Historic nonprofit aquatics club in Santa Clara (over 70 years old) offering learn-to-swim, pre-competitive, competitive, and masters swimming, plus diving and artistic-swimming programs. Alongside its recreational and competitive teams it runs beginner summer camps and a year-round community swim program focused on water safety and skill progression.
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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 Santa Clara Swim Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Yug SharmaI am in this club and is amazing. There are multiple pools so we have fluidity. Some people are saying things like how they can't make it on the swim team or how their young kids aren't getting the attention or aren't swimming and just playing. I am still in JB2 as the time of this review. They aren't purposely holding me back but making sure I am prepared for the swim team. Also the little kids playing is so they can get comfortable being underwater and on their back in the water. The heater is heated to 80 Degrees! Definitely recommend learning here.
★★★★★gevorg terteryanVery nice place ! Put my kid Maria here and in about 10 weeks she went up to junior bells 1 from silver ! the coaches and managers here also are very empathetic and nice especially the manager and the coach Juan P. if im correct has an very nice teaching regimen. recommend this place! the cost is a little much considering its just a lot of kid in one lane but Maria does get an a lot of swim time so its alright for the cost. Anyways 10/10
★Vev juiceI used to swim here and now I have PTSD I can’t join a swim team, anxiety with coaches and I have a fear of not being judged and not being good enough. This program puts Trophies and Achievements first while putting kids mental health at dead last. My friend in another team says that it’s regular for kids to pass out in the water, and they make the kids overwork themselves until they’re broken. Don’t trust the pretty face and lies. Some coaches are good. Some are awful. They pick favorites. No one is safe in this swim team, especially your kid.
★★★★★Jason FaasGreat swim class for my 4 year old getting used to the water. We go 2 times a week and she looks forward to every swim class day. Just a few more weeks and I know she is going to be swimming on her own across the pool! For parents, covered picnic tables allow for laptop time or setting up your other child’s homework or activity.
★★★★★Viktor SGreat place for people to learn to swim. They have coaches with and without an active sporting background (so you can choose whatever suits you). For those complaining about the cancellation policy just one thing - you agreed to their rules in the enrollment process)