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.

If you've ever imagined an oasis in the suburbs of New Jersey, where kids frolic on carefree summer…read moreafternoons in an aquatic wonderland just a stone's throw from home, this is it. Three pools -- one for tiny tots to wade in, one for bigger kids to splash in, and one Olympic-sized for adults to train in -- present a wealth of options for a full day of activities, in addition to which there is a diving tank with platforms up to approximately 30 feet, and two water slides, one open and one enclosed. A first-rate, snack bar keeps the munchies at bay if you've neglected to bring your own lunch or just didn't feel like packing one. Note, it's not the kind that offers artisanal twists on surf cuisine or anything fancy, just good, old-school summer treats, as well as burgers and the like. Memberships don't come cheap, although on a per-use basis, a summer pass could potentially mean your family of four can splash around all summer long for under $2 a day. Guests are welcome, although that comes at a slightly steeper cost. Nighttime entertainment also offers local adults a reason to come back after the kids have been sent off to sleep. The only possible thing missing is poolside cocktail service, although I'm fine with its omission since this is a family-friendly recreational establishment and not a singles pick-up scene. Our family gives it 10 thumbs up!

Four pools--from kiddie to diving tanks (rare in NJ) with a large Olympic pool in the middle (and a…read moretraining pool too). Very clean pool with friendly lifeguards. Great snack bar. If you like to dive, get there at 3 or 4 and try out the towers.

We enjoyed around 20 years of fun in the sun at Colony Pool when our kids were young. The sandy…read moresection is great for little kids to easily walk into the water. Our daughters were on the swim team and one of them served as a lifeguard. We often enjoyed grilling with our friends and neighbors on one of the 4 Weber grills. So many years of fun!

It is just a great, low key and relaxing pool. I came with my family when they were little, the…read moreshady part of the pool was perfect for little children. The sand kept them occupied for hours, and shallow entrance to the water was perfect. Now that my kids are older, they enjoy the log roll and the slides while I hang with friends. Some people love the sand bottom and some don't, but at the end of day, it's a great pool for the neighborhood.

Needs attention to cleanliness. Bottom of pool is really…read moreunclean this year. Also are the tables and chairs ever cleaned? Maybe lifeguards could do this kind of thing on slow days. Overall it's time for a renovation.

Great Place to go if your looking for a fun day with the kids. As a baby boomer, it brings back the…read morefeel of when I was a kid. Nice people to mingle with. the only thing I would suggest is that the people at the snack bar need to be people friendly and not be aloud to be talking constantly on cell phones . Get that under control and you have a home team advantage.

I've read all the negative reviews so here's the reasons I find this a five star gym. Note my…read moreinterests and situation probably are different from yours, so I am very clear regarding these factors so you can judge whether this gym makes sense for you. Lifetime bills itself as an athletic country club. It definitely has that feel. Many amenities are included in membership including towel service, saunas, lockers with locks installed, a cafe, a spa with massages as well as full beauty services. An infants and Kids Academy (at extra cost) are available. Indoor sauna and steam rooms are available plus indoor whirlpool, lap pool and leisure pool. In season there's an outdoor pool. Basketball courts, rock climbing and a squash court and pickleball at available. Lots of pickleball - lessons, leagues and just play. I assume this is eating into some of the time alloted to other activities but since I joined after pickleball exploded as an activity, I can't judge before and after. Plus I do not play any of the above racket sports. Classes galore including yoga, cycle, Pilates, Barre and dance. Training classes at various levels of intensity and desired outcomes are numerous. As a new member you get a free training session. Everyone said, since I have neck surgery and have nuts, bolts and screws in my neck, I should schedule my personal session with Jason. And Jason caught into my physical limitations more quickly than many physical therapists. Afterwards, I bought another lesson with him, and a cardio evaluation, both of which were very worthwhile and kept me improving. The equipment floor has a wide variety of weights, machines, bicycles, ellipticals, treadmills - just about everything you'd think of. Plus there is staff all over. From time to time, I've needed help with equipment or have a question and everyone has been most helpful. The facility is exceptionally clean with no gym odor whatsoever. I truly hate the gym smell and I don't know exactly how they do it, but the ventilation and odor control must be superb. The equipment is very well maintained. I reported that one of the recumbent ellipticals wasn't working and someone was there within 5 minutes to fix it. Due to my physical limitations, most of the classes are off limits to me. (My neurosurgeon said "No pickleball or sky diving"). The personal training has been first rate. I dislike swimming, so while I watch people doing laps and just handing out in the indoor pool, I have no personal experience. I am on Medicare and get this gym free through United Healthcare Supplement as a benefit. It is about 20 minutes from my house. Other gyms were closer but not nearly as well appointed or clean. In addition to the distance, another trade off here is limited hours for those using Medicare. Entrance times: M-F 9:30 to 3, Sat after 2 and all day Sunday. Now if you come in at 3 on a Tuesday, you can stay as long as you want, but you have to be there by 3. I don't know what it is like to do an entire work out after work or in the evening although when I've stayed past three it's clearly starts getting more crowded. Since it's free, I don't have to assess a value vs benefit. It's an expensive, high end gym. There's another gym, also free, within walking distance. I'd rather drive 20 mins. Then again, I'm retired. I like working out on the weight equipment and recumbent elliptical bicycle. It's been incredibly helpful I have so many equipment options so I can find things that work for my specific circumstances. And as I have gotten stronger, more equipment is available. Personally if you have the money, I'd definitely at least tour one of the Life Time facilities.

They've done it again! Basketball court has been close since March 22 for 'renovations' and the…read morepickleball courts are closed too. It's now the end of April, and as you might have guessed, the Life Time which can never finish any maintenance work, has once again failed to deliver.

The gym and employees in gym are fantastic! The preschool is a nightmare, the manager that runs…read morethat school is extremely unprofessional and violates many codes of ethics

The communication at the facility is very poor. Good luck getting in touch with anyone, for…read moreanything. It's really a shame that this place doesn't truly serve the community that its surrounded by, other than the childcare center, which I hear good things about. The women's locker room alone is so desolate it's kinda scary. I dont feel safe showering there. They also have no towels in the locker rooms. Tried to sign up for swim lessons but it was like pulling teeth even trying to reach anyone associated with aquatics. I am very shocked at the lack of customer attention/service here. My Family of 5 were looking for a community center to call home. Nope. Never going back.

The Ginny Duenkel Pool is a perfect representation of what a suburban community swimming pool…read moreshould be: Accessible to a broad swath of the population, options for all age groups who wish to partake of water fun and a straightforward snack bar to ward off those aquatic hunger pangs. While I've only attended as a guest spectator during summer swim meets, the pool has a great feel to it and appears to be capable of handling a large number of kids and adults at once. The facilities are clean and well maintained, though it would be nice to see a free library and some water slides. But for swimmers, it's great.!

We have been working with Peter and his team for 50 years. Starting with his father, Peter Coviello…read moreSr. and now welcoming the third generation, Richie, into the family business. The decades of experience is visible through their work. The team is professional, creative, and efficient. Over the years, they have designed, installed and maintained everything on our property, front walk, back patio, our firepit, outdoor lighting, planting, specialty pruning and our sprinkler system. We have never thought to use anyone else, nor do we plan to! Elizabeth L (Morristown)

Pete is great. Listens to your ideas and wishes and puts them into a great layout…read more From start to finish Pete was easy to work with and his crew did a fantastic job.