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

Beautiful pool--memories of my childhood!! Very clean, nice lifeguards, delicious and adorable…read moresnack bar. We love this place!!!!! This is how ALL pool should be!

If you have children who wear life vests, this is not the pool for you. I was told that my two year…read moreold was not permitted to be in the pool area with her life vest. my husband went to the snack bar during adult swim and after standing in line and ordering our snacks they informed him that it was cash only. How can you accept credit cards to get in but not for the snack bar? The changing rooms were disgusting and there were only three changing rooms. Very disappointed in this pool. We will not be going back.

Too small, too crowded, you can't bring noodles or any floating pool toys. Teen lifeguards are just…read moreplain rude and whistle CONSTANTLY. Kids can only swim 45 min out of every hour for safety check. Don't plan on trying to relax in the sun while your children swim, the constant loud whistling ruins that. Unfortunately I bought a pool pass that they refuse to refund after only going once. Go to Boiling Springs Pool, WAY better. They have noodles for everyone to use, or bring whatever noodles/rafts you want AND they even store your sun chairs for you!!! Won't make this mistake again!!!

Friendship is super clean and newer feeling when you walk in. The locker rooms are smaller but very…read morenice and clean and the staff is very nice. They have a large pool area which is definitely the nicest of the YMCAs in the area. Their lifting/cardio area is on the smaller side, but all the equipment is very nice. It is pretty busy most the time (5:30am + 5:30pm crew), but depending on what you are working you should have a pleasant experience.

This is a nice center for exercising, getting the kids out or swimming…read more My husband and I took our son swimming for his 2nd birthday. We went with my sister who was a member. I don't know if you need to be with a member to go swimming but you did have to pay. An adult price was $10 and kids under 12 was $7. I thought that was a little steep for a 2 year old. I thought he would possibly be free because he would be with my husband. The facilities were nice. To get a locker you need to leave a drivers license. I thought that was a little much. Oh well. There were swim classes going on so ever so often, the small swimming area would be flooded by parents with their kids. The water sprayers were fun for the kids also. This place is fun especially during the cold months but I would hope for cheaper prices for small kids.

Employees that give their heart and soul to our members here. Thank you for being there for us all…read more Swimming area looks better that it ever did since this club opened. The hot tub looks beautiful every time I come in now

This is one of the very few full blown gyms in the area - I guess the only other one is YMCA. Even…read morethough it's newer than the Y, it is still old. The equipment itself is OK, but that sofa at the entrance what the heck is with that? (See photo) Imagine a prospective member comes in to perhaps sign up for a membership and is ask to sit there!!! It is peeling and unpresentable! Locker room and the pool/hit tub areas are other examples of lacking proper maintenance. Moldy tiles and rusted ADA accessible chairs. What is nice though is the variety of activities you can do with your membership: cardio and weights of course, but then add sauna, swimming pool, hot tub, racket ball courts, basketball/volleyball court, group classes, spin room, and child care room. That is a lot! Membership promo as of today is $20/mo plus $59 annual fee. So that's $25/mo after the initiation fee of $99. Not bad assuming you stay as member for a few years, or it'd be like $33/mo. But I think this reflects the fact that the gym is getting old.

Very nice pro, needs to be used more. The ball fields are not used that much, would enjoy seeing…read moremore boys/girls club games and softball games

The park itself was pretty big. Lots of fields for baseball. There is concession stand too…read more There is playground for the children. And they just put a new play equipment for kids ages 5- 12. There are at least 2 pavilions there. A couple of volley ball courts. Open lots for baskeball. Public restroom too. There's also Koon's pool next to it. Always open until sunset. Good for picnic or get together or just want to get the kids out to play.

Clean and a decent functional area HOWEVER they refuse to fix the air bikes (I've been asking for…read moremonths), they don't let you use dumbbells in the functional area (anyone else do devils presses or dumbbell cleans/snatches?). Just a bunch of really dumb rules. Shoes... really? Most people do deadlifts in socks because that's what's SAFE. Deadlifting in shoes is a great way to pull the old back. Yeah, I get you don't want people walking around in socks but to perform a movement in one place is perfectly reasonable. Please fix your bikes. Some of us are limited in what cardio equipment we can use. Also, look into a new leg press and adductor/abductor machines. They don't give full range. The leg press forces sheer force on the knees that's super painful. It's pretty much unusable if you have any OA in your knees.

The staff at the Carlisle YMCA childcare center lacks many things.. They are all young volunteers…read moreor young "teachers" who have no children of their own to offer real life experience. Communication amongst the center is terrible. Everyone will say how wonderful your child is & then the director will send you a nasty message bringing something to your attention you weren't even aware of.. save your time & money. Unless you want your child to be thrown on the playground with children of all ages ranging from 1-5 years old for most of the day with their expectation of them all acting right... They are good at throwing parties for the kids but god forbid a 1 year old doesn't know how to properly regulate their emotions or have better impulse control they'll start making accusations that your kid has a developmental problem... not to mention, after having our son evaluated by his doctor he was certain the daycare was the issue & insinuated they were not equipped to handle children's normal developmental behaviors. Most importantly, the fact that the directors daughter was starting in our sons class was the prime reason he was kicked out after being given SEVEN days to turn his behavior around, A ONE YEAR OLD. The situation is laughable, since it's clear they don't know how to handle the children at their center. While they only had 3 students in his classroom, the new center we recently switched to has 16 & they truly know how to handle each and every one of them all at the same time!