Greenfield pool is probably the best Gilbert public pool there super chill about tricks off the…read morediving board super nice staff amazing community I just is better than Mesquite please don't change anything about this pool

Greenfield Pool is one of the several public swimming pools that the city of Gilbert offers…read moreaquatics. It's has a splash pad, diving boards, Picnic tables and grassy area all immaculately maintained.

went for the movie and swim night with my kiddos and it was awesome. Lifeguards are nice and…read morehelpful! my boys loved the frog slide for the littles. this has been our second time coming

Having only been to one of the Mesa community pools-slash-aquatic centers, I can't really judge…read morethis against anything else. So I can only relate my experience here and let it stand for itself. This is a former junior high, turned into a recreation complex. The pool itself is really three pools--one is the kiddie section with a sloped beach entrance and a tower with buckets that fill up and dump out water sporadically. There's a small slide for the wee ones, in the shape of a frog. The kidlets slide down the frog's tongue and giggle and squeal. Then at the other end is the diving area. Two lower diving boards and a high dive. Not so high, but high enough that every so often a kid will get up there and wuss out. I've done it once as a 10-year-old, so no judgments from me. The other pool is the landing area for the waterslides. Two small ones--big enough that there are height restrictions, but not like a waterpark kind of slide. Just enough that the younguns will have something to break up the simple pool bobbing. There are a few lap swim lanes, and there are bleachers on the north side with shade, so I'm guessing there are probably swim meets here? Then you've got one big pavilion with cement and a large umbrella with grass. Pull your chairs in and hunker down. There's also a small area with tables for your snack needs. The facility is nice. The pool is nice. The bathrooms/changing rooms area little nappy--but that's their design. Concrete floor and a trough of dribbles and drips under the urinals. Other than that, the lobby serves its purpose and is indeed air conditioned.

My company always hosts an event here every year and every year the staff at the Kino Aquatic…read moreCenter is wonderful. The lifeguards are helpful and the local water polo/aquatics team goes above and beyond with amazing hospitality. The facilities are always clean and this tournament is highly anticipated every year!

Love it. No complaints. Pool in clean and stays heated in the winter months. Sometimes the pool is…read morewarmer than the air, which is so nice. Staff is really nice. I swim even when it rains.

Great facility!…read more Chandler is the other side of the Valley from me, but since this year's Tri For The Cure took place at Arrowhead Pool and Park, I was able to check it out today for the event. I loved that it was so easy to get to (just over a mile off of the 101 from the Chandler Blvd exit)... The pool has 8 lanes that are 50 meters in length plus the deep end/diving area (seen in the photo). The facility has plenty of restrooms, changing rooms, etc... and it's located right in the middle of the beautiful Arrowhead Park - it was a fantastic venue for the Triathlon. Despite the event running an hour and a half behind schedule, it was a ton of fun and ran smoothly once we started. We enjoyed watching the youth event - it's amazing how many kids participated! They were so cute! I recommend both the event as well as this facility depending on your goals and where in the Valley you live. Thanks to the City of Chandler for hosting this amazing event, and for all of the volunteers that helped out along the way! Congrats to all of those that competed today as well!

So far, this is my favorite pool to date. Its a bit out of the way for me, but worth the drive…read more Here's why. For starters, the only downside is that its buried deep in a subdivision. I never knew it was there until I did a search on yelp & the internet for swimming pools. Secondly, this place is HUGE and NOT crowded! Two entirely seperate swimming areas! One for the kids, with zero level entry, a water slide and a lazy river. The "adult" side of the pool is entirely seperate, and Olympic sized! Holy Moly! Diving boards, swimming lanes, a basketball hoop and TONS of room to move around in. This place, for once, has ample seating! Tons of chairs! Never a problem to find a place to lay out here! Covered seating is also available as well. Locker rooms are large and plentiful, with lots of toilets, showers, changing areas and lockers for 25 cents. I will go out of my way to swim here. $2.25 for adults, and kids are much less. Go check this place out!

OH MY GOSH!! So I came back. I woke up at 4:40 AM today to drive to this pool and be forced to swim…read moreWITH HAIRBALLS AGAINST MY WILL. I previously left a VERY ACCURATE REVIEW about these atrocious hairballs 11 months ago. These hairballs are in my nightmares. The scalp pieces connected on the hairballs are yellow and make you GAG. I was doing my peaceful breastroke swimming and holding my mouth shut. Hoping I wouldn't CHOKE and/or SWALLOW a VIOLATION OF SAFETY CODE PIECE OF SCALP. It was like having a hairball with the side of pool. FILTER OUT THE HAIR. And parents, if your kid is taking lessons here, PLEASE BE AWARE and make wear a SWIM CAP. PLEASEEEE!!!

this place is horrendous, the park is extremely small and you need to take swim lessons in order to…read moredive. And every like 5 minutes there is a lifeguard reading out rules, there was a drill for the lifeguards today DURING POOL HOURS. Also, you aren't able to do any backwards tricks, which is so lame. The pool ALSO has hairballs in it.

Honestly, the only way to beat the heat in Arizona is by chillin' pool side! Carson Pool is a great…read morefacility to swim because theres lots to do. The kiddos can chill in the shallow end, you can cannon ball off the diving boards, slide down the water slides, get your excersise by swimming in the lap pool, or just lounge on a pool float! This is a very nice facility that includes large locker rooms, showers, and cleanly restrooms. At the pool they have shaded areas for the non-simming folk, vending machines, and of course the diving boards, kiddie pool area, 2 different waterslides, and lap pools. For all this the kid day pass is only $2 while an adult is $4, And on Monday night its 50% off! This pool is a very fun place to spend the afternoon, and I reccomend anyone trying to cool down in the Arizona heat come splash around at carson pool

How can you not love a good pool with a refreshing swim in the summertime in Arizona? I know I do!…read more I like to take advantage of the fact that there are an abundance of wonderful public pools throughout the valley, and this is one of them. It's open to anyone, and the charge to come in is reasonable. Adults are $3.50, and kids are $1.75. They have wonderful locker rooms here, with plenty of showers, changing rooms, and bathrooms for people to use. The pool area itself is quite nice, with the shallow entry like a beach feature, lap lanes, a small diving area and plenty of water features for kids and adults. They have one of those bucket things that tips water too! Even a water slide!!! There's covered areas for you to stay cool throughout the facility, and several lifeguards throughout the pool, playing close attention to those swimming. I wish they had a few more lawn chairs here, but most were taken by the time I got to the pool in the middle of the day. I also grabbed a pamplet, and they offer swimming lessons all summer long if you have kids, along with a summer swim team as well. If I had kids, I would enroll them in something like this, for many reasons. For starters, kids need to learn to swim, and it promotes water safety, along with building confidence and keeps them in shape. I was a swimmer growing up, so I can speak from experience! I also like supporting local services like this, as I feel like I get to be part of the community I live in. Its part of the city of Mesa, so its like going to the libary for me....but instead of books I trade up for water! LOL People here are wonderfully nice, and I will gladly go again. O, and congrats to me, this is review #400!!!

This location is very unorganized. I had scheduled a swim class for a private lesson and they did…read morenot add it to the schedule and booked someone else and took my son out of class 5 minutes into his session. Not once did manager apologize to me or my son they simply said your son wasn't on the schedule and this child was. Audrey is the person who spoke with and suddenly unavailable during this conversation. They clearly double book that session but declined to admit an error. The worst experience ever when returning to this location.

It's sad that I have to give this review. We started here back in 2016 with our first child when it…read morewas called, "Aqua Safe". It was solid, personable, and coaches actually enjoyed and cared for the kids growth. Fast forward to now, our oldest (8), middle child (4), and our youngest (2) have been loyal to this company for a long time. The facility was OK, we stayed because of the young coaches that taught our kids, also we don't like change in general . Since it was bought out from SafeSplash, we saw a decline in students, the vibes are off from the coaches, the parents/kids. The management cares more about the tasks not actually care of each kid. The new swim curriculum is weird and I don't see any improvement from my 2 and 4 year old boys compared to my 8 year old when he started with aqua Safe's curriculum. Finally, I don't recommend it this place anymore. It used to be awesome for the kids but now they're more focus on making money vs kids growth in swim. We're currently at Swimhaus Swim School and it's been amazing. Family local owned, which is huge plus for us!!

Enrolled my girls for the summer to help them learn essential swimming skills. We did a free trial…read moreclass at another swimming lessons business, but we were not impressed with the structure or location (it was located behind a building, thru a rear door, inside a gym). When we got to our first lesson at Aqua Tots, we knew we made the right choice. At only a couple dollars more per lesson, this place seemed like a 5 star luxury resort in comparison. The staff is so friendly. There is a large changing area with separate bathrooms, there are blow dryers available, and also a swim suit drying machine!! The swim suit dryer was very impressive!! They have a very comfortable sitting area for family to sit and watch their child in class without having to sit in a stuffy, hot / humid pool room... Instead, parents can kick back in a comfortable chair in the air conditioning. As a bonus- They offer complimentary water and snacks for the students & parents. We love Aqua Tots! I highly recommend to anyone!

We had our daughter here for only a few months and had a few bad experiences. The reason we ended…read moreup canceling our membership was because of our last session, my almost 5 year old daughter was in her lesson when I looked down for one minute and looked up and she was crying and standing on the step looking at me while the instructor was with another child. I got up right away and ended up walking into the pool area to help her because the instructor was with the other child in her group. The instructor didn't say she saw anything. My daughter cried the whole way home and had a hard time calming down. She never wanted to go again but couldn't tell me what exactly happened. We canceled since we weren't going to force her to go. Well, a month later swim lessons got brought up and she just now told me that she didn't wanna go back to swim lessons because she almost drowned in the water. She said she went under water and couldn't find the wall. I am writing this review now to warn parents please don't take your child here if you are serious about teaching them to swim. It's not worth it and the groups are too big for them to learn anything anyway and the way they just have the other kids sit by the wall while the instructor is with one child at a time just seems unsafe.