If I lived in Long Beach, I'd be a regular here. I was visiting from upstate NY and swam here early…read morein the morning - great atmosphere, friendly employees and patrons, $4 entry fee. Check out the hours because they change based on day of the week. The clocks were also easy to see if you're doing a structured workout. I was easily able to get a lane (to myself!) when I visited, but there are teams that practice here so that might not always be the case. The pool is heated. The air was around 55 and water was high 70s/low 80s I visited. So awesome!

I love the beach, but whenever I hear of another sewage spill flowing down the LA River into the…read morePacific Ocean, I cringe. The best option is to visit the olympic pool near the volleyball courts. Admission is $4 for an adult and a great way to cool off during Summer. The pool water is azure, clean, and I saw at least 2 lifeguards on duty.

The 10-lane lap pool, located on CSULB's north campus, is open to the public 5 days a week. It can…read morebe found between the Horn Center and the Engineering buildings, and its cheap! $1 to swim! A month long swim pass is available for $25, saving the regulars a couple bucks/month. You dont have to be a student, they dont check IDs, and paying is typically by way of the honor system. Because of classes, water polo, and whatever else they do here, the pool is only available for "open lap swim" during limited hours, which is my only complaint. On the other hand, they are open all damn day, so thats a plus. Early mornings are usually not overcrowded; afternoons get busier, often requiring swimmers to share lanes; and i have yet to swim here in the evenings. Its an outdoor pool, and the summer weather on campus is nice, so ive been using this place up like no other. Fall (open-lap swim) pool hours: Mon - Fri: 6:30am-8am; 12pm-1pm Mon - Thur: 7pm-8pm

Love this pool! Water Temps warm, views of palm trees and the ocean…read more. Rusty's water aerobics classes may change your life and most certainly will make your day..

My daughter took swimming classes here and learned how to swim thanks to the amazing instructors…read more She always enjoyed coming here, and I'm very happy with our experience. The instructors and staff are friendly, supportive, and professional. She also joined volleyball classes and really enjoyed them too. We're very thankful for this place!

Aquatone fitness classes are just the best! I attend Monday and Wednesday at 8:15am. Dawnette…read morepushes us with each class and continues to keep it hard and fresh each class. She is just the best!

Visited the Colorado Lagoon to search for bioluminescent fireworms on an April evening about thirty…read moreminutes after sunset by the dock. When I arrived, there were already people lined up along the edge, quietly focused on searching for a glowing line that moved like a worm. Parents had brought their children, making it an all ages event. The sight was captivating as the fireworms swarmed near the surface of the water for a few seconds before diving back in. It is said that these creatures rise from the seabed during specific moon phases to spawn at the surface, creating an unforgettable display.

A very beautiful walk no matter what time of day. Love the sand and wooden path terrains that give…read morevariance to my dog's walks. The construction over by Orlena Ave is a big bummer, as it prevents us from completing the trail loop. We just walk from Appian Way up the lagoon crossway, north on the path until we hit 6th St., then turn around. From there, one could take a left on 6th St., then a right on Federation Drive to extend the walk, but it's still not a loop. Regardless, it is a nice area and the view of the water along the path is a peaceful sight. The sandy beach of the lagoon has always been populated with lively children and teens in the water when we've gone, so that spot in particular is not so peaceful. Also, if you're taking your dog, we've seen a man twice with three huge, off-leash dogs on the corner of 6th St. and Monrovia Ave that take over that whole grassy area, so beware of that. Otherwise, there's sometimes a group doing yoga there.

I love my grunions! Such a supportive, welcoming and inclusive group of people! I'm only sad that I…read moredidn't join the team earlier!

This is the greatest swim group ever! We have members of all ages and abilities. Some of us…read moreregularly compete in USMS swimming meets, some of us are social swimmers. We have lots of workouts and lots of fun. We have respect for all individuals no matter what their background or ability. We have a number of social events and we regularly travel to swim meets together. I have met many individuals who will be lifelong friends. I chose this team over all the other masters teams in the area 8 years ago and my decision has been validated many times over.

Working with Sunsplash Pool Builders was one of the best decisions we made for our home. From the…read morevery beginning, they were clear, communicative, and professional. The entire construction process went so smoothly--it honestly couldn't have gone better. The only hiccup came from delays with the city's building department where they needed extra steel reinforcement, but Sunsplash handled everything with patience and kept us updated the whole time. Their quote came in a bit higher than some others we received, but looking back, I'm so glad we chose them. The peace of mind, the quality of the work, and the total lack of issues made it well worth it. You really get what you pay for. We love our new pool, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Sunsplash to anyone looking to build or remodel. They truly care about the work they do and it shows.

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This neighborhood delight is tucked just north of PCH close to DTLB. The restricted hours are the…read morebiggest detraction, so once you get over that, the pool offers many delights. It's indoors - no potential weather hazards, nor sunscreen concerns. The temperature is always nice. They have both high and low dives. The separate kiddie pool seems welcoming. My visits are usually during lap swim. Interrstingly, the clientele changes based on the time one chooses to swim. I very much enjoy knowing people from all walks of life benefit from this public pool. Swimming is a life skill. It's fascinating more public pools aren't around the Southland. Happy swimming!!

I used to love swimming here, but I pay to swim laps for one hour, and the Latino Supervisor plays…read moreBad Bunny Spanish music and says, "He plays it to upset all the old people (including me)". I informed him that "I was going to contact the City Council Member". He said, "So what, he's Mexican too". Now I swim at the YMCA in Lakewood only. It's really sad, I live in Long Beach and can't swim laps there because the music caters to Hispanics only. If you had a meeting in their conference room with all the other swimmers, you'd be surprised that I am not alone in this matter. There are a lot of White Americans, African Americans, and only a few Latino swimmers who swim from 6:00 - 7:00 a.m. This review is long overdue. I still have a lot of money on my Long Beach pool card, yet I prefer going to the YMCA at Lakewood.