I love this pool, especially because there is a dedicated adults only pool section. The lap pool is…read morewell-maintained and there is a nice walking lane which is perfect to keep the walkers out of the dedicated lap lanes. The lifeguards are always paying attention and the hours are reasonable.

This pool is definitely above average when it comes to community pools. The adults only section is…read moreawesome and I liked the dedicated walking lanes. The entire facility is broken out into multiple small pools which helps with giving people enough space and chairs. They also have a concession stand which is reasonably priced but basic. The chairs could use some updating but overall a great place for the summertime!

This pool is fantastic! The facility is really well-maintained, and the staff are super friendly…read moreand attentive. Kids loved the low and high dives, plus the two big slides! ‍ The baby area with a soft water slide is a sweet touch. We had a blast!

Visited with our family family who lives in KS as this was one of the few pools that would allow…read moreout of state residents. Entrance fee was only $7. They have two large slides one of which is very fast, three diving boards, kids pool, and two large pool. They close the pool every so often for "an adult swim" to give the kids a break but the slides continue to be opened. Eating is allowed only in a designated area. The life guards were very attentive. One does not have to pass a swim test in order to go on the diving board. Great pool and it was a great day to spend the afternoon!

This place is perfectly fine if you want to swim with a lot of rules. If you like to be yelled at…read morefor anything and everything under the sun by teenagers, short-changed by concession kids, and tricked into thinking someone is actually drowning because they decided it would be smart to do "lifeguard training" on a jam-packed Friday, then this place is for you. The whistle blowing is downright obnoxious. It seems like they're just looking for a reason to reprimand someone. For example, "no floaties in this part of the pool but totally fine right next to it." Mind you, my toddler had been swimming with floaties in that section for 30 uninterrupted minutes. This place looks like a blast but we won't be back.

I have heard so many horrible stories from this pool and all of them were race based. Someone I…read moreknow who worked there was treated so badly by Anna, the manager, she was so exclusively rude to him and his co workers made so many racist jokes and comments. Another story i've heard was a lifeguard calling a black kid the hard r in front of his family, bad bad vibes...

This pool features a main pool with a slide, a youth pool with fountains and a slide, a sandy…read moreshaded play area, a 25 meter lap lane, and beautiful landscaping. Very nice.

Recently I was there on a semi busy afternoon and all of the employees that I had contact with were…read morehelpful and friendly. In fact as a mom who was there so my kids could swim I literally get a birds eye view of everyone including the staff which genuinely seemed to be enjoying their day. Overall great day at the pool!

The good thing is that the people are great. The service is incredible and it's just a really neat…read moreplace to escape with you on a pool or a fun time or a great gym. We were there for an event and they just started picking up plates cups and even towels, although if it wasn't over yet, and I was quite frankly surprised. The food was fairly subpar and I'm surprising. They only gave us one drink ticket. Not to nit, but I have to admit there was an incredible amount of flies and bees that were flying around that we were literally driving people away because it was so annoying.

ONE STAR First off,…read moreI want to give one star specifically to Tarah Zahner, Director of Membership. Somewhere along the way, one pretty important part of customer service seems to have gotten lost: remembering that the customer, especially a longtime loyal customer, should occasionally come before the almighty dollar. So, let me take you on a little journey. I've been a member of Woodside for many years. I supported the club, enjoyed the club, recommended the club, and even lived at Woodside Village for several years. I wasn't someone who joined for three months, used a treadmill twice, and disappeared into the night. I was a loyal customer. In September, I let Woodside know that I was moving away and needed to cancel my membership. I was then informed that I would still be charged for another month, despite the small inconvenience of NO LONGER LIVING IN THE AREA OR BEING ABLE TO USE THE CLUB. OK. Interesting. So I reached out to Tarah. My email was kind. It was respectful. I explained my situation and simply asked if, after years of being a loyal member, Woodside might consider making an exception. The answer was no. But quite frankly, the "no" wasn't even the part that bothered me most. It was how I felt I was treated in the response. Tarah's email came across to me as condescending and dismissive, with an underlying "Who exactly do you think you're talking to?" attitude. And THAT is where Woodside lost me. Because here's the thing: you can tell a customer no without making them feel small. You can enforce a policy and still show kindness. You can explain a rule and still acknowledge that the person on the other end has supported your business for years. I didn't expect a parade. I didn't need a plaque by the pool. I wasn't asking them to name a treadmill after me. I simply expected a little grace and good customer service at the end of a relationship that had lasted for years. Instead, I walked away feeling like all those years of loyalty meant considerably less than collecting one final monthly payment from someone who doesn't even live there anymore. And yes, I'm sure there is a policy somewhere that says they can charge it. That's not the point. There is a tremendous difference between what a business is allowed to do and how a business chooses to treat people. Customer service isn't really tested when the answer is easy. It's tested when someone has an unusual circumstance and you have an opportunity to make them feel valued. Woodside had that opportunity. Unfortunately, in my experience, they chose the invoice. After all these years, I would have loved for my final impression of Woodside to have been about the beautiful club, the memories, and the years I spent there. Instead, I'm leaving with a completely different impression: Apparently loyalty has an expiration date. The billing cycle does not.

This is a very nice public swimming pool with a 22 feet high spiral water slide, a diving board,…read moretwo kiddie pools, a 25 meter lap lane, a concession area, locker rooms, rest rooms, a shaded seating area, and a dedicated parking lot. There is also a nice half basketball court, and a play area outside the pool area. Very nice!

Best music playlist of all the OP pools. Everyday I come the jams keep on kicking. Whomever made it…read morebravo!

I don't belong to this community center but I have used their free kids play area which is so nice…read moreto offer it for free. The place seems very clean and the staff is friendly. I have been to birthday parties on some of their rooms they rent and they were good to deal with and friendly. They have a nice pool and workout area as well.

Had a mixed experience here. The front desk interaction was a bit unprofessional; the staff seemed…read moreconfused about whether to charge for a 2-year-old, leading to an awkward "up to you" exchange between employees before they decided to charge me. However, the pool itself was excellent. The water was perfectly warm, and my son really enjoyed himself.

We went with friends to the Round Hill pool for the 4th of July and it was LIT! I have never seen…read moresuch a spectacle in my life. I felt like I was watching the pool scene from the movie "Caddyshack" but in real life. It was nuts!! The pool is great and I assume normally less busy than the madness that ensued on July 4th. All the neighborhood kids assembled before the pool opened and paraded around the block, finishing at the club. Everyone was decked out in red, white, and blue, and a great time was had by all. This is a swim and tennis club primarily aimed at folks in the neighborhood, but from the website it sounds like anyone can join, though there is currently a waitlist. I can see why!

This is my first year to join. I will be very honest it needs updating and there's a lot of…read morechildren I feel like for the price they charge. They should be able to update repaint and definitely add more sun chairs.

This beautiful, quiet park has something for almost everyone, including a play area, a pool with a…read morenice water slide and concessions, two tennis courts, two softball fields, a volleyball court, and a small creek. Amenities include restrooms, a drinking fountain, and a dedicated parking area. It's a great place to enjoy sports activities, or just relax, and enjoy nature.

This is the pool I grew up going to, so if you're looking for a completely objective, childhood…read morememory free review, look elsewhere! This is a pretty plain Jane pool by all accounts. There are a couple diving boards, a kids slide and baby pool area and then just a large square of a pool. I love it though, it reminds me a bit of the pool in The Sandlot. They also have nice, quality beach chairs which makes a big difference when you're just laying out and lounging. It's $6 for non-residents (as of summer of 2015) and definitely worth the small price of admission. It's clean, sun-drenched and all you could ask for in a community pool.

The Fairway Pool is awesome! I checked it out this week for the first time. Since I'm a filthy…read moreMissourian I had to pay $6 cash to get in (I'm really not sure if they accept credit or debit cards), but I felt like the admission was worth it. There's not much in the way of bells and whistles at this pool - There's just the one small slide, and I think either two or three lap lanes. Even though the amenities are somewhat Spartan, the pool is extremely clean, the staff is pleasant, and the many many kids that were enjoying themselves there acted like civilized tiny people and not like horrible trolls. Shocking! This pool seems like a magnet for neighborhood teens; there's a stack of bikes right outside the entrance. If I had grown up in that area I definitely would've been here all summer. They have a very basic concession stand that sells PBJ's (how cute!) and a teeny wading pool for the tiny swimmers. There are lifeguards on staff (three or four on the afternoon I went), and the showers and bathrooms were very clean. I'll be back!