Staff were friendly and straight forward. The facility is clean and well kept, cheap to come swim…read morefor a couple hours or even the whole day. We brought in toys and whatever else

Kids loved it. Thinking about getting seasonal passes. The lines were enjoyable for the children…read moreand the lazy river was relaxing.

Candace helped translate my ideas into custom ceramic tiles for our pool. I highly recommend Agape…read moreTile. I am delighted with the end result, which has survived many harsh winters in Canada. The products arrived in good condition, with no breakage, and were exactly what was expected.

From the owner: Agape Tile LLC. Tile Store: Custom Art & Design. Pool Tile & Murals, Seashell - Gemstone - Glass -…read moreStone - Ceramic. Murals - Mosaics - Tile. Seamless Installations. Exterior & Interior. Residential & Commercial. Pools & Spas.

Unfamiliar with the North Fort Myers community pool? As I learned, you're not alone…read more Open Tuesday through Saturday, one can pay the $2-$3 daily admission, or purchase an annual pass priced from $40 for seniors up to $100 for families. What a deal! The saltwater pool is staffed by friendly lifeguards and kept up to code. While no locker rooms per se, one can shower and change in the pool house. Separate sections of course for men and women. There are water slides for kids, picnic tables, shaded chaise lounges .... and the pool itself is heated. At no extra charge are 10:30 a.m. water aerobics classes, conducted by lifeguards Tuesday through Friday. The pool is popular, with plenty of folks showing up even when it's chilly, for water aerobics. As a newbie to the area, I'm impressed with how friendly and helpful the "regulars" have been to me.

Nice pool. $4 to get in. They are open year round unless the air temp is less than 65! Would highly…read morerecommend. No concessions

Excellent service since day one! My pool has looked beautiful ever since. The team is kind and…read moreprofessional.

Owners are friendly and responsive and have already made me feel like a longtime customer!read more

The service was excellent. The food was amazing. We ate on the first day of their remodel being…read morecompleted w/ a new menu. We were incredibly impressed & will dine here often upon our return to Naples.

Decent food, Decent service, very nice patrons because you need to be a member or a guest of a…read moremember. The good thing is if you are staying at Treviso Bay, you can over indulge and do 20 MPH back to your place of rental. The one drawback is when you are eating and drinking; you are being eaten and drank from by the bugs. Off seems to just be a little extra seasoning for the biting insects here... This place is far better during the day when the pool is crowded and is far less buggy when the sun is shining!

Great places to take the kids to learn how to swim or good off on hot days. They also offer swim…read moreclasses for specific dates, times, and fees if you want to ask about that. Otherwise it isn't hard to just let your little one splash around and learn. They have free floaters that kids that can't swim can wear.

Today I had a great day with my children at this pool. Ms. Sierra (one of the life guards) was…read moreespecially kind to provide us with a gift from the lost and found so that my kids could swim without eye irritation. The pool is pretty clean and so are the bathrooms. They teach swim lessons early in the morning around 9am. The slides open at 12pm. I wish they'd open a little earlier but not a big deal. It's a nice neighborhood pool that's close to home. The best part is that it's inexpensive. Only $2 for kids and $3 for adults. Pretty sweet deal. Ice creams are only a buck too!

Located in a park setting in Englewood with plenty of free offstreet parking , this is a good pool…read morefor swim training. It has the proper lane markings and consistent water temperature. You'll have to bring your own training equipment like kickboards and pull buoys, etc. There are plenty of chairs, so you can relax in the sun when you're done with your swim. Enjoy!

I went to Donna Fiala water park. Minimal areas to swim. There is a section of fountains that are 3…read morefeet. A lane of a pool where you can be at 5 feet. A space of 12 feet for the diving boards, a lower and higher one. Obviously the higher diving board will create a harder impact going into the water. I got water in ears of mine twice off the diving boards. First time fizzled out, second time needed hydrogen peroxide when I got home. The ladder out of pool isn't so easy to climb. I did try both Water slides. The yellow tubed one was super fast. The blue one was open air and slower. You could feel the grooves where sections of slide were put together on your back when going down the slides. Also, you did not dispense into a pool at bottom of slide but stayed in your lane which made for an abrupt landing and not so easy to get up and out! :) kids under the height requirement could handle the blue slide! :)

This water park at Eagle Lakes is a great find! At only $1.50 - $2 for entry, it was an affordable…read moreday of family fun! You can (and in fact, you're encouraged to) bring your own snacks/drinks, but they also have a small concessions area. We packed a cooler of drinks (la croix and some harder bevvies for the adults in our group), sandwiches, and snacks, and headed to this park for the afternoon. There was a large kids pool that was at most 3 1/2 feet deep, with a bunch of squirting machines and a giant wheel that dumps water. My nephews and niece really enjoyed this one, and it was large enough that there was still room to swim around and have fun. There was also a nice ledge along the back side of the pool (away from the attractions) so you can comfortably sit! There was also a large pool (that was much colder!) with lap lanes, an area to hang/swim, and a high and low diving board. There was always a small line for the diving boards, the kids were having so much fun! On top of all that, there are 2 water slides and an infant pool. The pool areas are well-staffed with lifeguards who were on top of keeping an eye on everything, blowing the whistle to get the attention of people, making sure kids were walking not running, and keeping the area safe. There's also a good blend of chairs in the sun and picnic type tables in the shade. We had a blast here and it's a great place for a family fun day!