Scott has personally performed all service on our pool since the start up 3.5 years ago. His…read moreclaims to treat his customers like family and that is 100% accurate. I don't worry about anything, he takes care of the pool as he would take care of his own. He is punctual on all weekly scheduled service and always communicates when I have a question or problem, no matter what time of day or weekend. Very knowledgeable in all aspects of pool service and pool equipment. Thanks Scott for your dedication and care that you put into our pool.

I am over the moon happy with the service we get from Harmony pools! Our pool has never looked so…read moregood!

Located behind the California Center of the Arts, the James A. Stone Municipal Pool is used for…read morevarious activities including party rentals. opening swim hours, and sports practices for water polo. Check website for more details on events and rental opportunities. Details - 25-yard swimming pool Small children's pool Heated Summer Open Hours - Saturday - Sunday: 2 - 6 p.m. Issues - Lots of homeless milling around area and parking lot. HUGE cockroaches after dark..

This pool is great. I've done open swim here a half dozen times. The staff is great, pool is clean,…read moreand I really appreciate that it's heated. There are gender specific locker rooms and showers. I've only had good experiences here.

An update is long overdue...and it's 3 stars. I should've written an update when it was a solid 5…read morestars but this summer (2025), the City of San Marcos partnered with Premier Aquatics and unfortunately, sometimes with change, things go a bit downhill. Before Premier Aquatics, there were plenty of chairs and lounge chairs in the shade, the pool was open during the summer 7 days a week, 12-5, and every Friday night was 'Family Nights' from 6-8. The lifeguards brought out a huge obstacle course and all the kids loved it. Not anymore. The pool is open less hours for recreational swim. M-Th 12-3. F-Su 12-5. There are way less chairs, and no more 'Family Nights'. It's pretty obvious why the rec hours are limited...Premier Aquatics makes more money off swim lessons than they do with recreational swim. They offer more pool passes at different price points, but none of them are through the City of San Marcos. You're buying it straight through Premier Aquatics. My kids still enjoy it, but....meh. 3 stars.

Weekend hours are 6ish to 2:30. I wish it stayed open later in the day. Great little pool.read more

Most everything. Super clean. Lifeguards should try to keep kids out of lap lanes is my only…read moresuggestion.

I always knew my kids have a much better life than I do...hahaha....but it wasn't until they had a…read morechoice of pools this summer that I realIzed just how much better it is! I mean, when I was a kid...I was happy to use any pool over the summer...but my kids have a choice of fantastic city owned pools. Las Posas pool is smaller than Woodland Park pool- there's no diving board but it's heated and there is a fun splash pad. The shaded area is smaller than woodland park pool...something to keep in mind. The lifeguards are friendly and enforce rules. I prefer Woodland Park pool simply because it's closer to my house and there's more shade, but Las Posas still earns 5 stars!

Family owned and operated. He will bend over backwards to do the job. Professional and Polite.read more

I have been having horrible trouble getting my pool cleaned and we haven't been able to swim in…read moremonths. I've called time and time again and they keep sending them same person, HE DOESNT DO ANYTHING OF WHAT HES SUPPOSED TO.

Clean, not busy if you pay attention to when diving and other activities are scheduled. I've…read morealways had my own lap lane. Good price. Great neighborhood pool!

Been swimming here a month now, a couple of times a week. When I get there at noon, I sometimes…read morehave to share a lane for about half my workout. They have monthly and multi-monthly passes, I got four months for $60. They also have swimming lessons, including the one I tried, "drop-ins" on Monday and Wednesday nights, where I got one-on-one instruction on improving my technique. I'm giving them a five-star because it's actually got me back to working out on a regular basis.

Really pleasant folks! Super environment!!!!…read more Lots of fun.....meet new folks too! ‼‼‼‼‼‼

Pool was busy and everyone was doubled up in the 4 available lanes. An elderly lady that I was…read moresharing a lane with had no spatial awareness. During her breast stroke her feet that were the size of canoes kicked me as she passed by. She did not apologize or acknowledge the kick until I waited for her at the end of my lap. Come on people, if you have a wide erratic breaststroke kick, switch to dolphin kick as you pass by your fellow swimmers. Each time she passed me I could feel the kick come within millimeters of my body. She left a bruise and made my swim a negative experience.

Visited for a birthday party, parking can be tight if you have a bigger vehicle. Plenty of…read morechairs/loungers if you come in early. We did notice after 2 pm more people were coming in so it was a little harder to find chairs, few bathrooms around, playground and gym looked clean. Plenty of shade too which was nice. Lifeguards on rotation every 20 minutes. Overall, nice area.

Our experience with this organization has been among the worst we have had with any business in…read moremore than ten years. The fundamental problem is that homeowners are required to pay dues whether or not they are permitted to use the facilities. Although the young reception staff have generally been friendly, our interactions with the administrative office have often felt dismissive, inflexible, and unnecessarily rude. Even the entrance, with its locked metal gates and restrictive atmosphere, feels unwelcoming for what is supposed to be a neighborhood recreational facility. For more than a year, I have tried to resolve a dispute involving outstanding dues for invoices and notices I did not receive. Because we were not using the facility, I had no reason to know that charges were continuing to accumulate. Once I became aware of the issue, I proposed a reasonable solution: allow me to begin paying the current dues while we worked out a fair arrangement for the disputed past balance. Instead of treating this as a genuine effort to resolve the matter, the office responded with a rigid, collection-focused attitude and refused to consider a practical compromise. We were expected to pay everything immediately while still being denied access to the facilities. A community association should make a reasonable effort to communicate with homeowners, provide clear and timely notices, and work constructively with residents who are actively trying to resolve a dispute. It should not use mandatory dues and denial of access as leverage while refusing to discuss a fair payment arrangement. We were not asking to avoid our responsibilities. We were asking for transparency, basic courtesy, and a reasonable path toward resolution. Unfortunately, our experience has reflected none of those things.