Really nice public pool, great for staying on island at accommodation without a pool. $4 per day…read morefor a visitor pass. Bathrooms were clean and plenty of seating on a Sunday.

The pool and entire area around the pool was super clean. Lexi and Robin were super attentive to…read moreeverything going on very nice outspoken and paid very close attention to everything that was going on I knew their surroundings very very well. I definitely recommend this pool to anyone. GOD BLESS AND ONE LOVE. URS TRULY CARL SIZEMORE AKA CARL WILLIAM

Back to try again... Nope. This pool is way too small. Every lame is doubled up already. With…read morelimited hours and minimal lanes this place is basically a wasted corner in shore acres.

This is a community swimming pool that is part of the city's Parks and Recreation department. It is…read moreadjacent to the Shore Acres Civic Center, which hosts many city programs. The pool is also adjacent to a covered playground with astro-turf. The pool has two low diving boards and a large twisty sliding tube complex. There is also a very large baby pool. The swimming pool is a 25 yard pool, but during public swim hours there is no lane swimming as the pool is converted to a general swim area, sliding tube landing area, and diving well. The pool has men's and women's locker room areas with showers. This swimming pool is an older pool, and does not have a zero-depth entry option for disabled people. This year they just installed a wench-contraption (sorry, don't know what it is called) to help accommodate disabled persons. Public swimming hours are very limited, only being from 1-4 p.m. daily. The other hours are devoted to swimming lessons, masters swimming, and youth swim team. The pool is generally staffed by teenagers with summer jobs, and they are not always the most polite or friendly people, but I guess that is to be expected of teenagers. I enjoy having this pool in my neighborhood, and my kids take advantage of the swim team, but given the option we usually drive to Fossil Park pool because my kids love the high-dive there, or we drive to North Shore Pool so that I can swim laps while they play in the rest of the pool or in the kiddy splash pool area.

We enjoyed this place but wished there was clarity in the operating hours of the arcade and food…read more We wanted to enjoy the lazy river which was nice and relaxing but had lots of plant and mulch debris - likely from the rain and not from neglect. It was unfortunate that the arcade and all the slides were closed in the early evening (when you can finally go outside to avoid the Orlando summer sun baking you alive) and everything aside from one bar was closed. We managed to get a few drinks for the kids and us. Folks were *generally* (see below) well behaved and we brought our pool noodles into the river to avoid the steep floaty fee. We were not expecting as many drunk adults trying to skirt the floaty rental requirement or entitled kids climbing all over the rocks that clearly said "do not climb" but that's how it is sometimes.

Good accommodations overall. Darrell Jackson (resort manager) made a great impression on my wife as…read morehe helped her bring up some of our stuff! We have been here before and enjoyed the place we stayed in the Holiday Inn Orange Lake Resort so we tried the waterpark location this time. The building was under some renovation so I'm sure it will be looking great soon. The room was spacious and nice for the 4 of us and the access to the pool area was great. Nice fitness center and bars and restaurants easily walkable. Overall a good experience despite the inconvenience of the renovation going on

Overall, a very nice public pool. I'm both a platform/springboard diver (and play some water polo)…read moreand an architectural historian, so I have a bunch of things to say here. I'm not sure when the pool was built but in the early 1970s sounds like from what I was told there, making it a full decade newer than I presumed based on the architecture. But what architecture it is! That façade--you just don't get public architecture for mundane things like parks and rec very often anymore. Despite the mid-century modern understatement, it still has something to say and I wish we'd see more of that today. People have commented on the restrooms/locker rooms. Personally, I was not bothered that the men's locker room was showing its age. It still worked fine. What surprised me was the individual shower stalls instead of a gang shower given its date of construction. And I think the whole men's locker room likely is original and without major updates beyond minor fixtures like soap dispensers. For a public facility at this time of construction to have individual stalls would have been considered a bit of luxury. The current state of the mens' locker room is no worse than many pools I've been to for diving and better than the much newer Cecil Aquatic Center in Jacksonville. The dive well: There's a 1m and a 3m board, which is nice. Both are older but in fine shape. The dive well itself is 14ft but tapers off away from the boards to around 6ft. It's safe, but trying to get a dive a good ways out I was concerned by how it looked from the 3m I'd hit bottom but didn't. It's just a visual illusion and I'm used to pools 16ft deep in their dive wells, too. The dive well is located centerline in the pool between swim lanes, which is cool. All the lifeguards and staff I spoke with were awesome and endured my nerdy questions about the history of their facility. Besides open swim, they have a great program seems of water polo, artistic swimming, and other things going on keeping the facility busy. Overall, I highly recommend!

Bobby Hicks Pool is a great public pool option in the area. I definitely recommend looking at their…read moreschedule which is updated seasonally to see if it's worthwhile for your needs. The lifeguards here are great and the swim lessons are so affordable. My kids learned how to swim here so I always recommend it. The restrooms are just okay. Plenty of parking. Happy to have this in the area!

I go with my daughter and grandson (4) frequently! Staff is…read moregreat,patrons are friendly. Pool and whole facility are well kept very well!!! It's going to help keep him busy this summer.

I love this community pool. The staff is always helpful and great in classes. I personally love…read moretheir aquatic aerobics classes. They have a larger ladder that makes it easy to walk into the Main Pool. There is a smaller pool that is very kid friendly that is primarily open on the weekends and in the summer when there is more staff to lifeguard both pools. They have Boys and Girls changing rooms that have showers. The cost to use the pool is the same as the City recreation fee of $30 or you can get the family plan for $50.

People in the community pay a monthly fee to use this complex and it has swim meets that shut it…read moredown routinely on weekends where paying members aren't able to use it. The pool needs to be open during its business hours to its paying members even if there is a swim meet or make the pool free for people in the community.

This place is great. And I love the location. The lifeguards are nice. The only downfall is during…read moreswim season. They close this place for weeks for all the neets, so you can't swim here. It ends up being a money sink. But the lanes are great when available.

A great community center with a pool! We enjoy going there during open swim hours to splash around…read more I took away a star because I wasn't really impressed with the swim lessons- it didn't seem like the instructors were very invested. It's a small fee to join for the year and they have a gym area to work out in, basketball courts, and kids programs for summer and when schools out/after school.

This pool and the staff are so great. It is a pleasure to be able to do my Fluid Running here in…read morethe pool. I am very happy the the City of Tampa has such great Recreation Centers!

A beautiful, small, 25 acre lake surrounded by two nice neighborhoods, Magnolia Point and Silver…read moreLakes. The lake is springfed, clean with plenty of fish and wildlife, including Sand Hill Cranes, Squirrels and turtles. Large enough for water skiing. Silver lakes has a boat launch for the community. WARNING! We do see alligators on occasion, but come on! This is Florida and they were here first.

Nice green space along the waterfront in a very urban setting. It was nice to see so many people…read moreenjoying it. Lots of fisherman, families and even saw a young couple having a picnic date. The facilities look to be pretty well maintained.

ive been going here for years, lovely place, need some visual work, but not a big deal, and lovely…read morepeople in the summer camp (id leave a heart but im on the pc)

Awesome pool! Today my pup enjoyed the once a year dog swim day! Very clean facility.read more

This is a city pool, part of the Parks & Rec department in St. Pete. It has 25 yard lanes, a twisty…read moreslide tube area, and a low and high dive. There is also a large baby pool area. Public swimming is from 1-4 p.m. and the rest of the time is devoted to swimming lessons, swim team, and masters swimming. There are mens and ladies changing rooms available. They sell ice cream from the office and have vending machines for gatorade, water, and snacks. There are two covered areas for spectators with a few picnic tables. My kids love this pool because of the high-dive. There is no lap swimming available during public swim, due to the diving well and tube slide areas being roped off.