Came for an Aqua Kickboxing class, it was $10 and a lot of fun. It was in about 4 feet of water and…read morethe instructor was friendly and the moves were easy to follow. The water was warm, thank goodness and even with some turbulence you didn't feel like you were going under. The showers and bathrooms were pretty clean.

We booked a birthday party package at Boundary Waters Aquatic Center to celebrate my son's 6th…read morebirthday. The party room accommodates up to 55 people and seats about 30. They provide the chairs and rectangle tables. You must pay in full in advance and you are either able to choose a Friday party from 5:30 - 8 or Saturday from 2:30 - 5 PM. We opted for Saturday because we figure that most people would be able to come. It is important that your guests arrive on time, because there is a designated swim time and party room time. Some of our guests were late and ended up not being able to swim. Overall, it was a great experience and we enjoyed. My son really enjoyed himself. The staff was friendly and hospitable. We also took advantage of the summer swimming lessons (including free swim week) and my son has really made great progress. I highly recommend it if you are in the area.

So i was riding past here one day on the bus. I thought this would be cool to visit. So I pulled it…read moreup to see if adults could do this . Sure enough adults were welcomed. So i went in and bought a 120 minute pass. Im not gonna lie. If your a adult wanting to do this. I highly recommend you come during the week and come early. I found that just befor my time was up, alot of kids were showing up. Lets face it though, thats what the place is for. However my 53 year old self had a great time. I did find the price to be a little steep. But thats cause I had to buy the socks witch was understandable, and are reusable. I stayed mostly on the big trampoline. I had a great conversation with one of the staff. I will knock them one point though. A few of the activities was closed. I might even return again.

My grands had an amazing time at Sky Zone, it's a great place for them to run and play and enjoy…read morethemselves. There's lots of spacious fun, large slides to explore and bounce into. The line was long to fill out the registration paperwork to get in and jump on the trampolines etc. I was surprised how expensive this place is $30. per person with a mandatory purchase of the special Sky Zone socks that must be worn in the play areas. My purchase was $146.00 for 90 minutes of play time. The grands had an enjoyable visit here.

Woman Owned. My…read moreGrandBlessing's 1st swimming lesson at 6 months old & we could not have been more pleased overall. Megan & Jamela were working behind the counter who gave mom & dad all information they needed for the swim lesson...G-Ma got the info too - smile. The process for pre, during & after lessons was easy, clear & efficient. The pool was well cleaned as with the restrooms, changing & sanitizing stations. The staff rotates in up keeping & resetting all areas of the school. Especially the pool that is sectioned off for different age groups. Jordan, was the swim teacher who took wonderful care of my Grand & another little baby & did such an amazing job simultaneously. Only one parent is allowed in the pool during the lesson. However, there's a huge glass window with plenty of seating to view lessons & cheer on our tots. My Grand was such a natural in the water which made it comfortable to watch. & while you're at ease, help yourself to a complimentary cup of tea or coffee. The entire staff was really welcoming & kid friendly. They worked well together while constantly on the move in assisting, watching, safeguarding & cleaning. Thank you again Jordan for taking exceptional care of my GrandBlessing.

I had physical therapy here. The therapist was awesome. My complaint is the pool itself. Bugs…read morefloating, greasy stuff floating on the top of the pool and sometimes so much chlorine it burned my eyes. I am so glad my Therapy is done and I don't have to deal with this anymore.

My 6 year old son loved swimming in this family-owned lake with a little bit of a sandy beach but I…read morewas much less impressed. The best part for him was a little jumping platform in the middle of the swimming area, which he cannonballed from again and again. "No diving" is stenciled on the side of it, but all swimming is at your own risk with no lifeguards. He and his 2year old sister also played in the sand with the bucket and shovel we brought. There was plenty of free parking and a small concession stand with snacks available and a friendly lady working it who also sold us our tickets. That's where the positives stop. One of the very few rules was to use an ashtray but clearly not everyone did. And I didn't go into the bathroom but my husband, who generally is far more positive that I am, described it as "makeshift" with a sink and a toilet and just a wall for privacy (no stall). When I asked if they were clean, he gave me a so-so hand gesture -- this during the Covid-19 pandemic with no mention of it anywhere on site or on their website. The water was a little gross with floating and sunken vegetation along about half of the bottom. But the grossest of all was the goose poop along the waters edge. When we arrived, someone was at the water's edge raking vegetation out of it, but just left it laying along the shore next to the goose poop. Why bother? Finally, on our way out, my son and I both were having trouble with getting the water to come from the outdoor shower with more than a trickle. An older woman opened the door from the concession/admission booth and admonished him not to break it -- "We just had that fixed!" My husband walked up and said that it was designed wrong, making it difficult to pull. So next time I will save a lot of drive time and about $10 in admission and go a day use area on Lake Allatoona. Sorry, kid.

I give it a 5 because it's a great local lake to swim. I've been coming here since I was a child…read moreand it always seems to have a comfortable feel to it. They sell can drinks, hotdogs and nachos for pretty cheap. There's a gazebo to have birthday parties and picnics at and then of course you can play in the sand and floats in the water. There is a dock in the middle where kids can swim out and jump off. I don't think this would be something worth traveling out to do, but it is a wonderful place to visit if you are already here. We go there 1000 times each summer since it's right down the road. Owners are so nice, and I've always been kind to us. I've never had any trouble here from other visitors.

Fun and sun in Smyrna. Sometimes crowded but mostly plenty of room. Be sure to check if open as…read moreclosed sometimes for cleaning.

Great pool. Nice area. The men's locker room is very clean. Haven't tried the food at the snack…read morearea but from the kids reaction it looks good. I'm so glad they put a limit on amount of people in the pool.

This is a beautiful, walkable park. Nice space for gatherings. The restrooms were clean as well.read more

This our first time visiting this park. Loved every bit of what the city has created. Thank you…read more From the entrance to the different spots we went and explored together this is an awesome park. Will definitely come again with our kids again. One thing can be improved is to clear of some of the plants or weeds blocking the view of the quarry and other part is to repair the signs. You can refer to my picture. Overall a great park to visit with your family and kids

Love dinosaurs! I'm that girlie! I am obsessed with all of the movies so I HAD TO steal someone…read morewith a child to make my excitement make sense. It was so fun. I was in there being an archaeologist digging for bones with the babies! It brought out the child in me and was so cute.

Great exhibits, fun place to take kids, great place to go on a date!…read more We had a blast!

I second Michael C.s 2016 review (looks like I'm writing the second review for the park!). I visit…read moreLake Court Park often with my toddlers. Playground: There are 2 baby swings and 2 regular swings, and they're separated from the main playground structures by some stairs. (I like to think this keeps kids from beaning others in the head while swinging, but let's be honest, that could still happen plenty.) There are some toddler-friendly parts of the playground, but the whole thing caters well to older (3+) kids. Rockwall, multiple slides, a smaller slide, and some benches. Dog park: The dog park is well-loved and has many regulars. There are 2 benches outside the park for onlookers. Folks tend to keep a good eye on their own pups. The ground has some grassy areas and some dirt areas with both sunshine and shade. Doggy water fountains are available. Other: There's a bathroom near the dog park entrance. Near the rose bushes is a water fountain with spigots for dogs, kids, and taller people. This park has 2 parking lots, one near the dog park entrance and one closer to the playground. There's a creek on the premises and large fields of grass with shade and sunshine. Fun finds: We've found a red-tailed hawk tailfeather, a lot of leftover rabbit fur from a hawk's hung, and uh, my kid found a little baggy of weed at the swings once, but it's a statistically low probability for future visits...

Great little neighborhood playground park. Baseball area, volleyball pit with sand, climbing…read moreequipment with slides, swings, picnic tables, and open spaces to play. Adjacent to the dog park. Restrooms and water fountain.