Small & Cute pool that is fed by local hot springs but it IS a chlorinated pool, FYI. The water is…read moresoft & pool is fairly clean. No food or drinks allowed inside the fenced area. Park across the street instead of the small parking lot to avoid any damage by inexperienced drivers. Open year round!! Haven't gone on weekends but it's not normally too overcrowded for my taste. Half of the pool Is set up for lap/lane swimming, while the other half is divided also in half (two quarters of the pool) shallow end for floats and children, the deep end for floating and relaxing under a partially shaded area next to a large tree.

The best part about this pool is that it's open all year (closed on Mondays) with the water temp at…read morea consistent 78-80 degrees. This is one of several free public pools in Austin. I love it because it isn't as crazy busy as some of the other pools and it makes it easier to splash around and not worry about being on top of other people. The bathrooms are basic but clean.

Great year round swim club, they also have triathlon training. My 2 kinds swim here and have done…read morewell. Olympic swimmer Brendan Hansen is the head coach and does a wonderful job, great coaches all around.

Great place for that competitive swimmer who wants to make it to the Olympics , and that kid who…read morejust wants to get better and swim some meets. My girls have swam year round since they were 6 years old and this is the best club I know. All the coaches are great with the kids and love their job. They are engaged in practices, and take time to correct the kids and help them get better. They incorporate strength training as well. They have a philosophy of positive encouragement. Head coach Brendan Hansen finds great coaches and trainers to teach and mentor your kids, and runs one of the top groups in the US!

The staff is amazing, full of patience for us old ladies, I in a golden kayaking rowing class…read more They split into 2 groups based on physical needs, help us in and out of our kayaks, prepare equipment for us and provide tips for kayaking. Best outdoor event, although t their other outdoor events are top notch as well. I would like to keep this hidden gem quiet but I will shout it out so others can enjoy.

I would never work with Westbank Pools again and highly recommend avoiding them. Constantly blaming…read moreissues with sub and others for their lack of ability to plan or deliver. Been living in a construction zone for three years on a 6 month committed and paid for project plan.

I would never hire Westbank Pools to build another pool. I am stuck with a major crack and an…read moreapparently worthless warranty. The pool started leaking and crack was confirmed and reported to Westbank in September 2025. As of the date of this review, (March 2026), Westbank has failed to honor their warranty with a permanent repair. Despite representations, repair crews never arrive as promised and only excuses blaming third parties are offered for the failure to do so. If you are looking for a quality pool builder willing to stand behind their work, go elsewhere. If you are considering Westbank Pools, beware and think twice.

I had Kasey G. for an instructor and she helped improved my swimming skills in preparation for…read morejoining the military. Great instructor and shows great enthusiasm and encouragement.

This service is a joke! They advertise lifeguards available after you enter your date and time…read more This leads you to believe that they actually have these people available - they even have pictures and biographies to select from. After you make your selection and make your payment - BAM!... no reservation is made. I finally got an email response after a couple of hours that they were contacting the lifeguard to see if he was available. Guess what?... NO - not available. I got three more emails during they day about other lifeguards that they were checking in with. After that...radio silence, not a peep. Three emails and a phone call today... Guess What - no response! All I want is my money back, but of course when you call their toll-free number.... you guessed it - voice mail because there is nobody available to take my call. I wonder why that is? Zero stars for you AquaMobile ! UPDATE - I did get a call back to let me know that no lifeguards could be located in my area. They promised to issue a refund. This could have been completely avoided if they had just let me know up front that they are a "lifeguard search service" and don't actually have lifeguards available. I would have gone elsewhere.

The lessons here are top notch and the coach's are so amazing. A lot of places just go through the…read moremotions but not here. This is true teaching! Thank you nitro

Really happy about this place…read more Staff is awesome. Our daughter showed up petrified to be around other kids and try something new for her first class. One of the coaches , Allison, saw what was happening and quickly jumped into action to make accommodations for my daughter to wait til the big group did their lesson and then came and worked with her directly. Big thanks to Allison and Kyle. Also, Daniel Martin in management is a solid guy, too. Super professional and informative. This business clearly wants to meet the needs of their customers. Seriously very thankful. Thanks, Allison, Kyle, and Daniel Martin!! 5 stars easily and all the way!!

Hidden gem in the Lake Hills neighborhood -Cuernevaca area. The pool and parking lot is private…read more There are 400-450 memberships available if you live in the neighborhood. $350 a year is super cheap and the grounds are just amazing. You must have a sticker on your vehicle and a scan tag to park in the parking lot or use the pool. They do tow. Also has a private boat launch and parking for members. If you are not a member you can walk through the gate and use the park. Only problem, there is no parking on the street. Non members park up in the neighborhood or walk from thier house. The new board has done an amazing job. They put in a new board walk and kayake racks. In general, cleaned up the place. Seems like there are a lot more people going down on the weekends to BBQ, swim and hang out. So much fun for kids of all ages. They even made a little beach area on the lake that is perfect for toddlers and such. If you live in the neighborhood, sign up for membership, you won't regret it. If you do not live in the hood, make some friends who do! It's a little hippie and very laid back. We do ask that you don't bring glass containers (wine glasses/mugs/beer bottles) and please keep the pooches on a leash.

You wish you lived out here. We're growing quite a community out on Lake Austin, and the park is…read morethe epicenter of our neighborhood. I enjoyed living out here before we had a kid, but now that we have a kid, we've met a bunch of awesome people in the neighborhood. Meeting up at the park is easy and fun.

Barton Springs Pool is one of the top attractions in Austin, TX. If you live in Austin or visited…read moreAustin for an extended period of time, you likely have been to Barton Springs Pool. It is located in Zilker Park in downtown Austin. One of its unique features includes its aesthetically appealing surroundings...statuesque trees, lush greenery and a forest-like cluster of vegetation. It feels like you have been transported to a quiet country side. One of the popular aspects of Barton Springs Pool is the water itself. This spring-fed pool is super clear and natural looking v the standard blue chorine-laden pools. Another plus is the size of the pool, which is about 3 acres. Also, some folks like to sunbath along the hillside, take dips in the pool or simply engage in other activities pool side. During the summer months when Austin's temperatures can exceed 100°+, Barton Springs pool can be very welcoming.

Whether you like it or not, the Barton Springs Pool is a right of passage for all Austinites. For…read more$5 per person, you get all day access to a public 68-70 degree pool filled by natural water from Edward's Aquifer. You can purchase tickets at a kiosk on site or online. While there is a parking lot in front of Barton Springs, it still belongs to the city of Austin and shares space with Zilker Park patrons. Make sure you pay for parking--parking enforcement is strict! A few guidelines: -No food, alcohol or glass allowed -No animals allowed -Floats, waters and foldable chairs allowed When you're setting up for the day, the further you are from the water, the flatter the land. The closer you are, the steeper it gets. As much as I'd love to trust in the people of Austin, petty theft can still happen, so keep an eye on your belongings. As mentioned, some may enjoy the water, some may not. For me, no matter how many times I tried to get in, I couldn't last more than two minutes due to how cold and deep it was! There are supposedly some shallow areas, but I couldn't find them, and now, I'll never know...