I Love the instructors, the cleanliness of the place, and how much my baby enjoys the classes.read more

So far so good. Teacher started exactly on time and engaged my daughter. Nice to see she paid equal…read morestretto each child in the class. Afterwards have positive reinforcement to all the kids. My daughter loves it and so do I.

If you're looking for a low cost place to swim near Mount Laurel, NJ - this is it!…read more The Wahoos Swim Club's main purpose is youth swim teams. But during the day, they open to lap/fitness swimmers like me. Current hours (Jan, 2020) are 7-3pm. 25 yard pool, 7 lanes. No weekend lap swimming. But at an annual cost of $310 for an adult membership (less than $26/month), Wahoos is the most affordable pool I know of. And here's another huge plus: cooler pool temps - usually between 79-82... and one more awesome Wahoo's quality: low chemical levels in the pool. The club just underwent a thorough remodel - very clean and neat, but basic - not all dolled up like the $$$$ health clubs. I've never seen it over busy during lap swim hours. For my money, it's a great value!

As a member of Cherry Hill Health and Racquet Club, I am allowed access to Wahoos, as the gym…read moreitself doesn't have it's own pool. This is a nice deal, so I don't have to join a separate gym or pool to swim. That said, if my gym didn't have that deal, I would not join Wahoos outright. Their open lane hours are very limited (6:15 AM. to 3:00 PM. during the week, and some later night hours on the weekends), and basically the only time I am able to get there is at 6:15 AM., before work. It seems that this swim club mainly caters to swim TEAMS, and not the individual athlete. Because of that, the pool is pretty full at that time of morning, as the before-work crowd is all trying to get in. I can't imagine actually paying for a membership to this pool with such limited hours. The facility is a bit dated, but clean nonetheless. The 8-lane pool is always clean and a nice temperature - I'm comfortable in the water after only 1 lap, and never overheated. There are plenty of kick-boards for use, and the life guards on duty are always pleasant. For now, I will continue to utilize the Wahoos pool since it is included in my gym membership, but I'd really prefer to have more options as to what time of day I can swim.

My niece had a birthday here and I just loved this little place. It is such a cute venue for a kids…read morepool party. We had the pool all to ourselves for a few hours under the supervision of 2 lifeguards, and it was just the best. My daughter enjoyed herself, and I felt safe with her there, even though at 5 she is not a strong swimmer. The pool is perfect for kids as it does not surpass 5-feet, and the indoor seating area allows party guests to look out at their kids as they swim. Not to mention staff were very sweet and accommodating. We had a blast!

If you decide to send your child to Kids First, just make sure to keep a close eye on your bank…read morestatements and do not take their word for anything. We were initially fairly happy with lessons at Kids First. Our son made decent progress (despite some issues with constantly changing teachers and repetitive classes that don't focus on individual needs). There were a few times we thought about canceling, but he enjoyed swimming so much that we continued. When we eventually spoke to the manager about suspending/canceling our account in June 2024 because we were going away, she happily agreed citing 30 days notice and that she would process it for us on the spot. This is where our issues started. Unfortunately we trusted her word and having had lessons there for around 10 months, we had no reason not to. We have since found out that even though we haven't attended any lessons since July 15th (no one contacted us concerning the lack of attendance) they have continued to charge us. Not only is the lack of contact alarming, it clearly shows how little they actually care about the children. For almost 4 months they happily processed our payments without ever once wondering where our child was. So now, because we trusted the manager who either forgot (unlikely because we were stood right there as she said she was processing it), or decided she could get away with overcharging us, we are out hundreds of dollars. We will be opening a formal dispute with the CC company, but I wish Kids First would have just done the right thing. They have offered a credit towards family swims or future classes, but we aren't thrilled at the prospect of having to do business with them or trusting them with our child in any way after this experience. Unfortunately since this happened, I have looked closer at some of their negative reviews and can see that this isn't an isolated incident. Such a shame, because some of the staff and teachers were great. Just terrible business practices.

Our daughter has made remarkable progress in a short time, thanks to the well-structured program…read moreand the caring, dedicated coaches. The front desk team is always friendly, flexible, and incredibly helpful when it comes to scheduling make-up classes. A special shoutout to coaches Maribel and CJ --they've been exceptionally professional, patient, friendly and consistently encouraging. Their clear instruction and positive energy have truly boosted our daughter's confidence and swimming skills. I also highly recommend the Summer Clinic Program--the daily evaluations really accelerated her growth and gave us great insight into her progress. It's a safe, supportive, and fun place for any child to learn to swim.I highly recommend it to other parents!

The instructors are generally good and our kids have learned a ton - which is the point of lessons…read more However, they are constantly rotating or changing instructors which has been challenging for our youngest. Her current instructor is beyond amazing though. Our biggest problem with Bear Paddle is the facility. It feels disgusting. I understand the locker room will be wet, but the floor always looks dirty too, and it doesn't feel just wet, but slimy. It smells like strongly of urine half the time, and sometimes feces. Which leads me to believe they don't clean well enough and they likely need their drains cleaned. The floors in the changing rooms have gunk buildup. The walls are filthy. They need a professional cleaning service to clean multiple times a week, the floors need an acid wash and to be disinfected everyday. The walls need to be cleaned. I don't want to sound harsh or nit picky, I just don't think it's asking too much for cleanliness to be a high priority in a facility where kids and families change and expose their bodies to water, floors, benches, etc. Particularly for what they charge, considering they don't offer more flexible payment setup options. I don't want to keep my bank info on file, and the fees for cards are obnoxious---the tuition never seems to stay the same month over month either. Again, really do love most of the staff and instructors--and I love how far our kids have come by going here. But I'm to the point where we are probably going to have to switch schools, because I can't risk my young ones by exposing them to whatever is going on with that locker room.

Into The Swim is The Best Place to learn to swim…read more I took a swim lesson from Into The Swim and my game in the water improved 50% immediately. The Into The Swim instructors are professional, and friendly. This is a great place to take your kid to learn how to swim. Into The Swim www.intotheswim.com

This is the best swimming programs I have ever taken. I have learned how to swim backstroke…read morefreestyles and go into the deep section. The teacher are very patience and teach you well. I would recommend this to anyone wanted to learn how to swim.

Disappointing. One of my kids (5yo) is scared to go under water and has been trying to avoid…read morelessons (I have to go to the bathroom, I need water, ...). Rather than addressing this head on and working with him to overcome his fear, the swim program felt that they couldn't really help him progress. Hard to imagine he is the first kid who is afraid of the water and incredibly disappointing that their solution was to suggest that he stop his lessons. Apparently not the right choice for lessons unless your child is an enthusiastic swimmer.

Great, family friendly place with a shallow pool and deep end pool for lessons of all abilities…read more Structured, carefully planned swim lesson with good instructors, as evidenced with a progress book.

Great place for family get together. We had a family reunion ever at Chartwell this weekend. The…read morestaff are very attentive and helpful. The food was excellent and plentiful. This is our second year at Chartwell and we will definitely be coming back.

Grounds were beautiful and every member of the staff was incredible! So glad we found Chartwell…read morefor our daughter's wedding

My daughter has been taking swim classes at this location since February and the experience has…read morebeen really great. We love AHK's instructor and love the ability to makeup classes when we need to. The facility is clean and they do a great job at communicating if there are any changes to the schedule. Prices are comparable to the other neighboring swim schools, but we liked Goldfish because they are offered times on Sundays, which works best for our schedule. We look forward to many more years here!

We love goldfish!! My kiddo moved up the levels quickly b/c the teachers there are very good at…read morewhat they do. I can't believe bear paddle and kids first swim are even in the same league as goldfish. We went to both of those places. Other parents told me their kids have been taking lessons at bear paddle for 2 years without knowing how to swim. That's such a waste of time! We found goldfish from a neighbor and it's been amazing. I love the vibe there. Shout out to Ava, Ethan !!

One of the reasons I joined JCC was to have use of the men's steam room. I find it very relaxing…read moreafter a workout. However, the"" men's steam room has been out of order for the past one and a half months or longer. My obvious question is "What is the problem".

I lived in Lower Bucks County in the early 1980s and came here once for a Community Passover Seder…read more I still remember an older Jewish Yenta who was hell bent on getting me fixed up with a single Mom across the table. "What's the matter, you don't like girls?" she would say as I politely tried to avoid her matchmaking efforts. As it turns out, my Yenta friend was putting equal pressure on the other person too. Me and the single Mom never did go out, but we had a great conversation and laugh afterwards.