It's wonderful for the kids and for adults too! Thank goodness Niagara Falls has this splash Park…read morebecause 91st Street pool was vandalized this year unfortunately....

Fun pool with diving boards for the older kids and a slide for the younger ones, and a kiddie…read moremushroom pool close by for the even younger. Easy spectator entrance with a wrap around viewing area with benches to sit on (no reclining chairs) without much shade, and you don't have to pay if you don't swim. But it's only $1 for residents anyways. Was surprised on a 90 degree day it wasn't overcrowded at all. Minus one star for cold water.

I was looking to find somebody to install my Kayak pool liner. Shawn was very knowledgeable went…read moreout of his way to help me. He answered the phone every time I called, which was a lot. Even though he was busy he helped me research things for my pool. I would highly recommend him.

AMAZING company. They are the most knowledgable and detailed pool company I have ever worked with…read more Very kind, they explained everything each step of the way and just a joy to work with. We will use them for all my pool needs. Super fast communication and they make you feel valued as a customer. Top notch work. So glad I worked with them! Thank you!

We come to Clearfield from another town to participate in the AYB basketball program. The center…read moreis great, the gyms are huge (even the "small gym"), the facilities clean, and the bathrooms have always been kept clean and sanitary every time we've visited. I appreciate the updated water fountain in the hallway that makes it easy to refill sports bottles!

My son's soccer organization switched to this outdoor field this spring and I LOVE IT!…read more The last place we were at which was STRICTLY soccer fields was awful. We had to park so far away from the fields we played on, the grass would have clumps left over from mowing, and worst of all goose poop EVERYWHERE! I would look like an idiot wearing black rain boots because I didn't want goose crap all over my shoes! These fields here at Clearfield are very well maintained. There is absolutely no goose poop or clumps of grass. Parking is a bit closer. There are a few well maintained tennis courts as well, a pool, and also a kids area with little water slides and such. I'm not sure what the policy is for using these, and I tried to find out on their website and got nowhere, but I do know it is open to all residents.

Tried this place on a hot summer day and it was a really nice treat. Ended up being a pretty quiet…read moreday with less than 20 people, and no kids younger than teens which made the experience better. We did order a few rounds of drinks and food from the Tappo pizza place next door. The drink prices were a little steep and it was $25/person to go if you do not have a membership, but something nice to do once in a while. The people working there were all very nice and the promotions person Kelly was great and helped us with all our questions. We'll be back next year!

Really nice atmosphere, good service, decent food and very clean. My only gripe is the price- for…read more$25 per day this is not a place I will frequent, but I will probably come once a summer for a nice day out or when company is in town. If you are going to be buying food/drinks all day, the cost can definitely add up quick. The pool was on the small side but it wasn't crowded on the day I came so it wasn't an issue. Overall a nice spot to meet up with a few friends!

' umm the pool is clean and them life guards mad chill .. but like why are the locker rooms so…read moredirty. im a huge germophobe and i do nothing but sit and wanna have a meltdown when i enter that locker room. you guys have literal fkn janitors and all they do is wipe the mirror like hello... do better.

The pool itself is large and refreshing. It's 3 feet deep on one side and 4.5 feet deep on the lap…read moreswimming side. The only amenities are the locker room and life guards. There are no chairs, no snack shack, no shade. The cement area around the pool is no shows allowed and swim attire required. Kids under 48 inches need an adult, max two kids per adult. The adult is supposed to be IN the water with the child. Nothing is allowed in the pool area. Nothing. Everything including shoes and towels have to be left in the locker room. No chairs, no bags, nothing. Not sure if they would allow a parasol. But the pool is long, the water is clear, and there are three lifeguards out at a time. At 11am on a Friday, we basically had the place to ourselves. That being said, don't expect to get in as soon as it opens. You can access the locker room right at 11am but you couldn't get to the pool until ten after.

Clean rooms Waterpark is pretty cool…read more Waterpark workers is definitely doing their job. The arcade is pretty great.

Reducing 1-star due to recent visit (2 years since last)…read more We went on a Friday, expecting reduced crowd volume (non-US holiday). Crowd volume still seemed heavy, but manageable. What wasn't manageable was their processing of entrees to get in. They had a single station to process everyone, and the payment system was taking forever. We arrived at 10am when the pool opened, and didn't actually get in until 11am. A full hour wait is pretty outrageous. Having a second payment station would have made it much quicker. Of course you can expect lower food quality at these types of places, but this was still disappointing. Frozen-pizza quality pizza, for more than a legit pizza, and then they overcooked it on top of that. The waterpark itself was still fun, but eventually our kids will outgrow it. Still good for small kids though (ages 2-8).

My sons have been getting swim lessons here the past few years but today was the first time I took…read moreadvantage of my membership to swim for fun. The boys came yesterday with their grandma and had a blast. I brought them back today. Even though it was a beautiful day, the pool wasn't that busy. Plenty of seating and room in the pool. I spent some time in the infinity hot tub. It's not too hot or overly chlorinated like the hot tub in my gym. Just what I needed after a wedding, and two days following leg day as the DOMS kicked in. The location is nice. It's by the marina off Lake Ontario next door to the Wilson Boathouse so we were treated to some live music Great place. Hopefully it continues to be an asset to the community.

Recently my husband (Paul) and I decided to go to Cheektowaga Recreation Center to see what it…read moreoffered. We were so impressed they have a indoor hockey rink for everyone but what impressed us was this young man around 15years old waiting for his friends to play hockey !he said it's so nice we come here to stay out of trouble! We also shoot some hoops!! Swimming pools !!! Everyone was having a great time and getting along !!!This is how it should be We have met a lot of different people with the same mindset as us !!The only bad part is it closes the pools August 15 !!!can't wait for next summer God Bless Debbie Lopian

I wanted to write along review, but I'm an emotional rec right now…read more This Center is mostly used by older folks and is hidden away in the back of Cheektowaga Town Park. It's a pretty modern facility but it has nothing on the nearby YMCA where I go. I think quite a few Cheektowaga residents don't even know it exists. And one of the guys who comes here had the cheek-to-walk-out on me while I was talking to him.

The city maintains a well manicured grassy area for baseball. In fact the lawnmower staff were…read morebusy with the grass when I came by. Very clean area. Free street parking.

Went here to rent a shelter fir Mang Park fir this weekend…read more The worker was very friendly, thoroughly explained everything to me that was involved in renting a shelter. The cost for the shelter for the day ($80.00), the deposit ($300.00) which I'll get back the day after if no one destroys it. Rules, permit, etc.... I didn't realize there was so much to go through just to have a cookout at a park with a roof over our heads. Anyways, it was quick & easy.

What a cute place. It's a town with more than one stoplight, but I think perhaps fewer than 5…read more I've been here a few times recently to visit people and attend a political rally. It's because of the rally that I spent time in the "town center". The rally was at the Eden Town Hall, which is near the towns' main stoplight. It has a huge parking lot behind it, presumably available to people that maybe walking the area, I can't imagine it's all needed for town business on a daily basis. Eden is just past Hamburg. Driving toward town you see many farms and quite a few beautiful homes. The area has been occupied for a long time, and it's clear some of the houses have been standing for over a century. While you can probably get here via the thruway, I've come down route 5 past the Outer Harbor on the way. It's a pretty drive, if not at thruway speeds.