We started going 10 years at age 3 for swim lessons. My daughter is now 13 and on there home " Tara…read moreTarpons Swim Team" with Coach Nelson, and she loves it. We live in the neighboring county, but this is our swim home.

I'm a 42 year old male traveling for business and visited the Steve Lundquist Aquatic Center at the…read moreJim Huie Recreation Center this past Tuesday. I was looking for a reliable place to swim and work out since I'll be in this area regularly. This place is not it. I called ahead specifically to ask about swimming, and at no point was I told the pool would be unavailable. When I arrived, the pool was completely taken over by a swim class, making lap swimming impossible. That kind of poor communication is unacceptable and shows a lack of basic consideration for patrons' time. The weight room was just as bad. Multiple benches had visible sweat stains, making it obvious the equipment had not been wiped down after previous use. In a fitness facility, basic cleanliness isn't optional, it's the bare minimum. The bathrooms were absolutely filthy. Not "a little messy," but dirty enough to make you question how often they're cleaned at all. Between the unsanitary conditions and the disorganization, the entire facility felt neglected. I was hoping to find a dependable gym for future business trips, but this was a one and done visit for me. If you care about cleanliness, clear communication, or a professional environment, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere. This facility needs serious improvements before it should be charging people to use it.

I have been enjoying the rec center for 2 1/2 years but I will quit now after a drag show was…read moreallowed there Today. What does that have to do with exercising. This was the last wholesome place I could take my children and grandchildren that didn't cost so much money. I am sick of all of this. Can't go anywhere anymore. The world is sick and this is the last place I thought this would happen. I am pulling my membership. You have so many strict rules in there, I was really impressed with the lifeguards and how well they watch the children And the older ones like myself. You always close down to make sure the pool is clean and everything is well maintained. I thought you had some decency, but now we don't have any good examples for our children to follow. I just want to swim and play pickleball and use the gym equipment and not have to look at some men dressed up like women. children need really good role models and this not setting a good example. What's next for the children? Who allows this? When you allow this, the center will go down. The community goes down also. This is not upbuilding, this is tearing down. This is a disgrace. I'm not supporting this. Anybody else going to stand with me?

Poor planning and no follow through on project completion…read more Cites inability to secure permitting but I attribute it to poor planning and even poorer leadership. Not a fan.

I absolutly love this PRIVATE member's only pool! It's for a great environment for children or…read moreadults. Lifeguard staff is always very friendly and kind to the kids. The membership was Totally worth it!

This is a private pool. You must have an annual membership. It's great for families with kids…read more Lifeguard staff is very friendly and attentive.

Great basic swim venue. Decent seating availability. Not much for snacks, etc and no shops working…read morewalking distance

It's been 7 years since my first visit to James E. Martin Aquatics Center. It was great to get…read moreback. My fondest memories are of my young son swimming with Auburn Alum, Olympic medalist and TV commentator Rowdy Gaines at a week long camp directed by former Auburn Head Coach Brett Hawke. Parking can be a challenge for visitors. The closest areas are reserved for faculty and students. There is parking in the nearby football lot. The facility although dated to the mid 90's is in great condition. The primary pool and diving well is for Auburn swim and dive team. However, faculty and students can use the pool. The spectator area is marvelous and spans the entire length of the pool and well. The Olympic size pool is 50 meters with movable bulkhead, platform diving and well. The aquatic complex consist of approximately 145,000 gallons of swimming capability. The Long Course pool has eight lanes for competition with depths of 7-8 feet for greater speed. The facility is maintained to high standards and immaculate. Auburn is a fabulous city with the Auburn campus meshing into one big happy community. War Eagle!

Good seating area and life guards seem alert and ready. Adult swim time is only inside the outside…read morepool closes completely for this time just an fyi to everyone as I didn't know that before hand. Very clean and staff is friendly

Many swimming options, clean and spacious changing rooms, showers, and lots of kind and competent…read moreLife Guards! Fantastic place to be. Thank you!

I went with my Neese's it was absolutely fine and we're actually going back today no Problems at allread more

Such a great place for kids to come and have a wonderful fun filled day on the water slides, and…read moredifferent pools. The staff, although young are very friendly and attentive.

Considering the price was free it's hard to beat. I found very little information about these guys…read morefrom their Facebook "webpage" or Google listing. No one picked up the phone the few times I tried them and I wasn't even 100% sure they were still in operation. They ARE OPEN and it's a pretty cool place! Browns Mill, like all of the summer water facilities around Atlanta it seems, is run 100% by teenagers. There are advantages (cheap labor) and disadvantages to this (lack of professionalism, lack of consistency on policy; such as letting us in for free after first saying there was no entry at 6:00 when it closes at 7 and then actually closing at 6:45), and general chaos on a busy summer day. Lots of teens running around may or may not be a problem depending on who you are. Why are kids always vomiting in pools? I've seen this at four different facilities this summer and it happened not once, but twice at this pool yesterday. Just lean over and do it in the grass. I suppose it's not fair to evaluate to how often kids are (or are not) vomiting at an aquatic facility but it did mean we didn't get to try some of the main features of this park. It would have been nice if they also put up a sign about not using this sections as we arrived after the first vomiting incident and we only knew not to go in because others were avoiding it but didn't see any visible grossness. My two little ones liked the small lazy river and layout of the place. The pool looked fun but you have to pass a swim test to go to the deep end and this test changed depending on which life guard you asked. Even going in with your kids they just aren't allowed there. They also have a small kiddie pool section and a splash pad section. The two big slides looked fun as well as the kid's water playground. I would make this trip again and even at $7 (advertised local dekalb county residents price) I think it'd be worth the cool down on a hot summer's day.