Westfield Memorial Pool is a wonderful place to go and enjoy the day with family, friends and meet…read moreup with your besties and the kids can play. There is so much here and Westfield town residents can enjoy and join for the season at a discounted rate. Families, singles, seniors and caregivers can all join at different rates. I was very surprised at the low rate available for seniors. If you do not live in Westfield you can still join the rate will just be higher. The Complex is generally in operation from Memorial Day until Labor Day. The amenities at the complex are: 50-meter 165-foot by 75-foot main pool * 8-lane competitive lap pool * Diving pool * Two large water slides * 2 foot deep children's training pool * Zero-entry children's pool * Newly renovated splash pad connected to the zero-entry pool * Snack bar * Picnic area * Playground with private access only to pool patrons * Large grass areas for private space Activities at the complex include: Adaptive Swim Classes * Backyard Games * Family Fun Nights * Marlins Swim Team * Swim Lessons * Adult Swim time Address: 713 Cumberland Street Westfield New Jersey 07090 Phone: (908)789-4083 Helpful link: Westfield CivicRec Portal ***

I live Westfield Memorial Pool. The pool and grounds are well kept and fully guarded. The only…read morething is you need to get there early on a weekend to get a lounge chair. You can always bring your own though. The snack bar isn't pricey and you can always bring your own food and drinks as well. They'll even fill your bottle with water and ice if you ask. We love it here!

This is a nice family place. We usually do not write reviews when things go well, only when they go…read morewrong. I'm here to tell you that if you live in the area, and you swim or have children who like to be outdoors in a pool, this is a way better way to get that experience than to have your own pool at home. The pool is split in 3 separate areas. 1 for swimming (25ft), 1 for adults (depth ~ 6 ft) and 1 general area for kids and adults to just be in the water. Outside the pool area there is a kiddo pool for those under 4 years old. Then there is a very nice water spray park with plenty of activities for those under 7 years old. Lastly, there are slides for those 14 and under when they can go all wet and slide down -- this is shaded under trees so it's cooler than the other areas. The park sells food, but people bring their own coolers with food and drinks (no alcohol). Bathrooms and change areas are cool and safe. People are really friendly, mostly teenagers acting as staff. Lifeguards are around in all sections. Children need to pass a swimming test to be in the other areas of the pool. If they do not know how to swim or thread in water, they get a yellow band and are confined to the recreation area. I've met plenty of people from the community. Everybody is friendly. People get the season pass and go there every time the weather is nice.

I have been going to the pool for 3 years now and have had mostly a wonderful experience. The…read morelifeguards are courteous and friendly however tonight I had my first uncomfortable experience. It was just about closing time and my husband and I were the only patrons left in the water. I put my arms around my husband and gave him a totally benign kiss when we were approached by a lifeguard who accused us of being sexually inappropriate. I immediately exited the pool and found a manager who wildly accused us of disorderly conduct. Furthermore if you have young children I advise against taking them here as although thong bikinis are against pool policy I see them on a regular basis.

A small (compared to the Gold Fish ones) yet a well maintained facility. I enrolled for a 30 min…read moretrial session and coordinating it with James at the front desk for a breeze. They have clean changing rooms but don't have dedicated bathrooms for showers and you find them right near the pool area. The pool was heated and Dominic was my assigned tutor for the day. He was kind and quick to assess my strengths and weaknesses and gave great tips. They had people of all age categories learning swimming here which was great. They have a humongous parking space for its building size.

I am very disappointed in the swim team and the coaches. the pool itself is great and everyone is…read moregreat when open to the public. however, the coaches have yelled at their kids, made kids scared to get in the pool, kids were scared to talk to the coach, and have created a bad look for the pool and swim team specifically. extra coaches were turned down, which were all volunteer. choose carefully before sending your kid to swim for BSC.

Great family time! Cost effective swim lessons and fantastic swim team (breath only is you have…read moreto!). Never have to worry about finding a spot - plenty of room. Highly recommend.

Personally, I didn't have a bad experience. You pay. You skate. You can play games and win shitty…read moreprizes. No one was rude. They were actually nice. Remember, a lot of these jobs are from kids starting to work. They aren't corporate officers with $2M 401Ks. Some police skate officer chased me down because you can't wear hats or caps to prevent kids from busting their asses. Makes sense.

So this was my 1st time attending here and will definitely be my last. Never been here before and…read moredid not know what to do or what the procedure was. The girl at the desk never provided any information about anything. I did not know I needed quarters for the locker rental, nor did I not know I couldn't wear a baseball cap or have a crossbody bag. As soon as I got on the rink, the attendant told me I had to get off because of my hat. I wasn't upset or anything, I quietly skated off, returned my skates and gathered my belongings. As I was exiting I observed men on the skating rink with beanies on their heads and skull caps. Additionally I observed adults walking on the rink as they were helping their children. I did not know that the rink was also a track. I would think that's a bigger safety hazard than wearing a hat. When I went to the front to inquire about a refund there was a gentleman in front of me who had on a hat and I was tempted to say something to him but I also wanted to see if the clerk would remind him of the hat policy, but she didn't. I don't know if the assumption is that everyone who visits are regulars and know the protocol, but it wouldn't hurt to have signage at the front desk and to also remind the attendants to say something to the patrons.

In a recent pilgrimage of hunting all kids friendly play areas and play zones, I feel this is the…read moreMecca of all of it. A 4000 sq ft of sprawling space where critters of all possible ages and sizes congregate. The price is little up the sky but since there is no time limit, the longer you stay until your little one tires out, the better it will be on your pocket. But for the money you pay for the rides and the mandatory company branded socks you pay $3 for, there are so many interesting rides and digital entertainments. My little one is 2.5 years old and he thoroughly enjoyed Rock N Tots area and everything beyond that was safe to play around and met his size limit. I look forward to the day when he will get on the adventurous looking zip line ride. Nevertheless, we found ourselves a place we will keep coming back to until our son grows out of it. Parking? Not even a question!

The kids had so much fun. Out of all the trampoline parks I've been to, this one offers the most…read moreand is the cleanest by far. We will be going back! Just a side note, they will not let you wear any other socks except the ones that say rock n air on them.

We enjoyed around 20 years of fun in the sun at Colony Pool when our kids were young. The sandy…read moresection is great for little kids to easily walk into the water. Our daughters were on the swim team and one of them served as a lifeguard. We often enjoyed grilling with our friends and neighbors on one of the 4 Weber grills. So many years of fun!

It is just a great, low key and relaxing pool. I came with my family when they were little, the…read moreshady part of the pool was perfect for little children. The sand kept them occupied for hours, and shallow entrance to the water was perfect. Now that my kids are older, they enjoy the log roll and the slides while I hang with friends. Some people love the sand bottom and some don't, but at the end of day, it's a great pool for the neighborhood.

Cedar Hill Club is a nice place to come on a hot day in the summer and spend the day. You can…read morebarbecue in the evening with your friends or stay in the pool area