Centennial Pool Complex - Madera, California

Centennial Pool Complex

El Centennial Pool Complex se encuentra ubicado en 221 Flume St, Madera, CA 93638, lo que lo convierte en un destino ideal para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de un día de sol y diversión en la comunidad de Madera. La dirección es fácil de encontrar y el teléfono 96615495 permite a los visitantes contactar con facilidad para obtener información adicional o hacer reservas.

Página web y especialidades

La página web oficial del Centennial Pool Complex se encuentra en madera.gov. En este sitio web, los visitantes pueden encontrar información detallada sobre las instalaciones, las horarios de operación y los precios. El complejo ofrece una variedad de servicios, incluyendo un schwimmbad perfecto para todas las edades y un Kinderspielplatz para los niños que prefieren jugar en lugar de nadar.

Características y servicios

El Centennial Pool Complex ofrece una amplia gama de características y servicios para garantizar una experiencia agradable para todos los visitantes. Algunos de los servicios incluyen:

Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang y Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz para garantizar la accesibilidad para todos

Un schwimmbad con olas y un área de descanso para los visitantes que prefieren relajarse

Un Kinderspielplatz con juegos y actividades para los niños

Un área de picnic para disfrutar de una comida al aire libre

Bewertungen y recomendaciones

Según las opiniones de los visitantes, el Centennial Pool Complex es un lugar ideal para una familia. Los visitantes elogian su ambiente relajante y la variedad de actividades disponibles. La media de opinión es de 3,8/5, lo que indica una experiencia generalmente positiva. Se recomienda visitar el complejo durante los fines de semana o durante las vacaciones escolares para aprovechar al máximo las instalaciones.

En resumen, el Centennial Pool Complex es un destino ideal para aquellos que buscan disfrutar de un día de sol y diversión en la comunidad de Madera. Con su amplia gama de características y servicios, es un lugar perfecto para familiares y visitantes de todas las edades. Se recomienda visitar el sitio web oficial para obtener más información y hacer reservas.

No dudes en contactar al Centennial Pool Complex a través de su página web oficial para planificar tu visita

👍 Bewertungen von Centennial Pool Complex

Christian R.

5/5

Good place to bring your family and relax and play in the pool. There is also a kids playground for when the kids dont want to get in the pool. Overall it's a nice place.

Joe S.

1/5

Wow, just wow. Unsocialized life guards it seems. All they do is yell and stare, making the current scene uncomfortable 😖. Then there's a lot more rules this time around... You can't jump in nor splash each other. I saw someone's 6 year old drowning. What did the life guards do? Yell move. Before blowing the whistle or jumping in the water. A dad came to the rescue 5 seconds before the lifeguard would have ever been able to. Where are they hiring there life guards? It's not a public pool. It's a pool with a bunch of stupid and unfair rules. How can we not handstand nor jump in. Like what. Won't be coming back, don't plan too. Or at least when they are in office hours 😌😌. I would feel WAY SAFER WITHOUT THE LIFE GAURDS..

Jesus G.

1/5

These life guards are rude and mean to the kids. They have no idea how to speak to people or kids for that matter. There was an adult man yelling at my 3 year old and arguing in front of everyone, then started being aggressive with me after telling him not to speak to a baby that way. then every single one of the lifeguards in that area were staring at me and making me feel uncomfortable. Hirining these kids should come with some training on how to be nice to others or just treating others a the way they want to be treated. These kids working here are immature and lack social skills for the community. We will not be back here.

MARIE J. R.

1/5

They got to many rules this time around you can't jump,splash,do an handstand,flips you can't pick up and toss your child in the pool,you can't bring any swimming toys and they kids can't be putting there hands on anyone even if they're just playing around. couple of the men lifeguard are Being ÐÎCĶS were I saw a few parents who lost it cause there 3 year old couldn't stop putting there hands on someone mind me my 8 year is Autistic and sometimes he'll get overwhelmed and if they went off on him I would say something too.

Lydia R.

3/5

This is such a great park I love seeing so many families going with their children. Everyone sort of watch out for all the children. The park it self is a really nice place lots to playground for kids. Swimming pool as well if want to go swimming life guards clean. Only $1.00 to swim all day. In the building I hear lots of active. Bathroom need little help but it's understandable with lots of kids. Picnic area lots of shade. Madera parks & Recs. You done a great job.

Priti R.

1/5

Swimming pool is really good and teachers are really nice but I recently experienced very negative behavior by the managing director Olga Garcia. it was so unprofessional couldn’t express in my words expecting it doesn’t happen to anyone 😞 especially when parent is alone with two kids and for everyone be prepared for getting treated poorly if your kid is having to much fun.

Olivia

3/5

It can get a little crowded and some people dont watch their kids, some life guards are mean to the kids but then again the kids don't listen to the rules. Pool is clean and just the enough cold enough to keep you cool.

JT S.

2/5

The Swimming pool is awesome. My kids love it especially my 4 year old who has been going there since he was very small. He loves the shallow pool since that's where he has been going since the beginning. We have recently enrolled him and our younger child for swimming classes. I am usually at work during the classes hours so my wife bring them both. The instructors are very nice. However we had a very negative experience recently with this lady OLGA SAUCEDO-GARCIA. Being a Madera County public pool, we expect professional behavior from all staff. My kid went to the shallow pool during his class and did not want to come out. Seeing this Olga yelled at by wife to go in the water and get him out and snatched my one year old from her hand. She talked with a ghetto tone of voice and said get him out or he cant come back from tomorrow. I mean C'mon getting upset because a child wants to goto his favorite area of the pool.
Its a Madera county public pool and behaving as if she owns it and rudely yelling on my wife. No matter what class of society you come from but you should know how to act professionally and supportive.
I went to the pool and even tried to contact her via phone but she didn't pick up. I will call her again tomorrow morning to better understand why such behavior was demonstrated. Additional training may be required by her.
The situation could be handled properly and professionally. But that did not happen and my wife was very upset at the low class behavior. Just a basic human decency and support doesn't cost anything. We will keep on going to the public pool but will be more prepared to deal with such behavior with our guards up. I expect an apology from her and hope no one else has to go through same thing.