My son loves this school! He loves Mannie and is always excited when it's time to go swimming! They…read moredo their best to accommodate schedules and work with you to find the best teacher for what your child needs!

From the owner: We offer private swim lessons at 25+ locations throughout New Jersey. All our pools are heated for…read moreyour comfort, and we offer open enrollment so you can join anytime!! Our instructors are highly experienced certified lifeguards.

Fun and friendly coaching staff. The kids loved their instructional lesson at the brand new here in…read moreBudd Lake. Loved it!

Phenomenal program!!! Only 2 students in a class. Amazing instructors, and the owners are wonderful…read moreto work with

signed our 4 yr old daughter up two months ago and she is LOVING it. Instructor is great and when…read moreemergency comes up, they are more than happy to help and reschedule to help, if possible (and within reasons). We love it here and can definitely recommend it to new swimmers!!

Thorough follow up. Great organization. Organized. Friendly staff. Many class options. I highly…read morerecommend to all levels of swimmers.

From the owner: North Jersey's premiere swim school for ages 3 months to adult!…read more North Jersey Aquatic Club specializes in semi-private and private learn to swim lessons for parent/child swimmers as well as swimmers from toddler to adult. We also offer pre-competitive and competitive clinics that teach stroke technique and strength and conditioning, a pre-swim team, high school clinics, lifeguard certification courses and more. We are conveniently located in northern New Jersey, at pools in Allamuchy, Clinton, Denville, Lebanon, Morristown, Parsippany and Randolph.

When I set up an appointment to show me the exercise machines and how they work a 30 minute tour…read moreand working equipment. I don't need to hear I DONT HAVE TIME TO SHOW YOU. USE YOUR PHONE. He spent 10 minutes with me. Yes he had time just didn't what to do his JOB! I'm not one that has my phone on my hip. people that cant live without their phone. Shame on you!

awful experience I tried canceling my membership multiple times and they kept taking away money…read moreawful experience awful method of cancellation very poor place. Never recommending people to this place again. Definitely telling everyone I know how poorly this system is handled

The best aquatic place for kids! My kids are 2.5 and 3.4 years old. We took them to different…read moreswim lessons in other places but they have made the most progress in this one. The instructors are amazing and they take away their fears immediately! We love it. Thank you guys!!

We have both of our children enrolled (5 and 3). Our five year old is in private classes and our 3…read moreyear old is in a group class. The kids are making incredible progress in the pool. They have a wonderful time and look forward to each lesson. I can't recommend this safe, friendly and knowledgeable school enough. Our daughter's private instructor, John is just incredible. First, she has the same instructor each lesson. He has formed such a bond with her. She trusts him and really has a wonderful smile on her face the whole time (even after coughing a little from the water). Her confidence and skills are growing day by day. The group classes are also stellar. Don't be turned off by the "group" part. The ratio is kept down to 3 to 1 and each kid gets plenty of solo instruction. They are given appropriate breaks and then it back out with an instructor to learn more. Our son has a warm smile on his face the entire time. His skills have grown leaps and bounds. If you're looking for classes for your kids this school is definitely worth taking a look at. At first we thought it was a little expensive (and compared with schools like 'The Connection" it is, but the results are completely worth it. They run a safe, friendly and fun school all while being focused on developing real skills.

NJSwim is a business first and foremost, and inherently act as child's gatekeeper to swimming…read moreability. Their number one goal is to make as much profit as possible with a business strategy of stretching your child's swim education experience out for as long as possible. For $140 for four 30 minute sessions, our daughter received about 28 1-2 minute laps around the pool during a shared session. So each 1-2 minute lap was $5 each. There is more sitting time than swimming time. The description of the course in which she was enrolled in on paper did align with her current swimming ability, however the course we decided to enroll her in based off their recommendation was a complete waste of our time and money. It consisted mainly of gently dipping her head in the water, floating on her back, and getting pulled around in the pool. She is at the point where she could learn how to paddle, but this wasn't even covered and you need to play a guessing game when selecting the course that covers that technique- NJSwim thrives off you selecting 2-3 courses lower than your child's ability based off THEIR descriptions. They may as well of have a weekly $140 donation box. NJSwim gets 2 stars because the personnel appeared to have safe practices, but we will not be returning and definitely not recommending this place to anyone. Save your money and go with private lessons.

All of the instructors and staff are so friendly and caring. They are all amazing with kids and…read morehave taught my daughter so much in just a few months

Not the greatest experience. Apparently they have a no refund policy, but don't provide trial…read moreclasses. I signed my son up for the beginner class. He had been in swimming lessons before, but didn't fit the description of the next level up. Turns out it was way to easy. Another problem was that there is no safety barrier for small children spectators. Just a bench and a few feet until the pools edge. I had to bring my 2 year-old, which was nerve racking. There is a waiting room, but if you wait there you can't see your child swim. Because there was no trial offered, I simply asked for a refund, which they were reluctant to give. So I asked to roll the amount into private lessons in the morning (which is the only time that fits my schedule). A few weeks went by and the only time slot they could provide was 11:30, which didn't work for us, so I asked for a refund again. Eventually they docked me the first class and sent me a check (adding an unfriendly note in the memo), but overall it wasn't a good customer service experience. When I texted (their preferred method of contact) I often got no response for days, and then when I called the person I spoke was wasn't friendly at all. Oh well!

Came here for my sons classmates party ! Great idea, indoor swimming and pizza after. The boys had…read morea great time. The place overall is a bit dated/ worn. The lifeguard on duty gave each child a brief swim test and made sure those not as skilled had the proper flootys. There is a change room area for the swimmers also. As I type the party is haulers by the presence of a huge bug on the table... I noticed everyone complaining about their eyes and throat burning in the pool. I will say of all the local swim places this place had the best rates for swim lessons so I will be in touch for that. I will absolutely recommend this place for lessons, or a local party option.

Exemplary of a premier athletic facility, the Jersey Aquatic Center provides a range of swimming…read morefacilities for children and adults of all ages. From the main, 10-lane, Olympic-sized competition pool to warm-up lap and training pools, there's a range of programs and facilities for a wide variety of skill levels. We visited recently for the Rebels Meters Mania swim meet, and one of the highlights was the digital scoreboard, which displayed each swimmer's name, lane and heat time. I was also amazed to see the meet livestreamed on the event's YouTube channel, which allowed for distant family members to watch our kids swim. The only downside was the ear-splitting dance music blared at the audience before and sometimes during the meet, which triggered my Apple Watch high-decibel alert. Attending a swim meet shouldn't put one's family at risk of hearing loss. Swim meets are naturally loud events, with concrete and water surfaces exhibiting maximum acoustic reflective properties, so there's little reason to add to that characteristic. Watch from the upstairs viewing rooms or bring ear protection, and consider keeping small children at home, in order to protect from the nightclub-like audio environment.

Excellent facility, swim program & coaches! Our daughter is on the swim team and loves it!read more