I'm glad this pool is thriving. The kids working it are really nice. The pool is clean, a spot on…read morethe grass to enjoy the sun & hang with your friends. They do have concession but I couldn't tell u whats in there, I had my own water and snacks. $9 for non residents, worth it!

So many bees everywhere do not bring no type of food to the picnic area you WILL get swarmed. The…read morepool is dirty and unkept and lifeguards are very un attentive.

It's not open yet but when it is it's a great way to cool off on a hot summer day. Lifeguards are…read morethere. Nice views on the river

There aren't many places on the Hudson River where you can trust that your children will easily be…read morewithin reach, in a shallow environment, AND have a lifegaurd nearby. Enter: The River Pool. Designed for probably no more than 18-20 people, at first glance it looks like a big hot tub or trampoline in the River. In some ways it's a bit of both. You'll find it by meandering your way past the parking lot, beyond the sand volleyball courts, and past the basketball court to the aluminum ramp at the north edge of the park overlooking the bridge. Thankfully, the aluminum ramp means you don't need to climb sharp rocks or weed through lillypads to get into the water, instead you just walk right into the little rainbow colored plastic pool ring and land on a nylon netting that prevents you from walking on river mud. On a hot August day, it's a refreshing way to cool off and enjoy the park. You'd think that would make it busy, but in the prime afternoon heat on a Saturday, there were only 6 people in the pool, with a couple parents on the sidelines. Just in case you need a bit of privacy before getting in the pool, there are porta potties and even a curtained changing area. So many conveniences, and all without park fees. A gem for families in Beacon and for visitors who want to expand their stay beyond Dia and Main St. Bonus tip: go on Sunday and make a picnic from vendors at the local farmer's market on the river dock.

Worst... beyond worst... crooks. Screwed local vendors and doesn't pay its bills. I would…read moreliterally suggest that you go without if you ever thought you absolutely needed to go to Swim King.

They're incredibly rude here. Asked if they could service my pool and they said no, they were too…read morebusy. Fine. I asked if I could get on the waiting list for next year and they still said no. I understand if their client roster is full but the way they communicated was really smug. I told them I live less than a five minute drive away and the guy said "our cut off is a 4 minute drive." Ok guy. We ended up buying overpriced supplies from them anyway and our pool water still went green. Just YouTube it and buy supplies off Amazon.

Tom and Matt were super nice and knowledgeable and came by to open our pool after a long winter. My…read morehusband doesn't know much as we are new to owning a pool but they really took the time to explain everything to him. I would definitely recommend them.

Purchased a foreclosured home with a pool that had been open for 4-5 years. Busted equipment,…read morebroken pipes and layers of slime, frogs, leaves, newts, etc. I was referred to the pool doctor by another local business (nothing to do with pools), so I figured I'd give them a try. I was initially getting quotes and ideas to see which route to take. I wish I could remember the ladies name (maybe Robin), but it's been a few months now. Anyhow, she came out during her scheduled time and was extremely knowledgeable! I felt comfortable and confident with her comments and suggestions and was looking forward to getting a quote back from her. I asked if she did the work herself and she said, "yes, mostly." So intrigued and ready for a woman powerhouse to make my pool into an oasis and she never sent a quote! I called a few times and was told she needed more time. I believe I contacted her 2 more times but she stopped picking up calls. I'm guessing she had something happen, because although I don't know her at all... it seems strange someone would fall off this way. Anyhow, I did get my pool cleared up and fixed by doing it myself. I did take some of her suggestions. I don't think I would've ventured on my own if she had reached back out because I was dead set on using her company. In the long run I saved money, but really feel she had my best interest at heart.

Not a good experience. Management disorganized:I made appointment for clinic which was confirmed by…read moreclub and when I showed up was told I never made reservation. customer service: front desk on Fri and sat afternoon apparently has a problem with customers interested in tennis. Approach with caution!

My parents have been members here for as long as I can remember. My dad has always been an avid…read moretennis player and my mom started taking lessons so that she could share something my dad loved. They both play in several leagues and have a couple days a week that they're in on a regular basis. Apart from tennis camp as a kid, I've never been much of a tennis player so when I'm there, usually I stick to the fitness area. From that perspective, there is nothing terribly special about the offerings but it's pretty much got whatever you need. I've never been in when it was crazy busy in the fitness area so I'm not sure how well people manage with one squat rack. The people who I see have always been friendly though and happy to let you work in. Even though the fitness space isn't huge, it does a nice job of giving you what you need without taking too much space from the tennis courts. Plus they also have a separate space for fitness classes if that's something you're interested in. Overall, it's a good option if you'd like to play tennis and be able to work out at the same place or even if (like me) you're not hitting the tennis courts.

Extremely unprofessional and rude instructor. I took classes here for over a year. They kicked me…read moreout of the because the owners new wife had a personal (unrelated to tennis) problem with me. Then they refused to refund me for the session that they wouldn't let me complete and still owe me hundreds of dollars- BEWARE They are a sad excuse of a business and make rules up as they go along in terms of make up classes and the cancellation policy.

Best, newest, meticulously maintained courts in the Hudson valley. With lounge and locker room. 2…read morecourts.

Nice group. Very professional. Bring your own water and towels…read more Advanced clinic was good fun.

Very friendly, professional staff. The facility is really something. Shawn is awesome with little…read morekids. There are five clay courts and one indoor facility. I don't know how else to describe it. It's just an awesome place to be.

Such a great local gem! Beautiful grounds, beautiful playground, love that they have a children's…read morenature trail with interactive stations throughout! It's so adorable! The lake is also fantastic, maintained, clean, staffed with multiple lifeguards. Even though it's located in pleasant valley, but town of Lagrange, pleasant valley don't get resident rate, we have to pay non resident, and those passes sell out so fast. Would love the option for a daily pass for non -residents.

It's been many years since coming again to Freedom Park, but the number of things to offer here is…read moreendless. The pond is the main go-to, with a big surrounding of water to swim in, and also plenty of room to move around in the sand. There are boundaries in the water that shows where and not to swim. Lifeguards are on duty to help out with it. Coming here has never been an issue. There are also trails to explore, pavilions (and a very large one), a concert hall (YES!), picnic tables, grills, a playground, and a basketball court to name a few. A lot of these names mentioned are why is such a great place to stop at. The website provides more details on what goes on, events, and even swim lessons, lifeguard training, and passes. Freedom is the name indeed! http://www.lagrangeny.gov/Government/Freedom-Park-Lake.htm