Pool season has officially begun! Today we ushered it in with a pot luck BBQ. I'm not quite ready…read moreto venture into the pool, but I am ready to chill out with a book beside it. Maybe once the sun warms the water a tad more I'll come by for a late night swim on a night when the pool stays open until 10pm. I normally wouldn't review my condo's pool, but I wanted to pay homage to the irreplaceable Kelly G. She should be here with me right now. I will be thinking of her and her secret box of wine every time I check in. This one's for you, Kelly G.

Thanks to Libby F. I have been to this pool twice. I stand to receive two more invites this summer…read more It is a great pool. Not kidney shaped like many condo pools but rectangular with a extra little piece of square on the end. This pool is the perfect pool to lounge away a lazy Sunday. Complete with deck chairs, chaise lounges, tables with umbrellas, and floatation devices. I've only been in the women's changing room but it's pretty nice. It has showers which is a nice touch for a pool at a condo where all members are within walking distance of their own home showers. There are lifeguards. And if some little kids jump in they sit in the high chairs. Thanks Libby F. For invitations to a pool that is as good as it gets!

Took my youngest daughter (10) here for the first time. The Montgomery County residents the cost…read moreis $5 for kids and $7 for adults. I think it's $20 for non-residents. The staff was very nice and there were plenty of lifeguards keeping close watch. The outdoor pool area consisted of - Large pool section that went from 3+ feet to 5 feet - 13 foot area with a diving board - Lazy river - 2 water slides About 40% of the area where you can sit is shaded (either trees or a canopy). I can tell that people came early to snag those spots. It's a very nice and well maintained facility. One thing to be aware of is that there is no re-entry. So make sure you bring everything from the car you need the first time. There is plenty of parking. Overall we had a great time and next time we will go closer to the time they open to get a shady spot.

Love this pool! Staff are cool and very helpful and I've seen a handful of lifeguards save kids…read moreover this past year. Shows that the guards are paying attention to the swimmers. 10/10!

This pool is great location if you have littles or if you're just a big kid at heart. One of the…read morelarger public pools and feels like a mini amusement park, with huge slides and activities for all. Came here with family and it was the perfect day to enjoy and have fun. Life guards are always on staff , which makes it very safe and worry free fun.

I came here with some friends and was excited to see that they had various slides. They also had…read morefloating Lilly pads/ wood logs where you can walk across on to test your balance. The spring board was closed so that sucked. I spent about 4 hours here trying to get a tan. The people that were laid out behind me unfortunately got their wallets and phones stolen. I recall that the pool had a safety swim every hour without an adult swim session. This was a bit annoying! Beware of your belonging and keep your eye on them!

What a treat to find this beautiful rooftop pool 4 blocks from the capitol. The Liaison hotel is…read moregreat but the pool and bar 10 floors up make it even better. It's a nice size pool with many seating options all the way around. There are several areas with chaise lounges, umbrellas and tables, there are 4 cabanas to rent and many poolside lounge chairs. There is a bar with drinks and food options that opens at noon. The water is crystal clear and not over chlorinated. Water is a perfect temp to cool down in. It is open to the sky without building interference. Music in the background and a leafy fence to make the air conditioners invisible. There is a bit of noise from those on one end but not unbearable. There are also a few poolside games like bags, large Jenga and a sort of bucket toss. One downside is the lack of outlets and no hotel WiFi. Would recommend if you have some down time!

Nice way to cool off during the summer, especially since DC doesn't have the largest selection of…read moreaccessible bodies of water. Only complaint is it costs $28 to access the pool if you are not a hotel guest.

A huge pool but very dirty and it will get pretty boring after a while. Still a good place to…read moresocialize. Overall would have expected more.

Took my daughters (11 and 9) to this pool for the first time. It's tucked away in a neighborhood…read moreand has a decent amount of parking. There was a large lap pool, a smaller lap pool and a toddler pool. The larger lap pool ranged from 3 feet to 13 feet (there is a water slide in the 13 foot section). There were lots of available places to sit. There were chairs that you could take a place on the grassy area and fixed benches closer to the pool. The cost was $5 for kids and $7 for adults if you are Montgomery County residents ($20 otherwise). The large pool was really big and to our surprise there were not that many people there on the day we went. Overall a really great pool and would definitely come again.

Back in the 1960s everyday I went to the pool and swam to my heart's content. My memories are warm…read moreand the fun I had is memorable. When I qualified (diving off the high dive which scared me to death. The first time I landed smack on top of the water which hurt. The second time I made it. How great it felt to sew my patch for the Lifeguards to see I was eligible to swim in the adult deep water. The photos online at present haven't changed a lot and looking at the pool is wonderful.

I need to add a few comments about the Connecticut Belair Swim Club. There are 2 picnic shelters at…read morethe rear of the pool. Next to the basketball court is a volleyball court. Wednesday night they had a swim meet. It was loud and exciting but the pool was still open for swimming. This was great! It had been a very hot day! I could not swim any laps but I did my best going wall to wall in the main pool. They are also shooting 2 spouts of water out across the pool now. The kid's love it. I found them to be a little bit cooler than the main pool though! Until next time be kind to each other. @yelpdc #connecticutbelairswimclub

Great brand new pool. Just remodeled. Nice members. Lots of grills. Can let the kids go do their…read moreown thing as it's fenced in and parents can socialize and have a few drinks. Our fourth year as a member. My daughter's school friend is a member so they meet up and go do their own thing. Great pool. Plenty swim lanes, two diving boards and a slide. Clean with plenty bathrooms and changing areas.

We love the Adelphi pool! The recent renovations are amazing and were no small feat: 2 kiddie…read morepools, a huge new pool with more lap lanes, new bathrooms/pool house, a brand new slide, and two diving boards! This pool is very well run and has a chill and positive vibe. After being members for three years, this is our favorite place to be in the summer.

A great place for swimmers of all capabilities -staff helpful if needed-clean locker rooms pool is…read morewell kept-rarely are there 3 people to a lane-friendly people. Have never seen any problems among the swimmers-have never heard many complaints from swimmers(once in a while the water temperature might be a bit cold or warm-but never lasts for 1-2days) You can't please all the people all the time -but most if not all swimmers are grateful to have such a great facility near by.

The staff here are all wonderful and very helpful! I always enjoy coming here for practice.read more

Even though they have the most entertaining public outdoor summer venues to bring your kids to (in…read morecomparison to 6- - flags// King Dominion) in NoVA Waterparks Fairfax county recreation, the staff to customer ratio is disappointing for Season Pass (previous) members like myself and my kids. Normally the wait times to get into the park during High-Peak season should be expeditious, customer service, wise but it is not because it's one of the only best Waterparks in Reston/Herbdon parameters. If they hired less teenage-age-range staffs and concentrated more on the front desk security lines, customer would not have to wait too long; especially for children whom are adapted leisure customers. The downside is the season pass affordability. And it would be a great business incentive if there were private events like drowning prevention courses, and special needs custom hours or events. Viable parking allotted spacing is also limited and legal nuance.

It is a great waterpark for kids. There's a lazy river, splash pads everywhere and a big bucket…read morefalling full of water.