Love this outdoor pool and little water park area in the summer. The facilities are well-kept, and…read morestaff were kind with safety in mind. My toddler son had a great time, especially in the shallow end of their pool, lazy river, and the splash zones. There are plenty of chairs around as well!

Omg what a gem and worth the drive. On the way out there u was like ok this neighborhood is…read morequestionable but when we got to the pool. My kids and neice were super pumped. The grounds were super neat, they have life vests of all sizes from infant to adult. There was a slide, a grassy area for additional seating, lawn chairs and it's perfect to host a birthday party. The session times were the perfect amount of time and it was inexpensive. The only thing in is the line is long but it moves. I can't wait to go next summer. I prefer it over wild waves any day. Cons: the lazy river I sustained an injury from because I was holding in the outside of my daughter's tube and my foot hit a large metal grate at the top.It hurt so so bad and I was limping after. When I came and told the staff they iced me up and wrapped up my toes. So that is something to definitely be careful of.

Staff is friendly and price is very reasonable. Bring your own supplies for shower. Hours for lap…read moreswimming are very limited.

Ok, so I take my kid to swim lessons at this pool…read more.. With that said, the positives are that it is affordable and they have a friendly an attentive staff. The con for this pool is that the initial viewing of it is dark reddish brown bottom gives the appearance of a dirty pool. I know they pour enough chlorine in because my eyes water and I don't even get in the pool.

The staff tries hard to provide a great experience every time I have been to the club. I have never…read morebeen disappointed with the food or drinks. The club itself is very warm and welcoming.

I'm a relatively new member at Canterwood C.C. and when joining Canterwood the membership Director…read more(Alicia Anderson) was fantastic !...Alicia is very professional, super friendly, and was great explaining all aspects and benefits of membership at the Club. I have had several meals (lunch & dinner) and recently hosted one special event at the Club...the food was delicious and service by the staff was and has been excellent. In particular Alicia, the F & B manager Ben Rodriguez and the GM Sam Niland were attentive and proactive in helping me arrange an execute a wonderful special surprise birthday event at the Club. Finally, I played golf for the first time at the Club and the Pro's (Jim Gillies and Al) were super helpful and staff Juliana, as well as, Ryan Anderson the Assistant Pro was outstanding and he took me out for 9 holes to show me the course and it is a beautiful, well maintained, top level, challenging, superb course with majestic trees and plantings and be careful...very fast greens ! Manny M. Gig Harbor, WA

I can't say enough good thing about Samena! Every department has shown such kindness, knowledge,…read moreand loyalty in all that they do. My children have been in the Preschool, Before & After school Care program, Summer Camps, & Swim lessons and they just can't get enough. Between all the events for the whole family, and the ones made just for us adults, there is always something for us to do there. Shout out to their Fitness Coordinator, Marianne. Her knowledge and patience through our personal training journey has been nothing but superb. Through multiple injuries, and a busy life, she helps me navigate what fits my needs best at every appointment. Thank you Samena for providing a safe 3rd place for our community!

We recently had a very concerning experience after visiting Samena. After using the hot tub, my…read moredaughter developed a rash that was later diagnosed by her doctor as hot tub folliculitis ("hot tub rash"). What initially seemed minor quickly escalated into a much more serious, full-body condition requiring an ER visit and follow-up care with a dermatologist. This has been an incredibly stressful and painful experience for our family, all stemming from what should have been a safe and well-maintained facility. I did contact management to report what happened. While they stated that their cleaning and maintenance procedures are within guidelines, that response was frustrating given the outcome and the severity of my daughter's condition. Proper sanitation of hot tubs is critical, and based on our experience, I would urge others to be cautious. Unfortunately, I can't recommend using the hot tub facilities here.

I live right next to this place and most of the time it's fine. Living next to a pool and…read moretennis/pickleball courts is going to come with noise issues. Most of the time they are pretty good neighbors but I am so tired of its members deliberately throwing trash, rocks, etc into our yard. It's disheartening that people are this disrespectful.

This was the best thing that our family decided to join. Great family fun. Chris Reed the president…read morehas been doing a great job keeping the facility running smoothly. If you are a family looking for a place to spend some time in the summer this is the place to be. The family's are great!

I competed at the King County Aquatic Center (K-C-A-C) during high school as part of my school's…read moreGirls Water Polo team. The diving pool and main pool that we competed in were all deep. In Water Polo this means no rest during a game because there is no ground within reach to stand on. Games here were thoroughly taxing in terms of physical exertion. Bleachers/seating overlook the pool and are well-tiered so that one can see the action in the pool pretty easily and the athletes are not too far away. The locker rooms are a bit on the small size for how big the pool(s) are/facility is, but in my experience they have been well maintained. Water temperature here was kept lower than other pools I have competed at. Specifically the temperature hovered around 78-79 degrees Fahrenheit in the main pool, it was slightly warmer in the diving pool/dive tank. Most of the pools I have swam at have been kept at about 81-85 degrees Fahrenheit, so swimming and competing in the pools here meant moving fast to stay warm. I did turn black and blue I got so cold some times though. One perk of this was getting to crank the heat in the car on the way home to get warm again after the water polo games.

Great place! Well managed during these covid times. They also try and utilize recycling programs…read morefor the big swim meets like Washington Open. Facilities are keep clean and hospitality is very smart and helpful. Security was well executed in regards to mask wearing and vaccination verification. If you are a spectator at a large weekend event be sure to bring blankets or chairs !

Stopped here twice now. First killing time between a random drop off and pickup slot at SeaTac and…read morethis last time after dropping someone off. We all came to go back. Small park and bathrooms. Cell reception at the beach but not in the parking lot.. maybe next time I'll remember to load the maps before walking back up. This time I brought buckets and offered water shoes so we could gather and release shells and walk in the stream. Perfect.

This place is an oasis from the suburbia that is lower Seattle. The greenery driving in is…read moreincredible and the views from the shore are picturesque. This is as close to a beach as you're going to get in Seattle and is not far from the airport.

Excellent, well kept pool!. I think well managed for the…read moreneeds of adults looking for a great place to practice.

I have been taking my kids to the Mount Rainier Pool for years and now I feel so bad I did. Youth…read morewho teach swimming lessons are not good at teaching: they do not correct kids and kids unfortunately do not learn much. We began taking classes at the Federal Way Aquatic Center, and 5 days of the first session was enough for swimming instructors to teach my kids what Mount Rainer could not: my kids swim and do side-breathing. if you want your kids to learn swimming well fast, I would not suggest to take them for swimming lessons to the Mount Rainier Pool.

Fun for the wave pool part, but expensive ($28 for 2 adults and one kid) and weird that you can…read moreonly go for 2 hours at a time, and then you have to get out and get back in line later? The kids splash pad area used to actually have water in it a couple years ago, now it's dry and pretty boring. Also no concession stand anymore, just soda machines.... There's a free splash pad outside the pool area that's much better for younger kids!

Hours to short. You pay for 2 hours but you won't get 2 hours because the line is so long. if you…read morewant to stay 2 session you have to pay twice which is ok but you have to stand in line for another 30 or more to get in. Horrible set up we used to go and it was an all day trip . We love this pool but not under the restrictions. It's summer give us a break