Love the pool, the aerobic water classes and price for seniors. Thanks aPacifica. Hope to get a…read moreregularly attendance program.

This is the for swim classes, specifically level one class. We normally attend Tuesdays and…read moreThursdays classes and I noticed at this time the manager is busy chitchatting with staff and not focused on the swimmers and teachers. Some days this class has two teachers but lately this class has only one teacher for about 7 students. They are not given the attention they need, where as level 2 class has two teachers for 5 students.. not sure the logic here being that level one are beginners... talking to the manager here is like talking to a young high school graduate who appears to be inexperienced and is preoccupied with socializing rather than managing the department. Lacks professionalism!

My daughter has been attending Anderson's a little over one month and she absolutely loves it…read more Staff is friendly, instructors are knowledgeable and scheduling classes has been easy!

Hands down one of the best swim schools in the San Francisco area! Great, smart, and friendly…read moreinstructors. Instructors are patient with my kids. Anna and Toni are the best with our kids. Our kids learn so much from them and now excel in the water. Thank you Anna and Toni for teaching our girls.

We have been members here for a few years now, and it's been such a luxury to be able to visit a…read moreclean, not-crowded, kid-friendly pool. The pool itself is quite large, and much of it is 4-4.5" deep, which is helpful for water safety. There is a simple diving board, and the lifeguards are very watchful. We've hosted some lovely parties there, and there is ample parking.

I joined in 2019 and have really enjoyed the pool! There have been significant improvements in the…read morelast 3 years. I'm writing an update to my last review because they've updated the sign-in/sign-out system so it's much better now via an iPad rather than the binders. They've also added a water station for refilling water bottles. They no longer have a food stand, but they do have vending machines for snacks and drinks so that works pretty well. Also an improvement is the adult swim lane. previously there was only adult swim 15 minutes every two hours so that was difficult! Now there is always one lane which I really appreciate! Lifeguards are great, and i'm glad that they tell kids not to run. Kiddie pool was not functional this year due to a leak, and because it needs to be overhauled/rebuilt, it's unclear if it'll be available next year. I think most members love having this pool to go to during the season.

TLDR: Check the schedule on your website before coming here. It's super cheap and has the amenities…read moreyou'd expect. Bring a lock if you want to store away your valuables. Entry for 1 adult is $7 or you can get their 10 entry pass for a discount. It's a great deal for an hour or more of swimming. They offer Lap Swim and Family Swim, which you'll have to check their schedule online for the exact times. We made the mistake of showing up in the 30 minutes between the sessions and had to wait. They have slow, medium, and fast lanes for lap swim and it's usually not too crowded if you go in the afternoon. Family swim, however, is when they divide the pool into 2 sections and it's great for beginners or people learning how to swim. They have showers and lockers here! You just have to bring your own lock to use the lockers. A lot of people just leave their items on the benches by the pool, where they can keep an eye on them. They also provide kickboards during the sessions. Overall, very friendly people and a great place to get some laps in.

Just a block from Mission Dolores Park, and around the corner from trendy shopping and restaurants…read moreon Valencia St, I would have never guessed that there was an outdoor pool right there in the heart of the city. The building itself could use some updating. The locker rooms definitely have *character*- there is all kinds of wood paneling, and orange and red tiling in the showers and walls. The shower area itself was confusing- there were 3 showers in a small, very dimly lit (and orange-tiled) room. Although the locker room was obviously outdated, the only thing that was truly missing that other SF city pools included is a swim suit dryer.   The pool was busy compared with other SF city pools I have visited; I was surprised to see 2-3 people per lane. It was a smaller pool (4 lanes, 30 yards), with narrow lanes, and it did feel crowded. Some were waiting for swimmers to leave before hopping in for their swim- my lane mate complained about running into the entry/exit ladders when swimming near the wall, and I did get breaststroke kicked.   Apart from the number of people, it was such a treat to swim outside right in the middle of the city.The Mission Pool is a hidden gem best meant for anyone who is comfortable with no-frills locker rooms, and is looking to get outside to enjoy a casual swim.

Enrolled my baby into the Cuttlefish class and he enjoys it! Some instructors are more enthusiastic…read morethan the others, but that's okay. I like that the pool is heated since it gets pretty cold in the area. The first 15 minutes is free time, then the rest of class consists of sing-along and additional activities. I thought an hour would be too long, but it goes by pretty quickly. One session isn't enough to teach them to swim, it's nice to get them acclimated to being in the water and getting their whole head wet. Especially when we don't know anyone that has a pool near us.

Wonderful place to do swim lessons with your little one! I've done at last 3 Cuttlefish sessions…read morehere now with my daughter, which have been fantastic. You sign up for day of the week, and get a 1 hour swim lesson with other children around the same age (6 months - 6 years for Cuttlefish). The first 15 mins of the class are free time in the water, you can play with the various water toys. The next 15-20 mins is Karaoke in the Pool, with nursery rhymes in a circle time. The last 15-20 mins of the class are divided into age groups, with the youngest kids on one side, and older kids on the other. Some of the teachers are really wonderful, Mary is my favorite, as she has a passion and affinity for working with the little ones. All the teachers are great though in different ways. My daughter loves swim lessons here, even though the class week after week is the same thing lol. The classes are also inexpensive compared to Le Petite Balen. The makeup sessions are very flexible too - just be sure to call Monday morning at 10am the week you'll be needing a different day - and generally they're able to fit you in. Or even in my case, they couldn't, but said to call the following week to have me do the make-up, which was so kind. Parking is super easy here too, and conveniently located next to the Zoo and Sunset district.

My favorite outdoor pool in the peninsula!…read more I've been going to Burlingame Aquatics for many years now - I use to even swim competitively! The pool operates as both short (25 yards) and long course (50 meters) depending on the day and time. If it is short course, there are about 20 lanes, but if it is long course, it is usually less lanes due to classes/ other programs being held at BAC. I've dropped into lap swim ($9) but I started to opt in for their 10 day pass which is $85 ($5 savings). I also just learned there is a monthly unlimited pass for $75 which is a great deal if you do plan to come in more than 10x a month. Check out their website for hours and if there will be less lanes due to classes. I love going during the day since you'll get a nice tan afterwards!

Centrally located on the Peninsula and close to Burlingame Avenue with its stores and restaurants…read morefor après swim shopping and dining, we felt welcome, great since we came solo without the team. (We go to extra swim meets for additional practice competing and improving time). Pool is sparkling clean, staff is welcoming and got us checked in quickly and seeded. Very cramped and old locker facilities knock off a star.

Awesome pool with great light and wide lanes. Lifeguards keep it pretty clean. Parking is pretty…read moregood for the city

Affordable, great staff, amazing lifeguards, clean and well maintained facilities…read more From year round athletes training, every day swim exercise routines, swim lessons, or casual family fun times-it's a well designed space with a great viewing area. Pro-tip: -There's a 2 hour parking limit in surrounding area parking -pay close attention to street cleaning days -the front desk is information central

This facility is embedded within planet fitness (it's on the second floor)…read more I had hip surgery (torn labrum) and went here for my rehab and had the pleasure of working with Marie and Mori Jo as my physical therapists. Yes, the facility is a little rough around the edges, but Peninsula Sports easily makes up for it with a super friendly staff (shoutout to the front office) and therapists. PT takes a while, several months in my case, but the most important thing you want to know when evaluating a PT clinic are outcomes. I am back at 100%, better than before the surgery. I had a number of setbacks, but the staff worked with me slowly and methodically to get me where I am today. If you're looking for a PT clinic, you can't go wrong here.

While I can't speak to the knowledge and patient care of the staff. My first impression was left…read morewith more to be desired. Tried calling to confirm if the center was in-network (I assumed it was since they came up on my search). Instead of being helpful, the front desk was blunt and unhelpful. Don't let my experience turn you away, but from my initial outreach. I do not recommend.