When I come back to visit the town I grew up in I always stop and visit the pool I look through the…read morefence and still see myself swimming in 1973. It still looks exactly the same which is kind of neat with the big diving board and slide. It has a snack bar lots of room to sunbath and a picnic area connected plus Ball fields. There's a nice park within walking distance. It's a nice community pool

Most of my childhood summer days were spent at the good old Leechburg Pool. Back in the day my mom…read morewould drop me and a friend off with some cash for pizza or the delicious french fries and of course penny candy right after lunch so she could go home and do her housework, cook supper, and watch the stories. I loved hanging out there with all my friends and typically they would have some teen nighttime swims too that were always really neat to swim under the lights. They have a tall slide and two regular diving boards and a high dive. Behind the pool fence is a big park you can also walk to and play on the equipment or utilize the pavilion and picnic tables. There is not much to do in the smaller communities for amusement and this is a great option.

I have been swimming and exercising with weights and cable machines for over 4 years…read more The swimming pool has no rival in the greater Pittsburgh area at this membership price. Not even close. The swimming lanes are wide for two or more swimmers at the time. For their shoestring budget they do a fantastic job on maintaining it for safe and comfortable for normal people. Germaphobes, look elsewhere. No obnoxious babbling and squealing trainers, but I you need support it is always there. I cannot recommended enough; I has kept me healthy and happy. I never thought I could find it here. Thank you all in the staff, particularly: Joyce, Mary, Laurel, Analisa, both Kens, Manny, John (can't remember if this is his name or I am mistaken), Alyssa, and of course Dave. You don't get paid enough to keep me this happy. Jaime

Several times I came the woman behind the desk was on personal calls during her work hours. When I…read moreasked her a question while on her cell phone she said well I am at work to whomever she was talking to. Yeah really help the customers. Some classes have unfriendly instructors. If a class is listed for a specific time then it should start on time, not 15 minutes later.

My husband and I came here for the day and were pleasantly surprised…read more It is $5 per person to get in. Food They have a snack bar with the typical food you would expect (hotdogs, nachos, pretzels, popcorn) you can purchase a cup and/or a popcorn bucket for $5 a piece and get refills all summer for $1. Pool The pool is amazing! Perfect place to bring children with two kids areas. The have a small rock climbing wall in the deep end by the diving boards. Three slides, one of which is very tall. Children 12 and under can take a swim test to be allowed to swim in the deep end and go on the diving boards and rock climbing wall. You are allowed to bring floating things like noodles etc. which was really nice. You can only bring goggles that don't have the nose part (scuba goggles?) regular goggles are okay. The deep end is 5ft and the diving area is 12ft. I believe I saw that they rent out life vests for children and they also sell swimming diapers. Adult Swim Depending on how you feel about this it will either be good or bad. At the start of every hour they make all of the children get out of the pool for 15 minutes. The only people allowed in the pool are adults and children under 5 who are accompanied by an adult within arms reach. Seating They have chairs that you can use with foot rests and little tables but you have to get here pretty early to get one unless you see someone leaving you can take theirs. I would recommend bringing chairs and blankets to sit and relax on. There is plenty of space to spread out and not be right next to someone else on the grass. They have a few covered areas that you can set up at if there is space left. They also have 2 covered picnic table areas with 4 picnic tables (although I'm sure those fill up fast) Parks We don't have children so we didn't go to the parks but it looked like there was a lot to do and that it was well maintained. Crowds We went on a Sunday and there were a lot of people there but it didn't feel "crowded". We had to wait in line to get snacks but when we wanted a drink or popcorn refill there was a separate line which was nice. Conclusion- we will defiantly be back it was a great day!

I take our dog to the dog park on a regular basis. It's always clean and well maintained. He…read morereally enjoys getting out, sniffing, running and interacting with dogs of his size and temperament. He's a small dog, shih tzu pit bull mix and is easy to get along with. Taking him there has gotten him on a more social level than just running around our yard. Also I can walk him around the park and let him be as active as he should be. Thank you for making a special place for our furry friends. They deserve it! Jade's Dog Park is truly a blessing for all dog parents . Thank you very much for caring about the special creatures in our lives

Brand new equipment, clean space, and plenty of room to move. And easily accessible with 24/7…read moreaccess.

My daughter loves it here. The staff are always positive and friendly. Geared toward the kiddos.read more

It's a gym, they have a day care faculty with odd hours in the summer time, call before you pack…read moreyour little one up to go. You can come here and lift and get stronger and feel free to grunt or go big on deadlift. There is a sauna and plenty of lockers and individual showers with soap. There are shower towels and sweat towels. They have Hot yoga classes and zumba classes up stairs.

I like this gym since you go in and there's staff present. Makes you feel safer than going in with…read moreyour own key & having any issue happen without someone there. The staff is friendly, and there is a small "daycare" to watch the kids. Nice clean facility with chiropractor & massage therapist available. Would recommend, especially if you're looking for a locally owned gym--you get what you pay for!! Staff is also friendly & helpful!

The team worked with us to resolve concerns and I am thankful for that!, Thank you for your help…read more I wanted to personally thank that staff for addressing concerns that I raised and helping my daughter with her self confidence.

Coaches do a fantastic job. The place could use to be deep cleaned more often. But I couldn't…read morerecommend it more as far as a sports education. Coach Dave is the best - strict but so helpful.

Disclaimer: I am a current member of Northside Sportsmans Association, but just a regular member…read more I was invited to shoot at NSSA a couple of times before I joined, and going there and shooting at their facilities is what sold me. They really have something for everyone. A nice covered pistol range with targets at 7, 15, 25 and 50 yards. The rifle range is also covered with 50, 100,200, 300 yard targets available. Also there is trap and skeet fields, an indoor and outdoor archery range, and a place for shotgun patterning. The main clubhouse is fairly large and the biannual Gun Bash has some of the best guns around. They host CMP events, trap and skeet clubs, have range days for children and women. Overall they club is very family friendly, and safety is always the first priority at all of the ranges. You can hunt on the club's land during the appropriate seasons, and I have heard talk of building or converting an existing building into an indoor pistol range. Now for the bad. First the website is totally shit, and who thought "ws" for the TDL (top level domain) was a good idea really has no idea. Second, some of the "senior" member are so uptight that shooting with them becomes a chore. I feel as if the Life members think it is their private club, and since you are just a regular year to year member or not 50+, that you are trespassing. Third, every time you go to the range, someone will be there that has/shot every gun, and wants to tell you all about it. Finally, the gun bash tickets are pretty hard to come by for regular members. The "senior" members seem to get all of them, so very few are left over for regular members. But despite of the negatives, I enjoy the club, and it is a fairly decent value. The 2012 dues are $75 a year, but I believe an increase is coming next year. For the most part people are pretty friendly, and facilities are some of the nicest around.

Have been a member here for many years and enjoyed the club as well as shooting here and at other…read moreclubs within the tri-State area. NSSA is certainly at the top of the list. As in all sportsman's clubs, there are a variety of members, many friendly and good to work with, some not. But with maxed out membership of about 1,500 and shooting sports for everyone, as well as tons of volunteer opportunities to make things better, I look at it all with a much more positive attitude than that other poster. Come out and shoot with us on an open to public time and see for yourself. If you need help ask, if you don't want help just be a safe shooting sportsman or be prepared to get help so that the rest of us are safe. Well, some major changes as senior officer resigned this past month after an intense audit found major holes in his accounting of funds (cash), which was suspected for many years. Sad when someone you trust doesn't have the backbone to be honest and simply resigns rather than have to explain his dubious actions. But the club is now better off and will move forward under new management, with stricter accounting policies to limit this type of activity in the future. Still a great sportsman's club, and I highly recommend it!