This is hands down the best pool in the area, just disappointed they close on Wednesdays. Otherwise…read morethis is a great pool for kids of all ages. Side note about the negative reviews, the lifeguards are kids most probably in HS. Cut them some slack, their #1 priority is safety not pampering to your needs.

I truly adore Jack Carter Pool and the lazy river in Plano! They're the ideal spots to unwind and…read morerelax during the summer.

Great pool Loved the life guards…read moreMade the grandkids be more aware of how not to run at a public pool Very clean

Went for the 1st Friday me and my girl definitely loved it. We are planning a get together with…read morefamily and friends to go back.

I take the kids I nanny here all the time since they're members, and I love this little pool! The…read morelifeguards are so sweet and so nice to all the kids. They do an 10 minute adult swim after every 50 minute kids swim, which is great because it makes the kids come out for water and sunscreen. The snack shack is usually stocked with snack and drinks galore, and everything is a dollar. The lifeguards build relationships with the families and it's a great environment and little community. I love that there's a beach volleyball court, foosball table, ping pong table, and an are to just run in the grass. And guests of members only pay $5 to get in.

Great facilities. The community feel is on point. Smelling people grilling out, hearing kids…read morelaughing and splashing in the pools is very nostalgic. Love it every evening that we have the chance to hang out there.

Plano has some amazing recreation centers. Even though I don't live in Plano, I make the effort to…read moredrive there once a week now to go swimming. They have several recreation centers with indoor pools. The one at Oak Point is the closest to me, so go here even though my membership is good at all of Plano's recreation centers. The first time I tried this out, I bought a one month pass for $33. That's the cost if you are not a resident of Plano. After enjoying my weekly experience swimming here, I decided to invest in an annual membership. It's over $200 for non-residents, but since my city doesn't have an indoor pool available year round for residents, this is my only option. This is an olympic sized pool, but the lap lanes are lined for the short course of 25 yards instead of the long course of 50 yards. Thank goodness because I'm horribly out of shape. I love that when I come, I can usually split the lane with someone. It's rarely crowded, and plenty of people are lucky enough to get a lane to themselves. There is usually a lane reserved for water walking. Sometimes there are other activities that take place and many of the lanes are closed for reserved groups like swim team or water aerobics classes. This pool also features a deep end with a diving board. On the other side, there is a jungle gym obstacle course pool area. Off to the side is a shallow toddler pool. Outside there are two more pools! One of the outside pools has a shore entrance and periodically a horn sounds to let you know that some wave action is about to start. The two outdoor pools are popular with kids and families. During the summer months, the outdoor pools are open every day. After Labor Day, I think they are only open on the weekends. My membership allows me access to other Plano recreational facilities. Also, there is a gym inside Oak Point with free weights, weight machines, and cardio equipment like treadmills. I haven't even been into the gym yet. Not sure I ever will. I'm just so happy to be able to swim year around in the indoor pool.

This is impressive! Pool with water park, nice multipurpose facility, ample parking, trails, and…read morewas perfect for a triathlon event! This is great for all no matter if you are on wheels, cane, foot, or being carried! Excellent job Plano!

Very nice family aquatic center! A section for every age (infant, toddler, teenager, adult)!…read moreLifeguards were very attentive and the price is very fair for a daily pass. Really 4.5 stars, just because the small whirlpool around the lazy River area had some bugs and debris.

It's always the same good service. They are good welcome. How do you recommend to everyone?read more

First, let me start this review by saying that if you're looking to build a pool and have never…read moredone this before you are in for a shocking experience. This will be a fun, exhausting, exciting, frustrating, angry and elation filled 5+ months ahead of you. Luckily, Cody Pools can help highlight the good and mitigate the bad. We moved to Dallas from NYC late last year and had ZERO experience with owning a pool. We interviewed 3 different pool builders locally and received bids that ranged wildly across the pricing spectrum. Cody's bid came in the middle and we felt it was very fair. I even price checked them with my friend who owns a pool building company in another state and he said he would charge me the same price for our design and he confirmed Cody Pools to be very reputable. The wife and I did get off to a rocky start with our designer but if you encounter the same issue, I certainly would not let that deter you from using Cody. Once the real work starts, it's only Project Managers and construction people you deal with. Our Project Manager was Shawn Barnacle and he was absolutely amazing. If he is on your project, you are lucky and I guarantee you will be pleased. He was always responsive and always on your side any time you had a question, concern, adjustment to be made, etc... We shared pots of coffee on many a morning as we discussed where we were in the process, what's left to complete and how much longer it will take. He's been in this business a looong time and seen it all. He is honest about every aspect of the project (even if you don't like what he tells you) and is absolute about you being happy with the finished product. Some things to be mindful of - Hidden costs: we ended up having to re-route electric wires and gas lines, both of which Cody does not perform and were additional expenses. This includes sprinkler system repair/re-routes after they complete the pool. Also, the yard gets COMPLETELY destroyed during this build process and needs to be re-sod/landscaped afterward which is another expense. Cody is happy to recommend contractors who can do all of this work and we found those recommendations to be solid. (Shawn will make sure no one takes advantage of you.) Timing: whatever time frame you have in mind, add another month....at least. This is a seriously invasive process and you should set your expectations accordingly before you even begin. From initial design to naked swimming, I would say it took 6 months. We did have sporadic weather delays contributing to this and under optimal circumstances, I believe they could start/finish the entire process within 4 months. Overall, we were very happy with Cody Pools and if you're crazy enough to chase that dream of swimming naked in your own backyard, I strongly recommend hiring Shawn, his beard, and Cody Pools to help make it come true.

From the owner: Cody Pools is an award winning swimming pool builder serving the greater Dallas, Ft. Worth,…read moreGarland, Frisco, Plano, Southlake Carroll and surrounding areas. Established in 1994, our we're one of the top swimming pool builders in Texas and we also have locations in Austin, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Lakeway, Georgetown and San Antonio

Super service! We have had same waitress a few times and she is great. Even manager stopped by a…read morecouple of times to check on us. Meal was great. We both enjoyed our selections. Only one downside. The caramel.sauce for the cake was over cooked and scorched.

The food was mediocre . My steak was ordered medium but I got rare and my mashed potatoes weren't…read morehot enough. The good thing was the atmosphere. The atmosphere was quite pleasant but other than the food being not the best it was a good experience.

1st return visit after $15.9 million remodel from 2021 bond program. WOW! Seeing all the new stuff…read moreyou almost forget how dated it was before. Much better looking from ceiling to floors. See photos. Another rec center is closer to home and will go there to save drive time. But nice to have an option for a newer location. Appears all the exercise equipment on 2d floor has been replaced with same models just new ones. One needs to bring own lock for lockers or buy one from rec center. Too much to list here but do a Google search to review all the improvements made visible and behind the scenes (roof/HVAC/plumbing)

It is a beautiful facility with all types of amenities including, hot water for showers after a…read moregood workout or swim! Plus, the employees are very friendly and helpful, and willing to go the extra mile if you don't understand something. The facility and the people are amazing: Thank you !!

The playground is slightly on the older side but still held up well and the landscape of the area…read moresurrounding it was great to keep an eye on the kids in one glance. There was a small pavilion with a picnic table and plenty of benches to sit on. They also had a sand box with a manual excavator that slightly older (5+) kids could play with and the variety of slides, climbing bars, and swings were nice for all different ages. The grass around the playground was well kept so the kids ran around playing tag and hide-and-seek with no problem. Lots of parking and a community pool is attached to this playground. It does say something about HOA so I'm not sure what they require for you to enjoy this amenity but it looked pretty nice, too.

I spent the afternoon here with my family. Great little playground! The playground was fun for ages…read more3-6 but also safe enough for my 18 month old to play. It's shaded from the sun and set in a nice little green area. There's a scooper excavator where you can dig in the sand. Next to the playground is a small pavilion with two picnic tables, and there is easy parking. I can't speak for the pool, it's an HOA pool which I'm not part of. I definitely hope I can come back to this park.