Great family oriented pool! The facilities are great as well. Prices for admission are excellent.read more

7/12/26 Such a lovely setting w/mature trees edging the property & 4 pools--1 Olympic size, 3…read moresmaller pools (1 w/2.5 ft - 5ft depth range, 1w/level 3ft depth & a shallow baby/toddler pool). They also have 2 water slide areas--1 slide off the Olympic pool & 2 slides separate from pools w/their own splash pad. Lifeguards are attentive. Pools are clean (only occasional bits of grass floating on surface). They have a snack bar, but it closes much earlier than pool (2 hrs prior), so I've yet to sample it. Bathrooms & changing area are very small, because they're in a historic building--only 2 bathroom stalls & 1 shower stall & no separate changing area, just some wall hooks & benches in open area & only 1 sink. I do not believe they can alter that building. However, their snack bar is in a separate newer building. It'd be nice if they built a larger changing area w/more showers & bathroom stalls in separate building. Staff are always friendly & helpful. Great Senior rate & twilight rate! After a pool visit, you can walk across street & visit Children's Lake.

An absolute must .... Pool is lovely and inexpensive to enter . Great for the whole family . The…read moreconcession is wonderful ! Everything from hot dogs to gyros and baklava ice cream ... don't miss out on this ... this summer .

Great community pool in the middle of town. The pros: Abundant parking, somewhat clean bathrooms,…read morewell behaved and supervised children, lifeguards that actually enforce rules, a sprayground, waterslide, shade, picnic tables and a concession stand. 15 minutes on the hour, kids are restricted to using other areas while only adults can peacefully enjoy the pool for the remainder of the hour. This public membership/fee park is a lovely and inexpensive way to relax while you let your kids loose. You are allowed to bring a cooler and picnic foods. I observed some adults tackfully bring their own special blend of "grown up juice"( I must reiterate, VERY TACKFULLY). This pool is very family centered and billgerant or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated here. Use common sense and you will love hanging out here. I enjoyed my afternoon here under the shade of an umbrella. Its well worth the admission. If you are an avid user of the pool, you may want to pay for a membership. You can cross the street and pay for seasonal acess at the rec center.

Great pllace to cool off with family and Friends. Picknic areas, grills, good fun. Nice family…read moreinviroment..

Large swimming pool with 3 diving boards (highest one is about 8 feet) and plenty of slides. The 3…read morebasketball courts were all well kept and there is plenty of space for other activities like frisbee and spike ball. Definitely bring your own chair. Very clean environment and good food, would absolutely come here again!

Great community pool. We've been a member for some years now and always have a good time in the…read morefrigid water. Amenities are a little dated but worth your money.

We ve been members for a two years now. It is a great pool. Great staff. They have a nice little…read moreconcession stand. It is adult swim every hour for 15minutes unless no adults swimming then they may skip it. Plenty of chairs and clean place. The pool tends to feel chilly but boys don't mind it. At times can be crowded but more the merrier right. Highly recommended.

Small but So Worth It. Amazing start for swim lessons. Way better than Columbia Association. Way…read moreaffordable.

This is a great family/community pool. The people are all so friendly and the environment is very…read morerelaxed. It's a pool made for summer memories! During adult swim the kids all play ping pong or a couple of rounds of baseball. There is a little snack shack with snow cones and grills to enjoy a summer evening cookout with friends. Love it!

Absolute bliss all summer long! Gorgeous huge pool with a separate diving well. Set in the hills…read moreof Braddock Heights, surrounded by trees and beautiful Victorian era homes. The water quality is always perfect, cool, clear and very little chlorine odor. Please note that you must become an annual member of the pool to swim there, or be lucky enough to be invited as a guest ($5 guest fee). They do not issue day passes, and guests must be there with a member.

We joined Watermont about three years ago when we moved to the neighborhood. Very nice pool and…read moreclub. Extremely family-friendly. Nice facilities. Great for little kids as well as adults. Not a huge place but large enough to contain the larger crowds on busier days. While they do provide umbrellas, bring your own lawn/beach chairs as they only have plastic deck chairs. Watermont has a lot of activities for families, kids and adults. Parties, movie nights, etc. Swim team seems to have a great following (we're not involved), as every time there is a swim meet there all of the roads get bunged up with parked cars. We often go there when they open, before lunch, and have pizza or something like that delivered. Makes for a nice early afternoon visit.

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I love this pool! I've been going here for around 7 years. Owner is a nice guy and the ladies at…read morethe snack bar are super friendly! Never too busy and there is a good community of people.

Pine Ridge Swim Club Has Always Been An Amazing Place For The Cub Scouts of Pack 28 To Come To And…read moreHold Events And Meetings. Thank You For All Of Your Great Support. It Is Greatly Appreciated!!

It's been years since I've been to a public pool outside of a campground. But with the heat wave…read morein full effect and a grandchild longing to swim, Monday, July 5th was the perfect time to go check out the nearest public pool - Mountville. While a local pool is literally around the corner from my house in Landisville, it's by membership only, as most of the area pools are becoming. I'm thankful Mountville is open to the public, although they also offer memberships. We arrived a good 20 minutes before their noon opening and a line had already developed, about 20 families deep. When they opened their gate they left members go in first, than started taking cash customers (cash or charge were accepted). I watched as the prior families grabbed umbrellas and lounge chairs from an unknown source and knew I wanted one too. The lifeguard pointed me in the direction of a storage closet by the rest rooms where 2 umbrellas remained unclaimed. The lounges and other chairs were all gone, which are piled up nearby when available. The grass is marked with a white circle of paint in the spots that have a tube for the umbrella to stand. The crowd of people was pretty heavy that day, but we still managed to get a slightly shaded spot on a hill in the grass. While there is some flat space, there's a few areas that are on an incline and/or shaded. There's also a pavilion and grilling and outside food are both acceptable. They also have a snack bar which we didn't check out. There were at least 4 lifeguards on duty. The bathrooms could have been cleaner and were out of soap and paper towels, but did have a communal shower, and private changing areas with a chair. There's a small kiddie pool that's a gradual walk in, with sprays and a mushroom. A very large main pool is to the right, with a ramp for walking down, a twisty slide, and a roped off deeper area with two diving boards. The more shallow area of the main pool is roped off and was very crowded. They do allow floats and rafts, just no footballs, although I did see some kids throwing one in the pool. For the most part people were respectful, however a tad neglectful as to what their children were doing. Several times it was the lifeguards that had to intervene and not the parents when they got out of control. There was a group of kids that constantly were causing a ruckus and roughhousing so we tried to stay clear of them. Since it was so crowded that day social distancing in the pool was near impossible, and bumping bums with someone was the norm. Some things that I felt were a negative: the price for one. Normally an adult runs $10, and a child $8 but they considered July 5th a holiday so the price was inflated. It cost $25 for us (adult, small child) to swim for two hours, although there isn't a time limit on how long you can stay. They do not offer refunds for any situation, including closures due to weather. While we were there someone threw up in the pool so everyone had to get out for an hour, which is in part why we decided to leave when we did. Secondly, I would have loved for them to have an earlier opening. Noon seems a tad late in the day. Lastly, and I touched on this before, the crowd of parents who let their kids run rapid. At this price point and given the suburban location I would think they'd be more attentive.

We visited this pool for the first time in June. We did not know what to expect. The woman taking…read moreour payment for 2 seniors was rude and yelled at me because i had no money on me as my husband walked away with the cooler, and my purse, by mistake. She looked at me with a disgusted attitude and told me when i come back I'll have to go to the end of the line because she had other people to take care of. Overall the pool was clean and the atmosphere was nice, but unfortunately this woman ruined my day.

Really nice pool and well maintained facility. $10 admission fee per person in 2024. The lifeguards…read morewere mostly nice, except for one of them. The bathrooms are surprisingly clean considering it's a pool bathroom. They have a snack bar where they sell snowballs, hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, chicken tenders, and nachos. Overall we had a really nice time. The parking lot is not equipped for the amount of visitors but other than that I have no complaints.

I love this pool and the staff are so kind and so helpful I've taken my special needs group there…read moremultiple times and each time I went the staff was so nice understanding and helpful