Kedron Aquatic Center - United Pools

★★★★★Mario Martinez

I came in close to closing time after a long day and expected a quick transaction. Instead, the staff took time to help me compare products and answer questions without making me feel rushed. Their patience and professionalism left a strong impression, and I'll definitely return.

★BriAnna Harvey

I’m very disappointed in how children who look like my son are treated at this facility. We’ve lived in Peachtree City for years, and it’s been noticeable that certain kids are corrected, watched, and whistled at far more often than others — even when they’re doing the same things. It creates an unwelcoming environment and sends the wrong message to the children. I hope the staff receives training on fairness, consistency, and how to interact with all families respectfully.

★Eliana “Jingle B.” Espinosa

Terrible place for kids to swim at because the rules are just so incredibly strict, i watched 4 kids and parents get pulled aside because they werent allowed to have floaties, apparently floats are a "false sense of security" and are not allowed unless they are an official coast guard life vest. Even if the kids were in the pool with parents it didnt matter. The kids even started crying because they felt sad without their toys and floats. Even pool noodles aren't allowed. Honestly so strict and unnecessary and took the fun out of a pool trip. Better off going to another pool with nice staff who care about you and your child's safety AND enjoyment

★★★★Piare Powell

I come here because the pool is near my house and it's a nice way to deal with the summer heat. Two great sized outdoor pools, one designed for smaller kids with max depth of 4ft and the lap pool with a max depth of 12ft (that's an estimate, I'm not currently there). They keep the further two lanes open as one lane for non lap swimmers to enjoy. It can be busy and loud depending on the time of day, lots of families come here so it's common for kids to be playing around and making noise as they do. If you prefer quiet I would recommend going in the mornings or during their later hours when families leave for dinner. The hours are fantastic but they don't really keep the Google maps page updated so be sure to call in and double check if you want to come early or late in the day. I took 1 star away because they don't allow any flotation devices besides life jackets, when they have a TON of pool toys and equipment stacked against the wall. Apparently it's only for classes and even if you bring your own pool noodle they won't let you use it. It seems like an unnecessary rule.

★★★★★K Stender

There's a smaller pool for the little ones. No floaties allowed. The larger pool is 4-8ft deep. Usually it's set up for lap swimming. Lifeguards are at both pools at all times. Bathrooms inside. No food/drink allowed on pool deck. But there are tables right outside the gate that you can use. Daily price is $6/in-county...$12/out-of-county. Be prepared to show your ID. We went on Sunday & the place wasn't crowded at all.