Swimming lessons here are great! 10 lessons only $50, and student/teacher ratio was 5:2. Awesome instruction, too!

Great pool. Kids love the slides and diving boards. Parents, get there early on hot sunny days, otherwise you won't get a chair and will have to spread a towel down on the grass.

Awesome pool with water slides and diving board. Kids must be 48 inches tall to ride the slides but no height requirements for diving board. There's also a zip line feature to Splash into the pool and some floating logs kids can scramble across. There is a Zero Entry section with splash pad features and a lap swimming area for adults at certain times a day. The lifeguards are effective and numerous. The showers and rest rooms are clean. One abnormal thing about this pool is that no flotation devices are allowed, not even Coast Guard approved vests for small kids.

Love the kiddie side of the pool. The water wasn't too cold. It was the perfect temperature. Just ignore the crabby entrance girl. 🤣

Very nice pool. The lifeguards act professionally, the swimming lessons are excellent, and there is a good variety of activities to do.

What a fun pool! Lots of things to do for kids of all ages. The lifeguards were attentive without being overbearing. It was busy but who can blame everyone for wanting to swim. It was hot out.

I brought my grandson there who is 18 months. It has a nice 0 pool

We get swimming lessons for the kids here every summer. They offer 10 30 minute lessons in 2 weeks vs 4 60 minute lessons in 4 weeks at other pools for a better price. We enjoy their slides, splash pad, walk across log, and diving boards too. There is a 0’ walk in depth in the little kid pool and lots of splash pad activities for little kids. As cons they want non potty-trained toddlers to wear both a swim diaper and a plastic diaper with elastic openings to enter. You can buy the plastic diaper from them. They are very strict on no flotation devices including noodles and life jackets and puddle jumpers. I was told those items can block lifeguard view of kids in distress and tend to give parents a false sense of safety. I don’t know of any city pools in SE MN that allow flotation devices except for us coast guard approved life vests at the Kasson pool though. The old pool manager was rather rude but I think she retired as of 2022.