Love the pool club. Always clean and an enjoyable time. Everyone's very friendly and the lifeguards…read moreare too. We enjoy our membership and our children love it.

I've been to plenty of town pools in my days but my home town still is my favorite. Not to hug but…read morenot to small. Great people all around. Nice shaded picnic area. Gotta love playing ping pong or shooting hoops. But what I love best is the cool refreshing water there is to jump into. Nothing beats that on a hot summer day. By far my favorite place to swim with the locals lol

Our family absolutely loves Englewood Field Club. It's one of those rare places where kids truly…read moreget to be kids again--outside, running around with friends, having good old-fashioned fun without a screen in sight. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and very family-focused. The summer camp is exceptional. Our kids have been going for years, and there is truly no other local camp that compares. The camp includes daily swimming and tennis lessons, provides food, and--most importantly--really teaches kids how to swim properly and play tennis. Even if tennis isn't a child's sport of choice, it's such an important life sport, and the instruction here is outstanding. The swimming program overall is fantastic and genuinely builds strong swimmers, not just confident splashers. The tennis program is equally excellent for both kids and adults. Adults can jump into matches, enjoy friendly competition, and feel part of an active, social tennis community. What really makes EFC special are the shared moments. Friday summer nights are the best--kids playing in the field with friends while adults relax on the patio. In the winter, family skate nights are such a highlight: kids skating, great dinner service, and adults hanging out with friends. It's a super fun place to spend time, build friendships, and make lasting family memories. We're so grateful to be part of this community.

This is a great club for all ages! We first found this club when we were looking for a day camp for…read moreour daughter who was 6 at the time. She had a great summer at camp, learned to play tennis and was so excited to be on the swim team competing against other clubs. In the winter, the club has an outdoor ice rink and our daughter learned to skate and joined the figure skating team eventually competing in Lake Placid and NYC. While our daughter was having a great time at the club, we also got to participate in all of the sports activities offered including tennis, paddle, pickleball, squash and working out in the gym. If you are looking to make new friends and be active, this is a great place to be. Love the EFC!

The pool is beautiful with the life guards I feel safe. However, it is the snack and eating areas…read morethat sucks. The hamburgers, when in stock, are not cooked properly. Nothing worse than a burnt hamburger. There isn't much of a food selection and the service behind the counter is bad. If the town got a good food vendor, the patrons would grow. .

Fabulous town pool with many extras…read more Even the food is good!

Beautiful pool and location. The upkeep needs massive improvement. There is little cleaning in…read morerecent months (for instance, the floors are filthy and there's been a tissue at the base of one of the shower stalls for a week), the ladies steam room hasn't worked in many weeks, the showers are colder every day. It feels like the owner has given up and hasn't been in house at all. No yoga, no Pilates. Would be fantastic if the property wasn't run into the ground.

I just joined the Palisadium today. There are some positives and negatives. I'll start with the…read morepositives: the gym had barely anyone there so you pretty much have it to yourself. I liked the steam room, as well. The negatives: the sauna was not working and the machines in the gym are old. Also, I was told by a very nice young female employee that it would cost $20 to use the lockers which was a one-time fee. I paid the $20 and began my workout. A short time later, the girl told me the lockers cost $20 every month. I find that to be ridiculous and said I would like my $20 (that I had just paid less than an hour ago) refunded. A very rude young male employee said it's non-refundable. I said I'd like to speak with the manager. He told me she was teaching swim lessons and she wouldn't be available for four hours! I will be back at the gym tomorrow or the next day and will update my review on this situation.

What a great experience at Blue Water Divers. Friendly and extremely professional staff in a well…read morestocked facility. A little bit old and stodgy looking, especially from the outside, but the warm, friendly and extremely professional staff more than makes up for it. I would recommend BWD to anyone looking to embark on a lifetime of adventure, or existing divers looking to hone their skills or service their equipment.

Blue Water Divers is going to be my new dive shop from now on. Although I live on Staten Island and…read moreafter losing my previous dive closer to my home. I searched for a new dive shop, and was impressed enough that my son and my granddaughter took the try scuba class. Everyone that I have spoken to has been extremely helpful and passionate about their role at the shop. I am looking forward to continuing my own scuba education next month.

The pool, not the concession typically run by legacy hospitality. The owners are disorganized, hire…read morekids never visit, and love to flirt via text with the employees.

There are free concerts here during the summer …read more Town teams (baseball, soccer) are here, too.

Not everyone has gone "down the shore" on this beautiful Saturday. Quite a few individuals,…read moreincluding ourselves, visited the Elmwood Park Multi-Cultural Festival Street Fair on Market Street to check out vendor markets, interactive activities, art demonstrations, games, and food trucks at an all-in-one-day event. Just in time for lunch, one of us ended up getting a waffle cone with chocolate ice cream and chocolate syrup. From one of the food trucks, Carinderia on Wheels ordered the veggie pancit and veggie spring roll (lumpia). Carinderias (Tagalog: karinderya) are small Filipino eating establishments, typically in a market or by the roadside. Pancit is a classic Filipino recipe consisting of an easy stir-fried rice noodle served with snow peas, cabbage, and carrots. It was tasty and not greasy or messy. The spring roll has a crepe-like wrapping and comes with carrots, green beans (string beans), bean sprouts, and cabbage. The accompanying dipping sauce is made from vinegar with some chopped chili, garlic, and soy sauce. It had a kick and complimented the roll. Just a day well spent!