Love this place - clean locker room, clean pool, really nice staff, lots of parking. Try to avoid the times when it's crawling with kids, but late at night when it's just the lap swimmers it's very tranquil. My biggest fear is lots of people discover this hidden gem and it becomes harder to reserve a lane... read more

SCAM SCAM SCAM This swimming pool has a very scammy predatory business practice. My child already graduated from La Petite Baleen at level 5. She swam there for at least 6 years and already knew all the basics. My wife was looking for something for her to do to help her maintain her skills. She was researching online and found this place that was ran by Daly City Recreational Center and wanted to give them a try. The first time she took our daughter there they did a quick assessment and said she belonged to Level 1. My wife reasoned with them and they ended up putting her in Level 2 (Jellyfish). We paid for 4 classes and they told us at the end of the 4th class they will evaluate her again. I was there with her the first 3 classes and all I saw was them putting my daughter on the side of the pool and had her kick her legs and swing her arms in the water while holding the side of the pool. Today was the 4th class. Before she began today's class I asked the guy at the reception counter about the rating. He told me he already got the eval result and that my daughter has failed. So all together they already gave her a failing grade from just 3 previous classes, even before her 4th and final class has started. I told him she already graduated from La Petite at Level 5. How did she fail when all she really did most of the time was kick her legs at the side of the pool. He gave me a non-answer about list of stuff she need to do and the teacher said she failed. My wife was angry. At the end of the today's class (the 4th class) my wife asked the teacher how come my daughter failed. The reason the teacher gave us was another non-answer like "her legs were too low". Even though she never told my daughter to kick her legs higher during class at all. There were zero instructions given. Secondly, when the teacher had her swam out in the open pool, she had my daughter laid on her back and kick her legs in the water while the teacher walked backward holding my daughter armpit. The teacher basically kept holding her back and didn't let my daughter swam freely and let her perform. But when my wife asked why did she hold my daughter's back the teacher lied and said my daughter told her to hold her. My daughter said she never told her to do that and that the teacher only kept repeating simple instructions like "swim in a circle". The whole class was only 25 minutes and there were 5 students in class. The teacher pretty much carried each student in circles and called it swimming. Each student had only around 5 minutes of "swim time" per class. While the rest of the 20 minutes she just swing her arms and kicked her legs at the side of the pool. A complete waste of time and money. My feeling is that they don't want to move students up too fast and they want to milk as much tuition fee from the parents as possible. Honestly, from what I could see, most parents just put their kids here so they have something to do. Many parents just day dream or scroll on the phone instead of paying attention to what they are teaching their kids. At about $10 per class it is cheap, I'll give you that. But you really do get what you paid for. And with the quality of "education" they give your child, it's totally not worth it. I am not sure where all the positive reviews came from. I am pretty sure they are either from people who works there or from parents who just like the big pool. I read through all the 1 star reviews on Yelp and Google review and they are inline of what we've experienced. This is not a swim class, it's more of a children day care with water. read more

Back here again for the next several weeks and the pool registration is still done on-line and a limit per session to do lap swim is still only 45 minutes. Lanes when sharing are tighter and not as wide as Oceana aka Jean Brink Pool in Pacifica but the Men's locker room is much cleaner, lockers are not broken and showers and toilets are also cleaner! I was told that the Hot Tub was supposed to be up and running in Sept 2024 but that is not the case! morning lap swim hours are only Tuesday, Thurs and Sat as opposed as every day and my guess is that it's a staffing issue! read more

Giammona Pool - Winter and Spring 2024 schedule - Swimming Lessons/Schools Near Me - Daly City, California

My 11 years old son love this place, teachers, stuff is very nice Brian is always very helpful and very nice, my Son started - jellyfish level and now is on last level - stingray. Amazing performance in 1,5 year wich I'm proud of him and happy with Gimona hopefully my second child will be enjoying this place as well. Recommend! read more

I love that you can book individual lap swims here. It's definitely worth the few extra dollars to get a whole lane to yourself versus having to share it with up to 2 other people. The pool is part of Westmoor High School and is very spacious and well-maintained. The locker rooms have a dedicated changing area, several showers, and several toilet stalls. Very clean but you need to bring all your own toiletries. read more

The lap swim is great because you can book your own lane for half an hour. You need to register online before going there because they don't do drop ins. The people at the front desk are friendly, and there's nothing better than getting your own lane. It is a very wide pool with shallower and wider laps at the sides, and I like that they are open on Sundays. read more

Kiddo has been taking swim lessons here. $60 for residents for 6 weeks. Each session is 30 minutes long. Time goes by quick. Maximum of 6 kids per class. The quality of instruction depends on who is teaching. These are young kids teaching so keep that in mind but we have had good teachers. Kiddo has always had a fear of swimming but with the help of classes, she is really starting to enjoy being in the water. I've noticed that they're pretty strict on making sure you've mastered all the skills in a particular level before they recommend you for the next level. So far they've been having kiddo take each level twice. If you're interested, be sure to sign up online as soon as the registration window opens because they max out of spaces within 15 minutes! read more

Westmoor alums know what I mean. I distinctly remember 9th grade PE, they had just ripped out the lockers, no hot water in the showers, and the roof was dripping with rust. It was about time they tore down the old Giammona Pool! The new facility is like a RESORT! As soon as I walked into the lady's locker room, a huge ear-to-ear smile was on my face. Nice lockers, a swim suit spinner, and large shower (with hot water and a good water flow)! The pool itself is pretty amazing - ample room in each lane and it's really clean. The therapy pool is a nice way to relax your muscle after your swim. I absolutely love the new Giammona Pool - it's a great and long awaited addition to our community! read more

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I grew up in this pool. I spent ages 5-12 taking the summer swim lessons. From Guppies (level 1) all the way to porpoise (Level 7) [although there are more levels now]. I passed all of the classes when I was 12 and then decided it was time to join the Daly City Dolphins Aquatics Club (I regret not joining at 9, there's a huge advantage then). Coach Fred Wales (Mr. Wales) is the greatest mentor I've ever had in my life. He motivated me to swim hard and kept me away from some bad influences I've had growing up in Daly City. I swam religiously, everyday 5-7pm after middle school and high school, all because he knew I could become better. It was a great way to vent out my frustrations as a growing teenager and definitely kept me out of trouble. I had a cycle of school, swim, shower, eat, homework, sleep. With occasional swim meets here and there on the weekends (traveling to tahoe, orinda, south bay, etc). Now the pool is newly renovated with 4.2million from the City of Daly City. On a side note, I was also a lifeguard and coach here, giving back to the community. It was very fun teaching the courses and there's no better feeling than seeing your kids succeed. I hope there will one day be enough demand to create a Master's program that would allow adults swim in the morning everyday. It's very big in southern california, when I swam for UCI Master's there were 16 practices a week!! 6am, 12pm, and 6pm (M-F) plus Saturday morning! read more

I enrolled my 18 month old daughter to tiny tot tadpoles (infant & toddler class). For some reason, I expected the class to be chaotic. In contrary, it was very organized and the instructor was really good. They played games, sang and they also have toys for the toddlers. They did a lot for a thirty-minute class. My daughter and husband both had a blast! I changed my 5 stars to 2 stars, because when we came back, the instructor was different. The girl who replaced the original instructor looked like she was in high school and had no clue what to do with us. The entire program had the same routine meet after meet. read more

Awesome swim rec for kids and adults alike. Very affordable for residents ($50 for 8sessions and non-residents (slightly cost more). Very clean facility. Young instructors are energetic and effective. We keep coming back and signing up the kids all year round as they move up in levels of swimming. Diving sessions when available are only $5 per session with recreational swimming included after the session. Birthday parties are also available. They provide a private room for you and your party. Reserve ahead. Recreational swimming available on weekends for a minimal cost. Pay as you go. Highly recommended. read more

Giammona Pool - Swimming Lessons/Schools Near Me - Daly City, California

My kids take swim lessons here. One is a guppy and the other is a duckling. They are currently in their 2nd session and they really love taking the class and always look forward to it. The instructors are good, although some are better than others. I believe the pool is relatively new and by the way it looks, it's awesome! Plenty of space above for watching your kids, or just outside the front doors, if you prefer. The women's locker room is fine, with plenty of lockers. It can get a slittle slippery there because of all the traffic and of course, water. My daughter has slipped in there twice, so be sure to be careful in there. They should put in some floor mats to help with that. read more

Giammona Pool - Swimming Lessons/Schools Near Me - Daly City, California

My daughter is 11 months old, and we just starting taking her to swim lessons here. The instructors are great, she's clearly enjoying herself and learning in the class, and the prices for classes and lap swim are also really affordable. The pool is a good size and the classes aren't too crowded, and they have a nice size therapy pool where the kids often warm up after class in the main pool. However, I have a real problem with the locker rooms. There are no hooks for towels in the shower area, so you better be really comfortable with yourself if you want to get fully cleaned off before you get dressed. There are no mats on the floor and it's all tile that doesn't drain well, so it's constantly very wet, visibly dirty, and slippery. If you accidentally drop a towel on that floor, you will feel so gross putting it back on your body to get dry. I feel so stressed getting changed in there, hoping I don't drop anything that I'm going to wear out of the building. Also, it's just plain dangerous. I can't hold my daughter in my arms every second that I'm changing the two of us, but there's nowhere else to put her down and it's really slippery. She's already slipped and fallen twice, but lucky has been OK. Even as an adult, I don't feel fully stable on that floor. I don't think it would take a lot to put in some rubber mats with drainage holes and make the place safer and easier to move in and change in. read more

I used to take swimming lessons at Giammona Pool with a man named Matt Ramburger since I was in 1st Grade. A few years later back when I was in the 4th and 5th Grade at my former elementary school, I had pool parties at the same place with my friends from elementary school. Good heavens, they bring a lot of aquatic memories to me. Unfortunately, Giammona Pool wasn't always a sanitary place for me to get plenty of exercise with my parents' supervision meaning that they need to sit on a bench nearby just in case there's a problem (e.g. an unknown swimmer may do bad things to me even though he/she is friendly like my people from Terreno Realty Corporation, San Francisco, CA, Suite 200). Even though COVID-19 is still entering the picture, it still remains a massive disappointment for me to not be able to swim at Giammona Pool itself even though Chris the new lifeguard mentioned in a letter to the customers who swim there a lot in the daytime need to bring their own kickboards which is considered to be a rule. I have no idea what it has to do with swimming during a viral pandemic/germy outbreak, but I can think of worse things. Swimming is one of my special talents and it should never die. ‍ read more

The investment they put towards the new pool is definitely worth every penny! I grew up using this pool since 2000 and now residents in Daly City/ SF area have the luxury of using this amazing, innovative indoor pool. The staff is always super welcoming and nice. The pool accessories they have are always fun to play! They even have a jacuzzi for you to relax in after your hard work of swimming! They provide lap swimming as well as swim lessons (toddlers to pre-teens). There is more of a variety of time slots of lessons during the summer time than the school year. The instructors have been great and the senior guards working always are knowledgable. Giamonna can also host your child's next pool party! Just call in to schedule :) read more

Spacious all around. Several lanes comfortably wide for two swimmers to share; these go from 7 feet on one end to 10 feet deep on the other. Two or three lanes are shallow from end to end (~3-4 feet), usually reserved for kids. Water at comfortable temperature--not too cold, not too warm. Plenty of lockers and showers in men's locker room. Water is warm. No swimsuit dryer. Bring $6 cash (non-residents) and a lock. read more

I just had my son's 13th birthday party here and it was great! We had a group of about 40 kids and they all had a blast. It was the perfect venue for a winter teen party. The pool has inflatable tubes, noodles, some huge inflatable thing the kids were able to climb on and a basketball hoop in the pool. They were also able to go in the large jacuzzi. The lifeguards were great. Ryan was a sweet kid and very helpful as were the other 3 lifeguards who helped set up and clean up. The party room was big and accommodated our group. Plenty of tables and chairs but no microwave or refrigerator. My only suggestion to DC Park & Rec is to increase the time slots to 3 hours instead of 2. I had to purchase two back to back time slots so that we could have a proper party. 2 hours to set up, swim, shower, eat food, do the cake, and clean up is way too short. The party before us ran late and didn't leave the room on time so I'm glad I gave myself a buffer. Overall, everything about the pool was great but again, a 3 hour time slot is much more realistic. read more

My kids took swimming classes here. I paid ~$100 for 8 lessons for both. Reasonable price for something they like to do. And it's fun for me talking and meeting other parents. Very nice facility. Large lockers, several shower heads, and a spin dry for your swim suit. Friendly instructors and very good with the kids. They pay equal attention to all of them and they make the lessons enjoyable. They have designated "watchers benches" for parents to wait for the kids finish the class. And if you're a swimmer, some of the classes coincide with the lap hours ($5), you can do that instead while waiting. read more

My son has been taking the swimming lessons here for the past 2 years and he loves it. New pool is great - very clean, best school pool I've seen so far. The instructors are great, although young, they're actually very patient and very good with kids. Highly recommend! read more

I signed up for adult swim classes for my girlfriend and me. I am an experienced swimmer that wanted to brush up on skills, my girlfriend did not know how to swim and was afraid of it. As a result of just 5 classes, I've gotten a lot better (learned all the strokes, diving, turns), and my GF can now swim comfortably in the deep end. Classes are cheap, about 65 bucks for 8 classes and they come in beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels for adults. Most classes are empty, we were both able to get 1 on 1 instruction with our teachers. This find exceeded my expectations, I highly recommend. read more

Giammona Pool is an awesome swimming pool. The pool has nice warm 82 degree water. They use the proper amount of chlorine so my eyes don't sting if I open them under water. The pool has 11 lanes during lap swimming. They also have a hot tub which is really nice for relaxing your muscles after a long day of swimming. The chlorine is a lot more intense in the hot tub. The pool is a nice size - 25 yards x 25 meters. The pool varies in depth from 3'6'' on the shallow end to 7' for the swim lanes and 10' for the deep end. It is nice that the swimming lanes are deep enough to do all your strokes. The swimming pool is a great value. As of 6/6/15 a day pass for residents of Daly City is $6 and non residents $7. They also have swim passes good for 14 swims at $66 for residents and $88 for non residents, which is a tremendous value. The location is very convenient. There is plenty of parking available both at the pool and on the streets nearby. Improvement Suggestions: The swimsuit spinner keeps going out of order due to people improperly using it. Talking with the staff its getting too expensive for them to fix all the time so they are thinking of removing it. For me its not a big deal but it would be nice to have a dry swimsuit when I'm done. During rec diving they seem to close off the lanes and the deep side often. It would be nice if they remained opened. The reason for it seems to be the number of lifeguards on duty. I find the locker rooms & showers here incredibly slippery. Be sure to have good slip resistant slippers. read more

I'm a 40 year old swimming virgin, and I just recently started taking swimming lessons. The instructors are awesome, very encouraging and patient to their students. I could tell how involved they are in making the student a better swimmer: the grading includes specific comments on your technique and how to make you swim better. Justin and Cole are great instructors, and they make it a fun and relaxed environment to learn especially for a 40 year old swimming virgin like me! As far as facilities goes, the place looks clean and orderly. There's an upper deck where the parents/visitors can check out the pool from above. There are no soaps in the dispensers in the shower/bathroom area, but I guess that's not included in the budget. Just bring your own soap/body wash/shampoo and you'll be fine. And don't forget non-slip slippers in the shower areas. Overall, the experience is great, and I would definitely recommend this pool to friends and family. read more

I have two kids that have taken swim lessons here this year. The kids (instructors) that teach the lessons have always been attentive and helpful. They are nice and I don't have any negative things to say about them. However...the reason I only gave 4 stars is because on a number of occasions the main life guard, on the chair at the front corner, was not paying attention. They, it was both girl and boy at different times, we're chatting with other life guards and it clearly distracted them from keeping an eye on the pool. There are at least 30 children and adults taking lessons which mean a lot of opportunities for accidents. The main life guard must, at all times, keep a diligent eye on the patrons in the pool. I understand they are teenagers but there are nervous little kids in the pool and having that trained eye can mean the difference between having a good time and administering CPR. Please just do a better job of monitoring the pool because my kids (and other parents kids) are in the pool. read more

I have two girls and now they are in college. But, I'm here now. Back then, my youngest took lessons here in High School also went for some life guard classes and that made a plus in her life - ! Not to mentioned many birthday party's and I, myself use to go there for rec swimming and love the little pool that is heated up for afterwards... If the large pool was 5 degree's warmer I would give this a 5 star... I stopped going for my swim because it got too cold for me, but I may get the courage to go back and suck it up as I do enjoy the lap swimming and many people are pleasant there. EXCEPT ONE THING, I WISH THE PEOPLE WOULD TAKE CARE OF THIS PLACE like it was their own. This place was renovated and new ---the place would last longer if so... Or hire better Janitors as often there isn't enough toilet tissue... A lot of kids pass by this place, you can tell.... Regardless, a gem that remains, for how long??? Hope for a long time. read more

Wow the remodeled pool at Westmoor is nice! My bestie had her son's birthday party here and it was great! The kids enjoyed swimming and the party room is big and spacious. Plenty of room for all the tables, kitchen and plenty of parking for the guests. The only thing which was crazy is they rush you out. The staff comes in and starts throwing things away and the guests seemed a bit startled. Other than that Giammona Pool is a great spot for parties and swimming! read more

I wouldn't be surprised if the people who are giving awesome reviews of this place are people who work here. I enrolled my son for the parent participation class. My boyfriend and i were hesistant because the lifeguard had his shoes on and there were too many people in our class but our teacher was AMAZING! He explained everything in detail, he always went one on one with a child and I like how he always consider the younger kids like my son. Now that I enrolled my son the second time, it went downhill. My class has at least 16 people and the girls who are teaching are goofing off then teaching. There are 16 parents most don't even listen and go and do they're own thing. Waste of money if you ask me. My old teacher came to sub and organized the class. He divided us the class and had us all do something similar to each other. If you're a parent participation class don't come here. read more

I have been here for events, free swim, and lap swim and enjoy my time here every time. The staff is friendly and keep a good watch on everything. Cost for the lap swim is $6, which is not bad for up to a 2 hour session. I think they put a little too much chlorine in the water, but w all the kids, I guess you can't blame them, and it's nothing a decent pair of goggles can't solve. The pool itself doesn't get too crowded for the lap swim, which let's everyone swim at their own pace and even the people that swim there are friendly and sharing lanes is never an issue. Happy Swimming! read more

My kids have been coming to this place for over a year. Week after week, their staff is friendly and attentive. It's a busy place. At any one time they have at least 6 classes going on plus maybe 6 lanes available for free swim. Boy are they on top of the time too! You get whistle announcements at 10, 5 and 1 minutes until the class ends. (UPDATE: witnessed two irate parents complaining that the instructors "lost" their child. The parents could not find their child after the class ended, and the instructors could not tell them where the child was. This one is completely on the parents. You get warnings from the lifeguard about the end of class. As a parent you know the class schedule. BE THERE when the class ends. Also don't be on your damn phone. I've seen too many parents not realize their child needs to use the restroom midway through the class and the lifeguard ends up wasting energy trying to flag the parent down to come help (WTF!?). Worst yet, parents drop off their kids and then rush off to do errands. If you're gonna be concerned about safety, be there. Way too many kids coming into the pool for their scheduled class and coming out to expect the instructors to know where the child goes after class (especially if that child is older and more independent). Ok, I'm off my soapbox now. Classes are typically 30 minutes. The instructors have been really good, though at times there are stylistic differences that can cause some confusion for the kids (but just tell your kids to ask for clarification; they need to learn to speak up anyway. It's good for them). The classes range in ability from toddlers who need to be carried by a parent, to kids who look like a squad of marines doing drills. The classes typically last about 6 sessions with the 5th session used for testing and the 6th for half instruction half free play. Students get a report card during the 6th session giving them details about how they did and if they can move up to the next level. Parking can be an issue so plan ahead if you want your kid, or yourself to be on time (especially during AYSO soccer season! -google it; lazy!). read more

This place got a great makeover! Have been bringing my son here for lessons to keep him active. He knew how to swim prior to lessons but was taught the proper way when he started here. He continuously moves up the ladder and graduates to the next class. Instructors are great with kids. Only giving 4 stars because it's quite difficult to sign up sometimes. Classes fill up super quick so you can't slack on it. read more

Giammona Pool - Swimming Lessons/Schools Near Me - Daly City, California

The pool is so beautiful! The pool is the perfect temperature especially for children. I come here to swim after my cousins' finish their swimming lessons. There's benches that are at an upper level near the swimming pool, and it's really toasty there, which is good for fall and winter times. During certain hours (I forgot what time), they would open a little mini jacuzzi for people. Don't dunk your whole head inside because the lifeguard in there will scold you. read more

We had La Petite Baleen before for my kids' swim class, and this place is really nice. The instructors are better and the pool is better and everything is just better. So far, we're happy. read more

This pool has definitely upgraded from the Giammona Pool that I grew to know over the years. This pool used to be so filthy and disgusting to the point where I feared walking barefoot on the deck. But I still grew to love the pool because I swam here my entire childhood. The kids nowadays don't know how fortunate they are to have such a beautiful and well maintained pool. Yay for clealiness! I was finally able to swim in the new remodeled pool this past Tuesday for lap swim . It costs $6 for Daly City residents and $7 for non DC residents (too expensive for my liking). I don't know what time lap swim started, but it ended at 8:30pm. A huuuge pro for this pool is its size. It's great that the pool is large enough to accommodate 4/5 lanes of lap swim, a swim team practice, and swimming lessons for little kids. I will definitely be coming back again to take advantage of lap swim! Also the two girls working the front desk were super friendly and helpful! read more

Instructors, got no complaints for you. They're good kids. The pool itself should be a hazard to your health! Swamp thing, I tell you. Rust all over the walls. The stairs to the bleachers is falling apart, literally. They're supposedly building a new pool. Let's see how long that will take .... read more

Your review helps others learn about great local businesses. My sons have been learning very good techniques and the instructors really care about teaching the right way Please don't review this business if you received a freebie for writing this review, or if you're connected in any way to the owner or employees. read more

I signed my son up for the M-Th 11:00 AM Ducklings swimming class during this last summer lesson session. I am so impressed with the instructor, Steven. He's awesome with the kids. My son is the youngest in the class, he's three years old, and the instructors (there are always Steven and one other, at least, sometimes an aide as well) are amazing. Very attentive to each child and they are paying attention, know each child's name and definitely know how to teach. I watch the other classes going on and the instructors really seem to know their stuff. I don't think you'd be disappointed in any of these instructors. I know what I am talking about and my standards are high. I was a WSI certified instructor at the old, smelly, rusty, moldy, scary (because it was set so far off the street like a horror movie setting) Giammona Pool back in 1986 - 1993 and this new pool is fantastic. Very clean and very well maintained. It's the nicest pool in the area. We have taken lessons at the other neighborhood pools and I have to say that my Daly City people have not let me down. They are doing me proud. Rock on, Giammona Pool staff! You're doing this girl proud! read more

We have been going to this pool for our kids' swimming lesson for years off and on and have been loved this place. The staff has always been very friendly. The swim instructors are pretty good. The fees are VERY reasonable. The place is clean. I would easily rate this place 5 stars before today. I am writing this review to provide some constructive feedback to management and hope they listen. I made my case to the manager there and it was completely useless. He even said many other parents made the same complaint and he is standing by his decision. He even gave him his manager's number and said he will stand by him. Apparently, they have a rule that all children must be accompanied by an adult when going in the hot tub. The parent MUST be in the hot tub with the child. Well, here is what I like to say: 1). I was told this has always been a policy for years. It was just never enforced - I can accept that. They have signs on the door all these years. And I do believe that as I have seen it before. No issues from me here. 2). On the sign, there are no indications on what is the definition of "children". So I asked Ryan the manager the definition. He said "teens". I pointed to my son who is 10 and over 5 feet. I suggested management should consider changing the policy to be height specific instead of age. The hot tub depth is only 3.5 feet if I recall right. 5 feet seems like a reasonable height to go in by one self. The parents are standing right next to the hot tub, I think that is good enough. 3). The language on the sign should be change to include the definition of children. I later learned from Ryan that when he said "teens", he really mean 14 or older. I would have thought teen would include 13. 4). Now, here is the biggest issue I have which I feel is inappropriate. Ryan stated he has enforced this policy since he got here a year ago. That is completely false as I know my son has been going into the hot tub by himself (with me standing at tub side) two sessions before today. The "Ask the guard on the chair to open the door" sign is new. It was ONLY today (or this week) that the staff started locking the door to the hot tub. If you are going to enforce a "rule", do it the first day or last day of the session series, NOT on the third week and claim it has been enforced for a year. 5). Bring back the old manager. I think it was a young lady who was very nice and seem to care about the customers. read more

I went here with my to take some adult swimming lessons. I'm no Phelps nor do I claim to be, but I can now swim better due to the well trained and knowledgeable instructors. The new facility is visually appealing compared to the old facility which was comparable to a bog - smelly, aged, foggy, and muddy. Another bonus is that the new location has a therapy pool, a classroom, and around 10 lanes for swimming read more

I went to this pool for a water aerobics class and was really impressed with the facility. Previous reviews are talking about the old pool. This pool is brand new and gorgeous. The locker room facilities are nice too. (They have the coolest bathing suit water extractor thingy! Just put your suit in and it spins around to get all the water out. Neat!) Instructors are friendly and helpful. Classes are worth the cost. I had a great time and loved the hot tub too. No bubbles, but a very relaxing soak after my workout. Ahh... For more information on classes, go to the Daly City Parks and Rec website: http://www.dalycity.org/City_Hall/Departments/park_rec.htm read more

I recently visited for lap swim - SUPER new facility. This is THE spot for local lap swimmers! Along with a NEW & AMAZING facility, they provide an array of programs, classes, and recreation swim for all ages. The staff are young, friendly, and skilled. A must visit! read more

One can usually get a lane or a shared lane most of the time. Afternoons tend to be crowded. Facility is clean. The one star deduction is that the soap dispensers are filled about half the time. The biggest plus is the staff who are high school students are the most polite and professional folks I have encountered. It's no wonder that their aquatic classes are filled. read more