The practical details
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 Mountain View Aquatic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleAwesome place for swim teams to practice. Large indoor pools with spacious seating areas and restrooms.
I buy membership and after that I get to know that there is only 2 proper day timings for kids to free swim otherwise every time it’s booked for sessions or classes. It should be available all the time if you’re charging for it.
I love this place. I love the pool, I love the diversity of the participants...all ages, I'm enjoying the instructors so far. I attended the fairground location for many years, but the ease of getting in and out of this pool makes it my new home. After a 5 year break due to surgery, it's good to be back. Thank you Esther and Peggy.
Water to cold and deep(6ft) to swim for me 5 ft . The warm swim pool was for Aerobics classes and after for all public but not for people to be able to swim more like recreational. No Family Bathroom for Kids with Disability. The employee was not Friendly and rude never comback and miss 6 months of my yearly membership.
Huge aquatic center, 22 lanes. I've come here for several high school swim meets and the pool, lane markers, and starting blocks are all in excellent, well maintained shape. My two complaints are that the restrooms/locker rooms look perpetually dirty. I'm sure they're not, but the constant water on the floor from the swimmers combined with the age of the floor/lockers/stalls make them look less than clean. Also, the amount of chlorine in the air is enough to burn my eyes and singe my nose. I'm not able to smell properly for several hours after spending an entire meet here.



