Beautiful outdoor natural waterfall and swimming hole. My only regret is that I didn't bring my…read moreswimming suit! I can't wait to go back. The hike is easy compared to others in the area. It's about a mile to the swimming hole. Be sure to bring, all the outdoors stuff: bug stray, sun block, etc. Also, you are in nature so, be on the look out for snacks - we came into contact with a black snack, it was harmless but definitely pay attention. Wear shoes unless rocks don't bother you. It's honestly a beautiful place! Here's an article that provides more info: https://gohikevirginia.com/sugar-hollow-reservoir/. I almost forgot. There's no cell phone service. No bars baby.

Directions are past the third goat ridge on the right (open maps) and it's a 40 min walk but you…read morecan get there quicker if you speed walk/run.

Five stars for this small, well maintained pool on Snowshoe Mountain. It's located beside Allegheny…read moreSprings, a 2 minutes walk from the middle of The Village. There's a great, shallow (2.5') play area inside that perfect for younger kids. The fun swim-thru hole lets kids swim into the outdoor pool from inside. The outdoor pool, which is 3' and 4' deep, has a small slide. There's also a dry sauna and two hot tubs. The temperature of the pools and hot tubs are listed when you enter the facility. Towels are available for free, and the locker rooms are clean. Summer 2018 prices are $15 per person for the pool. The better deal is a day pass, month pass, or season pass, which includes lots of Snowshoe activities and unlimited pool time is included. The pool has life guards, but no pool breaks. Be sure to check their hours since they are open odd hours, even during the summer.

Family oriented. Don't go here if you're an adult or couple looking to relax. Hot tub wasn't hot…read moreenough and sauna was barely warm despite us asking for it to be turned up hotter.

I've been bringing my kids for years to this pool. There's something for kids of all ages. I can…read morerelax a bit while there, knowing that the staff is absolutely on top of enforcing their copious rules. The pool staff earned bonus points this week when a manager went above and beyond looking for an item lost by my distracted teenaged son. I was duly impressed!

I can't speak to the cost because I come with my grandson and his parents, but the place is just a…read morefun place to be. There's a small bar, a place to eat (can also get food delivered). Currently there is a jazzy band playing. There is plenty of shade and chairs. A cool place to chill...

Good pool club, with a baby pool (1.5ft), a kid pool (3-4ft), and a full size lap pool with lanes…read more(7ft at its deepest). Water temps are comfortable. Kindly staffed and well maintained (reasonably). Theres a little sandy area for landlocked kids to experience some beach, but it wasnt raked (twiggy and a bit weedy). A beach volleyball court up on the hill. Summer family membership is $1000. pool toys and goggles are available for guest use.

This park is fantastic! Pro-tip for travelers with young kids -- this is an EASY stop off 81, close…read moreto a lot of food joints. You can pick up fast food, then go here to eat and let your kids run off pent up car energy! This park has so many perks - the play area for kids includes upgraded sensory equipment, including water play, swings, a chalkboard area, numerous slides, a huge climbing dome, and a pirate ship sort of thing. Nearby there are tennis courts and a community pool. Numerous benches and table seating for parents, some in the sun, some in the shade. And public bathrooms that were clean - unheard of for most parks. If we lived nearby, we'd be here every day I bet. Amazing city project!!

I love this place. Nice place to relax, get some sun, and get a little swim time in. I am not…read moreallowed to go down the slide, which makes me sad, but I suppose it is for some kind of safety reason.

An OK Pool There…read morereally aren't many options for pools in Crozet, so as far as Crozet is concerned, there isn't much better than this. However, when compared to other pools, this one is about as mediocre as one can get. Lacking a deep end or interesting structure, the best part about this pool is its one mushroom spray structure. This structure is always crowded with families because after all, it's the only mushroom in the pool. The lap lanes take up much of the rest of the pool. Price for admission to this lackluster aquatic center is $10 a person, which isn't terrible until you consider what little you're getting for the price you pay. It's nothing offensively bad, it's just kind of.... meh. I don't typically use that word in any of my reviews, but it's time to call a spade a spade.

From the owner: The Swim Club is a privately-owned, public club offering memberships for the summer swim season…read more Open Memorial Day Weekend-September each year.

Chef Wilbur is killing it !! Everything from fabulous brunch sandwiches to spectacular salads and…read moresome of the freshest quac and chips ! They have gluten free bread and the service continues to be spectacular! Aidan Jurvin Diana Leah Melvin Sophian - just to shout out a few folks making this place very very special !! Delicious bites plus the best view in reston = unbeatable !

From the owner: Penthouse Pool and Lounge is open to members and their guests. We are conveniently located in…read moreReston Station on the 14th floor of VIDA Fitness, within walking distance from the Wiehle-Reston East Metro Station. We validate 3 hours of parking on the weekdays and 8 hours of parking on the weekends during pool season (May - Sept).

The staff there really make it one of the best gyms in Harrisonburg! They're always welcoming and…read morethe equipment is varied and high quality!!

I have been a part of the Valley Fitness family for about 40 years. Thirty of these years I was a…read morefitness instructor. Val, Jenny, Josh & staff continue to keep our gym as the Best Gym in Harrisonburg because of their dedication to fitness and the well-being of their members! Thank you!! Sharon W,