The lifeguards are horrible, a bunch of yuppie kids doing absolutely nothing to monitor or uphold…read moretheir own rules. Kids run wild, the lazy river is overrun with inappropriate kids being obnoxious, they discriminate against kids with disabilities quite frequently as well, there's no adult swim or consideration for the adults who are actually paying for memberships. It's kind of a zoo and it's a mess. We did one summer with them and will not be back. Just bad management across the board

Stopped here on the 4th of July. It was busy but not…read morepacked. This pools seemed clean and well staffed. The lazy river was a great way to start a day! It has a few slides to choose fromt and the lilly pad for the smaller ones. I didnt try any of the foods or treats that are offered by the facility. Overall a good, clean, fun pool for a deacent price. ($8 for non resident, $6 for resident). I will be back!

For privacy I did not take pictures of the inside with children present. I will say this is…read moreSilletti was very clean and I loved it. They had a desk as soon as you walk down to greet you and see if you needed any assistance. We have personally been here a few times for family events or functions. Our kids always have a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoy going back. Our kids also always make friends which is great. There are tons of events such as kids night out, breakfast with Santa, princess dances with dad and much more I highly recommend following them and keeping an eye on all the upcoming events! I will say they originally priced for three kids. We spent about $50 for four hours.

Rude front desk staff ruined the experience…read more On June 21 around 1 PM, I came to the facility with my sisters, excited to enjoy a swim. Unfortunately, the indoor pool was at capacity--which is completely understandable. What wasn't okay was how the front desk staff spoke to us when we arrived. Instead of simply informing us the pool was full, the woman at the desk said, "Y'all was ready to go swimming, huh?" in a tone that came off sarcastic and dismissive. It felt like we were being mocked for just showing up ready to enjoy the amenities. We didn't cause any trouble--we just wanted to enjoy our day. But that comment and her attitude made us feel extremely unwelcome and embarrassed for no reason. That's not how guests should be treated, especially not when they're following the rules and coming in with good intentions. We ended up going to the outdoor pool instead, but the interaction at the front desk stuck with me. A little professionalism and courtesy would've gone a long way. I hope management seriously considers retraining staff on how to speak to guests respectfully--because this was a major disappointment.

Ongoing issues with maintenance at this facility- things never get fixed in a timely fashion. Today…read moreafter swimming I went to shower- no hot water. Ran the shower for over 5 minutes and it never got hot, only ice cold.

It's been a challenging year since the CFO embezzled money that was meant to pay for staffing. Many…read moreservices have had to shorten their hours and availability that had not had issues in the years prior. Questions about pool closures have gone unanswered and it's honestly so sad to watch my Y get swept up in corporate greed. Hope things can get better.

We had a great time at Raging Rivers WaterPark. It was extremely hot the day we went, so the long…read morelines for the waterslides were expected. Even with the wait, the slides were a lot of fun. We especially enjoyed floating around the lazy river and cooling off in the wave pool. The food was also reasonably priced, which was a nice surprise for a water park. Overall, it was a fun day, and we'd definitely come back.

Although a small water park, it's a lot of fun. The setting is perfect along the river. The staff…read moreis friendly and there are plenty of lounge seats to sunbathe on. Don't miss out. Hit those water slides, the toilet bowl slide, lazy river, and the wave pool for a good water logging kind of day. We normally grab some snacks too.

My family have been members of this subdivision/community swim club for the past four years and we…read morelove it! The subdivision is very well kept up and the neighboring school district is top notch. The swim club is very family friendly with a baby pool and a deep end diving area for the bigger kids. Our kids have been on the swim team the past two years. They went from basic swimmers to advanced within the first 3 weeks of practicing. The coaches are amazing!

I mainly joined The Pointe at Ballwin Commons because they participate in the OnePass gym…read moremembership through my health insurance and have water aerobics and other classes included at no additional charge. (They also participate in Silver Sneakers, if you have Medicare.) I really like the large indoor pool and enjoy the water classes. Of note, you do NOT automatically get access to the North Pointe Aquatic Center in Ballwin when you joint The Pointe at Ballwin Commons - there is a separate membership for the outdoor aquatic center. This is definitely a family-centered gym. There are tons of kids around. They are doing some renovations/upgrades of different areas at the time of this review. Currently, the interiors are a bit dull, not fancy like some other gyms. They have large basketball courts and pickleball open play times (no charge). There are swim lessons, open swim times and water walking in the lazy river (check the schedule so you aren't disappointed). There are also a ton of classes and programs with additional charges. There is a childcare area. The weight lifting areas and upstairs indoor track are kind of awkward in design, and not huge but you can get a workout in. The outside is nice. There are large free parking lots and a cute playground for children with picnic tables.

For the price, you can't beat it! I go there to use the cardio machines, such as elliptical and…read moretreadmill. Sometimes I use the weight machines. It's not too crowded so I've never had to wait for a machine. There's a track upstairs if you want to walk or run. Fitness classes are included with membership, which is such a great deal, but I haven't tried them yet. There's also plenty of parking, which I always appreciate. Checking in at the front desk is easy; you just scan your keychain and head in. I do wish there was more space to do your own HIIT, bodyweight workouts, and stretching. You can use the classroom if there's not a class going on, but it would be nice if there was a room open all the time.

We love this park, and now that the splash pad is open it's even better. The splash pad was shut…read moredown for a few months to get resurfaced and it is no longer super slippery. There are two slides in the splash pad area which is a beautiful feature that not many places offer. They do have a staff member at the top of one slide making sure the kids are safe going down. The splash pad area had some great shaded areas, but I do wish there was more. They have a dump bucket and some small little water fall type things. All areas except for the slides are handicap accessible. The playground itself is always a great time. My kids tend to be daredevils so they love the rope area.

I guess we should have looked at the park website first because I would have never guessed a public…read morepark had these rules: *No outside food and beverage allowed in the park. *No pets allowed in the park. There is AstroTurf everywhere which can explain why no pets allowed, but AstroTurf isn't really safe to be around especially during high temps. Very pretty playground and water park area - glad they actually fixed the slip issues. Also there's a fee to play pickleball and rockclimb inside. Cute place especially if you want a dog-free area and want to pay for water.

As the name suggests, this Dardenne Prairie city park is directly behind the muni government…read morecenter. It's smallish but offers several amenities. There are a two nice children's playgrounds, a water feature in hot summer months, and a combined amphitheater/bandstand for warm weather concerts. A shelter provides sun and rain protection for picnics. City Hall Park has three fields for baseball or softball. A concession stand is open during special events.

One of my toddler's favorite playgrounds! The playground is clean and safe. The restrooms are…read moreupkeept well. There are two distinct halves, one for older kids and a toddler friendly area.