Fantastic pool, very clean the staff if very welcoming helpful and all around great place to relax…read moreand enjoy life.

One of the nicest public pools in Pittsburgh area. The pool itself and grounds are huge so you…read morenever feel cramped. The snack bar has great food and they play good music. There is a nice park area outside of the pool as well with a pavilion that can be rented for parties for a very reasonable price. $55 for a season pass is an excellent value.

Highland Park pool is welcoming, clean, and spacious. It's…read moregot areas for eating and relaxing on towels and blankets as well. Lap and open swim. Clean bathrooms and shower rooms.

Excellent swimming pool near the zoo and reservoir. There are trails, pavilions, beach volleyball…read morecourts and tennis courts nearby. Fun, if a bit chaotic vibe!

My. Lebanon pool & park are lovely South Hills amenities…read more We frequented the park and pool several times a month when my daughter was growing up. In fact, she learned to swim at the pool. The park and pool and meticulously taken care of. Great community gathering spot for a day of splish-splash with friends and/or family.

I bought a season pass for myself and my daughter this year I will never do it again…read moreGoogle is great water slides great rock climbing wall great diving board also great All these things would be great if you could actually go to the pool ! worked my ass off today and I carved out some time to go to the pool it said it would open at 4 right when the forecast has rain they close if rain is even a thought I have gotten almost no value out of my membership This pool is constantly closed Filter not working Water cloudy Don't have any staff I'm having trouble understanding what my $300 was for the only thing that would make me buy a membership next year is if they send me a refund for all the times the pool was closed and they kicked everybody out and they didn't open Etc this year.

The Oliver Bath House began in 1915 just as it's titled, a public bath house…read more It was closed down for several years (2017) because it was in such bad condition. However, it's since been renovated and repaired (2023ish) and is now an inform public swimming pool. The pool is closed during the summer months. Since the reopening of the pool, it's become a popular spot in fall and winter months. I love having a swim here. There's just so much history to the building and the pool. It's extremely clean and well-maintained. There's open swimming, lap swimming, aquatic programs (water aerobics, lessons, etc.). A true South Side gem.

It's been closed for years now…read more At this point Pgh City needs to give residents a winter option for indoor swimming. My kids are losing their ability to retain skills over the winter and with the amount we pay in property taxes it seems unfair to them and all families that we have continued to wait.

When I come back to visit the town I grew up in I always stop and visit the pool I look through the…read morefence and still see myself swimming in 1973. It still looks exactly the same which is kind of neat with the big diving board and slide. It has a snack bar lots of room to sunbath and a picnic area connected plus Ball fields. There's a nice park within walking distance. It's a nice community pool

Most of my childhood summer days were spent at the good old Leechburg Pool. Back in the day my mom…read morewould drop me and a friend off with some cash for pizza or the delicious french fries and of course penny candy right after lunch so she could go home and do her housework, cook supper, and watch the stories. I loved hanging out there with all my friends and typically they would have some teen nighttime swims too that were always really neat to swim under the lights. They have a tall slide and two regular diving boards and a high dive. Behind the pool fence is a big park you can also walk to and play on the equipment or utilize the pavilion and picnic tables. There is not much to do in the smaller communities for amusement and this is a great option.

Great place to Hangout during the summer months ! We love it ......have been members for several…read moreyears !

Kids K. Response is hilariously crazy. I guess she expects the world to revolve around her and…read moreexpects this business to kneel down at the government's commands and if they don't, she wants to lose them business by writing neg. reviews. Classy huh? ....People are living their lives. A great place for family.

3.5 stars. I'm a Borough resident and grateful to live within close walking distance of this pool…read more For a couple years it was under construction, taking a bit longer than expected and reopening to great anticipation. Now here we are, and it's hard to be disappointed with such a gorgeous pool, but there are a couple of misses here. The good: There are graduated entries throughout as opposed to the stairs that used to serve as the entry points. The deep end has two waterslides, a climbing wall and a low diving board. The baby pool has beautiful shade covers that I wish had been there when I was growing up in Baldwin-Whitehall. There are fun little splash features in the middle of the pool. The bad: I would be disingenuous if I didn't say I was disappointed about how they redesigned the deep end. The additions of the slides and climbing wall are largely for kids/teens, and came at the expense of the lap lanes for which I largely use the pool. Lap lanes still exist, but just four of them, and they are always filled by people who grab one and stay for a long time. When the pool was first reopening there was talk that these would be by reservation, and I can't imagine how that would have worked either. So now I just generally swim around the main expanse of the pool, which is fine and slightly heated, especially wonderful if a day is otherwise not quite warm enough to be swimming. Finally there is the snack bar, which didn't open at all this year. There used to be a great, large snack bar down the little hill near the parking lot, and that's gone now in favor of a smaller one at one of the entrances. The little ritual of grabbing an ice cream bar or similar a couple times a year is fun for me and a lot of families, I'm sure, and is very much missed.

Specific to the fish fry - Save your $$. The fish was dry and way over fried. The bun was cold. No…read moretomatoes or lettuce. The picture looks great but the food a waste of $$ Go to a church and support them. Not First Class. No Class. Sorry but true.

This review is specifically for the fish fry. It was so tasty! With options to order online or over…read morethe phone super easy to order and pay before arriving. And the fish was very crispy, love it.