A Pool Where You Can Relax on the Grass…read more The Morris Plains Community Park Pool has some nice amenities: Swimming Lanes, Water Slide, 2 Diving Boards, Wading Pool, Grassy Areas, 2 Stationary Canopies, Men's & Women's rooms, and a Basketball Court. The Wading Area was gated and seemed relatively safe for little ones to play while supervised. The turtle and flower fountains were definitely something to see. The main pool was sectioned off into 3 main areas. The far end of the pool next to the Wading Area was set up for general play which included a little water basketball hoop. The center of the pool was set up use of the water slide, diving boards, and swimming lanes. The street side of the pool was set up for leisurely wading/swimming. Pros: The Pool Slide was fun and felt like it was shooting you out into the pool at top speed by the time you got to the bottom of it. The Wading Area was super cute. The grass lawns where you could set up some of your own chairs offered a sense of being at home or at the park. Cons: Even with the daily highs in the mid 80s for the past few days, the water was freezing. My family was all shivering even though we were swimming around in the water. The pool surface texturing inside the water occasionally felt like it was raking your feet instead of providing any kind of traction. The staff decided to clean the Men's changing room before the patrons were gone which caused it to be unavailable for use for more than 15 minutes. It was also left in soaked state which made it impossible to change out of one's wet clothes and into dry clothes in any kind safe or satisfactory feeling way. It was nice to visit for a few hours, but I don't think this will be the primary pool that my family visits during pool season.

Not too crowded and good place to go on a hot summers day. There is a baby pool with a giant…read moresprinkling daisy and a believe a plastic turtle The big pool has lap swiyand a twisty water slide as well as diving boards

Great place! Clean and wonderful warm pool! Water classes are great. Great for families!read more

Swim lanes, water slides and a kiddie pool: What more can you all of a community pool? There's also…read morefree WiFi, a little free library and a decent snack bar. The wooded surroundings make it feel cozy, while the spacious swimming areas make it feel luxurious. We were here with the Maplewood Makos for a swim meet, and it was a joy to compete against such fine athletes!

I'm so old I remember when the pool was opened-and dad swam in the previous town pool (the pond in…read moreTaylor Park)! Renovated a few years ago, it's holding up well. Lotsa memories of pool hopping there as a teen!

New to town. My family and I love the pool. Much bigger than I had imagined and very clean. Also…read morelike that they have a concession stand. Lifeguards seem very observant.

Amazing spot. 1)…read moreThere is a nice fountain and lake, which is great to walk around. 2) The park is nice and clean. 3) The park is next to Whole Foods.

Really nice town pool that accepts members from other towns at a reasonable price. Pool management…read moredoes a good job at keeping order. There is a limited number of pool chairs scattered around. Plenty of parking close by. There is also plenty of room to set your own chairs, including in the shade if that's what you want. The complex includes a diving pool and a couple or kiddie pools. Lifeguards are always on duty. Haven't tried the snack bar but at least they have one.

Very nice place to spend your Summer ... Very family friendly...What makes this place special is…read morethe fact that many of the members grew up spending summers here and now have returned with their children .... I'm so happy that I found the Lake Hiawatha Swim Club !

Swim club is great for the kids and adults . We joined this year and loving the pool. Food is…read moreinexpensive also .

Morristown's Streeter Swim Pool, a marvel of mid-century cinder-block architecture brought into…read moreexistence at a time of investment in public facilities, provides a great summer respite from the heat and is the site of recent divisional swim meets. A long, curving water slide, two diving boards and a separate kiddie splash pool provide plenty of options for a wide age range of swimmers. If it feels like you've been to this pool before, that might be because Morristown's Ginty Swim Pool and changing rooms appear to share the same exact layout. (Why build one when you can build two at twice the price!) There's slightly less foliage around the pool, but there are two substantial parking lots on each side of the entrance from Inamere Road. Happy splashing!

Excellent facility, swim program & coaches! Our daughter is on the swim team and loves it!read more

Exemplary of a premier athletic facility, the Jersey Aquatic Center provides a range of swimming…read morefacilities for children and adults of all ages. From the main, 10-lane, Olympic-sized competition pool to warm-up lap and training pools, there's a range of programs and facilities for a wide variety of skill levels. We visited recently for the Rebels Meters Mania swim meet, and one of the highlights was the digital scoreboard, which displayed each swimmer's name, lane and heat time. I was also amazed to see the meet livestreamed on the event's YouTube channel, which allowed for distant family members to watch our kids swim. The only downside was the ear-splitting dance music blared at the audience before and sometimes during the meet, which triggered my Apple Watch high-decibel alert. Attending a swim meet shouldn't put one's family at risk of hearing loss. Swim meets are naturally loud events, with concrete and water surfaces exhibiting maximum acoustic reflective properties, so there's little reason to add to that characteristic. Watch from the upstairs viewing rooms or bring ear protection, and consider keeping small children at home, in order to protect from the nightclub-like audio environment.

The Biosphere pool is an awesome facility with an indoor-outdoor jacuzzi and a natural looking pool…read morewith waterfalls and a grotto jacuzzi. It even has a waterslide. However, if you come on a weekday the waterslide is closed. The pool area is 5 stars on weekends. However, the bar/cafe opens late on weekdays. They don't permit you to bring any outside food or beverages in but they also don't sell any on weekdays. I asked if I could have room service bring food and drink to the pool and I was told no. So if you're looking to enjoy the pool and a drink, make sure to do it in a weekend.

The Berkeley Heights Community Pool, operated by the YMCA, is a wonderful facility that hosts…read moresummer swim meets. There's an Olympic-sized pool, although young swimmers use the 25-yard lanes that traverse pool instead of the full 100-yard length. There's a kiddie pool with safety gates to keep little ones from wandering off. Outdoor showers and accessible restrooms with showers complete the package. "This is my favorite pool," said my 9-year-old!

I could take or leave this place. Went here when I was a kid.. they had crazy rules back then. Like…read morebathing caps for girls with shoulder length hair.. hated htat. We stopped becoming members since the cost was a little bit high. Especially to swim in a urine filled kiddy pool. I did like the snack bar, knock hockey, and the good feeling of having a "purple badge" after passing the swim test. Still, if you can go to a nicer pool I'd do it. This is a place for moms to sit around and talk while their kids wander around in the water or getting into trouble elsewhere.. so if you are looking for that kind of place then come here.