My family has been members of the pool since it opened. My sister and I grew up here in the…read moresummers. It is the best laid out pool I've ever been to, including depths from 2 ft to 9 ft to accommodate all ages and swim levels. The slide and diving board, volleyball net and basketball goal provide plenty of entertainment. A separate kiddie pool makes it ultra safe for little ones. There are also tennis courts and picnic tables.

Great facilities, friendly staff and the pool is awesome. Loads of time for lane swimming and…read morealways got life savers on hand. So glad they also have pickle ball and so much more .Best investment this year

Wow, what a facility! Good size pool, water slides, and very clean. Paid pass to the pool gets you…read morea daypass to the entire facility which has a gym and lap pool. I think I saw signs to a sauna but can't be sure. Also, there is a huge playground on site with Big Wheel tricycles you can use

I want to start off by saying that this review was originally intended for Broyhill Park only, not…read morethe pool. That said, I've been to the pool a few times, so I will touch on that, as well. I first learned of Broyhill Park through the Town of Blowing Rock's recent Instagram post highlighting the place. It looked beautiful on pictures, and it prompted me to want to want to take my dog on a walk there this beautiful, sunny, summer Monday morning. We have lived in Boone for 3 years and have found that we are still continuously finding new places to venture to and take walks. I Googled the address for Broyhill Park, I think it was 1504 Laurel Ln., and my GPS took me to the Blowing Rock equestrian center. I drove in circles looking for the park and even stopped off to ask several folks on the side of the road. No one happened to be from the area and therefore couldn't direct me to the location. Finally, just as I was about to leave, stumbled upon the park. It is right next to the Robbins Pool and across the street from the Glenn Burney trail access. Phew! This little park was cute and sweet and provided a calming, inviting atmosphere this morning for me to walk my dog and rest on the park bench. I would certainly recommend others consider take a stroll here. Regarding the pool: I think I went a total of 3 times last summer. Once for a child's birthday party and the other times with my own nieces and nephews. Anyone can use this pool, provided they pay the small fee required before entering. This fee varies for Blowing Rock residents vs. those who are not. Regardless, it isn't expensive. To me, too, it's certainly worth it given it is the only outdoor pool I am aware of in this area. I grew up in a town where outdoor pools are rampant and available in many neighborhoods, so this was my first experience attending a true community pool that required payment. That said, I really liked it. The kids love it, too! I believe the pool is heated, since the outdoor weather in the mountains is really scorching hot. 10/10 would recommend visiting the pool, the park, the nearby trail, and the town!

This is a beautiful park that is perfect for enjoying a picnic or a good book. I took my dog there…read morefor walks and it was perfect for that as well. (I was kind of confused by the signs that indicated that no pets were allowed that were posted right beside the doggie bags for waste disposal?) There is a relatively short path around the small lake, more of a pond really. That makes it a perfect destination for people who want to enjoy the outdoors, but aren't sure of the weather or may have physical limitations to the more challenging hikes. There is also a community pool located across the street from the park and it looked fantastic. Not only did they have full lanes for swimming, but they had water slides and other splash park water features.

Pretty big pool! Relatively pricey at $18 a person, cash only. Very limited seating but lots of…read morearea to set up your own chairs. Bad choice of music playing on a holiday, not sure if it was just someone there playing music or the place itself but Nickelback and Travis Scott would not be my music choice for a day out. They do search your bags at the door and have quite a bit of warnings about their "dress code" both on the website and outside the building. I understand it is a family park but seems a little overkill. Also made me question the music choice more lol.

Me and my family arrived two hours after they were supposed to open but when we got there the gate…read morewas closed. We had checked their website before we left and it said they were open. We tried calling them multiple times and nobody picked up. After checking their facebook we saw a post that they had made 45 minutes ago that said they were closed and they didn't even leave an explanation as to why they were closed. We checked their website and it still said they were open. We had driven over an hour and a half to come here. Three hours of our day wasted.

My boyfriend and I are members of CSRC in Cotswold, and it's a wonderful summertime gathering spot…read morewith a very large main pool, children's pool fenced-in off to the side, tons of tennis courts and a recently remodeled snack bar with a ton of food/drink options. Open from Memorial Day until Labor Day each summer, the pool also hosts a swim team and has two diving boards for those inclined to show off their sweet tricks with a very captive audience on the weekends. Every hour the lifeguards will blow their whistle for adult swim time, which is my fave 15 minutes in the pool as the kiddies sit on the sideline DYING to get back in the water. The club also has a small area with ping pong tables, grills, and covered seating for those who want to throw a birthday party or get-together. We've never had a problem getting chairs at the pool, although it definitely gets busier on the weekends, with holiday weekends being packed. This year we plan to take lessons with the tennis pro on-site, and there are a ton of tennis leagues and clinics offered throughout the summer. If you have interest in the club, you'll want to get on the waiting list as it takes a bit of time to get in (we waited a full year before being invited to be members). The people are all very friendly and the atmosphere welcoming and laid back. I highly recommend it.

This is everything the name suggests. It's a great location close to uptown Charlotte, hidden in…read morethe Cotswold neighborhood. It has been a great place for swimming and fun for my daughters and relaxing swim spot for the adults as well. It has a thriving Tennis community that is competitive, but also friendly.

Our first visit to the city pool was a great experience for our family of three! The employees were…read moreall friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Our 10 year old completed a quick swim test so she could use the 6 foot deep section. Jill, the lifeguard, took the time to administer the test and made the process easy. Molly at the front desk was incredibly helpful and also kept the concession stand running smoothly. There are 10-minute breaks every hour when everyone gets out of the pool. It was well organized and gave everyone a chance to rest. We had a wonderful time and will definitely be back!

We had our first visit on Saturday afternoon and a very good experience. The pool opened promptly…read moreat noon. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Luckily, we already had an account with the City of Concord so check in was quick. The locker rooms were what I expected for a public pool; it wasn't sparkling but it was clean. It is also pretty spacious with several lockers, stalls, and showers. We shared a table underneath the shaded area. We had a great time in the pool. It got a little busy around 2pm but there was still plenty of space to enjoy ourselves. The lifeguards were very attentive.