The Most Delectable Swimming Pools in Stockton

Lincoln Village West Pool & Beach Club

★★★☆☆ 2.6 (5)

"This place is awesome. Me and my family swim here 3/5 times a week, staff is super friendly. We bring guest with us all the time for $2 per person. They have volleyball, basketball, a park for smaller kids, BBQ pits and much more."

Placerville Aquatic Center

★★★☆☆ 3.1 (10)

"We've done swim lessons here for years. Last year we had great instructors, this year not so much. It was really sad to be leaving lessons one day and overhear the instructor talking about how much he doesn't like teaching and that he is going to "retire" after this season. Fortunately he was the instructor we liked the least so maybe we wont have him next year. The price and location work for us so we will come back and we really like the pool itself. Hopefully we'll get better instructors next year. Its a great pool to just come and swim or have your littles go to the activity pool."

Empire Pool - Stanislaus County Regional Water Safety

★★★★☆ 4.3 (23)

"This is a very nice pool to bring your kids to! My grandsons love playing here in the summer! Very clean, they have free lifejackets to borrow, lots of lifeguards watching over the kids. Its a very inexpensive way to keep the kids cool, have some fun during summer!The only reason I cant give it 5 starts is because my daughter booked a private party here and they double booked, we ended up having to share the rental with another family and that turned out to be a BIG MESS."

Blue Goose Park

★★★★☆ 4.4 (56)

"I had driven by this park a few times and decided to finally take my son. The parking is not that big do get there early. Not sure if you can park on the street. They have bathrooms that were very clean. They have a water area. There was 3 different play grounds. There was a large grass area. There's not a lot of shade do make sure you take your shade and chairs. Overall my son had a great time. Got wet for free on a hot day. I don't think dogs are allowed here. Overall great for kids."

Elk Grove Aquatics Center

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (47)

"Elk Grove's newest aquatic center and a really awesome addition to the city. My experience from this place has primarily been with the EGAC Gator Swimming Club and it really is an awesome facility with great staff.I've also rented the facility for a private event and it was also a great experience being able to rent out the pools.During the summer there are three separate areas that you can use for rec swimming but also have the ability to rent all 3. Also included are two slides, a lazy river and a play area for kiddos besides the two other pools. These facility also had multiple rooms to rent and various facilities throughout. Really great staff, new clean location and lots of parking!"

Stonewood Homeowners Pool

★★★☆☆ 3 (2)

"My family has lived in the neighborhood for decades and we have seen such a disappointing decline in the quality, upkeep, and service at this pool.My parents own a home literally down the street from the pool and right around the corner from them, my sister and brother-in-law own a home. My permanent address is my parent's home as I am a student and have been traveling. On a recent occasion, I brought my nephew to the swimming pool and was greeted by a very unpleasant teenager/lifeguard. When I told her which house I was from, she said I couldn't come to the pool because I wasn't the "homeowner". This is when I preceded to ask her whether or not she would allow a wife in if the home was in her husband's name and her response - no. I'm sorry, but that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard! I then showed her my license with the home address on it - which she wouldn't accept. My nephew (poor thing) was burning in the sun the whole time because the entryway is not shaded.I had to call my mother (who was busy taking care of things around the house) to come down to the pool so I could get in. During the time I was waiting on my mother, two young boys (maybe 10 years old) came in and signed the guestbook and were directly let in - I guess they must have been the "homeowners"! Finally, my mother arrived to the pool and signed the book. The lifeguard said nothing - didn't even ask my mother one question about her home address, whether she was the owner - nothing! She just let us right in after that. I could have literally had someone come in off the street and scribble in the book. I don't see what the point of her reluctance was!I decided to let that slide and have a good time with my nephew. This was his first time in the "big kid" (aka adult) pool, so I kept him with me at all times and brought a pool noodle to help teach him to paddle. The same lifeguard then came over and told me the noodle was not allowed in the pool. I told her I had been coming to the pool for years and that that had never been a rule. She mentioned that it was in the "neighborhood agreement/contract", so I asked to take a look at this contract. I showed her that nowhere in the document did it say noodles or pool toys were not allowed - it only said "no inflatable flotation devices allowed" (such as pool rafts, floaties, etc.). I explained to the girl that noodles do not require air and are therefore not inflatable, to which she said nothing, so I continued to swim. A little while later, I decided to get my nephew an ice cream. I asked the same girl if they had ice cream, which they didn't. Instead they had popsicles which was totally fine. I ordered 1 popsicle, which cost 25 cents each. I only had a $10 bill so I asked for change. She said they didn't have change, but that she had $6 dollars on her. I said fine and paid $4 for a 25 cent popsicle and let the girl keep the change.The next day I came back to the pool with my nephew and the same girl was working there. And guess what - the same thing happened again with her! I couldn't believe how rude these employees could be - surely she must have remembered the ridiculous fiasco she had created the day before.This place needs an ADULT on site at all times to watch the employees. I don't think this place is run appropriately or professionally whatsoever. The really sad part is that the woman who runs this pool lives across the street from my sister and we've literally never seen her at the pool except one time to drop off water. It's so sad to see what used to be a nice neighborhood pool go so far downhill in such a short time. Hopefully this will turn around soon and they can train the employees to understand customer service! After all - my family is paying for this service!!"

Bright Balance Pool Chemistry & Service

★★★★★ 5 (3)

"Trent does a wonderful job with our pool. He is reliable, honest and affordable. I had been taking care of my own pool for years and had spent so much time and money keeping it clean and balance. With Trent my worries are gone and I actually spend less to maintain my pool."

Belmont Pool

★★★★★ 5 (1)

"Our community pool is the best... Very clean... hardly anyone there... And the lifeguards are super nice"

Del Norte Athletic Club

★★★★☆ 3.5 (39)

"I have lived here in Sactown for a little more than a year and have been a member ever since. My friend Jeff lives here and he's a member. So far I only use the Pool. They have two pools - an outdoor on and an indoor one. They call it "Open Air" but the fact is, it's indoors. They have a bunch of limitations on availability for the Outdoor Pool. But I'm retired and every time I look to reserve a lane there is ALWAYS times available. They keep the temperature of the pool nice - even in the colder times. The place is well kept. The gym is nice. They have plenty of treadmills. bikes and elliptical machines, they have a full line of exercise equipment and weight machines and every time I'm there it's never crowded. They have tennis courts, pickle ball courts, basketball court, jacuzzi and a wading pool. It's a little pricy - but everything seems to be these days. They have a HUGE schedule of classes and events. They have classes from A to Z (Ab Blast to Zumba) and everything in between. They have special events like Parent's night Out. There's a childcare area so the Parents and work-out with crafts and fun things to do, a kids play area with a slide and stuff. They have a bunch of Barbecues to use so you can set up a party with your family on the beautifully kept lawns. They have a swim team, swimming lessons, even a book club. Just about anything you want to do. Everyone that works there is always friendly with a smile and a greeting. They are always looking to be as accommodating as possible. Oh - and they also have a Senior Discount for those of us that qualify."

Jerry Fox Swim Center

★★★★☆ 4.3 (8)

"I try to avoid crowds at all cost. Since swimming pool ownership is neither desired nor in our budget, we decided to check out this pool. I know that public pools are cesspools of diseases, bacteria, children's (and hopefully not adults') bodily fluids, etc. However, I like to live dangerously. Anyhow, my husband and children like to live life on the edge too, so on this super hot day, we came to swim. ;o) We purposely avoided Wackford pool, even though it's much newer, so we had no idea what to expect coming to this older swim center here. Pleasantly surprised that this pool isn't as old as I thought it would be. There's one large pool, with the shallow end sectioned off for little ones, and then the deep end is made available only to those who do not use some kind of swim device (life jacket, floaties, etc.) They have life jackets for little ones which were in pretty good condition.We had a great time trying to teach the kids to swim and having fun splashing and swimming. It wasn't too crowded when we got there at 1 pm. The pool opens at noon on the weekends and closes at 5 pm. It's super affordable as they only charge $1 for kids under 5 and $3 for kids (and adults who are kids at heart, haha) 5 and older. Hopefully, that won't change. There's also pretty formidable slide that hubby and I had fun going down again and again (really, we're not adventurers at heart, so just a couple times each). Overall, we had a great time and plan to come back again. Glad there's a no frill but lots of thrills swim center in Elk Grove."

Travis Aquatic Center

★★★★★ 5 (2)

"Great place to spend the afternoon with your family. Watch out for hot days. Everyone that lives on base is swimming here. Also if the pool is full you have to wait for others to leave before you can come in."

Honeybee Pool

★★★★☆ 4 (4)

"Petaluma Swim Center changed Lap Hours yesterday- I'm there 2 to 3 days a week so figured I should've seen a notice- when 1 door closes you gotta get resourceful. Got on Yelp and found Honeybee Pool all set up for Laps open until 2:30. Not frigid like Petaluma - what I call a Therapy Pool - felt like 90 so it's probably 83/84 which is quite warm. Still so happy it was there for me!! Thanks for being there Pool! You make me weep tears of Joy. $5 a couple open lanes, mostly senior ladies, very clean, 6 lanes, bathroom much cleaner than Luma (I prefer Petaluma's (snow melt) cold temps) but not bad at all. Life is always better after getting even half a mile in!!"

Cortopassi Aquatics Center

★★★★★ 4.5 (2)

"What a great pool 35 meters. Its the pool that Stockton Swim Club swims out of we have been here now for 8 years. The pool was donated by the Cortopassi Family for St Marys and provides many services to the Stockton community."

Brenda Athletic Clubs

★★★☆☆ 3.1 (123)

"I've been a member for several years. For the most part, it's a great gym for the family. However, you would think that after raising the dues, they'd have a functional hot tub. It's either not working well or not working at all."

Gora Aquatic Center

★★★★☆ 4.4 (7)

"We always enjoy being here!! The facility is clean and well maintained. In addition, the staff are professional and pleasant. They have a snack store but are ok with people bringing in their own food items."

Cottage Pool

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (12)

"I really feel safe and comfortable at this community pool. That's saying a hell of a lot actually....After months and months of reclusiveness it would take the need of our daughter who didn't know how to swim to force me out of the house and into a public place for an extended period of time to do the trick.Actually if this child was biologically sprung from my loins she would have been swimming from birth. Yet I digress......There's noting worse and more dangerous then a child that cannot safely and confidently swim and hold their own in a body of water. Having said this I'm relieved to say that just after 4 trips in one week together the kid is now swimming under water, floating on her back and can swim on her back as well as dog paddle and freestyle swim the width of this spaciously clean well maintained pool.Cottage Pool is manned by at least 4-5 lifeguards each time they are opened for business. And the lifeguards rotate the parameter of the pool in an organized clockwork fashion every so many minutes and really monitor the pool as well as water slide area with a watchful eye...Every 45 minutes they blow their whistles and boot very one but anyone 18 and older outta the pool for a full 15 minutes of "adult only swim time".I like this as it gives me and our girl a chance to take a break, eat and rehydrate before jumping back in.Yes there is a water slide however in order for anyone under the age of 18 to use it they have to pass a Quick yet efficient swim test in which the person must be able to successfully swim the width of the pool without touching the bottom.If they successfully do so they are immediately issued a personalized "pass" card authorizing them to hit the slide where a lifeguard is stationed at the top of its ladder monitoring access to it.The current is swift at the bottom of this slide which I appreciate as it teaches people and kids how to swim in moving water too.There's a diving board as well which is roped off in a secured area at the farthest end of the "L" shaped pool.Here's some more helpful data:Pool availability schedule changes throughout the year:From June 8, 2015 to August 14, 2015 it's open for public swimming from 1pm-4pm MONDAY-FRIDAY 2:30-5:30PM SATURDAY & SUNDAY.From August 15, 2015 - September 7, 2015 it's open WEEKENDS Only from 2:30-5:30 PM.* Sept. 8, 2015 Labor Day; they will be open from 1-4 PM.Fees: $2.50 per person BUT they do sell a "20 Visit Punch Pass" for $40 and $36 if you're a resident of the area. However the only way to find out if you're a resident is to either call the District office at: 916-927-3802 or visit them in person @ 2201 Cottage Way, Sac.You can buy a punch pass at the gate of the Cottage Pool but it's cash only; ATM/Credit Card purchases are accepted at the district office listed above.Another cool thing to note is that the punch card pass can be used for multiple people so you don't have to buy one for each family member. They are good for the "current season only"You may be wondering: is this woman an employee there???? Ummm no no I'm not but I did intentionally observe and learn as much as I could and can about this business as I want to get the most bang for my buck and know what's available and its workings.Located right down the street from the Walmart off of the corners of Watt Avenue & Cottage Way access to it is a dream and super easy with free parking too and access to the park attached to this community pool. Bathrooms have been super clean and well stocked too unlike so many public pools can be where it looks like bombs went off in there including the floating turds left by its previous user.Or the soupy water soaked TP covering the bathroom floors; Yuck! Still have PTSD flashbacks of these scenes from my childhood at the local plunge.....So far none of this and it's been a solid week of daily visits here.Plus +1!Pack your sunscreen, snacks, towels and plenty of water as they allow you to bring stuff in just no booze; Signs are everywhere.And they super chlorinate and condition the pool water so goggles are a great idea if you like to swim under water as I didn't have them the first day and my eyes were killing me the rest of the day and night.I'd give 5 stars as I really do LoVe this place BUT I dislike how during the hottest months of the summer they cut the schedule to weekends only."

Dlm's Pool Service

★★★★★ 5 (2)

"Just bought my house in Vacaville and the old pool service was awful!! This is our pool at the new house we rented for two months with a different pool service that was charging $180 a month and did very little! The water would turn green within two days of service this is the pool after one week of no service, green and unusable. So we had Pool Pro Dan from the DLM'z pool service come over and this is what the pool now looks like after one week of his service, Crystal clear!!! DLM's pool service, services Vacaville, Fairfield, Cordelia, and Suisun! For great service call (707) 435-8220!!!! Thanks Dan!!!!"

North Natomas Aquatics Complex

★★★★☆ 3.8 (36)

"I'm a fan! The aquatic center is great, with plenty of laps for lap swimming and other features for families such as a children's area. The cost is higher than other pools and they did not participate in a recent area-wide promotion, but I felt the admission cost was nonetheless fair. I wish they had some sort of membership for regular attendees that could lower the per visit cost, like the zoo. There are shaded areas come up but these can fill up quickly, thus I wish they had more areas with shade such as cabanas. Overall a great aquatic center!"

The Northern California Swimstitute

★★★★☆ 3.7 (51)

"The Swimstitute is the new Paradise Cove. I know one of the owners quite well and let me tell you he and his partner are motivated and dedicated to making this place THE place to be for swim instruction and training in the Sacto area. The pool is very nice with 8 lanes of lap swimming possible. It is fully indoors and the water temperature maintained at a balmy 85 degrees. There are ample locker rooms with showers. In addition to their bread and butter lessons, they offer lap swimming all day long, swim parties by reservation, and also recreational swimming for members at certain hours. They also have kayak and diving instruction at specific times, best to call and inquire.They are located next to the indoor soccer and trampoline place.I've had a good time everytime I've visited so far. The staff is friendly and helpful. Give them a visit, and tell them Anthony sent ya.(Disclaimer: yes I do know the owners, but the place still rocks)"

Doyle Pool

★★★★★ 4.7 (3)

"Doyle rules Doyle rules!!!(O'Doyle rules from Billy Madison)Open when school lets out, for the 2018 season its open from 6/04/18 to 08-05-18.$2 for kids 17 and under$4 age 18+ Family night Fridays everyone is $2 ea.Parking in lot or street side, all free.Life Guards inforce the rules, have fun but be safe or get the whistle.Have the kids wading pool with a huge mushroom waterfall. Ages 7 and under and less than 4' 2". Middle pool is 3 1/2 feet to 4 1/2 feet.Diving pool is 10 to 12 feet deep. They alternate from diving board only to free jump/swim randomly.They have a rinse off before and after station at the entrance/exit. Also the restrooms are located here.Seating they have a few tables around and a bunch of benches, and a lot of grass section. Bring some towels and beach chairs grab some shade on the wicked hot sunny days.Few rules they inforceNO RUNNING - really don't, the concrete around the pools is wicked slippery, just walking after getting out i slipped 2x so be careful in wet areas.Swim Shirts - must be tucked in diving pool, so it doesn't have a chance to choke you out like in a hockey fight and get pulled over your head.No floatys aloud. Life vest must be certified by U.S. Coast Guard types #1, #2 or #3.If you were a vest your not aloud in the diving pool, to deep and if you can't swim or swim well you need to stay in the middle pool.The icecream truck or a icecream cyclist stops by randomly for a cool treat.This is one of many city of Sacramento run pools. Check out times, rules and if you have any questions @ cityofsacramento.org/aquaticsOr call 916-808-2306"

Hutchins Street Square Pool

★★☆☆☆ 2.3 (3)

"My 6 month old baby boy's first ever swim is at Hutchins Street Square pool a few weeks ago. A nice indoor heated pool perfect for all year round swimming. They have not one but two welcoming lifeguards at the time we were there. Also, they have a variety of classes for different age group. On their website it shows they have Mommy & Baby swim classes but found out upon walking in that they only have those during summer. They have lots of floats for the kids to play with on the water. A good place to enjoy and burn some calories with your family without worrying putting on some sunblock or having chills during winter for sure! The only room for improvement that I did notice is that two of their windows are broken and won't close and that made the area we are staying in much cooler which was a concern having an infant with us. At the time we went there it was almost dark and the cold breeze goes right into the window. We'll definitely still go there though and recommend the place since it's a nicely maintained pool and a fun place to spend time with the family overall."

Cordova Community Pool

★★★★★ 4.7 (3)

"Rancho Cordova's community pool is great for families with young children. The pool offers a great environment for both kids and adults to enjoy a refreshing swim together. Highly recommended!"

Johnson Pool

★★★★★ 4.5 (6)

"My review pertains to swim lessons only. If you like smaller settings for your child's swim lessons, come here or give it a drive-by ... On numerous occasions I have had smaller if not 1-to-1, swim lessons for my children. I can't even compare the experience here to the RAC because it's much more intimate here. I am referring to the little ones, not the big kids. Sure it's an older pool on the older side of Roseville, so I know that's the first deterrent for a few "newbies / snobberellis." If you need a cutsie place to go to, I suppose you will be turned off by the place (and indeed go to the RAC or Central Pool) ~ RE: Shade I am not sure what others are talking about ... because there is plenty of covered seating for how small the place is ... it's no more a cement sun garden than the other place. I have jousted for shade space at the RAC as well. There are no fancy slides, nor olympic size pool, nor zero depth walk-in here (which is indeed awesome at the RAC) but I am here for lessons and it feels less chaotic here when talking about swimming lessons for the little ones. Central park is awesome for poor weather swim lessons and lessons period (what a GORGEOUS place, but it does get really loud) :-) We have done swim lessons at all three locations and they reacted much more confidently at this location. I am not saying you will think it's pretty, but it's what works for us. I wouldn't come here on a family-open-swim night. It's too small. Major chaos."

Patterson Aquatic Center

★★★☆☆ 3 (7)

"I Love Patterson aquatic pool! My kiddos love coming here! I have a 2 year and 7 year old! Both enjoy the swimming pool at family time. They have a swallow area and concession store with food that is affordable and good! Must check out! U will have an amazing time!"

Joe Wilson Pool

★★★★☆ 3.9 (9)

"Summer season has started and there are classes for everyone! Morning aqua fitness at 8am Monday through Thursday, Saturday senior fitness at 10am, evening deep water fitness at 6:30pm, swim classes for kids all day and special events! Love this community pool!"

Contra Loma Regional Park & Swim Lagoon

★★★★☆ 4.3 (131)

"My husband and I were invited to a BBQ picnic at this regional park during the 4th of July weekend by our friends. Last year when we were invited by the same friends for a birthday party, we got lost and arrived when they were about to leave.This time around I made sure I wrote the directions down and arrived on time. It's a long drive from Alameda to Antioch.Contra Loma Regional Park is a hidden gem, in an area that is quite a way from the main thoroughfare of Lone Tree Way. There are plenty of open areas for a BBQ picnic. I haven't walked the entire park, but I can just imagine. Another nice thing about this park is the reservoir for those who enjoy sailing, swimming and fishing.Oh, how I wish this park is closer to my home, so my husband and I would not have to travel far to enjoy the weather and get togethers with friends. What I also love about this park is it's not as crowded as some of the local parks that I have been to. One can actually have a little peace and quiet at a park, which is a rarity."

Crockett Pool

★★★★☆ 3.7 (11)

"This pool is a Crockett gem! It's clean, well maintained, has a snack bar, and they even have designated kid-free times, so you can get your laps in.Only knocking one star off because the pool closes when school starts. I know the swim team uses the pool, but it could be opened to the public *after* school hours. As it stands, we have to wait til June."

Cunningham Aquatic Complex

★★★★☆ 3.5 (15)

"I love this place. I'm glad this place is also for the public. I took swimming lessons in my childhood here and always loved the high diving board. It was also close to home so we would walk here to take a dip in the pool.Last year when I had back issues my doctor suggested I start swimming. I started coming here for lap swimming, the evening hours during the summer worked very well for my schedule. They do have a changing area but its all open so if you're like me you want to go already dressed.They do offer a lot of other activities here for kids and adults. More info can be found here.http://www.gvrd.org/PDFs/activityguide/aquatics.pdf"

Barbara Morse Wackford Community & Aquatic Complex

★★★★☆ 3.9 (123)

"This is a great place to bring the kids. There many great water activities for the children. Good fairly priced options available for food snacks, ice cream."

Clunie Pool

★★★★★ 4.5 (20)

"Clunie Pool is a classic, beautiful neighborhood pool and gathering spot. It's just the type of pool you'd hope for in an old neighborhood like the Fab 40s. I can't tell you how many lazy summer weekends I've spent here or in surrounding McKinley park. The pool is both large enough for a swim meet and extensive lap swimming or, on most days, divided into sections so swimmers can swim, jumpers can jump and kids can laugh and splash. There is a nice kiddie pool as well. Facilities aside, I do have issues with the lifeguard staff, who seem to have been trained to be overly cautious. I'm all for safety, but when I, a grown man and expert swimmer get scolded by a teenage lifegaurd for holding my breath too long underwater because it's a "breathe game," things are starting to border on ridiculous. Not to mention kids are no longer allowed to dive and apparently it's a no-no to lift my baby above my head when in the water. Micro-managed swimming aside, it's still a place I will continue to enjoy for hopefully decades to come. My son is just old enough to swim and I look forward to this being the place he develops his skills."

Orangevale Park

★★★★☆ 4.3 (8)

"Oh my yes! The pool is incredibly clean & well maintained. With a beach entry, seniors and people who need a gradated entry will find it easy to access the pool. The water is warm, the benches shaded and the time to swim coming closer!My only complaint was a very wet locker room, but that was after a kids' swim practice. Otherwise, it's clean, smells fine & there are enough bathrooms you don't have to wait. There's a small changing area. The shower doesn't have a curtain, I'm guessing it's for people to rinse it before swimming. Or, leave your modesty at home & wash that chlorine out of your hair!"

Lincoln Village Community Park & Pool

★★★★★ 4.8 (5)

"Kevin the Assistant Director was super helpful in helping us with finding a location for the baby shower. Very friendly! Please see him for your next event. Lots of space and rooms to choose from."

Second Generation Pools, Inc

★★★☆☆ 2.8 (5)

"I contacted Darren as a referral given to me, I wish I could say am happy with his services, unfortunately am not. The work his employee did has a lot to desire, left all the garbage behind, broken cement in my recycle container and on top of everything all the left over cement was washed on my lemon tree!!! $$$2500.00 dollars later, you would think that garbage and debris removal would be included. I was only replacing a skimmer, when asked for the return line replacement wanted more $$$$$$. Very unprofessional workmanship."

McClatchy Park

★★★★☆ 3.9 (26)

"If I mention to a friend that I'm going to McClatchy Park, there is always an initial reaction of "THAT park?"True...it does have a reputation for being an unsavory place for homeless and undesirable characters, but I also like to find the good in things. And there is plenty of good to find in this spacious multi-purpose park that is a centerpiece to this old Sacramento neighborhood. Walk the park perimeter and you'll see what I'm talking about. A nicely maintained softball/baseball field, a great play area and structure for the kids, a basketball court, a pool, a tennis court, plenty of areas to picnic and a lot of colorful murals are all standout attractions. I like to walk her in the mornings, where I usually find locals utilizing all of the above. Sure, there are some vagrants and annoying loiterers bumping annoyingly loud music at 10 am from parked cars on the perimeter, but those cases are few and far between. Consider this one of many excellent park options in Sacramento for so many reasons. And consider it one of those many reasons that make Oak Park a great little neighborhood."

Stockton Recreational Swim League

★★★★★ 5 (1)

"Stockton Swim League Championships is the new name given this meet, held the 16th and 17th of July at St Mary's High School pool. A great gathering of young people and their families from Stockton and Linden swim teams. Well done to all!!"