Here we all are, waiting outside the pool AGAIN for Quinyh to show up. The main reason anyone comes…read moreto this pool is because of the hours... Unfortunately that doesn't mean much when the staff is late every single day (and usually rolls up with coffee). The pool is pretty clean, the facility is usually pretty dirty. The pool manager Nicole is great, but the staff being late every single day sucks, especially for people on a time limit. Wish Seattle would open another pool early so we wouldn't have to wait for staff that can't figure out how to set an alarm. Learn to wake tf up Quinyh!

This pool is bad the restroom was really bad. The toilet stalls lock were broken. The pool is ok…read morebut it was dirty. And the shower was awful

this pool, the crown Jewel of Seattle aquatic centers. The warm water temperature and maximum 3 1/2…read morefoot depth in the leisure pool with riverwalk and whirlpool, then a jump into the Jacuzzi is a perfect routine for a non-swimmer.

The lack of reinforcing safety, lack of knowing policy and the unkindness I have experienced from…read morethe staff here... is through the roof. When I joined I was simply told what my ten passes got me access to and what it didn't and handed the schedule. My PT has required me to use both a hot tub and do laps and stretching to help heal my lower back and hip problems and prevent surgery. Rainier Beach was closest to my home that had both, and 6 passes in, I've always been waved through and been given two wristbands--one for hot tub, one for laps because PT orders--on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, only time I can come. Tonight they let me randomly know that they would be charging me two passes at a time if I needed this therapy routine--I would be double-charged from here on to treat my injury. I told them then since this was the only pool with the facilities I needed for healing, and couldn't use other Seattle centers, I would need a refund. The supervisor seemed very proud to let me know that I could talk to their management about it, but they probably won't give me one. No apologies, nothing that sounded like sorry for the miscommunication that was going to take more of your money than you signed up for and were informed of. Just the appearance of: yeah that's not gonna happen, like they were better than me. This was the final straw though, where, refund or not, I cannot go back. The first issue I had was my second time there ever, where a male swimmer I was sharing lanes with kept tapping me, getting too close and came up fast behind me and ran into my feet. It scared me, so I asked the lifeguard to reinforce rules. She made an excuse for him when he wouldn't listen. This was not a teen swimming; he was about 6'5. So instead of doing her job by reinforcing the rule, the lifeguard said "there are lanes over there," for me to move instead of him. I didn't let it slide though, but then it just got worse while I was trying to stand up for myself. I went to other staff members and a supervisor. Next thing I knew they were all standing around in a circle, excluding me, in silence, like they hoped it would fizzle out. They just stood there, together, quietly, and the issue of my not feeling safe suddenly didn't seem to exist to them. I couldn't believe what this looked like from the staff, overall (maybe misogyny and group stonewalling...?). I confronted them again, this time saying I couldn't believe they were not tending to this. They seemed to finally realize this wasn't going to go away. So what did they do?: One of them went to the man and had HIM take care of it. They didn't enforce the rules, they went to him shrugging and forced me to talk to the man face to face, instead of enforcing personal boundaries I was asking for. He luckily was extremely apologetic, but he also didn't know what to do because-you guessed it- IT WASNT HIS JOB. It was THEIRS. His apology helped, but obviously I was so freaked out I needed to speak to the person in charge to let them know their staff didn't know how to handle these situations and how unsafe this was. And... it just got EVEN worse. This person in charge literally asked me to show him the rules posted by the pool like he had never seen them before. I READ THEM TO HIM. Folks, I was in so much shock, I think my IQ dropped that moment. I knew right then that as a single woman, maybe a woman in general, I was not safe there. And if I came back I would have to constantly be on edge. He kept gaslighting me and his argument was that the man had apologized and that a brush or an "accidental touch" was not a big deal. He also avoided any professional apologies himself. They had the swimmer do all the work for them. I've already been persevering every time I go back after that instance, always watching over my shoulder in case, but after tonight now they want extra money I don't have that was never explained nor before implemented- because of a routine I need for preventing surgery.. It's not a choice--I CANNOT go back. For dignity and a sense of safety. And offering another location is no excuse for this disrespect for folks who are just trying to take care of themselves. I'll miss it; it's beautiful~only reason not 1 star.

My kid has been attending swim classes here for 2 summers. The fee is very affordable and the…read moreclasses run daily. The facility and the instructors are awesome. My kid loves going to swim classes.

Great for place for families! Reasonably priced swim lessons, small class sizes, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff!

The coolest location for a pool! It is a little walk to get to but definitely worth it! I went to…read morethe open swim session and my 2 year old daughter who loved it. There were lots of lounge chairs and pool noodles. Highly recommend!

This review is from August 2021…read more I've gone to this pool before COVID and it was so. crowded. Even though the pool is gigantic it felt like someone was swimming over and on me on every moment. Enter COVID. Now they have limited entry - with people able to go in for hour long sessions. It's great. I went for the noon session on a Tuesday. It takes about ten minutes to walk from the parking lot to the pool as a single adult - probably way longer if you have kids and a bunch of stuff. I got there at 11:30 and there were about ten people in front of me in an organized well marked line. Masks were required for entry until you got on the pool deck. The pool is split up into lap lanes and recreational swimming. The recreational swimming area is huge and spacious with the new people limitations. There are pool noodles, plus it is a salt water pool so a lot of buoyancy. It was extremely relaxing and one hour with not many people is actually quite a bit of time to be in a pool. It's right on the water - but note you can't see the water from in the pool but you can from the deck. And the stroll back is lovely too. All in all - a lovely time if you plan ahead and have the time!

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 !

One of the few easily accessible pools in the Seattle area. The lap pool has 6 lanes and is 25…read moreyards. It's deep and I feel like people usually know to split lanes. The busiest times are in the morning and they have pretty available hours from 6am-2pm weekdays and early mornings weekends. I know you can even rent it out if you want. I like getting my swim workouts here when I can!

Nice and clean! Not too big but good for small kids or lap swim. Good price and they have some…read morefloaty toys you can use. Hopefully soon they can open the slide.

The best swimming Pool in North Kitsap! Friendly staff. Clean locker rooms. Four to Six lanes for…read morelap swim. Warm, clean water!

From the owner: Swimming lessons Swim camps…read moreWater Aerobics Aqua Zumba Lap Swim Open swim Birthday parties

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.

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.

Great atmosphere, nice location, and solid swim/dive programs. Would especially recommend for…read morefamilies with kids.

Great neighborhood swim club. We've been members for 7 years. Awesome atmosphere, with very warm…read moreand welcoming members. Our kids have a great time every year on the summer swim team, which is suitable for all levels.