This pool is lovely to attend on a weekday as we are now. Come at 3pm and stay to close..it is…read morehardly crowded and the crowd is family friendly. The water is clear and a good temperature. Come on the weekend and it's the total opposite...crowded, long lines (which are to be expected) but there is a lot of bandaids and hair floating in the water. As well as some people who think they are on the beach in a European country(inappropriate bathing suits). All in all, it's a decent family friendly place. Wish the snack bar took credit cards. Will frequent a lot this summer and future summers to come.

Food Café takes only Cash . But there is an ATM inside if you forget your paper money at home. At…read morethe entrance they take credit cards .

The pool as in the structure is great and great location…read more I went Saturday July 6, 2024. This was my very first visit and my very last visit. The staff is extremely unorganized. There are alot of kids/teenagers parentless skipping the line. That matters because they have a limit... I think like 130.. I could be wrong it may be a bit more. The wait times are extremely long! I waited in line like an hour to get a wrist ban, (this is because the pool closes like an hour and if you want to be anywhere near the start of the line you better be there top of the prior hour) we got sent to another line after the wrist ban line to be let in after the pool was to open back up. After the start time elapsed, we were all still standing there another half hour or so. Then they started letting the folks on the line still receiving wristbands in before us. They need better staff there that actually give a F and can handle and police the crowd of children better. Speaking of police! There are police there, they did absolutely nothing except drive their car back and forth on a foot path that was over crowded with people. Very unsafe... they should park the car and patrol the park on foot. Veteran officers would have def known better. When the crowd of people didn't move fast enough, they blew the siren.. not the extremely loud one, but still. Once We finally got into the pool, there were so many people mosty kids/teenagers horse playing that made it impossible to even enjoy the experience. We stayed about half an hour and left. We ended up playing in the sprinklers at the front of the park the remainder of the night and had a blast. For a good time, def do not go to this pool. The park is dope though.

I love this park is well-kept. It is small but has everything you can think of. The pool is amazing…read moreand kept well. The views you get from almost all the angles of the park are beautiful. The park is very secluded from everything so not many people know about it which could be a good thing. The staff are friendly and do their job right, they will not let you into the pool without a proper swimming suit. I hope the park is kept up well and isn't left forgotten like many things in the Bronx.

My 2 kids have been taking lessons here for a year and a half. We didn't have to deal with the…read morecrazy wait times to get a spot like at other swimming lessons sites in Westchester. Scheduling has been easy and much more flexible than other places (we've had to switch time slots several times due to our own scheduling issues). We have had great experiences with all the teachers we've had. The kids love that the water is warm! Definitely recommend.

Marissa and Hannah are my go to instructors. They are very professional and they care for my…read morechild's progress. My child sometimes needs the firm lessons, but with that, they both show my child so much love. At first, I was a bit hesitant with my child's bilingual challenges but they were able to combat any challenges with communication either by having me present or with little communication they were able to get by because they care. The school in general has improved in a positive way and staff is friendly outside of instructors. There are lockers for males, females, and family. Upstairs you will find four individual pools with instructors teaching different levels. On the main floor you will find a section for infants to play, screens for your child to watch tv if they are not in class, and a screen to watch your child via monitor incase you'd prefer they are not nervous and can focus without the parents/guardians presence. You have to find the instructor that can work for your child's needs. If they move up a level you then have to see if the same instructor can accommodate your schedule being that if your child moves up a level that means you need to find what times and days that instructor is teaching. The good thing is that staff does their best to accommodate your child's since a child/parent may prefer one instructor over another.

My child took classes for a few months and we were satisfied. A small pool with small class sizes,…read moreseemed to be the perfect fit for my little swimmer. Great communication and friendly staff. My one gripe was the curriculum. Not sure if it's because we were enrolled in a more *beginner* type class, but I would have loved for them have included some more techniques. I thought my child would learn to float / tread water and they did not. We were also told one particular class would have the children being in the pool in regular clothing, a technique to help prevent drowning. This never happened. A little disappointing. Overall, would recommend and will be reenrolling my children.

Aquabilities is an amazing swim school. My daughter who is now 5 years old has been scared of water…read morefor as long as i can remember. She is now gliding and putting her face in the water. The teachers are amazing and patient.

2026 Update and still amazing!! Our PTA hosted an event for our school there two weeks ago and they…read morewere every bit accommodating and professional. We had a mishap with pricing but the manager Aron was able to help fix everything. Thank you for everything again :) We just had our daughter's birthday party and everything went better than expected! Jack and the team were extremely helpful. Gloria was able to be liaison between

We've been here for a normal climbing session and also for a birthday. When we went ourselves to a…read moresession and they were late in letting us in cause they decided to wait for the last family (who took forever to put their stuff in the locker), and then they started the safety session late. It wasn't much, but considering we were there 20 minutes earlier as described, I felt the employees disregarded our time and the others who were on time, for the sake of one late family. The other family should have waited for either the next session or joined the group after everyone had been through the safety instructions since they weren't on time.

Absolutely beautiful swimming pool and tennis club hidden in the woods on Stormytown Rd in…read moreOssining. 4 clay tennis courts with lessons available, pickle ball court. Snackbar has awesome burgers wraps and salads. Pool is very large with deep end, 2 diving boards, dedicated lap lane and large free swim area. Separate kiddie pool. Very family friendly fun place. Swim team, tennis team, basketball courts.

This facility has improved since I left it in 2023, when I gave them a 1-star review. I go there…read moreevery 2 days to swim a mile, and although their schedule leaves something to be desired (lap swim usually ends at 8:45 AM, inconvenient for me, and on Sunday mornings, you only get an hour to swim laps in the morning, not quite enough for senior citizens like me, who need 63 minutes), the personnel are now friendly. I don't know about their other offerings, as I do other forms or exercise at home and outdoors, but I hope be able to continue to get swim in without any problems. They're much better than nearby 24-Hour Fitness, which has degenerated greatly since I joined them.

This review is mainly targeted for parents who are considering sending their child to the camp…read morehere. I am 13 years old (and before you stop reading this because I told you I'm not an adult, I just want you to know that everything in this review is true and is a serious warning for you and your child) and I just finished spending a summer in the camp at the New Rochelle YMCA. I would like to start by saying that the camp is terrible. It is completely dysfunctional and quite unsafe for the children. Firstly, for whatever reason they combine the 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 year olds. Parents out there, would you want your 9 year old kid to be in a small room with a bunch of tall, aggressive 13-15 year old boys? I wouldn't. Additionally, the vulgar things that the teens do and say is definitely not appropriate for small children. (I know that the language of the teenagers is not something that the camp can control, but they can at least separate them from the smaller kids.) The breakfast at the camp is otherworldly. The only thing that is even remotely good is the bagels. Sometimes, they provided cold bagels with a small pint of whipped butter and a knife to spread it yourself. Other breakfasts were someone's failed attempt at trying to be nutritious. Everything was cold, they acted as if they didn't have a microwave. And don't even get me started on the lunch, we received a weekly rotation of whole grain buttered noodles, a bready meatball sandwich, a cold tortilla with cheese that had actual mold on it and two cold pieces of bread with pieces of shredded meat on it. Swimming was actually quite enjoyable. Being IN the pool was fun but everything before and after wasn't. The changing process to get into our bathing suits was actually frightening. We changed in tents and had minimal time to change, all while we were holding our tents up because the little kids were trying to turn them over while we were in it. And no one stopped them. The changing process afterwards was also not easy. We walked through the halls in our swimsuits, soaking wet and cold, no privacy. We had to get changed in stalls or in a locker room in minimal time. For those who chose not to swim, we would have to stand against the wall and essentially stare ahead of us (because we weren't allowed to do anything else) until the kids who swam were done changing. The kids fight a lot, physically and verbally. When I tell you, the counselors do absolutely nothing to try and stop these fights except an occasional "guys relax" or "let's be kind to one another". Which never works. And for the longest time we are doing nothing. I'm going to write out a day in the life of me at camp to help you understand the full experience. I get to camp and we all sit at a table outside under a tent. We are briefly yelled at to put our phones away. So what do we do if we can't use our phones? NOTHING. Nothing at all, because they have nothing for us to do. Watching paint dry would be more productive than spending a day at that camp. Then we head inside and go to our designated room. They hand out breakfast but OH, what do you know? They've only brought 4 pop tarts and there's 11 kids who need breakfast. So the counselor leaves the room to get more and returns a whopping 10 minutes later with 5 more breakfasts. Just as I raise my hand so I can get one (since we are not allowed to get up and ask for it) five 9 year old kids -2 of which have already finished their breakfast- go and take it from the counselor's hand. 8 minutes later, the counselor returns with more breakfast for the rest of us, and we eat it, well, as much as we can of it for the 1 minute that we have left to eat since it took so long to get in the first place. Then after breakfast time, we go to the park. Ah yes, the park for children ages 10 and under, what a perfect place for teenagers to be. After being there for about an hour and a half, we go back to our designated room. We sit there, wondering what we're going to do. We ask the counselors. "Nothing" they would say without looking up from their phones. Bored, I would briefly take my phone out of my bag. Immediately, the counselor shows up out of no where, holding a bucket, demanding my phone. I reluctantly place it in the bucket and sit there doing nothing. After about an hour, we are given small notebooks and told to use them as journals. After 15 minutes of that, its time to get changed for swimming. I already described the changing process of swimming earlier in this review so I'm going to skip it now. That's basically everything about this YMCA camp that is not good. Everything here is factual and from my experience. I didn't use any type of artificial intelligence and this is all true, from my experience, nothing exaggerate. I hope this gives you a good understanding of what your child will actually experience while being there.

My son started another season and we are still very happy with this group. The resort is great, the…read moreinstructors are engaged, and the groups are small enough to allow for a lot of 1x1 time. Still recommend. I haven't noticed any of the issues that the other parent cited, and the other parents around me seem content and haven't expressed any problems.

This should be short, sweet, and to the point, however, that is far from our experience. Currently…read morehaving three children who were previously enrolled in this program for 6 weeks, triplets no less, we had contacted the company due to how the instructor the children were assigned for the several weeks was off for the remainder of the summer. Being that last week's lesson was a tad bit unorganized and as to how the new instructors seemed overwhelmed with the triplets. Having called over this worrying issue, we were greeted my a young employee who had taken in our complaints accordingly and respectfully. That is, however, until we receive a phone call a few moments later from the Owner/Director Glenn, who began to use a sense of slander-ace words and attitude alike. Stating, "You may have been nervous, but I wasn't, If you are not happy with the classes, then move on." All in a tone that would normally not even be thought of in a professional setting. Adding insult to injury, he also rudely made a sexist remark on my marriage before hanging up abruptly. As a mother of triplets with a full time job and barely any time to spare, this is unacceptable and unprofessional to any degree of business.