Hilltop Swim Club is a Wonderful swim club that is very family oriented…read more The parking I'm ample and the pools in great shape.

Never crowded and lots of space to set up the whole family. Always trying new things to push…read moremembership engagement. I consider this a hidden gem. My kids love the pool as well and always look forward to playing with the friends they have made. Wonderful baby pool. They are also on swim team which is small but growing each year. The coaches are fantastic with the kids as well.

Pool is fine, never been crowded, clean enough, but despite its being tree lined and tucked in a…read morebit of natural space surrounded by grass, the peace is disturbed by the 6 speakers that blast radio music. Forget trying to read in between dips in the pool.

water was the perfect temp not too cold not too warm and the whole place was super clean plenty of…read moreloungers too lifeguards were chillin but kept an eye out best swim ever ‍

first time trying out a philly public pool! we did have to wait outside for about ten minutes to be…read morelet in and then an additional five for the life guards to get to their stations, which was a bit disappointing because we only have 50 minutes to swim before they kicked us out again! there's small bathrooms, and no changing rooms but they do have a place to rinse off your feet? (very odd as there is no sand but y'know...) i wish there was a place to change out of my wet bathing suit and into dry clothes, but other than that it was worth trying out on a really hot day! really clean pool and life guards are posted at every side :) unfortunately did not get any pics!

I'm 81 yrs old and ate the age of 13 or14 Kelly pool was in our neighborhood that we had not the…read morethe only ione but the only one in tarea area that we where allowed into swim in BUT Kelly was first class we went most every Sunday when the swim period was the longest . The other pool didn't allow blacks !

Perhaps the most beautiful pool in N. America!…read more Lap-swim friendly in 2023: The only public pool in Philly where one can swim laps. There are three permanently roped off, 50m-long lap swim lanes! It's big: Olympic sized (50m x 25 m). It's free: No charge! Capacity & time limits: Sometimes when it's really crowded (eg, hot and sunny weekend afternoons), a line forms outside the pool, because they limit capacity to a number that lifeguards can safely support. When there's a line, every 20 or 30 minutes, they'll ask everyone in the pool to leave the pool grounds, and then they'll invite the next batch of people to enter the pool grounds. If there's a line, you could try to ask the gatekeeper if they can say when they'll next clear the pool, so that you could decide whether to enter for that bit of remaining time or wait to enter with the next batch for the full time limit. Family friendly up to a limit: lots of big kids, little kids, babies. I'd guess the pool is 4 feet at the shallowest. There is no wading pool. Fun for grownups to hang out (in 2023): this season they've instituted adults-only hour on weekdays, 6-7 pm. I think kids can continue to hang out on land, but can't be in the pool after 6 pm. Showers are meh: There are 4 outdoor, totally exposed showers (and no indoor or private showers) and their drains tend to swamp with standing water, so you'll want to rinse your feet separately if you shower when exiting. They don't mind if you shampoo and soap in those outdoor showers. Also it sucks that they leave the showers on continuously, wasting hundreds of gallons of water per day. Great setting: Ample parking. Next to beautiful Please Touch Museum, lots of beautiful, soft, green grass for sitting or laying on, and the pool is surrounded by Fairmount Park's acres of picnicking lawn. The rules are pretty standard: wear a swimsuit, no floats. The only things that would make this pool better: more life guards to increase capacity, add a wading pool, add a snack stand (but then they'd always be overcrowded, so they'd have to hire even more lifeguards), let people use floats during adult hour. And clear the shower drain and fix the shower controls so we don't have to waste water and leave them on all day.

Our boys love this pool, we left another great pool to swim here. It is the perfect place to take…read moreyour family and have your swimmers compete locally. Great staff, awesome families and many students!

Great hidden secret in delaware! If you're looking for a family friendly pool, this place is for…read moreyou! Diving area, nice sized main pool, fantastic baby pool for the little ones!

This is our community pool and we love it! It's great to actually get something back from your…read moremonthly HOA payment, and what better thing then a pool you can use every day in the summer. The lifeguards are attentive, for the most part, and I feel safe letting the kids swim in the pool. They check the pH levels frequently which makes me feel better about the sanitary conditions. The pool is just one of the many reasons we love the Williamsburg community, and I'm so happy to call this great neighborhood home!

We had such a good time in Philadelphia and when you hit up a lot of different parks and things to…read moresee and do. And we had a wonderful time here at this splash pad park it had a lot of cool things to see and do. Really had a good time it had murals it had some slides had some swings is right across the street from Little Italy and it was a wonderful experience

One of our favorite FREE ways to spend some summer hours in the city is here at Herron Sprayground…read morein the Pennsport section of town. It's not huge, but gets the job done. The kiddos really love it! It's safe as it's completely gated. There's a neat playground, some boulder things they can climb, as well as a few different splash areas. They have picnic tables, but we prefer setting up a blanket under the trees in the back. It's perfect! There are some mosquitos back there so having some spray doesn't hurt. The park is very clean. No trash and well maintained, but the bathrooms remain gross however. Ugh! Just come prepared for that. I wouldn't dare let my kids use it as a changing room. Knocking a star off for this. We usually come during the week, earlier in the day or around dinner time if it's a scorcher. I believe those are the best times to come. There are school and camp trips made here regularly, so there may be groups in and out. Usually not an issue though. Don't let the kids run in flip flops. I've seen many slip and fall here. Invest in a pair of Keens or some similar water sneaker with traction! I actually find them at Payless and Target for a steal! It's a great way for them to go from water to the playground too! Bring toys and buckets. The kiddos love catching the water and splashing their siblings! :) We usually grab food from Grindcore House nearby or bring a picnic! There's a popsicle shop across the way on 2nd for some post play treats. A snack bar would really take this place up a notch!! The ice-cream man does sometimes drive by so make sure you have some cash if you don't want a crying kiddo. Always bring water though! Free street parking is plentiful.

We had our event at The Cynwyd Club and would absolutely do it again. Holly was smart, responsive,…read moreeasy to work with, and genuinely a pleasure throughout the process. The venue came to life in a way that completely blew us away. The food was great, the staff was impeccable, and we heard rave reviews from guests all night. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Amazing venue! This was the second Bar Mitzvah I hosted at the Cynwyd Club and our event was…read moreflawless. The food was delicious and plentiful. Holly and the entire staff were so easy to work with. I wish I had another mitzvah to plan because I would definitely have it here again.