Aquatic Safety Institute in Goldsboro provides 1:1 swim and water-survival lessons (Infant Aquatics) for children 8 months and up, in short daily sessions over six weeks at a private heated pool. It is a swim-lesson provider, not a summer camp.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Aquatic Safety Institute directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kristin KeimWe LOVE ASI! This is our third year with Mae and year over year we see so much growth and confidence with our littles in the water.
★★★★★Shaquasha WilliamsCoach Mae did such an awesome job with our two-year-old! She was patient and supportive through our little one's initial anxiety. We were a bit anxious about signing our child up, but the structure of the program and Coach Mae's skill made it easy to see that the investment was worth it very early on—and especially now that we've completed Week 6! If you're wondering whether you should sign up, this is your sign to head over to the Aquatic Safety Institute and register your little one. Our child's confidence and skills in the water have improved so much! Thank you, Coach Mae!!
★★★★★Lauren TyndallWe had such a great experience with Coach Mae! Each lesson was structured, supportive, and tailored to our daughter’s needs, and it was incredible to watch the progress week by week. Not only did our child gain essential survival swim skills, but she also learned to feel comfortable and secure in the water. Coach Mae was patient, encouraging, and made each lesson feel fun and safe. Highly recommend for anyone considering ISR!
★★★★★Amanda GordonMae is been phenomenal with my 1 year doing ISR swim. And then helping my 5 year old learn proper swim strokes!
★★★★★Danielle Keel FickenCoach Mae was wonderful with my 20 month old! I feel so much relief knowing that he can save himself if he needed to do so.