I actually loved them a lot to the point of getting a seasonal pass. Probably the best and cleanest…read moreswimming pool within reasonable driving distance from my current residence. Even better than Ross Park in Poky in terms of maintenance and general cleanliness. In Pocatello the only decent pool is probably at Gold's Gym imo. Some people refer to Ross Park as Gross Park , however maintaining the park in the wilderness takes a lot of effort and is much harder than you think especially if you move to the desert from parts of the world where nature takes care of its own lol and maintaining grass or trees is just a matter of trimming them nicely. Pool seems Ok in Poky it is just changing rooms that are disgusting and gross alright. It does not take that much effort to clean. So by comparison the pool and surrounding area in Indian Springs is admirable. I only noticed few very minor things like the soap dispenser not working in the shower, but I also noticed those showers are not frequently used by many customers. I also noticed here to a great number of people showering before and after pool is a foreign concept. What is the logic? Sharing is caring? Including all the body sweats and odors? Ok... I don't really swim in my clothes so I had no issues with dress code. Some peeps do. Why? You did not mean to and fell into pool? Not sure why, my son likes his swimming shirt but it is not denim it is like specially made one for sensitive skin allegedly protects from harmful uv rays etc. So overall they provide an awesome value for the price when it comes to swimming and we had a lot of fun partying in front you can rent the space for your employee appreciating picnic that is of course if you do appreciate them :) Owners are approachable, facility is maintained and within reasonable distance. Local reservoir by Seagull Bay is an awesome place for boating, but for swimming I'd rather go to Indian Springs due to cleanliness of the water.

This review is about customer service only. The swimming facilities seem fine…read more I am very disappointed with my recent experience with the owner, who an adult family member spoke to about an issue with allowed swim wear. My nine year old niece had been swimming in her preferred swim clothes of shorts and a t-shirt, but was asked to get out of the pool. Apparently she could wear those ONLY OVER a traditional female bathing suit (keep in mind this rule was applied to a prepubescent girl). The rule sounded odd, and an adult relative asked if the manager could clarify. The owner came out and was immediately confrontational, "I always have a few rule breakers like you!" "Its a health code, and I won't risk my business for people like you!" and the like we're said while this relative was asking how we could go about renting a traditional swimsuit. He didn't seem to listen to the question being asked about renting a swimsuit. Overhearing the verbal tirade against my relative, I approached. The owner sneered and told me to "move on." I informed him that I would leave the pool and grounds if asked, since that was his right as the owner, but I wouldn't be ordered away from witnessing his conversation with my family member with the way he was addressing her. For whatever reason, in spite of multiple offers to leave the pool if asked, he would not ask me to leave the pool. Instead saying I "would pay even more now" and calling the police. Really? Our entire group realized he would not allow the situation to de-escalate, and we left the pool (although, again, we were never asked to leave). I do not blame the owner for the odd rule, if it exists. I can only speak for his actions, which were distasteful. He had a satisfied smirk on his face as he watched my special needs daughter cry because she didn't understand why we were leaving early. How can anyone smile at the tears of a vulnerable child?! After leaving the pool, I waited on the grounds for the police to arrive. I made my statement, the owner made his statement, and it was determined that no crime was committed. The owner exercised his right to view us as trespassers in the future, and of course we have no desire to return. If you have any expectation of being addressed respectfully and as a peer, rather than being spoken down to like a naughty child, avoid asking management anything.