If you have bigger kids (elementary), this is an awesome park! Two playgrounds, a super fun splash…read morepad area. Lots of picnic tables with shade. It's a busy park but seriously fun. If you have smaller kids (toddler/pre-k), you would only like this park if you don't mind following your kids around. There is very little visibility since there is so much going on. My friends with smaller kids say they only do this when they and their spouse go so they can keep track of kids easier.

For the Ranch House: The staff here is really great. They reply to your emails quickly and are…read morereally friendly when you visit them. The other review here is for the park, which is also pretty amazing. The play structure is the largest I've ever seen at a public park. I would have loved spending many hours at a place like this as a child. We have to pry our kids away when it's time to go home.

I went back and forth on whether to write this, and frankly part of me feels bad doing so, but…read moreultimately, we don't feel good about the $100k+ we spent on our pool--and that's not something that should be ignored. 1. Sloppy Workmanship Concrete & deck - The joints are visibly misaligned and the pool deck slopes in places. When I asked for this to be fixed or compensated, they offered a token $400 credit against what I estimate to be a $2,000 mistake--after we had already spent nearly $30k in additional concrete work. Their response? "Our margins are already so low." That's not my problem. It felt dismissive and manipulative. Fence - To meet code, we had to reverse the swing of our fence door. The contractor they sent left a mess--cutting the door unevenly and leaving a large gap. The fact that I even have to spend my time following up on this speaks volumes about their quality control (or lack thereof). Heater install - They installed the pool heater with no condensate line, so water spilled directly onto the concrete deck and left stains (photo attached). I had to chase them down just to get that fixed. Their "fix" was running giant exposed PVC lines across the deck. And now the unit is leaking again. Pool finish - The plaster work is uneven, with rough, jagged steps and visible spots of chipped gunite. You can feel it every time you get in the pool. 2. Disorganized and Disruptive Crews Scheduling was a total mess. Crews either didn't show up on scheduled days or showed up unannounced. One morning we woke up to find the owner tearing out our landscaping to lay skid boards for the bobcat. This was never even discussed. During excavation, the bobcat tore through our irrigation system, flooding our front yard. Despite multiple follow-ups, the issue was never fully fixed--and still leaks to this day. We often felt like pushing harder for resolution would jeopardize our relationship or our warranty. That's not how a customer should feel. We have email after email where we're left chasing basic updates: "What time tomorrow?" "Actually, he can't make it; we'll reach out in a day or two." 3. Condescending Customer Service Any time we raised concerns, we were met with either silence or thinly veiled condescension. The concrete credit negotiation was especially frustrating--using their internal cost pressures as a reason not to fairly address our complaint. When we brought up the heater runoff issue, the response was to "come take a look sometime"... and then nothing. Radio silence. Bottom Line We spent over six figures and ended up with: * uneven concrete * stained decking * a leaking heater * rough, unfinished plaster * a broken irrigation system * and a pile of ignored emails If you care at all about quality, communication, or customer service--do yourself a favor and go with someone else.

Yelp wasn't around when my pool was built by Courage Pools 20 years ago. They build durable…read morequality pools. My original main pump is still running. The spa heater still works. The only items that broke are 3 of my 4 pumps but they lasted more than average. Replaced jet pump in 2013, waterfall pump in 2015, salt chlorinator in 2016 and pool sweep booster in 2019. The control panel still works but I plan to upgrade to a newer model with better remote control. I think the dual skimmer design may have helped with the longetivity of my pump besides making sure they are shaded during the triple digit summer heat. Don't pay attention to the one-star reviews that dragged down the overall rating. Read them carefully and they are all petty complaints. Courage Pools is a premium and the best in the county. If you want to pay more for lesser quality go with the other companies especially the acronym PP.

I came to meet friends at the church water park for a summer get-together and wasn't aware it was…read moreclosed. While I was waiting to get clarification, I was approached by a security guard who told me to leave the parking lot. I was surprised by how unkind and unnecessarily harsh the interaction was--especially since I was clearly a mom with small children trying to understand the situation. I left feeling disrespected and unwelcome. There's no sign posted at the park to say it's closed for several weeks, and it's clearly not posted online either. Just so everyone is aware, it is closed until July 12th for 2025. Churches are meant to be safe spaces, and this experience left a lasting impression I truly hope leadership addresses.

My family loves the playground and cafe at Bayside church. Fun to enjoy a coffee while the kids…read moreplay.