So while this is an easy hike it can be tricky to find. The roads have been closed for awhile due…read moreto wildfires, it was opened back up at the beginning of November. High clearance vehicle highly recommended - you go 14 miles on a dirt road ( not too bad ) then you make another 6 mile dirt road sketchy for sure ! The last bit of the road you will only be able to go in an off road vehicle. Honestly when you get to the plant there is a dirt road on your right with a closed road gate- this is going to be the easiest route - WARNING - if you want to adventure and find it yourself this is a spoiler alert Walk the road with the gate - stay on the dirt road there is a sign that says hot springs and has an arrow to the left - disregard and keep walking ... pay attention at about a mile for a foot path off to the left there is a rock with a patch of green paint on it ( it isn't super noticeable ) take that path straight toward the river. Once you reach the river you should be able to see a large rock with a big hole in it to your left and if you look carefully to the left you should see a palm tree from the old resort. Cross the river and head downstream for about quarter mile. If you happen to take the dirt road all the way until it dead ends into the river you can still cross here - about thigh deep - the part to crossing here is you have to cross the river twice and go through a grassy watery island then head downstream ... ( you'll see exactly where you should have crossed on your way to the springs. ) haha ... if you decide to take the path near the river - it isn't marked you just have to kinda follow others foot steps - you do have to scale some small rock formations if you find your self stuck in bamboo and find the road to your right you actually where you need to be . I suggest taking a picture of the trail since service is spotty . Definitely a place worth finding - but it is a little tricky - now that we adventures to find it it is easy but finding it the first time not so much - definitely give yourself a day to get there / enjoy and get back - the river was really cold and swift - grab a sturdy stick for balance .. bring water shoes !!! I did it barefoot and it is defining slick ...we got lucky to have only 2 people there when we showed up that left shortly after we got there but I have heard it can be really busy ( and naked )

20+miles on dangerous wash boarded dirt rd. 4x4 vehicle is a plus, don't forget a spare tire. Pull…read moreover and let faster vechiles pass!! Camp ground is in Childs/Irving power plant. Clothing is optional, so if you bring children don't expect everyone will cover themselves. 18+ recommended. Hot springs are approx 1 mile upstream from campground. There are 2 different pools , one has a block wall around it. Expect to help clean the pools if there when it's time. I've had great experiences there and very negative experiences there. Honestly though 3 out of 4 times is mainly a bunch of swinging old richards that make it creepy. Respect the nature and pick up your trash either way. It's beautiful there as well.

The facilities are ok. Not usually very crowded. But if you enjoy swimming, good luck getting info…read moreon days / times to use the pool. THE WEBSITE SUCKS. Seriously, it's awful. Did the city pay a company to build this? It's not at all intuitive. There's no search function. The swim schedule is very difficult to find, and when you get there it's incomplete. A complete redesign is needed. I know some sixth graders who could build a better one.

It's a great clean pool with fun classes. Attend the aqua Zumba class regularly and it's always so…read morefun. The lifeguards help you and are very helpful in watching all pool guests and keeping us safe.

If you have kids.... You're definitely going here. It's a place with a pool and ice cream! Need I…read moresay more?!?! For those of us that don't have kids or grandkids it's a nice jacuzzi/hot tub for a nice soak! There's plenty for families with kids or grandkids and the staff is so nice. Enjoy!

The facility is very nice, however the woman who works there was extremely rude and unwelcoming. We…read morehave been members for 20 years and only used this facility a few times when our children were young. The first thing she said is where are your cards instead of hello. We didn't have our 2025 cards as this is our 2nd home. She said I'll let you in this one time, which I understand. I tried making small talk and she just ignored me. I felt so uncomfortable, even though I pay for it. She didn't even say bye, there was no one else there. She just watched tv.

Cute little park, a "big kid part and a small kid part."There's tons of grass space, skate park,…read moretons of parking and trees for shade. The maintenance guys may not like this, but there are gophers and those are fun to find.

This is great little park. easy to get here and easy to access freeway . Also bathrooms are very…read moreclean

We came for the swimming pool, mostly, but left super impressed. This is the nicest YMCA we have…read moreever seen!

We're not members but come for their pool 1-3x a year, it's never been crowded every time we have…read moregone. Which is nice!! It's around $15 for my son and I to and swim, I like that they have a family room where you can store your things in lockers, they have bathrooms w/showers in the family room, I still bring all my belongings out in the pool area, you can bring your own snacks which is convenient. My boy who is 11, likes to swim in the deep area, he did have to take a swim test his first time to make sure he can swim in that area, once he passed, they made him wear and orange bracelet, now anytime we go, we just tell a lifeguard he passed and they're ok with him just grabbing a bracelet and putting it on every time, no need to take test again. When we would go, on weekends, water slide doesn't open till 11, overall this is a convenient place to go when you feel like swimming. With it being indoors though, the chlorine smell is strong, but tolerable. The lifeguards are very nice as well.