Free access! And even better...free lessons! Sign up on the HNL Parks & Recs website…read more Just another reason why #LuckyWeLiveHI

The facilities aren't amazing, in fact, they are really run down. But the people are what make this…read morepool great. The staff, the fellow swimmers (local kine) are all super friendly and warm. Olympic size deep pool.

So grateful to have this review center as a part of our amentities. Esp good for baby showers, bday…read moreparties bbqs.

We're invited to a gathering at this location. Must know someone that resides at Hokuloa Place to…read morereserve and use the facilities. One of the best well kept, hidden secrets on Windward side of Oahu. Lots of free parking available on both sides of the street. Also park along Hui Iwa Street as a secondary option. This site is hidden from the street with secured gates. Ambiance is clean, low key and ideal for comfortably hosting 50 to 60 people. Outside of recreation center includes outdoor tables with benches on both sides of the facility and four BBQ grills. We also had room for bean toss bag set-up for kids and adults. There were tables and chairs inside the recreation center to accommodate 64 guests, kitchen with sink and spacious for setting up food line and desserts. Decided to have coolers of beverages outside of building. Recreation center overlooks 3 ft to 8 ft rectangular swimming pool, kiddie pool, lounge chairs. There's a separate building across from the pools that offer men and womens' restroom. Womens bathroom includes two toilets stalls, shower area, two sinks with two liquid soap dispensers. There are signs that indicate warning no lifeguards on duty. However, we had one lifeguard on duty to ensure safety of guests. No diving allowed sign. There is also a please shower before entering the pool sign located at bathroom entrances. The only amenity this place does not have is a jacuzzi. Beautiful and stunning view of the Koolau Range is the icing on the cake for any celebration. Quite pleasantly surprised with amazing pool party.

One of the great things about living at Hokuloa townhomes in Kaneohe is the pool and rec center…read more It's a great lap pool, it is always well kept, the pool area is ample and has a baby pool as well, so if you are having a kid's birthday party or an adult get together, there's alot of room to mingle and sit down. It has BBQs as well. The rec center is one of the best I've seen by homeowner's standards. Roomy, clean, indoors, restrooms, fridge, sink, stove tables, chairs and a long counter to set up food on. It's a great venue to rent out for an event. The one drawback is you have to live there, or know someone that does I wanna say it's around $100- $150 to rent. Located in the Temple Valley area, across from Koolau Center where Times Market and McDonald's is. Plenty of parking on the street. I would befriend a homeowner or move in to take advantage !@ LOL

We asked Aloha Salt Pools to service our Chorine Generator 13 months ago. They took 5 months to get…read morearound to coming to our house to check on the unit. They decided it needed a new control module, and took the unit away. We haven't seen our unit for 9 months; phone calls, emails, and texts are not returned. Do business with this company at your own risk!!

Olympic size pools, friendly staff. No complaints for me…read more Friendly people Water seems clean too

Renovations have really cleaned up the 50m pool and now it feels good to swim in -- and it's just…read moreamazing to have a free resource in such a beautiful place on the island. Showers and other facilities work well. Would I give it 5-stars if it cost $20 to go to? Probably not. But it's free, friendly, and very communal. And now clean, clean, clean! :-)

I sometimes like to tag along with my husband when he gets his gym on at 24. Adequate equipment,…read morewish the A/C was cooler on the second level.

It doesn't appear that the floor or restrooms are reviewed or cleaned very frequently or…read morethoroughly. There might be low employee morale at this location-it really shows that there is no interest in helping members by at least a couple of employees.

This pool is beautiful and the staff was so friendly- ample space for swimming and perfect temp to…read moretrain in.

Some lifeguards are nice and friendly, others act like they are temporarily broke billionairesread more

Tracy with Arcadia ISR came highly recommended to me by several moms at the gym... I was debating…read moreputting my son in regular swim lessons, but ended up going this route and never looked back. When I researched the ISR method, I learned that drowning is the number one cause of accidental death for children under the age of four in Arizona. And while I know there is no substitute for constant supervision, ISR Self-Rescue lessons provide an extra layer of protection. My son loves the water... whenever he sees it, he wants to go in. It's beyond scary to think about if he somehow were to fall into a pool and an adult wasn't around to save him. If you really want the chills and reassurance that ISR works, check out the testimonial page here: http://www.arcadiaisr.com/testimonials.html The testimonials do not lie. Tracy is fabulous. While it's an investment of both time and money, it's so worth it. Just a few weeks in and my 22 month old son can float and swim to the side of the pool - it's pretty amazing! When Yelp allows us to post videos, I'll do so here... In the meantime, if you are looking at swim lessons / survival class for a child 6 months to 6 years old, I highly recommend ISR!

It's a waste of money and torture for your child. First they charge you a "Registration Fee"…read moreof over $ 100,- What service do they provide for that money ??? Total Nonsense and a ripoff. Then it's $ 80 a week for 10 minute classes. (cash. credit cards are only accepted for the registration fee) All what your child learns is to roll onto the back and float for a few seconds. After that it will drown if nobody comes to help. We have not seen one single child who enjoyed the classes, they all started to cry as soon as they saw the pool. Of course, their video only shows amazing pictures of babies under the water. The main purpose of these courses is to create revenue, the child will not learn to swim or to survive if it falls into an unattended pool. Even worse: It creates a false idea that the baby is safe around water. Take your child to real swimming lessons at the age of 4 years, that is the age recommended by pediatrics. The ISR course won't help your child to learn to swim faster - save your money.

My girls really love this swim program. The school's head, Kathy, and the other ladies that teach…read moreare experienced, nurturing, and make swimming fun. The Le Jardin pool is a nice saltwater heated pool - bonus - and class sizes are small. My older daughter progressed from lessons to swim club, which is a longer session with a few more kids and they work on different strokes. Swimming is the one enrichment activity my kids never drag their feet on attending thanks to Island Swim School!

Island swim school is disorganized, unstructured not for children who are actually trying to learn…read moreto swim. they can teach babies to float but little else. There is no level scale for progress, no milestones for kids, no skill assessments in writing or communication with parents and I have only observed yelling at kids in the pool or punishing young children unfairly. We immediately changed a new swim school and on day 1 was handed a list of skills that would be achieved in that level including a list of the skills that would be achieved in the next level. .. mind blown. Island Swim School is borderline destructive to any young swimmer hoping to advance (rather than just get 30 minutes of splashing around