Landmark review: I have been here twice for birthday parties…read moreand this is not a bad park district pool. It has a nice splash pad zero depot pool with a slide at the opposite end. The kids seem to enjoy these birthday parties a lot. No one really checks the guest list when you host a private party. You also get access to the party room upstairs. All of this for 125 dollars which covers 2 hours and 15 guest. Given the low price I can see why lots of families host birthday parties at the pool.

This is one of the nicest park aquatics centers in this part of Illinois. It is availablle for lap…read moreswim, water exercise, lessons, free swim, reserved parties, and more. The air and water temperatures are kept at national standards, the staff is totally professional, the guards are very well trained and supervised, and the kiddie pool is wonderful for tykes and their parents.

Best poll in town! Hands down!!! Not as busy as Fairview. Smaller so that you can have room to…read moremove. Trust me, its just better.

It's a super fun pool but it isn't perfectly cleaned. Leaves in water, hair at the bottom of the…read morepool, sticks, twigs. It's super fun to go down slides and swim but it isn't super clean. Fairview is definitely cleaner, but also overcrowded. It depends on what you care more about.

I like the ARC! Been…read moregoing for the past 4 years. They're always aiming to improve the machines and it's been getting better with the cleaning. I like the large space and the availability of machines. They also host some pretty cool events and have a lot of services for students. I am glad I have a cool gym in my vicinity!

This place is definitely better than CRCE. The biggest foible of this entire facility is that there…read moreare a separate set of stairs for each floor and the fact that there are waaaaay too many meeting rooms. For an activity center, I wish those activity rooms could be converted into actual workout areas. It does seem like an awful waste of time. However, they do have a lot of cardio equipment and an indoor track. They have a good amount of basketball courts and racquetball courts. There's also a place to play ping pong, soccer, and even the Wii. Oh, there's also a rock climbing area.

I've been a member for 5 years and was told I needed to pay an additional $25 to renew my…read moremembership because my membership was past due by 12 days. I happened to be out of town. I was told no exceptions. so I walked away from this so called "family place" and they walked away from over $700.00. Think twice before donating ANY money to this "non-profit". maybe the YMCA doesn't believe in being profitable because they don't have to worry about the bottom line. In addition, the turnover in their childcare area is puzzling. My child's 3 favorite young female employees were let go or quit. Be careful who is watching your children. What a sad, sad place.

I have been a member of the Refinery for several years, however my mother convinced me to try out a…read moregroup workout class at the y. In order to use the gym I had to sign a waiver and i understand why. The group workout class was so humid, not only was it uncomfortable, the floor was slick. Apparently it's been like that for weeks and the y does not intend to fix the problem. Seems like a nice facility, but for group workouts, I recommend Refinery!

This is not the same Indian Acres from the past. I tried to get swimming lessons for my 3 year old…read morewith Katie and she did not show up for the lesson. Instead of taking responsibility she blamed me for not signing him up online. I assumed our phone conversation was me signing him up. I get that cleared up and then Katie was a no show again. she tells me that my lesson was two days prior and that I missed it! I did not receive a call from anyone saying I missed it. After, Katie was a no show again I called and asked for a refund and she said I could only get a refund for 2 lessons even though I paid for 4 lessons. Indian Acres used to be a great place to send your kids to camp and the had a great reputation for as a swim team. The staff used to be so friendly and accommodating but now its mismanaged, and their are only high school kids running it in the evening. I would not recommend it to anyon.

Indian Acres is a great swim club with wonderful pools and attentive staff. Because the pools are…read moreoutdoors, it has been a great place to worn out safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The best staff and the facility is so clean! We love all of the wildflowers growing around the…read moredifferent pool areas. The sand and the rock fountain area are so unique and my kids love it!

Understaffed most days here and lifeguards aren't friendly but more rude they treat customers like…read morewe are all children. The lap pool is always dirty looking with hair and such floating in it and the pools always look cloudy. The only thing we liked was the splash area and the water was warm most days. Been last year to the Champaign pool and that is where I'll return to. Very disappointed!!

This pool is amazing! We come pretty far, from near Peoria to get there because I have a son with…read moremental disabilities & the pool we went to closer to us didn't treat him very well. But anyway, I love this pool...my grandkids can't swim yet but they can go really far out & still touch bottom! I can literally sit down in the shallow end & play with them & relax. My son doesn't get in the water much, he just walks around talking to himself. No one's bothered him or anything. I also LOVE that they're open until 7 pm! I don't have to worry about getting them too early. We get there about 1:00 pm or so & have sooo much time! I'm sad that swimming season is almost over!

Second time in under a week that slides were closed due to lack of help. Pretty disappointing! Also…read morecharge for people have disabilities who need assistance - I don't think the person assisting should have to pay if the disabled person can't attend alone.

Amazing facilities and staff! Great workout and recovery areas. All you could ever want in a health…read moreclub.

Group of people makes members look bad..people who work there make members look bad. People who…read morework there make the members look bad. They talk down to you. There's just too much immaturity there and I've heard worse from others who used to work out here. Got sick from their water n more. Disrespectful and deceitful!

Now that the construction is completed on the new playground/splash park/nature garden, this park…read morehas a bit of something for everyone! See my previous review for more details or simply look at the pictures. Better yet, just go here! Be aware that parking is the only limitation, but you can find something if you are willing to walk a bit. Not just a cookie cutter park, this is something that will interest kids who like to splash in the water, mine for gold, play in the sand, or climb in forts. Way to go Covington! Too bad I live so far away. Rev #45

The Covington Community Playground and Splash Pad was designed in collaboration with Schmidt…read moreAssociates and Friends of the Covington City Park from illustrations, drawings, and models from the children of this community, along with public input from the citizens of Covington. The focal point is a castle on a hill, the first Kompan castle in the United States. This destination playground also features Indiana native vegetation, parkour course, sand and water sensory integration, expression swing, and a seasonal splash pad, the first of it's kind in not only the City of Covington, but in Fountain County, Indiana. The playground meets ADA compliance standards. Newly constructed restrooms and drinking fountain are situated on the property. This playground has been featured on RTV6 News Indianapolis and WCIA News Channel 3 Champaign and was part of a documentary produced by KOMPAN, filmed by a production crew from Denmark. Various newspaper and magazines have covered stories related to the project, as well as Parks and Recreation Business Magazine. The Covington City Park is 34-acres and includes trailhead for the Covington Circle Trail, a 5.2 mile paved trail encircling this community. The south leg of the trail was a former railway. The iron bridge crossing Mallory Branch in two sections was repurposed in the county and serves historic purposes. Other park amenities: public pool, basketball courts, tennis courts, soccer fields, disc golf course, pavilions/shelters, batting cages, softball/baseball fields, small commercial-grade playground, historic cabin. Numerous league sports are played seasonally and the park is open 365 days a year. The Covington City Park has plenty of open green space and has dog waste units in numerous locations throughout the park. City of Covington Leash Law pertains to this space. Splash Pad is currently operating on a 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM daily schedule. Covington City Pool is closed for the 2020 season to reconstruct bathhouse. @covingtoncitypark on FB, IG.