The Berkeley Heights Community Pool, operated by the YMCA, is a wonderful facility that hosts…read moresummer swim meets. There's an Olympic-sized pool, although young swimmers use the 25-yard lanes that traverse pool instead of the full 100-yard length. There's a kiddie pool with safety gates to keep little ones from wandering off. Outdoor showers and accessible restrooms with showers complete the package. "This is my favorite pool," said my 9-year-old!

I could take or leave this place. Went here when I was a kid.. they had crazy rules back then. Like…read morebathing caps for girls with shoulder length hair.. hated htat. We stopped becoming members since the cost was a little bit high. Especially to swim in a urine filled kiddy pool. I did like the snack bar, knock hockey, and the good feeling of having a "purple badge" after passing the swim test. Still, if you can go to a nicer pool I'd do it. This is a place for moms to sit around and talk while their kids wander around in the water or getting into trouble elsewhere.. so if you are looking for that kind of place then come here.

Fantastic way to spend your summer. Plenty of activities for the kids...swim team, tennis team, day…read morecamp, dive team and more. Fun filled social calendar...plenty of hints to keep your summer fun filled. Come check it and you will be hooked!

Exemplary of a premier athletic facility, the Jersey Aquatic Center provides a range of swimming…read morefacilities for children and adults of all ages. From the main, 10-lane, Olympic-sized competition pool to warm-up lap and training pools, there's a range of programs and facilities for a wide variety of skill levels. We visited recently for the Rebels Meters Mania swim meet, and one of the highlights was the digital scoreboard, which displayed each swimmer's name, lane and heat time. I was also amazed to see the meet livestreamed on the event's YouTube channel, which allowed for distant family members to watch our kids swim. The only downside was the ear-splitting dance music blared at the audience before and sometimes during the meet, which triggered my Apple Watch high-decibel alert. Attending a swim meet shouldn't put one's family at risk of hearing loss. Swim meets are naturally loud events, with concrete and water surfaces exhibiting maximum acoustic reflective properties, so there's little reason to add to that characteristic. Watch from the upstairs viewing rooms or bring ear protection, and consider keeping small children at home, in order to protect from the nightclub-like audio environment.

Excellent facility, swim program & coaches! Our daughter is on the swim team and loves it!read more

The Biosphere pool is an awesome facility with an indoor-outdoor jacuzzi and a natural looking pool…read morewith waterfalls and a grotto jacuzzi. It even has a waterslide. However, if you come on a weekday the waterslide is closed. The pool area is 5 stars on weekends. However, the bar/cafe opens late on weekdays. They don't permit you to bring any outside food or beverages in but they also don't sell any on weekdays. I asked if I could have room service bring food and drink to the pool and I was told no. So if you're looking to enjoy the pool and a drink, make sure to do it in a weekend.

Great place! Clean and wonderful warm pool! Water classes are great. Great for families!read more

Swim lanes, water slides and a kiddie pool: What more can you all of a community pool? There's also…read morefree WiFi, a little free library and a decent snack bar. The wooded surroundings make it feel cozy, while the spacious swimming areas make it feel luxurious. We were here with the Maplewood Makos for a swim meet, and it was a joy to compete against such fine athletes!

Write this review as an update to my original month ago, it is a continued excellent experience as…read moremember here as our family continues to come for twice a week for 48 weeks a year. Every aspect from staff to facilities to programming to to member administration have all been tops and perfect. They have all the skills, experience and tools with which to carry out their mission realized every hour of every day. It is such an important instrumental part of the community and we are so lucky to have their organized support therein. First the swimming: the aquatics program is infamously strong for every person of every skill from limited abilities all the way through Master swimmers with a few Olympians along the way. But really it is the everyday swimmer who comes and enjoys this experience with others simply and quietly that makes the quiet community so happy. Aquatics instruction can be variable but is generally very good. As always, the key is communication with the instructor and student both. They are every type of instruction in every type of format for every type of swimmer. There are three pools: warm, less warm, and cool (for the athletic types). If it's always wonderful for having very shallow, one for splash padding and acclimation as well as a infrequently open slide (seemingly just 30 minutes each Friday). Gym is extremely well equipped with every imaginable type of equipment and then some all in good quantities and state of repair. Shout out to the janitorial staff who do the unseen work of keeping everything as great, clean and sanitary as it needs to be. Thank you also to the maintenance and and engineering staff and supporting contractors for keeping his facility as good as we always hope it to be. The front desk does all welcoming individually with the card scans as well as having the green green rings for the under 12 swimmers to indicate they have passed the deep swim test. Member services are complete. The staff is knowledgeable, aided by how the IT system can keep up with all the requests. That system is online and self-service so takes care of most of your needs. Parking is always platiful with a vast space which has never run out of parking even during the annual car show days which takes more than half the lot. The lot is also used for a large number of community events so be sure to watch out for them as some are free to the public, not even only members. Life is better with the GSCYMCAband especially the Somerset Hills location.

They're rude, especially the ghetto woman who answered the phone. She hung up on me when I had a…read moresimple question. She was sooooo rude and I wouldn't recommend this wannabe Robert wood fitness center bootleg gym

Had a great time here spending the day with friends and family. You can bring your our kayak and…read moresmall floating devices to enjoy the cool water from the lake.

Dang this place is lots of fun, u can ride boats, fish, swim, sign up 4 swim team, and many more…read more The life guards r very nice, 2 of which r my brothers! I would strongly advise getting a membership, and yeah that's it

i've been a member for years and they really, REALLY make an effort to make this place as good as…read moreit can be. Always have. Even when freezing my membership during Lockdown and other times i couldn't afford it between gigs. Sure they inadvertently overcharged me for seven months recently by accident (and I didn't follow up) but it only amounted to $200 or so dollars total. So i asked myself: when does life become more important than money? Here. And the monthly charges are indeed hefty but I've never had a run in with rude employees, busted or rude employees of contract switcheroo's - all of which you find at other gyms. So i look at this way: as we get older, we exercise or we're going to have problems sooner. I'm past the old fifties and this could be my last active decade. Our phones are softening us up and not for good but there's also age so why not go out spinning, lifting and grinnin'! And another positive observation, Ace - how they do it here - I can't tell you but daily, they're mixing kids, adults, the elderly and every stripe of our cultural landscape together under one roof without any apparent issues at all. That alone is worth whatever they charge. We could all learn from this. Reminds me of my beloved Denmark. Normalcy, kindness and respect. It's nice to go to a place that's as much Peace Time as Exercise Time which of course makes Lifetime. Yes it's not cheap but if you want cheap, you become cheap. And investment here isn't subject to risk. You know those annoying brokerage or investment caveats? Not here: you put in the lifetime, you extend the life. And get this Yelp of an adage of mine: a gym is one of the few investments of time where if you honestly put the work in, you honestly get results. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about! Personal growth, Baby! Ah Rudyard Kipling. And you can't script this. I'm doing pectorals like Ren and the next thing I know, a phone call comes in from a Summit number and who is it? Berkeley Heights Life Time! "Sir um is this Charles Savoth?" "Why yes", says I. "Well someone returned your credit card at the front desk!" Honest members, honest gym, honestly I'm not the sharpest "bulb" in the gymnasium firmament! But really are bulbs sharp? I don't know but I'm happy as a clam Lifetime has my back, my Buddha front and my slippery plastic! And clams are happy - they're always smiling. Again personal growth on a mollusk-u-lar level!

Nice gym, had everything you could ask for! Bad part is the price. The cost for one person is…read more189.00 a month. They do have a salon, steam rooms, sauna, indoor and out pools. Cafes and if you get their cup you get free refills. Ample parking and child care services.

Wonderful public pool - staffed with lots of alert lifeguards. View of Manhattan in the background…read more They have a kiddie splash area and restrooms.

this is a terrific pool. I come from Hoboken to go to this pool because Hoboken has no pools at…read moreall. I salute Mayor Stack for making this a great place to spend a summer day. It is well run with a police officer on duty at all times.