Mineral Springs Pool
Nice and secluded and not big crowds although it seemed to be a hangout for lots of teenagers. Very strict on swim rules. MUST wear life jacket or otherwise approved apparel if red band (nonswimmer). You can't take it off no matter what. They also only gave one section of pool to swim in. There is a small picnic area and they aren't strict about bringing in outside food. The "splash pad" is a small section behind a gate that wasn't even working that day. No kid pool but the big pool has a nice 2ft area kids can play in--but remember they have to wear life jacket AT ALL TIMES. WE had a nice time but I don't think I'll be going back.
This pool has went down hill since the 90's in my opinion. The lifeguards doesn't do their jobs as well as they should. They spend more time talking to people instead of paying attention to what little kids is doing in the water. Hopefully this year will be a major turn around and things will go back to the way they used to be when I was a child. I try to be as positive as I can be when it comes to ratings because there are people who look at these reviews before they come to try places out for their first time, but I am just being honest.
I need to change my review because this pool has been much better this year. They seem to have a new staff and the pool has actually been open. My wife and I have been swimming here about 5 or 6 times this year and it's been much better than the past couple of years. Thanks!
Life guards are snooty, but they do ensure safety of all customers. Nice time, if you just follow the rules and look over the attitudes of young people with power, lol.
I grew up going to this pool I was there every day it was open I hadn't been since about the mid 80s but it used to be a great place I have alot of fond memories.
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