Five stars. The Salt Lake Pool is a huge, Olympic sized pool serving the Salt Lake area community…read moreand anyone who wants to utilize it. The hours vary, as it'll depend on the season. For the most part, it's not open in the morning hours, but opens up around lunch time on weekdays and has fragmented afternoon and evening hours. They're only open on Saturday afternoons. New schedule should be coming out soon, so I may update this review. The chlorine is very mild to negligible at the Salt Lake Pool compared to an indoor pool on the Mainland, which made my hair sticky and changed my black shorts to green/gray due to the strong chlorine. I really appreciate the mild chlorine in this pool. Hopefully, it's not due to kids peeing (pardon my French) or the rain water, diluting the pool. However, it's great and I like it. There are storage lockers where you can lock up your personal belonging outside, or not. Also, men's and women's changing/restrooms. Parking is very ample and free. Also, this is a FREE POOL! No fees or dues. Can't beat that!

Would love to give 5 stars because it is an amazing pool and huge size that can accommodate a lot…read moreof swimmers, but I really struggle with its hours! I wish there were night swims every night and that they had early morning and/or weekend hours for those of us that work a 9-5.

Five stars. Highly recommended. Pool hours are friendly, as…read moreit opens at 8am and runs throughout the day, unlike other city pool hours. They even have 25 yard lanes, as well as 25 meter lanes for that extra yardage. Never have an issue with the chlorine for after the swims and the facilities are awesome! The users are friendly and easily able to talk to them.

This is a great place to swim laps and it's free. No sign-in required. There's also lockers to…read morestore your stuff (bring your own lock). I went during the Monday evening session and it wasn't busy at all. They close the pool for sporting events so call ahead. Pictures attached are latest pool hours and closure in April 2023.

Such a fun and beautiful pool, next to the Hilton Lagoon tower! This one has waterslides and a…read morebeautiful waterfall feature. A fun way to get the pool and waterslide experience while still being able to view natural beauty of the ocean. I really wanted to try the hot tub, but it was always too crowded with so many people (and many children).

Most fun pool! The best watersides, perfect for kids There…read moreis a small tunnel slide for younger kids, and a bigger slide for older kids. There is a current and waterfall, ( super fun) and there is a shallow and a deep end for people of all ages. They allow pool tubes, and the water is clean and I didn't see any bugs, leaves, etc. Since my family and I are visiting and still in Hawaii, we will be returning!

Went here for a family birthday party. Open to residents and their guests, the pool is big enough…read morefor many parties at once. The pool goes up to 4' so perfect for kids. There is also a little "hot tub" to relax in as well. There are also cabanas that you can relax under if it gets too sunny or rains. There is no lifeguard but there was a security guard walking around making sure all the children stay safe. Overall, very nice swimming pool area for families that live around the area in Kapolei.

The Hoakalei Swim Club is exclusive for residents & their guest of Ka Makana of Hoakalei. It is…read morebeautifully done with tropical trees and plants along with Hawaiian rocks around the pool and jacuzzi. They have several pavilions and a kitchen that you may reserve for gatherings. The area is always kept extremely clean; surrounding grounds and the actual water very well maintained. The family loves hanging out here and swimming. On those windy days, we chill out in the jacuzzi. There is also the workout area to enjoy. They have weights, treadmills, bikes, and more. The room is filled with TV's and of course through the glass, beautiful tropical views.

That's my pool. Right now the locker rooms are under construction and the training/wadding pool…read moreis closed. The park bathrooms have been renovated and open for use. There are two outdoor showers available for use. The 50 meter pool is broke up to lap swim, free swim and family swim areas. Kalihi Vally Pool Hours: Sunday: 1:30pm ~ 5:30pm Monday: 12:30pm ~ 5:30pm Tuesday: 9:15am ~ 12:30pm & 1:30pm ~5:30pm Wednesday: 12:30pm ~ 5:30pm Thursday: 12:30pm ~ 5:30pm Friday: 9:15am ~ 12:30pm & 1:30pm ~5:30pm Saturday: 1:30pm ~ 5:30pm

Great place to bring the kids we went on Thursday my granddaughter had a floaty device on they told…read moreher you have to take that off she was sad. But we had fun anyway we swam n played in our own little section in the 3 1/2 feet section was enough for us to cool off only down fall was the women's restroom was closed and they closed early 3:30pm we tried it and maybe we'll be back again soon with more grandkids you can't jump in the pool not too much contact definitely no running. The lifeguard will sit there and watch your every move I understand for our own safety which is nice it's free we can't complain even if they charged a fee I would pay it pool was clean. I was surprised it wasn't that crowded.

Great classes and lifeguards! The pool is always clean and the surrounding areas are well kept.read more

I'm an avid swimmer - for exercise and for recreation. However, since the advent of COVID-19, the…read moreswimming opportunities have been scarce at the Nuuanu branch of the YMCA (where I'm a member and where I normally do my swimming workouts). When times are available, they are limited to a mere 50 minutes and require reservations in advance. Frustrated, but accepting of the situation, I resigned myself to swim as much as I could in 50 minutes and accept any reservation times I could secure. The other day, I was walking my doodle with my wife and children through Pauoa Valley. When passing by Booth Park, I noticed that there was a schedule for lap swimming at the pool. Heck, I didn't know lap swimming was available at a community pool. Curious, I walked up to ask if there were open swim times. I was greeted and informed that there are 5 lanes and it's first-come-first-served availability at the listed times. WOW! Today, Sunday, since the Y is closed, I figured there's no time like the present to try out my new find. I headed over and, low and behold, I was able to immediately start my swim and I was able to get my ENTIRE pre-COVID workout in. I'm stoked! The lifeguards are helpful and friendly. The pool was clean and refreshingly cool. I look forward to spending more time here making my shoulders ache.