AMAZING. $8 per person is totally worth what you get....it's like the Las Vegas of waterparks…read more There's so much to do, from the lazy river to the huge slides. The park is well-kept with plenty of lifeguards. We came on a Saturday and thought it would be crowded, but it wasn't. There's literally something for everyone.

Truly disappointed in this place. I wouldn't even call it a pool. Life guards are HORRIBLE and the…read moremanager on duty was lazy and not helpful at all. He had headphones in the whole time and was on his phone every time I saw him. I want my $60 back. When I go to a pool I expect attentive guards that at least LOOK like they know what to do. If you have young kids DO NOT GO HERE!!!! I highly recommend you spend your money and time at another pool like Pickerington or Canal where they will actually do their jobs.

My sister and I took my niece and nephew to this aquatic center over the weekend and I was blown…read moreaway! We arrived early on a Saturday afternoon and found parking ride outside the center. We even scored a shaded spot, woohoo! The temps were mid 80's, so we were really happy to see plenty of shade so when we got back to the car, we wouldn't be scorched. After checking in (the sister has season passes, so it was really easy), we found three lawn chairs and settled into our space for the afternoon. Towels laid out, sunscreen applied, and we were ready to go. One of the first things I noticed was how clean the place was. There wasn't a single piece of trash in sight and the water was crystal clear. There is a lazy river, two giant slides, a lap pool, a kiddie area, and diving boards! Throughout the afternoon we explore each area but my favorite was definitely the lazy river and slides. There were plenty of life guards on hand and I loved how every hour they offered a 15 minute "adult swim." Over 18 only! However, adults with children under two were also allowed. I will definitely be back this summer with the family and I highly recommend giving this place a visit if you're looking to cool off.

I have no issues with the establishment; all the facilities are great. However, I applied for a job…read morethere recently, and nothing regarding the application said closed or open, so I emailed the person (Erika Philips), and when I called her to ask about it. Philips gave me what sounded like a rude tone, and, to be quite honest. When you put nothing about open or closed dates for an application, then tell me what essentially was "I saw your email but didn't respond." You don't really have any reason to give me tone for something that was your fault. Anyways that was just my experience. If you have any interest in working at Highlands, I would be wary of who your employer might be.

Nice area. I brought the girls down on a cool breezy day, so I think that was why there weren't…read moremany kids/families there so early in the afternoon. There's a decent amount of space for laying out. Several loungers for tanning, however on a hot day, I'm positive there's not nearly enough to suffice the amount of people that pile in to cool off. There are two pools here. The one is shallow, more for littler kids; It only goes to 3 feet. It has a gradual decent on one end, and has a giant mushroom waterfall that kids seem drawn to. The other pool has the deep end with 2 low diving boards; more for teenagers/adults. The cost for a 6yo and 10yo were $5.50/each at the gate (I did not swim/didn't have to pay anything), which is a decent price.

It's $5/person for the day. There are three pools (baby…read morepool, "little kids pool" where your feet can touch everywhere in the entire pool, deep end pool with diving boards). There is a concession area to purchase snacks and drinks during "break" times. Bathrooms/showers are in convenient location close to the shallow pool. The lifeguards seem pretty attentive. My only struggle with our recent visit was parking. The entire parking lot was full and we were lucky that there was one parking spot left at the park (a few feet from the pool).

Here for an event on the 4th, so I can't speak to membership. I wasn't sure what to expect. A…read morecountry club? Nah, a pool club. Pretty small pool, tucked away in the corner of the neighborhood. Pool area was absolutely packed, and I would not have wanted to go in. The rest of the area is like a park: playground, volleyball court, trees, grassy areas, etc. Plenty of parking. Clean. I'd come back, if it wasn't crazy busy.

This was my home away from home during the summer months, while growing up!! High dive, concessions…read morestand, local swim team, lifeguards. Oh, the memories!! Since this pool is situated in the back of a housing development, it has easy access by bike, should you live in the neighborhood. They've done a respectful job of keeping this place up to code and clean. Plenty of lawn chairs, painting, maintenance - it's always been for the loyal members. Many families, with children of all ages. Outside the pool area is a sand volleyball court, full basketball court, a well-maintained tennis court, and open grass space for your imagination!

This is a simple, nice, place but the cold water is really all I go for anyway! The pool is…read moremoderate size. There is an area for kids (as you can see, the giant mushroom fountain), so the deeper water is not over crowed with annoying screams and kids as kids play tag in the pool. Two low diving boards, and 2 small-but-fast slides keep the kids occupied. There is a good amount of grass surrounding the pool, but you have to supply your own chairs/blanket. In these last hot - very hot - days, the cold water is all I really want, and care, about. It costs $6/day for an adult. This neighborhood pool is great for the hot, lazy days of summer!

This is one of our favorite pools to visit! One of the biggest reasons is because it's never…read morepacked. In fact, there have been plenty of times we've gone when there were only a handful of other people there. They've done lots of updates and have a nice shaded area for those who prefer it. The pool has a graduated edge at the shallow end which is super nice for the kids. It also has the mushroom shaped fountain that my kids love although it was off for maintenance the last time we went. There are two small slides and they are perfect for both the littler kids and the big ones. They go fast but they're very short and parents can catch the little ones at the bottom. The pool isn't heated so it can be super cold if it's not a hot day but we like it. There are two diving boards and lifeguards throughout all areas of the pool. The price is great at around $6-7 per person with kids 3 and under being free. They allow floats/rafts as long as they're not outrageously sized which makes it fun as most pools do not allow this. I don't believe they have a concession stand...maybe they do and it was closed or maybe I've been too focused elsewhere. Who knows. I've never noticed one so do with that what you will. The bathrooms are clean and have showers/changing space. Parking is ample and shaded in most areas. The only downside to this pool is that they have had zero lounge chairs or seating of any type. We usually just bring a beach blanket and call it a day. Works for us! I was told they would have chairs this year so maybe by now they do. Worth checking out either way. Highly recommend a visit if you're looking to swim with little ones or big kids and don't want a ridiculously crowded pool. Schaffner's is right down the street and makes for a great after-swimming treat! They have thee BEST ice cream and have a drive thru, indoor seating and a nice, newly built patio for outdoor dining. They have a lot more than ice cream and it's all really good. Enjoy!

Decent place to swim. They could use more pool-side chairs. It's a safe place for kids/adults with…read moretwo lifeguards looking out over a smallish size public pool. Parking can get busy on warm days. $8 for adults and $5 for kids. Kids under 4 are free.

Nice, clean community pool. Admission prices are very reasonable and concession prices are not bad…read moreeither.

Went once and spent 40 mins using the app to get day passes at the front because that is the only…read moreway to purchase the pass. Legit that was INSANE! I saw a bunch of others out there struggling too. Based on reviews, this has been an issue for years. They could at least have a sign up or a note on their website that you should use a desktop version of the app. The tech for the mobile version must be mediocre or something because using it on the phone takes 30-40 mins legit. Tried going back another time because after we finally could go in, we had a great time. Friendly families everywhere and the pool itself was nice. This time, I bought tickets ahead of time so we would not have the long wait at the entry. Pop up storms were forecast- we were cool to be in and out of the pool, and it's hard to know sometimes what the weather is doing in other parts of the city. Well, we got there with the tickets paid for this time, and it was a weather delay so we couldn't get in the water for 90 minutes at the time we left, and the delay was continued because the day ended up stormy (not originally forecast). We ended up not getting to swim. They said that since the pool was technically open, I wouldn't receive a refund. I was like, I mean the reason we are here is for the water and that part is closed. No. No refund or call back from the Parks and Rec department. I normally don't write long saga negative reviews, but it seemed like since you obviously have to buy tickets ahead of time bc of that process, they should at least have a notice on the page before you pay that the water is closed for a weather delay before you spend money that day. Total waste of $31.

I have loved this pool for years and long before the fantastic renovations. The entire staff team…read moreis so friendly and the pool areas are clean and comfortable. The snack bar is great for cheap treats and the pool has a slide, 3 diving boards, a walk-in main pool, lap pools...there's just so much room! Our fave part are the grassy areas with huge permanent shade umbrellas. I took off one star for a couple reasons: one, the grassy areas get really wet/muddy. It's worth it for the shade, but it can be a mess if you lay towels in the grass. The other reason is that they allow a lot of water toys in the pools. I've lost count how many times I've been hit with people throwing toys/balls and have been squirted in the face with super soakers. Honestly, I wish throwing balls wasn't allowed at all.

I started coming here to swim laps. The hours are a little wonky and I really wish they would…read moreexpand their hours to include evenings. Facility itself is well kept. Locker room is spacious and there's a lot decent water pressure in the showers. Pool is not overly chlorinated which is really nice. I took lessons here too and the instructor was pretty great. Definitely nice to have this place to swim at when it's cold outside.

I started coming here to swim laps. The hours are a little wonky and I really wish they would…read moreexpand their hours to include evenings. Facility itself is well kept. Locker room is spacious and there's a lot decent water pressure in the showers. Pool is not overly chlorinated which is really nice. I took lessons here too and the instructor was pretty great. Definitely nice to have this place to swim at when it's cold outside.

Nice pool set among trees. There is a grassy area with two picnic tables and I think those can be…read morereserved. It isn't easy to see the pool from that area, but it is nice and shady. They have a concession and ice cream vending machines. There is a slide that uses inflatable tubes and my kids said there aren't many tubes and some kids just hold onto them repeatedly. The other slide is a body slide and my kids said it was rough on their backs. The little kids area is fun and has a good amount of water things to do. Parking is easy and there is an overflow area.

We spend the entire summer here- so relaxing and fun for the kids. We love it! I wish they had…read morespecial nighttime swim times though once a week or so.