Great pool! Love the seperate kiddy pool and the lazy river! (Also love that we dont get blasted…read morewith music at this pool, thankyou!)

This review is specific to the pool area…read more Honestly, this pool is probably the best public pool in the area. It was recently renovated, and it is clean and modern and expansive. There are multiple swimming areas available for use. There is a lap lane, a diving well, a lazy river, an aqua jogging area, two water slides, a few areas for general swimming activities, a handful of water bikes, and a kiddie pool. There are also lots of lifeguards sitting in raised chairs, as well as actively patrolling the edge of the pool deck. Though there is plenty of seating around the pool deck, the lounge chairs aren't particularly comfortable or stable. The chairs have those rubber slats across the length of the chair that make it uncomfortable to sit on without a towel underneath you. However, you are allowed to bring in your own chairs if you'd prefer that. The kiddie pool is a really great space for parents to watch their children. It is completely fenced in with a zero-depth end and a small slide with a fountain. The gate clicks closed behind you when you enter, so kids can't just push right through and go to the main pool. There are umbrellas and lounge chairs around the kiddie pool as well. I also counted five family restrooms, which is a good amount considering the large capacity of the pool. The locker rooms themselves are very spacious and clean. The individual showers have curtains, which provides lots of privacy. There is also a swimsuit dryer inside the locker room. There is a snack shack around the side of the building and there are water fountains (one with a water bottle filler) inside near the locker rooms. Something unique about Buchner Pool is the activities they offer members in the mornings. From 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., the current channel (where the lazy river is) can be used for water walking. Additionally, lap swimming is available between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. One thing to be aware of is the lack of parking. There is no parking lot attached to the park, so you have to park on the street. There are four handicap parking spaces near the building. On particularly hot days, there will be a line to get into the pool. Sometimes the employees divide the line into a queue for people with a membership and a queue for people paying in cash for a daily pass, but don't count on it.

My son went here with his friends and I only stayed for a little while to make sure he was settled…read more From my perspective, the facility is well run, with the check-in process smooth for guests. The center was clean from the inside lockers to the pool area. I think the biggest complaint is that it was very crowded, but it was a really hot 90-degree day, so I get it. It's worth a visit.

Overpriced, crowded, only one entrance & exit, highschool kids working with no supervision or…read moredirection, and not enough chairs.

Hit this pool late in the season and had a blast! Definitely will get a season pass for next year!read more

Fun day at the pool! I went with friends and their children. The the adults and kids loved the…read morewaterslide, the splash pool and pool that spins you. It was not overly crowded. It was a perfect relaxing day.

The worst pool complex I have been to. Very dirty, if your kid can't swim across the pool without…read moregoogles they won't pass to use the slide. Which is nuts. Yet the kids in the swim Classes can go down the slides that can't swim. Don't waste your money.

Went here when it was 92° in the shade. Very clean, and well managed. The lifeguards are all fully…read moretrained and very professional. There are kiddy pools for the children, and other aquatic activities for them. One day admission is only $10 for nonresident, and $8 for residents. Season passes are also available. Swimming lessons are also available with appointment.

The service at this pool is terrible. It's privately owned, so the fees are outrageous, especially…read moreif you are looking to buy a day pass. There is no community discount. The lifeguards are not friendly. They are a bunch of snobby high school and college-aged kids, who think the world owes them something, and they are not courteous to members. (It's understandable that the people who fill these positions are in that age group; however, the pool management could certainly do a much better job at training the staff in how to treat members with dignity and respect). If you have other options, seriously consider those options first.

This is a great place to bring the kids... especially on a hot, humid day. I've found the kids…read moredon't have any trouble making new friends here and more often than not, since it is a neighborhood place, they run into school friends. The life guards and other staff members are nice and the slides and other simple, pool type toys seems to be a big hit with the kids. We also had a great experience with the swimming lessons here and my youngest can't wait until next season to take the next level of swim lessons. A great, family place and we'll be sure checking here again.

We were very disappointed when we arrived at 11:30 after paying for our daily passes to be turned…read moreaway and told we are not allowed to enter until 12:00. Apparently, they are now prioritizing season pass holders over general pass holders. It was posted in small print when purchasing the tickets online. I just did not see it as we have always been able to enter at the earlier time previously. Just disappointing as this is a new change that seems silly and these tickets are NOT cheap...

Beware. This place is not exactly cheap. There are chiggers and ticks all over the grass. It can…read moreget crowded quickly and they tend to close the deep end often as the water gets cloudy and reduces visibility. There isn't much room to actually swim anywhere. They do have a nice shallow area for little kids which starts at zero depth. The slides are nice, but 2 are in the deep end, which sometimes closes. In addition, there are occasional safety breaks, which only last for 15 minutes, where it is adult swim only. As an adult, I like it, but of course the kids do not.

Fave place to be in the summer with the kiddos! It's less than 2 miles from us and the kids just…read morelove it

After visiting the 24 hour sculpture park I took my son to this water park. We truly enjoyed…read moreourselves and plan on going back soon. It was $12 each for non-residents and the children and adults we're friendly and welcoming . The bathroom facilities were ok hence the 4 instead of 5 stars . All in all my son had a ball and made a new friend. A hidden gem in this area. Parking is challenging so I suggest an early arrival . I did see parents bring in snacks , however we opted for dinner at nearby Bahama Breeze.

I love going to Lakeview fitness for the morning water aerobics classes. The staff is so friendly…read moreand people are not at all pretentious like they can be at some fitness centers. I never feel like I am being judged. Everyone just is so supportive and positive.

I know most gyms claim they're a judgment free zone, but we all know that's not always true. Being…read morenew at a fitness facility can be EXTREMELY intimidating, but the staff AND clients here are all so warm and nonjudgmental. I've loved every class I've taken, and I know I'm getting a good workout as I leave sweaty and breathless and I'm sore the next day. They have classes for every BODY. It doesn't matter your fitness level, you'll fit right in here! I've yet to use their other amenities at this facility, but I'm looking forward to using their upgraded gym and sauna area in the near future once my schedule permits. You seriously cannot beat the cost at under $60/month membership and $10 drop in babysitting, or $30/month babysitting for during your workouts (see schedule, as they're only able to offer babysitting during certain times).

I grew up going here when it was Magic Waters but haven't been in probably a decade. We took our…read morekids this time and had a ton of fun. Here is what I noticed: The place was smaller than I remember (that seems to happen as I get older and larger), but doesn't mean it's small. It's a great size with a lot of different things to do for almost every age group from babies to adults. Since we have little ones we stayed in the kids area most of the time and our kids loved it. They have a big water playground with one of those huge buckets that dumps a waterfall every 5 minutes or so. I really want to go back sans kids and go on some of the adult slides because they've added a bunch and they look super fun. The lines aren't bad to get to anything (in fact we never waited for anything while we were here) so they do great crowd control. The wave pool in the center is a fun time too, and they also have a lazy river. The workers were all pleasant to us and the park was kept very clean. The kids area did need a little scrubbing of the floor (in the center of the playground floor, where there is standing water), but that was about it. I felt fine walking barefoot everywhere. The only thing I didn't enjoy was the high prices of the food and drinks. $12 for a kids dip n dots ice cream, $20 for one order of chicken fingers...these are ballpark or movie theater prices, maybe worse. That's the only thing that keeps it from being 5 stars to me. At least they provide a few umbrellas and picnic tables in the parking lot, so as long as you prepare and bring a lunch or meal with you, just go eat it in the parking lot and come back. The other nice thing is they stamp your hand upon exiting if you want to return, so it's very nice they allow going in and out if you need to. We got season passes this year (nice that they also get you into six flags as well) so I am looking forward to coming back again soon!

Dishonest website. The coolest ride in their website (Wipeout) hasn't been opened in YEARS yet…read morethey don't remove it Because it draws business. The stairs to the rides are covered in Bird Poo that you get to navigate barefoot. The price was fine but you get what you pay for apparently.

if you have kids and want to use the pool at this location - do yourself a favor and don't…read more they have two pools but regular folks only get access to the small one and even then there is only about a 12x12 area that the kids are even allowed in. The lifeguards then laughably over-police the tiny space. (think Jim Carrey in SNL over-policing the hot tub) The basketball hoop set up makes no sense. Hoops mismatched and courts mis-aligned. Absolute waste of time to visit this location.

Today shared with staff at Foglia that I tried out the Peloton bike and signed up for the app based…read moreon my experience at the Sage Y. Sage has a great offering including a swimming pool, basketball court and Power Plate. The National account use is a great value. I am able to get a workout in when in the area.