Garside Pool

This was a fun place. We had our own vest for our daughter but it wasn't certified. Thankfully the pool provides their own life jackets which was cool. The pool is not that big but its enough for the kids and adults to enjoy. They have a kiddie splashpad, a diving board that goes leads to 10 feet of water (you must show the lifeguard you can swim one lap first) and there's large slides. The water starts as low as 1 feet for the kids. I saw some signs for community events but nothing on swim lessons. Ironically it was 102° outside but we were cold in the pool. To the point my ears were freezing LOL! For $3/person(free 3 and under) that is nice for the community. We look forward to checking out some of the the other pools. By the way please bring swim googles!

Got here a little before 6pm and parking lot still empty and just 2 families in front of us to enter. As we were waiting to pay, the line started getting longer. Quick process, they accept cash, no bills larger than $20 and card. But I've read card machine is sometimes down so just make sure you have cash on you. 3 and under free, $2 entry for 4-17, $3 18+Since we got there early, we chose a table underneath the tent near the showers just so I could keep our bags there and flip flops. They have showers and lockers inside the restrooms too but we just kept everything out. They have a kiddie section with a small slide and 2 slides for older kids/adults. Height limit is 48". The water for the kids is pretty strong. My daughter didn't like going through the stairs to get to the slide. Pool is 3ft - 6ft. They block off a section with a diving board which is 5ft - 12ft. You do need to do the swimming test with the lifeguard to swim from one end to the other to get a wristband so you could go in that section. Lifeguards are at every section. They do pay attention as whistles kept blowing so that's a plus. No place to purchase foods/drinks that i saw. Really not to sure about that but there is a sign in the front that says no drinks allowed. I didn't bring my water bottle and nothing was said. Epic place for the kids I must say. My kids enjoyed themselves. It's not cowabunga bay but for the price it's great. It gets crowded but hey, it's still fun.

Our go to for the summer ! $3 for adult $2 for children 4-17, free 3 and under. Opens at noon, and we get here a quarter after to find somewhere to sit as there are limited spaces to sit with shade. Lockers provided which are a quarter. And life vests made available as well. They DO NOT sell beverages or food nor allow any food inside unless water bottles. Life guards are very attentive. 6 on duty if diving board is open. Pools are big. Two water slides- one fast, one slow. Water play ground in the middle on the very shallow side for smaller childrenI admit I was skeptical because of the negative reviews, but glad we came to check it out on our own. Love how cheap it is and surprisingly the water is super cold, and oddly to say don't have that dirty taste My children had so much fun. I was in and out to dip and back to my lounge chair. One thing I will say EAT before you come. Bring iced water, and swim shoes if you have them. The floor is extremely hot of course because it's Vegas

2 bucks to get in. They open at noon and it was packed by 1pm. Great for young kids (ours are 3 and 5); an area large enough for parents to lounge while the kids play. large shallow area. u can rent vests for the littles. clean showers (no soap) and large locker room. you can definitely take snacks in and keep near the lunch tables area--they did not check bags. Perfect inexpensive outing during our Vegas trip!

I wanted to take my kids here during the day to swim but the hours are difficult to find and they are only open in the evenings.

Terrible pool last week when I was there, we were kicked out of the area on the ground because somebody apparently rented out the ground and they didn't have it marked off so we weren't allowed to sit against the wall in the shade and was treated super rudely by people who were there today we go there cause unfortunately we live in an apartment complex that doesn't have a pool open yet so my kids can play in the water and they're gonna say they have the whole thing rented out for a private event. This is a community pool. How are you allowed to rent out entire thing and nobody can go in it's literally ridiculous. I hate this pool. I'm never gonna go back.

My kids love this pool. We come every summer! Staff is always friendly and it's super affordable. Would definitely recommend this pool.

My niece and nephew LOVE this pool. And as an adult I do as well. They have great afternoon hours and as well as good evening hours. The cost is about two to three bucks per person. Even if you aren't swimming you'd have to pay the fee. They also have a diving board and a slide so give this pool a try. It's randomly hidden on in a neighborhood so it's a safe pool.

Perfect place for the family! Clean and fun for the little ones. We came from California to spend the weekend and we had a blast.

The pool is cool. I had to demote a star because the 12-4pm lady at the desk had a list of rules and was being a taskmaster. She said I couldn't wear a shirt and trunks when there were women in there dressed like that. When I returned from 6-9pm the other woman was more laid back. It's unfortunate that you have be ethnically connected to cashiers in order to not get the third degree. The young lifeguards are very sweet and greet you while you're in the bathroom, leaving, and coming in.