Great place got a walk. Bathrooms and if you're super hot... or need to get inside of the building…read moreis open you've got that option too. I think if I would've closed the loop entirely it would have been a mile. Weave through the center of the park and around the outer perimeter. Lots of good shade too and plenty of parking. Has a playground in the middle for little ones too. (Walk across Bruceville for pan dulce or Filipino bakery or fro yo - bonus!)

Great facility, pool is usually kept perfectly clean & temp between 77 & 80, crystal clear, plenty…read moreof room for lap swimming, life guards are friendly and professional. And the staff when you walk thru the door are happy to see you and very helpful! The BEST out there!!!!

Love it I take my grandchildren there every summer it's so clean and so fun. You get to meet new…read morepeople socialize and it's just a lot of fun.

I love lap swimming here, I rarely need to share a lane & the water temperature is perfectread more

Very clean and although it's crowded, it doesn't feel overwhelming at all. The only downside for me…read moreis that outside food and drinks aren't allowed. But thankfully, there's a nice little cafeteria with affordable prices, okay for lunch or snacks. We'll definitely be back tomorrow! It's a great spot both for families with kids and for adults without children. There are slides, inflatable toys, and even an Olympic-size pool. There are plenty of lifeguards around, and one big plus for me: they play music! It really lifts the mood. We loved it!

Pretty fun place, not that expensive. Restrooms were relatively clean and there are a lot of…read moreswimming options for all levels and ages. I only have two gripes (yeah, here we go). First, I really think it is tacky on their part to charge a separate $4 fee for the obstacle course which requires a wristband. Especially given that you then have to queue up just for a turn. While it is a cool feature it is annoying that you have to oay an entrance fee then this additional fee. I suggest they Just up the fee a couple of bucks and let anyone use it. Gripe number two, the lifeguards. Bros... chillll the F out! While I admire and respect their commitment to safety, they are a bit overzealous in regards to their enforcement of the rules. I wonder if because there are so many of them that they need to find any little thing to jump on to but the vigor that they use to address even the most minor violation such as kids running or hanging on the swim lines is so out of proportion that it is a bit absurd. I can't help but mess with them a little bit just out of spite. Aside from the issues mentioned it is a pretty cool place with a variety of options (waterside and kiddie area) that make for a fun way to beat the heat.

I have going to classes for almost three years now. I love the instructors Jenny and Terri! They…read moremake exercise fun! And the people I have met through the classes are wonderful. New friendships are made easily!

My first time here for a pool party on a Saturday evening. It's so nice. You can rent the place…read moreout. There's a slide and small lazy River. There are lifeguards on duty. You can bring your own snacks and drinks in. Ages 5+ is $8 & Ages 2 - 4 is $5. Under 2: FREE They have season passes & you can book a pool party here. A lifeguard stopped by to tell me I couldn't be in the pool with denim shorts. I was just standing on the side getting a feel for the water and I wasn't going into the water with my shorts on. Not sure why but overall this is a Fun place to bring the kids.

Getting there early is key to securing a nice water spot. Plenty of space to park with bathrooms…read moreand park rangers onsite. $10 cash or card for daily parking fee. Pack light because some areas require a little hike to access. The general area is easy to reach and access water. I have a small secluded spot I hike down too and it's private and shaded all day.

"Life in us is like the water in a river." -- Henry David Thoreau…read more Just a short hike to Clark's Hole, a deep swimming hole on the North Fork American River, upriver of the confluence. In the early 1900s, Clarks Hole (also called Clarks Pool) was managed by the City of Auburn as a municipal swimming pool. Today, it is popular with Auburn locals for picnics and swim parties, especially on a hot days! No lifeguards. Please be careful!

Had such a wonderful time visiting Asha again. This time I brought my best friend. I love bringing…read morepeople here for a new experience. It's such a relaxing and inviting place. This time was also my first time enjoying the salt lounge. It took a minute for my brain to quiet and full enjoy it but it was much needed after a crazy busy and exhausting week. I have been trying to give my body and mind the TLC they so desperately crave while being on a big project at work that makes my brain crave peace and quiet as soon as I log off so this was perfect! As always the staff were wonderful and attentive and I felt so relaxed and refreshed after. I can't recommend visiting Asha enough. Also, the price for 2 hrs is amazing! Thank you for another wonderful time and looking forward to visiting again! Pro-tips: -Bring two towels (the extra one for sitting in the sauna/steam rooms is ). -An extra bag/trash bag is essential for your wet items. -Make sure to hydrate before and during, but also..have a water bottle waiting in your car when you're done. -Bring lotion!

10/10, will always recommend. This is an excellent self-care / treat yourself activity. It's $39…read morefor 2 hours in the bathhouse; alternating between the warm pool, steam room or sauna, and ice bath/bucket. Water stations are available in both the front house and back annex. I would suggest bringing 2 towels (one to use, one to dry off with after), slides that won't slip, a water thermos, a full set of clothes to change into, and a snack for later. They have towels and shoes available for rental and lockers to store your things. I love this place.

This review is solely as a spectator at a regional swimming event and didn't go swimming here at…read moreall. North Natomas Aquatics Complex was the host to SWAGR, a regional swimming event. The parking situation was a bit tight considering the parking is also shared with the park nearby. So I feel bad for folks who were going to spend a day at the park. The overflow parking was across the street at the school when it was the weekend. They had a few options for restrooms which is nice to have. They also had showers to wash off outside. There were two pools, one smaller and the larger one for the meet. Without the tents, it's fairly spacious and lots of areas to walk around inside. The spectator area is covered, but depending on the wind chill factor, it gets awfully cold even when the sun was out. But it is nice that the bleachers were covered. Just make sure to bring blankets when the wind is cold or layer up. Overall I would imagine this is a great spot to do some swimming during those hot Natomas days.

Such a great and clean swimming facility perfect for the whole family! Outside drinks and food are…read moreallowed, pretty limited lounge chairs if you arrive later in the day, but you can totally bring in an extra towel / blanket to sit on. I look forward to coming back again, super glad I found this place and decided to give it a try so worth the $9 admission price.

Sequoians is an inclusive body-positive space for all ages, genders, and body types (including…read morepost-surgery or modified bodies)! It's an overall pretty chill space with a clubhouse, bocce ball, hiking, and pool/hot tub. It's member-only, and the community is tight-knit and welcoming. We have been members for the last year, and my girls (9,7,5) love going. They are treated with incredible love and respect by all the members and there are currently several families with kids, ranging from 5-14 years old. Yes, it's naked. Yes, you will see naked people. Yes, you will be naked! Kids under 18 do not have to be naked if they don't want to, but adults are expected to be clothes-free most of the time. Let me tell you why Sequoians is walking the walk on inclusivity, and why it isn't creepy. 1) Creepiness is gross and bad for all ages; sexualizing kids is wrong, full stop. 2) Creepiness is bad for business! Getting accused of improper activities is bad for business! Sequoians, and nudists in general, have a vested interest in keeping their spaces safe for everyone. 3) Inclusivity is more fun! More people can be included and feel safe, and that feels good. Therefore: Sequoians makes a big deal of vetting potential members, and everyone is educated about body positivity and etiquette. You see consent engagements in real life, in terms of playing with the kids, hanging out in shared spaces, keeping spaces clean, and working together for the benefit of everyone. Everytime we do out there, my kids say "ohhhhh we love it here!" and I do too. If you are interested in learning more, please read the website. And come visit!

Great judgement free spot!…read more Every member I have met has been friendly, helpful and welcoming. The location is somewhat remote - and no cell service is a bonus. I really enjoy being in nature and hearing nothing but birds and wildlife. That said, it is a bit busier on the weekends, but not rowdy. Wonderful place to remove clothing and be in nature. If you're interested in gawking at naked members of the opposite sex, save your time and go to a strip club.

We came here for swim lessons for our youngest and we had a good experience. The instructor was…read moreawesome with him and made the class fun. The facility itself is pretty big with a lap pool, a kids play structure, and 2 water slides. There aren't enough seating areas but you can bring in chairs to wait. The only downside is the cleanliness. We've seen trash and food on the ground. The bathroom and locker room don't smell great and we've seen wet paper and food in them. We'd love to have lessons here again and hopefully the facilities will be cleaner when it's less busy.

Great for younger kids! Shallow pools and slides! Water shooters! And a larger pool on the opposite…read moreside for older kids. Come early to grab one of the few tables or spots in the shade! I brought my wagon with a few chairs and was able to claim a small patch of grass in a far corner and I came just 10 mins after opening. Some people even had pop-up canopies. I brought an ice bag with drinks and snacks plus a hot + ready pizza from across the street too. I appreciate that there are lots of lifeguards who are very attentive! But keep in mind, there are lots of kids here! Keep your kids and valuables secure, and have fun!! Great community pool!