Ever since joining the competitive swim team, my daughter has been loving swimming. The coaches are…read morewonderful and really helped my daughter improve. Coach Kelly has been a wonderful coach to my daughter and making sure she swims in a positive environmen.

Ample parking and free wi-fi. Facility layout is satisfactory and the lighting is good. No…read morecomplaints, but no wow factor either. Morale seems to be high among the staff and coaches.

The water slides are their own bays, the pool is huge with a splash island, and there's a sand…read morebuilding area.

A great time at this water park. A big slide is tucked in the back corner. No lazy river, but a…read morebig pool with three areas. The food choices are pretty limited and not very healthy...it's what you might expect - chicken nuggets etc.

I don't think I'd pay full price for Saratoga Pool, although that could just be me not being…read morefamiliar with the going rate for local pools. My son loves that we can bring all of his toys, snorkels, and floats here without pushback. It's a nice big space in the shallow end, most of the pool falls in the 3-4ft plus zones. There is also a kiddie pool for the 5 and younger set. I love we have this right outside our house without the hassle of having to find somewhere to cool off given this heatwave.

While it's a nice, safe pool for families to enjoy, the pool itself it literally falling apart and…read moreit's becoming a hazard. For years, there's been a crack that causes water to leak out and flow into the street however in 2014, the opening week, a section of the pool collapsed and sank a couple of inches. Patrons keep stubbing their toes and/or cutting their toes on the edge of the cracks. I was surprised this was not identified or fixed before opening the pool. Historically, the pool has had problems finding lifeguards who were focused on the safety of the patrons. Many parents would have to complain to the pool board before they would address our concerns about the guards goofing off and/or not even watching the pool. This years guards mostly came back from last year and under the current Pool Manager's guidance, I think we will have a nice, SAFE summer! This is the best group of guards I can remember in 12 years. If the Pool Board were to invest in the repairs of the pool and make it physically safe for the patrons and not literally wastefully pouring 100s of gallons of water out, I would immediately increase the number of stars on my rating for them.

What a hospitable pool! We were here for a swim meet on a very hot day but the Orange Hunt team…read moretreated us so well! For the timers standing in the blazing sun, they offered water, candy and frozen towels. For my husband who helped set up, they gave him a Chick-fil-A breakfast sandwich. We've never gotten food before for volunteering at swim meets! As for the pool itself, it's got plenty of parking and has good shade cover over most of the pool in the mornings. There is an awesome snack bar (Shark Shake) offering warm food including mozzarella sticks and pizza. Some of the facilities were a little older (eg, the bathroom), but I like to think the pool has chosen to spend its money on things like being hospitable and offering food to volunteers. This is a great community pool in the middle of a neighborhood that I'm sure is valued by the people who live nearby.

Happy Volunteers and lots of laughs. Public private pools are terrific places to learn about family…read morefun.

Costs have gone up but our experience was decent they have a lot of options and it seemed like…read moresomeone was testing water quality pretty often. As far as food goes bring that $$

Exclusionary policies on a 3ft deep pool…read more My special needs son wanted to go on the lily pads/floating log ropes course, so I asked if I could be present in the water to guide him because he's non-verbal and needs time to process directions. The head lifeguard said no, the other lifeguards will watch him. Some special needs children require accommodations that caretakers like his father (me) are highly attuned to. The teenaged lifeguards would simply blow their whistles and scream at my son as they've done before. I am there to assist as needed so 1) we avoid the screaming lifeguards, and 2) so he can experience what all the other kids can do on their own. Obviously we didn't go on it. Thanks for understanding, SplashDown, we'll never go there again. Side note: Some of these lifeguards hate their life and shouldn't be there.

This is my first season going to BRS. The facilities (namely restrooms) are spacious and clean, the…read morepools are too. They offer two baby pools, a small 2 to 2 1/2 feet deep pool for young kids and of course a large 3-8+ feet deep pool, a couple of water slides and a diving board. Also, they have a "quiet pool" for adults only (I've never been over there because my 3 y/o is always with me but from what I've peeped it looks and sounds serene!!). There's ample seating and parking. I just love this pool!!

What this place does well... - Cleanliness…read more- Amenities - Customer/member services - Covered pavillions - Ample grills - Well trained staff - Events There really is something for everyone here, just not all the time. What is doesn't...scheduling. Whether you like it or not, their swim team gets priority at this pool. The last few years the swim/dive program has become a major priority for this pool. Practices not only take up a chunk of real estate (4+ lanes & the diving area) for some of the busiest times at the pool (3-7ish). That's just for the practices, not to mention the swim meets... So when you get home from work/school/where ever, the sun's out & you just want to enjoy the pool. Don't hold your breath, it'll be like rush hour, on the metro, during a track delay.

RHSC is a nice bare bones (in my opinion) swim club. The pool and grounds are well maintained but…read morethere isn't even a soda machine! They do however have ample grills so you can bring your own food and refreshments. There is a nice awning over the baby pool (added before the 2017 season) and a jungle gym for little tykes (best for under 5). My daughter loves it but I do have to make sure bigger kids aren't climbing all over it. People are friendly and there are a few social events per month - not as active as other clubs. It's generally pretty easy to park and find a table.

This place and the people that make it special are truly incredible. My kids joined the Urbanna…read moreSwim Team and have blossomed, both in skill and confidence. The coaches are wonderful, the team atmosphere is incredible, and the space to play both in the pool and in the spacious grassy area outside the pool has been so life giving. We look forward to our summers at Urbanna all year long!

This is our summer neighborhood! My kids have grown up here. Great place to hang out. Lots of…read moreshade, basketball, Gaga ball pit, ping pong, volleyball, grills and free wifi!