple shaded areas to escape the sun. Several game options available, including shuffle board, ping pong, bocce, and more. Ample parking. Cash, Visa/MC. No Amex.

Great municipal park. Has bandstand for concerts. Beautiful water fountain. Children's play…read moresection. Next to town hall.

This is a great park for kids. The playground is fairly new and very well maintained. It is also…read moreone of the largest with three sets of jungle gyms all within a fenced-in area. It keeps my toddler entertained for quite some time and helps burn all that crazy toddler energy. In addition there is a small spray park that is open during the summer months. Small kids love it. It's $1/pp to enter though. Should really be free since its a Municipal park. There is also a nice water fountain and a Amphitheater that hosts summer concerts and such. Across the street, there is a basketball court with a few hoops. One caveat, no animals are allowed so don't plan on bringing your dog with you.

I have been a member of the Teaneck Swim Club for about 35 years. Eley K. said it all when she…read moredescribed the amenities at the Swim Club. It has something for everybody and members include Teaneck residents as well as non-residents. I look forward to the summer all year because of the Swim Club. I start my day with a 1/2 hour swim in the lap pool and then often stay and read or relax in the shade, although if sun is your thing, there's plenty of that, too. There is a wonderful management team who keep the premises pristine and well functioning. It's a haven for young and old alike- my granddaughter loves coming to the kiddie pool and playing with the toys the Swim Club provides at the pool. Overall, TSC members are courteous and there's a warm, friendly atmosphere about the place. For me, it's worth every penny!

Great place to have a good time during the hot summer days. There is something for everyone in the…read morefamily. There's the kid's pool area. They have a lap pool for those who just want to swim as an exercise. And there's the big pool with diving boards and where everyone can swim, play, mingle, and have a good time. They also have swimming classes, aquacisers, and other activities. I recommend it to everyone.

I've been to plenty of town pools in my days but my home town still is my favorite. Not to hug but…read morenot to small. Great people all around. Nice shaded picnic area. Gotta love playing ping pong or shooting hoops. But what I love best is the cool refreshing water there is to jump into. Nothing beats that on a hot summer day. By far my favorite place to swim with the locals lol

I'm so old I remember when the pool was opened-and dad swam in the previous town pool (the pond in…read moreTaylor Park)! Renovated a few years ago, it's holding up well. Lotsa memories of pool hopping there as a teen!

New to town. My family and I love the pool. Much bigger than I had imagined and very clean. Also…read morelike that they have a concession stand. Lifeguards seem very observant.

This is an amazing place for young kids who love to play with friends and have fun with sports and…read moreactivities. Amazing place for birthday parties and classes for kids to learn sports.

The place is in an old warehouse and could use a little sprucing up, but for what it's used for,…read moreit's a great space. The staff is enthusiastic friendly and attentive. They do an exceptional job of getting most of, if not all of the kids involved. The level of instruction is spot on for younger kids. They do a very good job of introducing children to sports and getting them involved on an introductory fundamental level. Baseball/softball Soccer Hockey Football They have space for children's birthday parties as well. Complete with a separate party room for pizza, cake, etc. In fact they offer private instruction as well.