Affordable prices and lawn chairs available. The area was clean. Decent sized pool. Staff was very…read morefriendly

It's been hot lately. Like, Africa hot. Kids griping about how hot they are, followed by the…read morequintessential "I'm bored" summer complaining loop and "can we please do somethinggggg" *insert whine-y voice* ~ When it's too hot to hit up the park, the zoo or botanical gardens, and you know you'll get through the aquarium too quickly, and you've already done Explora a few times, and don't feel like going to a movie....you know it's time to get WET! Paradise Hills Pool is a great option if you're on the westside. Reasonable admission fees, lifeguards on point paying attention, nice water slide, a few shady trees and covered table areas, it's a great spot to wear the kids out and catch a few rays. You can bring your own coolers, chairs and floatation devices!! They also serve free lunch in the summer lunch program inside the pool facility on the grass area during the week, and were even open 4th of July with a free popcorn and snow cone machine for the crowd. During the week it can get a little packed at times, try to get there by 12:30 or once they hit max capacity, you'll have to wait in line a bit until someone leaves.

The Sierra Swimming Pool and Tennis Center are really fine public facilities. The staff and life…read moreguards are well trained. I particularly like the refurbished tennis courts and pickleball courts!!

The water temperature and the life guards where nice, but the pool was very dirty and it was not…read morewell kept. The water was cloudy and you when I was swimming I felt leaves and more hitting me.I Have have heard that the pool is cleaner later in the year, but I think the pool should be clean all year round.

I brought my son here after remembering that this pool had a nice play set in the water. I'm so…read moreglad I did. This pool was perfect for a toddler, not too crowded, not a ton of teenagers, a graduated entrance where he could play easily, and he absolutely loved it. I'm not sure if they offer season passes but it was $11 for two adults and a toddler. Their prices aren't posted anywhere which needs improvement. They take cash and card as do the snack/soda machines. We'll definitely be back.

We love corrales pool! Such a good pool to go to if you have toddlers and young kids. The slides…read moreare a huge hit! Lifeguards always on watch also

if you're a lap swimmer it's more than accommodating, but some pretty shatty hours when it comes to…read moreopen swim. You'll be excited to go with your kids, especially since it's the summer and they'll have an all day lap swim. I don't know how you can just turn away so much money from the community like that. Something should be done to adjust the schedule some more swimmers can take advantage of it at better hours. I mean, you might even make some more money.

We came here under the threat of some summer monsoon rains and it was fantastic. The competition…read morepool is currently closed but everything else was perfect. My son loves going down the slides over and over again, I like that it's a small pool by itself. The basketball is separate which is also nice, it prevents crashes. The graduated pool is nice and there is plenty of space. We'll definitely be back.

Word of advice: don't sign up for a membership here.......run the other way!…read more My family and I recently moved out of state. At the end of June, I called several times to cancel my membership, but each time I was told to call back because the manager wasn't available. In July, I finally had to go in person because every time I called, the manager was either unavailable or in a meeting. I even left my contact information for a callback and never received one. When I spoke with Jenna, she told me I would be charged for August, but if I provided proof that I had moved along with my new address, the August charge would be waived. I submitted the requested documentation that same day in July, including proof of my new address. Unfortunately, Genesis rejected my documentation, and I'm still being charged for August. I never missed a payment and my account was fully paid through July. This has been an extremely frustrating experience. The lack of communication, inconsistent information, and failure to honor what I was told has been very disappointing. I expected a much smoother cancellation process, especially after providing everything that was requested.

If there was ANY other choice for an outside pool on the west side I would cancel my membership. So…read moremany areas for improvement - Cleanliness, staff attention to members behaving badly (pedicures at the pool, boys in the women's locker room), condition and safety of the pool area, high price, management that doesn't seem to care.... One positive is that the classes and teachers are good. Maybe after this transition to new owners is over things will improve....

Do they accept "Silver Sneakers"? No, they do not. It is a…read morevery clean facility, great location, so I still go here. They post events on the big lighted sign on Rodeo Road. Front dest people are informative & kind.

Very cheap price for ice time (only $8, my home rink is $22) and very warm! Seems to also have lots…read moreof other things.

***West Gate Mini Dog Park***…read more This review is strictly about the mini park, not aquatic center. This gravel/rock mini dog park is located on the back side of West Mesa Aquatic Ample parking Had the dog park to ourselves Clean, 2 trash cans in the mini park, 1 dog disposal bag area Lots of weeds but no goatheads

Took my kids here to play today and they had a great time. It seemed very clean. We went to the…read moreindoor play area.

I want to share our experience with Fish Factory after having my children enrolled there for the…read morepast four years. Swimming is an incredibly important skill, and for a long time, Fish Factory was an adequate place for my kids to learn. Unfortunately, our experience with the business side of Fish Factory has shown us that their loyalty, flexibility, and compassion only seem to extend as far as your ability to keep up with their unusually high prices. After a difficult year financially, we fell behind on payments. This was not ideal, and I fully understand that businesses need to be paid. However, our balance had always been paid eventually, and for the first three years, we had no payment issues at all. None of that history mattered. Four years of being customers did not matter. The fact that this involved children being removed from a skill-based class they had committed to did not matter. Rather than having a real conversation with us or showing any meaningful willingness to work with a family going through a hard season, Fish Factory dropped both of my children from their classes. They gave the appearance of working with us, but in reality, it felt like they were simply waiting until they reached the date that allowed them to remove my kids without needing to discuss the situation further. That is the part that is most disappointing. This was not a family asking for a free service. This was a long-term customer asking for basic communication and a little compassion during a temporary financial hardship. So, if you are considering supporting this business, I would keep that in mind. If everything is going perfectly and you can afford their high monthly costs without interruption, you may be fine. But if your family ever hits a hard month or two, even after years of loyalty, do not expect that to matter. There was no compassion from management. No meaningful conversation. No care for the children involved. Just a cold business decision. A few additional concerns from our time there: * Lessons were sometimes cut short when it suited them. * Classes we were told would be comped due to illness were never actually comped. * A significant amount of the sickness we dealt with seemed to originate from their facility. * Payment issues were handled unprofessionally, including being approached and embarrassed in front of others during toddler classes. * Instructor turnover was frequent enough that children could become attached to an instructor only for that person to be gone shortly after. Swimming is important. But so is how a business treats families, especially families who have supported them for years. Based on our experience, Fish Factory failed in that area completely.

Instructors are nice, I have my 6month old going here. If you miss a class they allow make up days,…read morewhich is great.

Clean and professional Staff always answer question even if…read moreit is a little kid just curious. We always choose this pool site Nice caring life guards in duty

Rio Grande Indoor Pool is a great facility. In addition to lap swimming there are also swimming…read moreclasses for kids. We have gone to their great water aerobics program that runs 5 days a week (MWF mornings and TuTh evenings). Water aerobics is more exercise than you imagine (especially when Anthony is leading!) and less stress on your joints than some other aerobics options. The pool and locker rooms are well maintained, and the staff is friendly. Prices range from $2 to $4.25 depending on age and sometimes event, and there are monthly passes. Seniors (60+) get in free.