I love this place. I travel to bako for work and have met people here that are so friendly. I live…read morethat the lanes go the width of the pool rather than length. And the fun music just makes it so much fun!!

Traveling through Bakersfield and wanted to swim this is a great place to do laps wonderful…read morefacility!!

I loved it. It was great such a little quaint country town. I can't tell you great things about how…read morerelaxing and peaceful it is here.

Santa Ynez Valley has a great swim club! Practices are held at the Santa Ynez High School pool and…read morecoach Dwayne Douglas is a former competitive swimmer, who cares. My son joined the swim team almost two years ago and loves it. The competitive nature and discipline of the club has helped him to create new goals and work hard to achieve them. He looks forward to going to practice, competing in the meets and having fun with friends. Parents and club members are all very supportive, it is a wonderful enviroment for young swimmers to grow and excel in. I am proud to say my son is excited to part of the Santa Ynez Valley Swim Club.

Amazing pool, with it being outdoor it was the perfect pastime for our 2-month stay in Santa…read moreBarbara this year. Hubby swam nearly every day. Locker room and showers were nice and clean. Bike parking out front...he opted to not pay and just bike there. Swim time availability was reasonable, with slow lanes up to fast lanes.

Incredible Pool......you have to love lap swimming to appreciate that they run the pool at 50…read moremeters!!! As a very serious competitive swimmer, I've swum at pools all over the country (including many International class pools) and I think this one is special. It was built by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), a New Deal program by FDR. The beautiful Seattle Colman pool was also built by the Works Program....another magical pool....... Impossible to describe---if you love swimming and don't mind swimming 50 meter lengths.....this IS THE POOL.

Fun for the family. A bit humid in there. Wish they would open it up. But a great time for the kidsread more

Very casual, friendly and customer service oriented! Additionally, the staff is very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable.

This is an association community pool. If you don't live here you have to be brought in by a…read morehomeowner as a guest. It is beautiful, huge pool 3 ft to 9 ft. They also have a kiddie pool for the little ones all gated in. Plenty of lounge chairs and tables. I saw a snack bar but it wasn't open. Also has life guards on duty. My son had a great time! This is not a year round pool, I think it's only open the summer months. The only negative is the tiles around the edge of the pool have a dirty film so that needs to be cleaned.

The Paul Nelson Aquatics Center has been a place I look forward to going weekly because of the…read morecaring staff and enacted safety protocol during convid-19. It is one of the few local places that remained relaxing as an atmosphere and a place I could count on to be welcoming with helpful customer service. The lifeguards are quick to say hello. Staff that checks people in are personable and accomodating by ensuring spaced lanes, finding missing kick boards and saying goodbye when people leave the pool. Really appreciate this pool!

Kids loved it they should open the pool for a longer period of time, and I dont like that they make…read moreyou take a break and get out of the pool the bathroom could be cleaner.

Swimming pool and kiddy pool. Would be nice if the gym had more equipment. But nice that no one is…read moreever there. The arcade is no coins required. My nephews loved it when they came to visit.

On first blush you think...it's amazing that there aren't more Masters Programs in the Los Angeles…read morearea. After all, we do live in the desert. Then you realize...everyone already has pools, oh; and we live by the beach. Anyhoo...after a long three year break, I crave the thrill of victory and have taken up triathlon again. I used to swim with SCAQ when I lived in Venice (another very good program), but it's just too far for me to drive for a pre-dawn workout. The program is held in the Cal Lutheran Pool which was only recently finished. The pool is an outstanding 50 meters which will put the hurt on you if like me, you are woefully unfit. You can't fake fitness in swimming. Nancy, the head masters coach is quite accomplished...UCLA All American, Top Ten in the world in backstroke, etc. etc. She's a good coach who keeps her eye on everyone and gives regular feedback. Her workouts are tough...especially the 1.5 hour workouts on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. They even have another coach take the beginners in the 25 meter pool to teach noobs pool ettiquette, strokes, flip turns and all that other neat stuff. While they have a lot of items you will need...pull buoys, kick-boards, fins, you may want to invest in those AND a swim cap (if you're a lady), clear and dark goggles (if you're going to swim during the day), hand paddles (start with small ones that fit the size of your hands), wait and buy your fins from Nancy. Also I noted that people are using snorkels when doing pull drills. A couple things BRING WATER!!! Yes, you're in the water, but you still need to drink. If you're a guy and you're not used to wearing those lovely package revealing speedos, you can keep your goodies under wraps with the "down to the knee" versions at your local Sports Chalet. They have locker rooms with showers.

This is my favorite pool ever, and I have a swam in a lot of them over my decades of life…read more One of the things I love is that I always get my own lane, so I have no idea what the person meant about having the share lanes'. And 5+ years I have only ever had to share a lane twice! The staff is friendly, and the pool is partly treated by O-Zone so my swimsuits last longer and I don't smell like chlorine when I leave. The water is always super clean and just the right temperature and I just love it there.

Love swimming here, just, I have a hard time getting out of the pool but the step ladder helps!read more