Came here for a zumba party. They have lockers you can use for free and towels. The instructor…read morewas very nice and I am surprised my friend was able to request doing a zumba party. Small but nice facilities with a small parking lot outside. Locker room looked outdated but clean. There's maxi pads, tampons, hair dryers, cotton balls and more free to use which is nice.

I'm not a member but I took a Body Pump class here and had a great experience! The instructors were…read moreextremely friendly and welcoming. The gym itself was great--lots of equipment, well maintained, great variety, good customer service, big locker rooms. There is ample parking and even an area for kids to play while parents work out. I wish they were on ClassPass but it seems pretty elite so I can see why a place like this wouldn't be on it.

Each pool of the North Division of the Seattle Summer Swim League spurred different conversation…read moretopics when we traveled to them for swim meets when I competed on the youth team for Innis Arden (1999 to 2010). Interestingly, with Sand Point Country Club the conversation revolved around pool set-up, concessions, and human interactions. As I aged into my teenage years, I started to pick up on this more. Windows served as the barrier between the pool deck and a parking lot below, which made some people with a fear of heights slightly nauseous. So, they would sit with their backs turned to parking lot and not turn around. The line for concessions was well organized and marked off and concessions prices were decent. If I wanted to not spend too much money, I would bring most of my food/snacks from home and get one thing. Towards the end of my time on the team, the human interactions conversation was geared towards concern over upwards mobility in swimming. A couple of the other girls/women wanted to go further but did not like the tactics USA Swimming used of publicity stunt relationships where people were paired with whoever USA Swimming wanted instead of who they were really with to paint a picture of what swimming in America "should" look like. They sent off some very strong vibes of blaming country club culture, which in our summer league swimming meant Sand Point. I have encountered the "should" (also known as obligation or entitled) culture outside of swimming and Sand Point, so that was not a personal problem I had. However, it did direct conversation while here. Locker rooms were clean and would get dirtier during the swim meet, though staff still ran their locker room sweeps and stayed on top of it as best they could. The ribbons station was easy to find and tended to not get too backed up. The area around the starting blocks was not too cramped. Event numbers were displayed high up and were easy to see from across the pool. Bleacher seating was available.

This review is regarding the tennis courts: Beautiful!…read more The courts are well maintained and attended. The members we played a match with were extremely nice and welcoming. The property, club house and golf course is absolutely gorgeous, excellent views and tucked away in a quiet neighborhood.

Swam at View Ridge Swim & Tennis Club for various meets as part of my youth team (Innis Arden) in…read morethe Seattle Summer Swim League, approximately 1999 to 2010. The pool underwent a renovation partway through the 12 summer seasons I competed. It was one of the pools that did not have a 12-foot deep end. Meaning dives needed to be shallow and turns carefully executed to not rub the tops of one's toes on the bottom of the pool. The concessions area was well set-up and priced. The grounds were some of the best in terms of size/space available for setting up a blanket during a swim meet. Our coaches would remind us before meets not to walk around too much and tire ourselves out since the pool area was so large. Parking was good if early enough, not as far of a walk as at some of the other Northern Division pools.

There is a 12+ year long wait to become members for a reason. This place is fabulous. We waited…read morelonger than that to become members and when we did, we WERE worried that we weren't fancy enough. It was an absolutely silly fear. The facilities are clean and well managed. The lifeguards and management are focused and kind. I have never heard loud obnoxious music. I'm not sure why the neighbor stated that. The swimming lessons are amazing and reasonably priced. My kids have made amazing progress and have become fans of the lessons after getting signed up under protest. The only negative is that it is such a great place, it DOES take a while to get in. They are a victim of their own success. Agree with poster Tony O.: Sounds like sour grapes from non-members...and disappointing that folks seemed to mark other positive postings as "unhelpful" or "unrelated".

The friendly safe personnel life guards. The cleanliness of the whole area, pool, walks and bath…read moredressing rooms. The sauna is great, too. Plus the have life vest and equipment to share.

I swam and worked at Evans Pool the summer after I graduated high school and during my first two…read moreyears at the University of Washington (2010 to 2012). The pool was kept a good temperature for lap swimming and rec swim. Lap swim would get busy at times, but if well coordinated I could get a swim in before or after my work shift to stay healthy and active. There is a sauna located at the shallow end of the pool and a diving board at the deep end. One of the things I found good weird about this pool was its activity level during the summers. At outdoor pools, summer can get packed. Since Evans Pool is an indoor pool and located right across the walking path from the lifeguarded swimming area at Green Lake, traffic wasn't too bad during the summers. Sure the sun's rays might not be directly overhead, but sometimes it is just nice to get in a swim in a non-overly crowded pool, which can be difficult when sunny and warm in the Seattle area. For that alone, Evans Pool is a stand out in my books.

Two words: Men's Sauna. Seems every year we lose the men's sauna for at least 4 weeks. Currently…read moreit's been down since NOV. It's a pricey gym with nice staff and good equipment but the sauna is an ongoing problem.

The sauna in the men's room is always broken but overall it's a fine gym. Things are kept pretty…read moreclean

They gym has great equipment. The pool and saunas are great…read more They guy who cleans up does a good job. The locker rooms could use a refresh.

Incredibly frustrated with the lack of maintenance here. Half the cardio machines have "out of…read moreorder" signs on them, and the cable crossover has been broken for over three weeks.

We absolutely love Swim Guru! I love that they focus on survival skills and my 4 year old and two…read moreyear old have legit learned to swim with the beginner package! All the instructors are fantastic!!

We couldn't be more thrilled with our experience at Swim Guru. My 3.5 year old son's skills have…read morejust taken off and he is so much more confident, safe, and having a blast too!