We were visiting from California and checked this place out with our family who lives close to it…read more It was so much fun! The slides were great. Splash pad amazing. And the pool was so nice it was cushiony on the bottom. Deepest is about 5 feet.

Great place to hang out with family! Come here a lot. Very clean and well taken care of.read more

I am a realtor & have lived in this neighborhood for 27 years. My kids & now my grandkids love…read morethe zero depth pool and water slide, truly the best subdivision pool, feels like vacation!

I'm almost 25 and I've been going here since I was 8. Nothing has changed. Well, except the food…read moreprices! I love it here! There's adult swim every hour from :45-:00, so if you don't wanna swim with the kiddos, there's your chance. There's two big locker rooms with lockers available (duh, I guess!) for $0.25 to $0.50 I think depending on the size. There's showers, a hot tub, a deep end that goes to 5 feet and a zero depth part for babies. There's also a separate mini pool with a water fall for little kids, a fountain, a sand pit, lots of grassy areas and a concession stand with like ten tables.

The pool offers a lot. Lap pool, pool, water slides, kids area, pavilion plus…read more However, the pool could be cleaner Last year I continually found gross bandaids in the pool and a few areas of the pool never seemed vacuumed. I was told the lifeguards vacuum the pool. Well, they do a terrible job, need training and a supervisor should be checking their work. Also, parents should be putting waterproof bandaids on their kids so they don't fall off. If a kid has a bad wound , they should not go in pool. The pool lifeguards do an excellent job of monitoring the safety of the members in the water. The pool needs to hire a maintenance attendant who can straighten up chairs, pick up garbage, enforce aquatic center rules , clean up snack area, etc

Clean, not overly crowded & very family oriented. Friendly staff and very clean bathrooms and…read morechanging areas. Lifeguards attentive and run safety drills frequently leading me to feel they take guest safety very seriously.

It's a great place and very affordable for residents…read more The lifeguards are very good!!! hyper vigilant and constantly moving up and down the swimming areas. I feel safe with my kids here

At the romeoville splash pad! Free and right next to the brand new aquatic center. I am not a…read moreromeoville resident, I used to live in the area many years ago. I heard the pool is brand new, and will check it out before the season ends!

Awesome spot if you are looking to get away from the ridiculous crowds at LA Fitness and Charter…read moreFitness. It's very low key and they only make you commit for 4 month or 1 year memberships. I went during a prime hour 4-5 and it wasn't that busy. They had state of the art equipment and very friendly staff. Tons of available indoor tennis courts, a pool and a very nice locker room. It was a little more expensive than Charter but well worth it. Not living in Lockport it is around $26/ month. Pretty impressed so far.

The kids love this pool. Clean and well maintained. You can bring in your own food/drinks. We…read morecant wait until Summer 2024

This park has everything you need to entertain a kid. Playground area, baseball field and a pool…read more Plenty of parking and easy to get to

We've been to the pool over a half dozen times since just moving in the end of last month. The…read morepools seem to be well maintained, as when we saw that they needed skimming, the guards got right to it! The stair rail needs some reinforcement and there is a leak in the women's bathroom that seems to have someone checking into. As for the Lifeguards, they do a good job which was evident on Friday night when their job was put to the test and a child's life was saved shortly after we left for the evening. For those who say, Guards are a waste of money, I for one as a parent, grandparent and former swim team member appreciate their service. We can't always have our eyes everywhere when it comes to our kids, of any age! There are still adults out there that don't know how to swim and some of then have children. It only takes a tablespoon of water to drown, a wrong move in a game of catch or whatever to lose your balance and be the victim. Lifeguards are money well spent!

I had horible experience with the staff not good customer service and don't treat customers nice…read moreeven the manager Ron is so mean to customer's.They don't treat customers with respect , but we pay so much to be treated mean all they offer at the club house is the pools and no access to the inside of the club house which is unfair to the community I think they need more improvements such as Fitness center and no lifeguards we should be allowed to swim with no supervision and no limits.

Staff is nice but the owner is very rude. She yelled at my daughter and her friends. One of her…read morefriends accidentally spilled a little bit of water on the ground, offered to clean it up, apologized nicely, then the rude owner told them to get out. She then eyed them up and down to try and find another reason to yell at them.

Most rude and ignorant staff I've ever encountered. They'd kick a child to watch them cry if they…read morecould!

When I still had my kids living at my house, we used to purchase season passes to Cypress Cove…read moreevery year. Everyone in my family loved the place. As my kids got older and went through high school, we stopped buying the passes because they weren't interested in going to Cypress Cove on a regular basis anymore. So, I hadn't been there in years. In July 2024, my wife and I decided to entertain some younger relatives by taking them to the waterpark. Low and behold, the water was so cold that nobody could stand it. The kids' lips were BLUE, they shivered uncontrollably, and they struggled to have any fun. They didn't even want to stay after only a few minutes. You KNOW something is wrong if young kids want to quickly leave a waterpark on a beautiful, hot summer day! We asked the Cypress Cove staff about the shockingly cold water and they revealed that ever since COVID, the park stopped heating the water in order to save money. They flat out don't operate the water heating system anymore, it's been deliberately mothballed. Say what? What kind of water park doesn't heat the water? That's totally unacceptable and I've never experienced such a thing - EVER. Every water park or public pool that I've ever been to in my 50+ years of life has heated the water so that it's comfortable. My family won't even consider returning to Cypress Cove until we hear that they've resumed heating the water like normal. The only thing I can appreciate about the situation is that the Village of Woodridge, which operates Cypress Cove, is conscious of keeping its spending down for the taxpayers. But there are much more sensible things to cut from the city budget than heating the water at the town's water park. That's ridiculous.

This place is amazing! The water is warm,Life Guards Are excellent. I totally recommend.read more