I like the pools , real big and proper size for laps . I just wished theirs hours were be more…read moreflexible. It's very limits hours and should be open for summer.

Best park in Madera. Clean and safe. So many things for kids to play with. Good amount of shade…read more Restrooms. Music toys and activities like scavenger hunts. Wish I knew about this park sooner

Good location, close parking The only suggestion is having The gate opened and couldn't close it…read moredue to the lock on the fence. My children loved it and restrooms were always open and clean.

So nice to come to dive in nights. Brings back so Many…read morememories. Hopeful to come more times through the summer.

We love it here! Especially the movie nights and the kids love the diving boards, there's a snack…read morebar and you can even take outside food in!

The City of Reedley offers a lap swim program and water aerobics classes. In the summer they also…read moreoffer swimming lessons. The facilities are beautiful - hoping the hours extend as lap swim gains in popularity. Go to the website for City or Reedley Parks and Rec Dept of like Swim Reedley on FaceBook.

The price is right at this pool! And you can't go wrong with the view. Oh and hot showers.read more

Awesome location for a pool! I swam on a Tuesday morning during their public lap hours and there…read morewere only two others there at the open. Entry fee is $6, $5 for seniors/military. The pool is 27 meters long. The lifeguards were removing the pool cleaner as I walked in, and it showed: the facility was very clean and well maintained. Can't think of a better place to enjoy some laps if you're in town! Bonus: hit up the hot springs about 2 miles away after your swim!

Great trail, a bit intense if you are not in shape and prepared. Gorgeous area. Plan on going again.read more

Getting to Jennie Lake requires a 5 mi hike to Jennie Lake from the Fox Meadow trailhead. Many…read morebackpackers hike to Jennie Lake then camp there. You need a FREE campfire permit if you're staying there overnight available from the Hume Lake Ranger Station, but we just did a day hike. There is lots of climbing involved, you have to cross Poop Out Pass at 3.7 miles and I was dying to get to the lake cuz it felt like I had been hiking Forever. It's the highest point on the trip. The lake is at 9,000 ft and I could tell we were up high because of the headache I got. Took some aspirins then felt a bit better. The lake is nice, lots of small fishes that I couldn't see but they kept jumping out of the water I guess eating bugs. Had lunch there then turned back down the trail. Total miles 10 mi RT/6 hrs min. took us lots longer or 2 days if backpacking. Difficulty 3/5; views 10/10. website: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/sequoia/

From the front desk check in to the life guards it's was a terrible experience. The lifeguards here…read moreon the weekends have the nastiest attitudes I have seen to date. Incredibly rude and aggressive for no reason. They should probably include a section of customer service in training as they are essentially serving the public. No one is saying they need to be personal butlers but the audacity and attitudes were egregiously horrendous. If you are looking to feel welcome and for a place for family fun this is definitely not the place. Highly recommend you look for other options!

Although I love a good deal and I also enjoy swimming, I can't help but be annoyed by their…read morepolicies. For one, they only take cash, yet they need exact cash. For example, they do not have change for a 20, how is this possible? Secondly, they do not allow outside food, however, they also do not have any food. Although it was a great suggestion to leave and come back, I think not.