We have had the best experience with the Longview YMCA lifeguards and especially the director, Kym…read more She has been gracious, kind, and generous with her time with kiddos in swim lessons. We've seen her, and her staff be gracious with kids as they learn how to swim in a supportive environment. The lessons are direct, confidence is built, skills are being learned, and safety is being prioritized. We have been very happy with our experience and will continue on!

This place got really nice and respectful people here and helpful to other plus it's really fun to…read morecome here with friends and family

They have three pools. One lap swimming pool, one three foot free swim pool, and a toddlers splash…read morearea. There isn't an intermediate swim area. Old people are often going up the wrong way on the lazy river, which functions via weak small pumps. If the pump is covered, or the flow is stopped by anything along the path, the river stops working. This place would probably be pretty cool for a younger child.

Great indoor pool with a nice slide, lap lanes, hot tub, and small lazy river. The hot tub gets…read morefull on a busy weekend and the slide isn't always staffed. Usually during peak hours on Saturday (12-2) it's open. That being said, it's a great pool and I'm especially impressed with the lifeguard staff. They are attentive, kind, and professional. Better than most indoor pools I've been to. Gabby the lifeguard is especially wonderful - took time to encourage my daughter during her first swim test for a wristband. Worth the trip when you're in Astoria!

We really enjoyed the baby & me class held on Saturday mornings. The lifeguards and instructor were…read morenice. Great place to take the kids!

This center was a great idea but falls short. The building…read moreis beautiful. Nice pool. Large gym. Unfortunately the building was crammed in to fit on the lot and you can tell by the layout of the center and the amenities that are lacking. On top of that there is not enough parking.

This is an amazing and brand new facility on the south end of Lake Oswego. I visited to attend a…read morebirthday party and it did not disappoint. The pool is really amazing for people of all ages. There is a great kids area with a shallow pool, places to swim laps and other space for adults to just chill out. The waterslide is deceptive because it looks pretty short. But, there is a current that flows through it and it's completely dark inside! It was definitely more exhilarating than expected. There is a public golf course just adjacent with only nine holes. The rates seemed very fair and they have a driving range as well. This facility allows you to either join as a member with a monthly fee or pay a drop in fee as a resident or non-resident of Lake Oswego. Parking is plentiful yet still a bit challenging because this place is so popular. They also have a small snack bar area in case you need a snack while you're playing your heart out.

So SAD to see this place not taking attention to cleaning detail. Mold around the shower area, scum…read moreon the floor, leaky toilet seal for over 2 years, hair and scum on the floor under the suit dryer and no cleanup around the outside of the building. I've been coming here for over 15 years and it has never been this disgusting. Today the front desk let in a guy with a dog and he proceeded to walk around the pool area with it. They should realize some people are allergic, all the helpers did was smirk. SAD.... people are going to start getting sick.

Whenever I stay on the coast for more than 2 days, I come here to get in my swim. I just can't go…read morelonger than that without doing an hour of laps. Both my mind and body need the water! The pool accommodates 6 swimmers and I have never had to wait for a lane. One end of the pool is super shallow, like maybe 3 feet, and it feels a bit strange to swim when your fingers almost touch the bottom but it's a pool, and I need my work out! The water is a moderate temp, around 80 degrees which dpfeels cold when you enter but after two laps, it's perfect. The locker and shower room is clean, which You can't always say about recreational facilities. They allow travelers to use just the showers for $2 and they limit it to a very specific timeframe. If you pay $9 for the day pass, a shower is included. For residents who pay taxes to Seaside, the day rate is $6. Don't worry if you forget your towel, for another $1 they will provide. In addition to the main pool, there is a smaller baby pool and a jacuzzi. I pass on those, not just here, but anywhere. Since I visit Cannon Beach a few times a year, I'm thrilled this facility exists. Right after my morning coffee I take the 20 minute drive to Seaside, get in my swim, shower, dress, and meet back up with my friends to enjoy the afternoon and evening.

Took the kids to Ida B. Wells Pool on a scorching July day--crystal-clear water, multiple lap lanes…read morefor my workout, and shallow areas with fun features kept everyone happy for hours. Lifeguards were vigilant yet friendly, lessons were well-structured for beginners, and the grassy perimeter was ideal for picnics; super affordable at $5 entry with season passes available. Neighborhood gem that's safe, clean, and beats pricey private clubs--can't wait for next season!

So fun! We went on an 80° August day and had a great day. Only $5 for kids and $6 kids admission…read more Pools were really clean and there were lifeguards everywhere. Love that they had concessions that were very reasonably priced too. It felt like a quintessential summer outing.

This is a fantastic look to go swimming. I love everything about the heated pool. It's really great…read moreif you have someone that's handicap because they have a role in the area for a wheelchair and then if you're into lap, what you can do that too.

This place is actually located at a school. Staff is friendly. Locker room is clean. There are 2…read moreseperate pools. One pool is a wading pool and the other is a lap pool. Both are on the small side. No Olympic lap swimming here. It's not very deep either, so no diving boards. It's as basic as you get but it's still nice if you just need to do some laps.

Wonderful and affordable for families! We loved that a…read morefamily pass is $13 (or $15?) for an hour of swimming. Swimming pass only lasts 60 minutes - then they take 15 minutes brake time - so check the schedule if you don't want to wait for the next swim session! Great family locker rooms too - they have three large shower rooms (with toilet, bench, etc)

OK I may be judging the book by it's cover but this community center is located by apartments with…read morerun down cars. When we pulled into the parking lot, there was a homeless guy right outside the doors of the community center. The field next to it doesn't look that well-maintained and my kids refused to even leave the car because of how uninviting/sketchy the place and area looks.

I'm really surprised by a couple of reviews that say the pool or facility is dirty. The place has…read morealways looked quite clean during the last year I've been going there. The pool and facility are wonderful and well-maintained. It's a great gym, I highly recommend.

The staff is nice and always helpful. Membership isn't cheap for a family of 6, but we pay it due…read moreto the lack of pools in Camas. During the summer it's overcrowded and a fight for any kind of shaded chair. The play area is for little kids so if your kid is older, they're squished into a portion of the cold lap pool and left to fend off giant floaties and pool toys. I took a dip in it a few days ago and the water was cold, cloudy and thick from sunscreen. Meanwhile, the outdoor lap lanes, hot tub and both indoor pools are for adults only. The other 9 months of the year is even worse. Family swim is only a couple hours on several days and it's restricted to the small warm pool only. No big pool, no lap lanes and no hot tub. Still battling floaties and dodging squirt guns. I'm opting to install a swim spa in the backyard so we can actually swim as a family and spread out. A much better investment.