The lifeguards wear thong bottoms. I don't call that kid friendly and this is very much a kid…read morereliant business. It's gross and the even the Children think it's nasty.

My family absolutely loved it! It was even hard for me to tell the kids we had to leave (because it…read morewas about to rain) definitely wish we could have stayed longer. Excellent place for all ages!

The pool was very well-kept and clean. There is a water playground and wading pool for children, a…read moremain pool for all ages, and water slides and a diving board. Sometimes seating is limited, so it is best to get there within an hour of opening. The main pool ranges in depth from two-and-a-half feet to twelve feet, so there is an area for everyone. The bathrooms are fairly clean. Lifeguards are helpful.

From the owner: Small pool in the town of Clearfield Pennsylvaniaread more

I have been to YMCAs for 60 years, starting in Summit and Morristown NJ, Hartford Cleveland Chicago…read moreSan Jose and Now, State College. I cannot speak to the current condition of all the others, but the State College Y is easily in the best material condition of any Y in my life. Everything seems to have been refurbished or replaced recently, no broken down anything, no roof leaks, no broken tiles or pavement. .is this really a Y? They just finished redoing the locker rooms, new everything as far as I can tell. The Therapy pool is a balmy 90F, which is great for a recent Miami transplant, and the lap pool is a not too shabby 80F. Pickleball seems to have taken over the basketball courts but that is the way of things now i guess. All the resistance and exercise equipment are there, maybe not the best but very functional...and helpful staff nearby. It's nice to what was old is now new.

I've seen better YMCAs, but I have also seen much, much worse. The cardio equipment is up to date…read moreand plentiful, the Nautilus machines are in good repair and diverse. The free weights, exercise balls, gym space, and other random equipment is both plentiful and good quality. The pool is indoors only and warmer than I like, but I'm in the minority in enjoying a cold-ish pool. The only thing lacking is a nice, separate free weights room, but that really isn't important to me. Oh, and did I mention that it has a rock climbing wall? Not too shabby!

From the bellefonte.net FAQ:…read more Open to the Public: May 15th through October 1st, unless extended by an act of borough council. No alcoholic beverages permitted. Facilities: 10 picnic pavilions, baseball field, soccer field, public swimming pool, and children's play area Pavilions may be rented for family and group events. Call the borough office, 814-355-1501, to make reservations. Reservations are not taken until January 2 of each year for that year. *************************** We had a family reunion here on a lovely Sunday afternoon. The park isn't much--just a few pavilions set among some grassy swathes in a mostly wooded area. The pavilions were clean and well-maintained but could stand to have some extra garbage cans; ours had only one. Also, there was a family of swallows living in the rafters. We never saw the ball fields or swimming pool, but it's a pleasant and serviceable if unspectacular place for a get-together.

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.