I think this is a hidden jewel! It has all the amenities you could ask for…read more There are no children there which is a plus for adults. Everyone is friendly, staff and clientele. Great pool, sauna and jacuzzi tub. Only fault I find is the condition of the lockers in the men's locker room. They are rusty with some rust holes on floor and not are all able to be locked. This is an affordable and diverse gym for adults.

Poorly run. With a staff that body shames their clientele and seem incapable of even doing the…read morebasic requirements of their job. Avoid. The place is not for serious gym goers.

Love the people at the ymca. Friendly helpful etc…read more Pool is sometimes a little crowded in the morning but this y is a great place to swim

This is a great gym for the price. Equipment is well maintained and the pool is massive with both…read morelane and open swim.

Actual name to use when looking up hours: Veterans Memorial Pool…read more For the convenient location in Cambridge, I was surprised that the pool wasn't at all crowded when visiting on Sunday afternoons this summer! There aren't very shallow areas for the toddlers like there are at some of the other DCR pools, such as Connors Memorial Pool in Waltham, which probably helps to keep the crowds down. But the pool is very spacious and has enough space both for lap swimmers and kids playing. The spray deck just outside is great for the younger kids, too.

I had a previous review on here stating that the pool had no shade on the decks and the changing…read morerooms did not have privacy walls. It's a year later and they've done extensive updates to the pool location. 1. There's now an ADA regulation ramp with rails going into the pool for those in wheelchairs or who have trouble walking. 2. They added easier steps and hand rails for children and families to enter at the opposite end (long stairs that slope gently instead of ladder style.) 3. They have added permanent shade awnings around the pool, along with wooden benches underneath them (definitely still try to come early because those get snapped up quickly.) 4. The changing rooms are the same, but entering the locker rooms, there is now almost a rubberized "curtain" of small strips to walk through that creates privacy. Previously anyone walking by in the main corridor could see directly in. 5. The splash pad/fountain area has awnings and benches around it, and is ADA accessible. As of summer of 2023, the pool is open 7 days a week from 11:15AM-6:00PM. The changes have greatly improved the property, and it's a place where you can come and stay all day instead of roasting on hot concrete. They also have water fountains and outdoor showers along the pool deck for getting a quick drink and rinsing off.

Big shout out to Steve and Ian. Always prompt and attentive to any issues we may have with our spa…read more Extremely courteous, professional and friendly. Consistently top-notch. Thank you Northern Pool and Spa!

I was warned but I tried to speak with them about pool cleaning and having it done. She asked if i…read morewas a customer i told her that we shop there but haven't done a cleaning before she stopped me before I could try and set anything up or tell her what we needed and told me they don't just do A cleaning only weekly customers and she recommended another place. which i called and they didn't know why i was told to call there for a pool cleaning. she was beyond rude to me and i won't be back.

Hi, The Jenny Thompson outdoor pool is a gift to lap…read moreswimmers! The water is clear, staff is friendly, and its fun to swim in. Fifty meter pools allow you to keep going withouth numerous turns. Locker room isn't super clean, but adequate to take a shower and change. It would be grand if it opened a few weeks earlier and remained open a few weeks later. THANKS Dover for this wonderful pool and keeping the entry price low for folks who don't live in Dover.

Facilities are for coaches, officials and swimmers. Spectators get a hill to sit on (bring chairs),…read moreopen sun and porta potties. No trash cans available. I believe this is an older pool. It gets the job done but not great for spectators. As a swimmer, no seating. Bring a chair, bring a tent, bring food. I'm going to say this is a DIY pool- they offer a pool, you bring the rest!

If you are looking for a casual, fun, member-run, family friendly place-look no further. This…read morefacility offers youth swim lesson, plus, a top notch tennis program for adult and children alike! Sit back, relax and enjoy making new friend and watching your kids, be kids!

From the owner: If you are looking for a fun and family-oriented swim & tennis club to join over the summer, you…read morehave come to the right place! The Bedford Bluffs, located in Bedford, NH, offers something for the whole family. Our facilities include a near-Olympic size pool, a Baby Pool, four lighted, red-clay tennis courts, new bathhouse and updated pool facilities, a tennis backboard, a basketball court, a volleyball court, swing sets, a sandbox, picnic tables, gas grills, fire pit, and a large field and picnic area. We also have events planned throughout each summer season for everyone to enjoy! Currently accepting new member applications - contact us today at membership@bedfordbluffs.com!* *limited memberships available and subject to approval

This is an awesome community pool for city folk to cool off at. It's a pretty long drive to the…read morebeach from this corner of Somerville, so it's great to have somewhere closer to pop in on a hot summer day. Entry is $2 for adults, or you can pay $40 for a season pass. The parking lot is small, but there's additional parking at Dilboy stadium a short walk away. No food or drink allowed (besides water of course) which is a bummer, but makes sense for health and cleanliness issues. A few other reviewers thought the pool was dirty, but I haven't found that to be true. The locker rooms/bathrooms are a little rough, but it's an old community pool, what do you expect? It's pretty packed with kids so this is not the place to come for peace and quiet. Regardless, this will be a regular haunt of mine this summer for sure!

I've lived so close to this pool for so many years and didn't find out about it until this summer…read more Oh the sweet relief of cool refreshing water that I've been missing all my Somervillian life! Dilboy pool is a really great way to beat the summer heat while having a cheap day out in the sun close to home. You can get their via public transportation by taking the 80, 87, or 88 bus, or drive to the pool and park in the lot in the back. The nice thing about this pool is that it is really big and not to full either. Mostly families visit, and they have a shallow wading pool for the tiny kiddies if you have any in tow. With 5 life guards on duty, and the deep end reaching 4 ft. 8 inches, you can feel safe in just about any inch of the pool. They also have a male and female dressing room equipped with toilets, showers, and dressing cubicles, so you can change on site if you prefer. A few changes to keep in mind that we heard from some of the regulars and confirmed with a lifeguard: 1) Chairs are no longer allowed at the pool, so bring a towel and be prepared to plop yourself down on the concrete. 2) They are now charging a $2 entrance fee if you go to the pool between 11 am and 1 pm. After this peak time it is free. 3) This isn't really a change, but something to be aware of if you are visiting for the first time with lots of people. The entrance to the pool is through the dressing rooms, which means your party will be briefly separated until you are on the pool side. Happy Swimming!

It's cheap - $10 and no charge for adults. The staff is friendly. The area they lack in is…read moremaintaining their games. We lost many tokens in games that didn't work. And the ones that did work were out of tickets. Now my kid is 4 so we aren't talking about hundreds and hundreds of tickets but man, you had birthday parties going today. Maybe check for coin jams and ticket stacks at least the night before. All in all, as I mentioned, it's $10 so you don't have much to complain about. Their food is priced low too - they don't really rip you off with it. But we'd go back. Just maintain your games. I know I would have felt silly walking up and saying "Fruit Ninja ate four tokens" or "the fishing game took them but the reel didn't work" There was a young man doing a solid job keeping the place clean. Saw him mopping up and there was a young blonde girl who was also super friendly. The owner did a good job hiring nice kids

This place could be sooo good if they would judt give it some TLC. Theyve increased prices from…read morelast year and they have made zero improvements. There are so many different activities, but sadly a lot of them are worn out. Many of the arcade machines arent even dispensing the tickets!

After coming here for the past few weeks, I feel it's time to leave a review. I've lived within…read morewalking distance for four years, but never visited the pool despite LOVING swimming and HATING sitting around my apartment in the summer heat. First of all, my review is not comparing it to some fancy rooftop pool downtown with bottle service. I am reviewing this pool for what it is - a free, state-run pool in Brighton. That said, this pool is a gem. Parking lot if you're from elsewhere, or on-street parking for Allston/Brighton residents. The locker rooms and bathrooms are what you would expect from a public facility. The water is clean, though I haven't swum down to the surface with goggles to check the filters/bottom. As someone else said, there is a bit of hair in the pool that kind of gets tangled in your hands every so often. Hair is one thing that grosses me out but I don't wear a swim cap so don't expect anyone else to. If you're here to swim laps, you're not going to have the best time or the most effective workout, because while there are lines painted on the bottom, there are no lane markers and no lane enforcement. There's also no adults only or lap swim time, which apparently there used to be. It's on 5 feet in the deep end, which is one whole half of the pool, so at least that area tends to be free of small children and even most kids. Bring your own chair, umbrella, snacks, Bluetooth speaker, cooler of food, friends from out of town or abroad. I only ever hear the lifeguards blow their whistles when someone is running on the deck or swims behind the ladders. The hours are kind of tough for anyone who has a regular 9-5 job and it's a bummer that they're only open during school summer vacation, but it's free and that makes it pretty hard to find anything to truly complain about. There is a handicapped lift in/out of the pool but there is no outdoor shower, so the signs telling you that you must shower before entering the pool are kind of pointless, because no one does.

Lovely swimming pool, had so many fun afternoons at this pool. Beautiful because it's on the waterread more