We were members for several years and spent thousands of dollars on tennis lessons. We enjoyed the…read moreclub, which is why this was so disappointing. I feel like their policies and customer service are not meant to be relational. I told them over the phone I wanted to end my membership. They even acknowledged they had notes showing I requested to cancel. They did not make it clear that I would continue to be billed because we had stopped using the gym. Because I didn't also submit it in writing, they continued charging me. I I still had to pay for the 30 day notice period and even a $10 fee after I'd already told them I wanted to cancel. I understand that's what the contract says, but I was disappointed there wasn't more flexibility for a loyal customer who had a misunderstanding. I felt like they were taking a stance as bill collector immediately and I left feeling like the policy mattered more than the relationship. If you join, just make sure you cancel in writing. A phone call isn't enough.

It's a gym. Weights. Cardio. Decent pool. Tennis courts. Smoothie bar. Kids club. A bit more…read moreexpensive than I'd like, but what can you do? Way way better than Planet Fitness IMHO (I'm aware of the link). Bonus is definitely the kids club.

I'm still amazed Logan city has no indoor pool for the community to use in winter. The only options…read morewithin the city in wintertime are buying an expensive Sports Academy membership, or struggle to find parking up at the USU Hper. It's a real shame Logan city sold Municipool years back to some unreputable private scuba company that closed it to public swimming. Well, enough of the history lesson.. Sky View pool is a decent option for family swimming. It has limited weekday hours during the school year, 6-8pm, but Saturday open swim is 1-8pm. Considering it's now over 50 years old, it's clean and well maintained. Lockers rooms are dated but pretty clean, have free lockers if you bring your own lock, showers heat well and have a lot of pressure. Life guards are well trained and keep it safe. It has a low 1 meter diving board at one end, and two basketball hoops at the other. But their balls are all worn out or flat, so be sure to bring your own if you really want to play. Lap swimming is 5-6:30am for you early birds, with water aerobics afterwards. Sky View is the best value around, only $2 per person, cash or check only. USU Hper was $5 per last I checked. It can get crowded on Saturday afternoons, but the kids love it. Mind you, it's just a lap pool. No water slides, no kiddie area. It is what it is, but I'm glad we have it.

Always freezing cold! Showers are not good for babies as the water sprays so hard. No steps into…read morethe pool only ladders. Price is good but even then I'd rather go somewhere warm and more kid friendly too bad there aren't a ton of options in cache valley.

Have been doing lap swimming here for 20 years. Always nice and clean, sometimes crowded,…read moresometimes not. The lifeguards are very courteous and helpful. Only problem is knowing when closures are on Saturday a.m. Checked website, Facebook, called pool number--sometimes they answer, sometimes they don't--would like to know ahead of time if pool is having lap swimming or not. Otherwise, this is a great place to swim and keep fit.

What a great place! The entire family went we're all different ages and every single one of us had…read morea wonderful time! Everybody there who works there was so nice great lifeguards as well who enjoy their job! If you wanna go swimming and you have a big family, definitely the place to try!

Super fun ! We drive from South Ogden because my little ones love the pool. Only downside is it can…read moreget packed.

Super fun place. Corny to say but "something for the whole family". Very clean. Nice and cold…read more Great swimming spot on a hot day. Kids loved the snack shack although I'd love to see less artificial color/flavored candies/popsicles.

This place was so much fun and it is so much fun for kids and adults kids would love it here they…read morealso have food there if you to eat.

Very fun for a large range of ages! There was a nice little spot selling treats and a lot of tables…read morewith tons of shade. Price is reasonable.

A must when visiting this area. Facilities clean and well attended. Can't beat the prices. Pool…read morewell supervised. Staff friendly. Can bring in own food or enjoy from their wide selection. Definitely family friendly. I hope Brigham City appreciates this jewel. Looking forward to our next visit.

This is a wonderful hot spring with lots of pools. It is…read morevery quaint and a place for locals. It is in Honeyville Utah. A little bit like stepping back in time they claim their water has the richest concentration of minerals of any place in the world.

2026 Aug 29: visited after landing in Salt Lake City. The fee is cheap and the towels are a dollar…read moreeach and the locker rental is $2.

Loved the pool. We and our toddler had a great time. While there we couldn't help but notice the…read morelifeguards sure did a lot of whistle blowing about the log feature. The kids weren't being over the top, let them be kids!

I'm a local to the lava area and I can't say enough wonderful praise on the Olympic size complex…read moreand Hot Pools here in Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. My friend and I swim and exercise here as much as we can. They have awesome, friendly and helpful staff!!. The water and facility are very clean and well taken care of. We will continue to do our swimming routine and be thankful we have this facility so close to where we live!! A special Thanks to the Lava State Foundation and employees for taking pride in what they do!! Destiny, Bridget, Tyson, Brenda, Carl, Priscilla, Emily, and anyone else I may have forgotten by name.

Cute little hot springs resort situated amongst the trees in rural Idaho. We did not camp here, but…read morewe did come for the hot springs & pool as part of a family gathering. The grounds were clean and staff were courteous. Passes for the hot springs and/or the pool were not cheap, but we made it an all-day affair and felt we got our money's worth. As I understand it, you can bring in your own snacks and drinks to consume in the park area off to the side of the main pool area near the infant and toddler wading pool. There are several picnic tables under pavilions as well as tables with umbrellas for shade. They do offer a variety of food in their cafe. I don't particularly feel the food was incredibly expensive considering what other places with captive audiences pay (such as theme parks). Our food, drinks, ice cream, & slushies were all what I'd expect from a small food/snack bar. Service was quick considering the crowd. Everyone had a lot of fun swimming, soaking, & sliding down the multiple slides. There is something there for every age to enjoy. Oh! Also, they do have some amenities in their lobby such as towels, goggles, sunscreen, snacks, drinks, etc. Some items are used & left at the park for future budget conscious patrons to purchase on the cheap in the lobby as well - nothing gross, everything was clean upon my inspection. I would recommend this as an all-day get away for anyone.

So I think 3 stars is fair, and I don't think 3 stars is bad. Now this is a small hot springs…read moreresort in the middle of nowhere Idaho, so adjust your expectations accordingly. We went the day after Christmas and there weren't a lot of people there, but the pools were clean and warm. The snacks were fairly priced, and they had some last minute needs in case you forgot anything, very fairly priced as well. Not a bad place to come to just soak and relax.