Ok mainly used for swim meets and teaching events. This pool is with the Nessler fitness center.read more

Chill place, Good…read morefood with very big portion sizes. However it costs 25 to even get in nowadays which blows

Sorry $25 entrance fee on a Monday to sit at a pool? That is absolutely ridiculous. Back to the…read morefloat bar we go!! Float bar has good food and drinks.

My daughter had a great time today. Definitely what we needed and a change up from the beach!read more

From the owner: The Bolivar Peninsula’s largest water slides with an all new splash pad added this year along with…read moreour lazy river and island for tanning and observation make this so much fun for the family. We do have a food concession on site but you are allowed to carry beer into the park, just no glass containers.

Wings was amazing, service was absolutely Outstanding our…read moreserver anna was more than amazing. Ambiance was wonderful Great view of the beach.

Came burning happy hour, food was good, beer was cold, music was good, and our Waitress Falyn was…read morevery attentive and welcoming. We will definitely be back!

Drove 7 hours to rent a beach house for vacation on Terramar Beach…read more BIG mistake. We researched for 2 months, watching the HOA page for updates regarding the facilities due to COVID. Not one mention that the pool is closed. Their website refers to pool operating hours, what to do if you lose your key ect. Zero mention that it is closed. Also, the mosquitoes are large enough to carry away a small child, we recommend you douse yourself with insect repellent if you stay near there. So.....FYI to anyone else hoping to enjoy a nice dip in a pool after being in the ocean all day. Avoid this place.

If you like laying on splintered boards that serve as a lounge chairs with no shade, then this is…read moreyour pool. Don't leave anything behind because it will be discarded and destroyed by the pool attendant. The pool has been there since 1970 and it appears that the HOA doesn't intend to ever update it or provide shade or chairs or user friendly hours. These seem to be standard amenities that are found it every other home owners associates community pools. Don't even get me started with plastic port a can that stinks.

It is my pleasure to write this review for Pools123. I had the opportunity to work with them from…read moreSeptember through the completion of my pool build, and I couldn't be more pleased with the experience. From our very first meeting, Blake was honest and straightforward about what could and could not be done -- something I greatly appreciated. Throughout the process, I learned that pool construction has its slower periods and moments when things move very quickly. During the slow times, when I found myself getting impatient, and during the fast-paced phases that felt overwhelming, Blake always took the time to call me personally. He explained each step clearly until I fully understood what was happening, which reassured me that everything was going according to plan. Thanks to his communication, transparency, and commitment to keeping the project on schedule, my pool was completed exactly as promised. I highly recommend Pools123 to anyone considering a pool build -- their professionalism, honesty, and dedication truly set them apart.

Going on 3 years and problems with pool continue to grow. A good part of the equipment per the…read moreequipment companies researching the serial numbers have determined to be used equipment. Been working with the state Attorney General and they are suggesting that due to the large number of complaints from home owners and cities that a class suit be started. Note: Josh is the owner and their company name changes often. Latest name is Pools321. Anyone that has an attorney who would like to take on others to form a class action suit, please post a name and number here. The suite can be filed asking for 3 times the lost plus attorney fees.