Updated 1 year later. This place is made a 180. I've been twice in the past couple of weeks…read more Evidently they are under new management. I cannot sing this public pool enough praises. The staff was so welcoming and wonderful. I did not see any staff looking at a phone at all. I've been twice for close to 4 hours each time. The guards watched that pool like their lives depended on it. An adult male was struggling in the deep end at one point and the guards were both in the pool assisting him out before I even knew what was going on. Great job guys. Keep up the awesome work y'all are doing. I feel completely confident allowing my kids to swim here now. Fantastic experience from beginning to end. And it's very clean.

Now, I love just about everything there is about Tucker, the parks and rec department is on point…read more This is a lovely pool with a fun splash pad perfect for the littles. Today was my first visit. I had two mom friends there with a group of 4 total littles, 3 of them only 2ish. We mainly kept to ourselves in a corner by the splash pad. Social distancing, you know. So there was these damn cones. They separated chairs in another social distancing effort. Okay, I get it. But my 15 month old starts playing with the cone. I tell him no, he is redirected to the pool.. but he's a literal baby. At some point he picks up a cone and another two year old picks up a cone and they're moved around a bit, but as I'm redirecting kids the lifeguard comes down and wants to have an attitude about the kids and the cones. Well first off, I'm impressed you noticed anything since you've been staring at your phone the entire time and probably wouldn't catch anyone in distress in the water, but let's come have an attitude about a few babies and some cones. Yea, we get why they're there, but these kids are literal babies. If she wasn't enough, then a 2nd person working at the pool comes over yapping about the cones.. nobody else had touched a cone.. he wanted to explain the purpose of the cones.. WE FREAKING GET IT BUT OUR GROUP OF LITERAL BABIES DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE FIRST, SECOND, SOMETIMES THIRD TIME! You'd think the toddlers would be the ones having meltdowns, but nah, we've got a few full grown adults getting emotional over some kids acting like kids. Moving an orange cone a few feet. Hysteria. Such horrible little heathens we have. Anyway. The pool is nice. The guy who checked us in was friendly. The life guard played on her phone the whole time until she switched with one who halfway paid attention, so watch your kids.. and beware of any orange cones. Serious business, y'all.

Being less than thrilled with the two pools operated by the city of Tucker, I'm so happy I found…read morethis pool just a short drive down the road in Clarkston. I am impressed with the professionalism of the staff, the lifeguards are both attentive and courteous, very important and different from Tucker pools. This pool offers two amazing features for very young children, both a separate 1ft deep kiddie pool and a wade in or "beach entrance" to the main pool where kids can walk around and play and splash at a depth they're comfortable with. There are also a few splash pad type features like jets and waterfalls, although the falls aren't always operating. It is kept meticulously clean and I see the guards checking the chemical levels of the pool every hour or so. Also.. it's affordable! $2 per person. Today we were told there is a two hour limit due to capacity / COVID, but that's about the maximum time I'll stay with a toddler. I am not sure if they enforce this on really slow days.

Nice size pool. Love that they have a separate pool for smaller kids if needed. Not a bad price.read more

This is my favorite place to play tennis. I may be a little bit bias because I used to play City…read moreFinals here when I was younger and it brings good memories, but it really is a great center. It used to be called North Fulton Tennis Center, but Sandy Springs purchased it and changed the name (if you care to see a couple other reviews, search "North Fulton Tennis Center". Here's the deal: they have 24 courts... Both clay and hard. I have never had an issue getting a court here, and the staff is generally pretty friendly. You have to call two days or less to reserve one. They also have showers, lockers, and a store, which are the norm for most tennis facilities. Lastly, the center is off Abernathy Rd., which leads right to Roswell Rd. which is of course full of goodies. You can drop by Trader's Joe's which is a mile away, Whole Foods, or, if you just finished a 3-setter and feel it is well worth a celebration (which, it is;), there are tons of Mexican restaurants to get a cerveza... Tijuana Joe's to the right, and El Azteca is to the South (left). So, good luck and have fun!!!

Reasonably priced and nice, clean courts! I've taken beginner classes here and the instructors are…read morevery good at what they do.

As of Sept 9th, 2012 Chastain Park Swimming Pool has now closed for the season and will not re-open…read moreuntil May of 2013. It is crazy as the weather in September is often some of the best of the year (as evidenced by the glorious temperate sunny days this week), but without a heater for the pool, the season is all too short, running from early May to early September only. I will miss you for now, beloved Chastain Park Pool. :( See you next season!

The pool NEVER updates its info online or on Google. Hours are wrong, info is wrong, etc. Whose…read morerunning this thing? And then to call and try to get information, your call is never returned. The Chastain Park Civic Association also never has updated info about the pool on its site. Geez.

Great introductory class with Kristin! Loved the focus on fundamentals for me individually!read more

I started going to Empower Yoga after moving back to Atlanta in December. I couldn't be happier to…read morebe attending this wonderful studio. The hot yoga practiced here is challenging but well worth the effort. The community of knowledgeable and passionate teachers who seem to know almost everybody's name makes it familiar and inviting. All teachers follow the Baptiste Yoga training but always add a little of their own individual touch to make it different in every class. Oh! And don't be surprised if you get hugged a lot! The positive energy flows all around.

Nasty place for the swimmers. Dynamo doesn't invest much money on their facilities. Also the…read morebuilding is old and parents don't even have a chair to look for their children. They just charge the same amount of money as any other good swim club. So you have better options in ATL.

Very good coaching and very good staff. I recommend this if you are looking to improve skills…read morefaster.

Friendly staff, clean facilities. Classes started on time. Updated communication for class reminder…read moreand reasonable pricing.

I would NOT recommend this location for parents who are concerned of swim safety. Parents are not…read moreallowed to observe students in the small swim pool and you can't see what's happening during the class. They put two classes in the small pool at the same time and the class in the inner corner is completed blocked by the wall. It can't be observed at all when you sit in the parent area where they designated for parents to sit. There are also no other staff to observe the class to sure safety. Students who swim in the small swim pool are those who can't swim and still learning. And at their age, they don't always listen and follow the rules and need monitoring for safety. An incident happened to my daughter as she was pushed by a boy behind her walking to the other side of the swim pool, and the coach didn't see what happened (when my daughter got pushed and scraped her pinky which caused 1cm skin came off her finger). As my daughter cried, she was asked to "keep moving" as the coach didn't see what happened. As I was talking to the coach to understand what happened, she was not able to articulate what she saw "as she didn't see anything". Luckily, she is old enough (5 yo) to describe the situation. If she were younger or can't articulate, I would have no idea what has happened. Management is also not kind at all and not doing their job. They didn't want to file an incident report after what happened until I asked for a few times. After I obtained the report and return back to the swimming area (before we leave), one of the staff named Natalie (who proudly announced her name) immediately followed us warning us if we make a scene, she will have us removed. We didn't pass any of the areas where the management said we are not allowed to walk into. Throughout the process, no one in the school apologized nor showed that they were sorry what has happened - it makes us feel we deserve it and they only want to get rid of us. Also, they didn't have a proper first aid kit to wrap my daughter's finger. They provided a thin small (which they called standard sized bandit) and I found difficult to cover my daughter's wound area.

We had Brian at Craft Your Pool design and build our pool. The pool turned out beautiful and would…read morehighly recommend.