It is a place where they only want money but do not put safety first. I wanted to sign my kid to a…read moreswim team. Then I have to first pay a membership fee for the kid. Then I also paid for the swim team fee. Since it was just within 3 business days before the swim team started, I also paid a late fee, plus a processing fee. However, on the first day of the swim, I found out my daughter who is 13 and short, being assigned to a 15-19-year-old team without parent permission. I told 9oaks that raises safety concerns, and I couldn't go with 9oaks, I asked for a full refund. Then 9oaks only return me half of the membership fee and half of the swim team fee, they keep the late fee and processing fee as well. I think within 3 days, they did not assign a team appropriately, which is a safety concern, I have to quit; it is reasonable to ask for a full refund.

Been going there for years, really a nice facility. Has a basketball court, tennis court,…read moreshuffleboard, gas and charcoal grills, a kid pool, diving board and playground in addition to the pool itself. Only catch is you have to walk down steps, there is no graded area. Area is beautifully landscaped under trees. Very relaxing. There is a fully stocked snack bar and there are picnic tables nearby. Occasionally they have movie nights or other events. The swim team is the Gators. Definitely a great community pool

The pool was nice and big but the people who go there were inconsiderate and played their awful…read moremusic so loudly it was as if we were at a concert. The music was not kid friendly as the lyrics were, shall we say "adult oriented". The staff were competent and friendly and I don't blame them for not asking these selfish patrons to lower their radios as they seemed like the type to start a major problem if you said anything to them.

Enjoy a swim with the kids and BBQ. The children loved their time in the outdoors and running…read morearound. Weekends in the place are a little crowded but in the week days it wasn't so bad and we a great time. Showers were very private. The bathroom facilities were also clean. Overall we had a good time and would visit again.

This is our community pool and we love it! It's great to actually get something back from your…read moremonthly HOA payment, and what better thing then a pool you can use every day in the summer. The lifeguards are attentive, for the most part, and I feel safe letting the kids swim in the pool. They check the pH levels frequently which makes me feel better about the sanitary conditions. The pool is just one of the many reasons we love the Williamsburg community, and I'm so happy to call this great neighborhood home!

Marsh Creek is a beautiful public park. HOWEVER, the "nice" pool and low entry cost of $14pp…read moreattracts the most ghetto crowd. The bathroom was also very filthy with broken shower heads. There were no area for you to put down your stuff except for the open lawn. The experience here was horrible! Someone actual STOLE my toddlers crocs! How do you justify in stealing from a two years old? I also saw another lady snooping around my iPhone16- had the nerve to touch it and I'm sure she was trying to steal it until I went over to grab it! Please avoid at all costs. We won't be returning.

All the way recommended love love love everything about this park…read more Is a very calm and u can spend a great day with ur family

We love this Y. So clean, staff are very friendly. The staff at the childcare are absolutely…read moreamazing. Outdoor Pool is incredible. My only complaint is that the indoor pool has been closed for a month which is ridiculously inconvenient and I wish the outdoor pool opened at 11 instead of 11:30. Outdoor pool guest passes are high at $12 per person per visit and the visitor can only come 3 times in a season. We love the gym and bathrooms/locker rooms are very clean.

I like this YMCA. The facilities are nice. The indoor swimming pools are great. The water is warm,…read morein the family pool. And, it's open early 5:15am. The lifeguards are friendly and everyone is kind and helpful.

I don't understand that kids have to take a swim test for the yellow slide that goes into the same…read morepool as the lazy river and whirl pool that doesnt need a swim test. I think that should be able to be used without a swim test. I understand the swim test for the deep end. The pool is clean The price is a little pricey.

I would not recommend this pool. Too expensive and too crowded. There are a lot of other pools in…read morethe area with much more reasonable passes and not as crowded.

This is the spot where it goes down in the summer. On a hot day, this is it. The snack bar gets the…read morejob done. My main complaint is that they removed the high dive and that was the coolest part of the pool. Nothing beats the splash contest off the high dive during adult swim, and they took it away from us.

From the owner: Crestwood has a 25 meter competitive swimming pool with an attached shallow end graduating up to…read more2.5 feet. We also have a separate baby pool for young children as well as playground equipment. For a relaxing environment there are many shady and sunny areas to lay by while lounging at the pool. Wireless Internet is provided to our members at no extra charge so you can connect your laptops and mobile devices. For the more active members we offer recently resurfaced volleyball and basketball courts. We also have a fully stocked snack bar that offers both hot and cold items. We have a brand new competitive diving board as well as a double water slide for everyone to enjoy. Overlooking our pool is a covered pavilion equipped with tables and benches, lights, fans, and a gas grill available to our members.

Very few lounge chairs ( there were literally only 11) if you want to just get some sun and not…read moreswim...however there were a ton of regular plastic chairs?? no towels available, no host to ask. Their website says there is a pool bar but it wasn't open at noon/1pm on a Saturday, I would've been pissed if I had bought a day pass to come here

I visited Valley Beach on 8/3/25. Upon arrival we had to make our way through the casino to get to…read morethe pool. We were the first to arrive so we had our pick of where we wanted to sit. The pool did not look like it had been skimmed to remove debris that flew in overnight. There was no staff present with the exception of the young kid at the door who barely greeted us and only told us no outside alcohol was permitted. He looked as if he didn't even want to be there. We found our spot but were immediately greeted by large bees that burrow into the ground. They were EVERYWHERE! There is sand in n part of the area so that is where the bees mostly were. There are only about 10 lounge chairs and the rest are the Adirondack style chairs around the pool. We found a hotel employee who was kind enough to spray bug spray around our chairs to help keep the bees away. The regulars kept telling us that they were harmless, but I don't want to dodge large bees when I'm trying to relax. The pool was FREEZING cold so I never got it with the except of putting my feet in. There is a food truck on site that we were told would open at 12...it never opened! When we decided we wanted food we had to put coverups on and walk all the way through the hotel and up and down stairs and take elevators to get to the food court. There were only 2 options available (The American Grill or the Cafe for breakfast type food). The food from the grill was very mid. The chicken fingers were frozen Tyson brand and the fries were undercooked and soggy. There were some children but by the time a birthday party of 12 little boys arrived it was time to go. They were jumping off the side of the pool, throwing toys in the pool that almost hit one man sitting in a chair holding his daughter, they were loud and spraying water guns. I give this place a 6/10. Had there been no bees and the food truck was open the rating would be higher!

This was our first time here, and unfortunately, we were very disappointed. I've never heard of a…read morerule where children aren't allowed to wear floaties while swimming, and on top of that, they required my child to take a swim test just to get a blue wristband to use the kids' water slide. My child and her cousin were so sad -- we weren't even there for 30 minutes before we had to leave the pool. They said it was boring and not fun at all . I felt so sorry for them because they didn't get to enjoy the experience they were looking forward to.

First time joining even though I have lived in Souderton for a long time. The adult pool looks…read moreawesome but the water is dirty every time I go. Grass and debris always floating around. The teenagers who work there are too lazy to clean it. There are always a gaggle of them just sitting in the main office where you check in doing nothing. Plus, I have to rush to get there at 12 to grab a lounge chair. Members are ignorant just grabbing chairs and pushing them wherever they want. They don't even bother to ask if they are being used. After adult swim, around 1:00, all hell breaks loose and the kids jump in. I saw a kid with a diaper that looked "full" jump in my last time there and that was my sign to leave. Public pools are just gross. To pay $130 for the season to deal with all this isn't worth it. The only thing that is decent is the parking. Plenty of spots to choose and it's free! I wish they had a pool for adults only, then I would consider rejoining next year. Note to all newbies: members only from 12-1. I didn't see any signs saying this anywhere.

Great neighborhood pool, good for new swimmers, splash pad, water slide great for all ages.read more

One of the many great reasons to be an Ardmorian would be that we have one of the Great Deals of…read morethe Century: The Ardmore Avenue Pool. This pool, completely renovated in 2004, is large enough to have fun but small enough to be able to spot your young 'un from anywhere you sit. The entrance is through Vernon Young Park, another gem with a full kids' playground, basketball & tennis courts, a large playing field for baseball, flag football, soccer, etc. and the Ardmore Avenue Community Center. So, if the young un's don't want to swim, they can play too. When you enter, you pass through either the male or female changing areas complete with lockers and showers as well as restrooms. There are two pools - a good sized toddler pool with a zero step entry, water spouts and a water mushroom play feature. Maximum depth 18 inches. Then there is the 'larger' pool, also with a zero step entry, a water slide and maximum depth of 5'. Separating the two are a low fence, some bushes, and a shade awning over some grass. Surrounding both pools are picnic tables with umbrellas. Water toys are permitted in the baby pool area. The pools are staffed with lifeguards who change station regularly to stay alert. There is no snack bar, which is in some ways a blessing (no $9 fries!). Many of the local restaurants deliver 'to the pool', and if you want you can easily leave and walk to many of them too. Parking? Well, that's the one star off. It's street only, and it can be a bit of a challenge. I don't want them to make a parking lot by any means, but it does take away from the experience. Also, you bring your own chairs, blankets, etc, which can make for a haul. Maybe the Township will get wise and start a business to rent chairs on site (hint, hint). Now, the thing that makes this really GREAT. The cost to join? For a family of four, residents of the Township, about $70. For the season. Really. Over 65 year old residents are free. Yes, really. That is not a typo. It's under a hundred dollars. A year. Well, a summer. The pool is open Memorial Day - Labor Day. (Residents of Narberth Borough can join but at a higher rate as can a limited number of residents in Ardmore, Haverford Township, again at a higher rate.) Like I said, one of the Great Deals of the Century. Here in wonderful Ardmore.