Somerton Springs runs a family-style summer day camp on a 15-acre property in Feasterville, with swimming, sports, playground games, fitness activities and recreational play. The long-established club (operating since 1926) also fields a summer swim team. Camp is set in a country-style outdoor setting with extensive facilities.
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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 Somerton Springs Swim Club Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI enjoy going to Somerton Springs. I have been going for years. The manager has made it so enjoyable with the beautiful flowers and little ornaments/statues of creatures and insects. I enjoy looking around seeing all the special things. It is family oriented. There are games to enjoy. There are 2 slides, a challenge area in the deeper end of the pool. There is an adult pool which is heated and a baby pool. Basketball, baseball and tennis areas. You can order from a snack bar or bring your own food. Take a tour. You will be surprised at all it had to offer.
If you like time capsules than you'll love it here. I Joined with my children last year and honestly the place has not changed with any upgrades since my parents joined in the early 2000s. Same cracked tiles and dingy changing rooms. Your two year old will not be able to use the main family pool even if potty trained, and good luck wrangling them into the kiddy pool that has no safety gate to keep them from running to the main pool 7 ft away. He also lost so many swim toys from camp kids taking them and leaving for the other pool. Good luck trying to wheel a stroller around when they allow their campers to lay out towels on the concrete that leads to the changing rooms and basketball courts. Overall so many rules, but crappy quality.
This is by far the best place to swim! They have a huge family pool, an adult pool and a baby pool. A big sand area for the kiddos as well as a playground. They have all sorts of areas for different sports and a bbq area as well. The staff is welcoming and friendly and the other guests are kind. My only gripe with the club is that in order to sit at the tables with umbrellas you need to pay for them for the season. This seems reasonable but, 1. Guests who reserved them the previous year get to keep their table if they pay for the following season in advance, so you have to hope some open up. 2. My family has been there a decent amount both during the week and during the weekend and those tables are almost always empty so it just seems like a waste of space for others who actually come and could use those tables if they were available. I kind of wish they could come up with another way to rent these tables, at least so other families have a chance to have a spot to sit. Perhaps two families per table. I don't know, just something they could perhaps think of. The club gets a decent amount of people especially on the weekend, just seems like a waste to have that area empty while others try to scramble to find seats by the pool.
Very nice, well kept, facilities with a helpful friendly staff. After taking a tour I was absolutely sold. It was a little expensive, in my opinion, but for the use I had planned to get out of it, It still seemed like a fair dollar value. That being acknowledged, I was TREMENDOUSLY disappointed over a a few issues. First, it's the end of June and the club had been open for a month. Yet the membership cost isn't prorated at all to account for the lost time. I'd be giving away a third of the season. Speaking of membership costs, this entire club, from the membership fee to a bag of chips at the snack bar is cash only (or check). I couldn't even use my debit card if I wanted. I was so let down. My plan was to just put the club fees on my credit card and use THAT as a "payment plan." I was all set to, that minute, collect my kids and go swimming for the day. It's 2022, in an environment where, not only are most businesses set up for credit cards but also contactless payments, I managed to find the only one that doesn't accept any form of plastic. It's a real shame. Somerton Springs just let a thousand dollars plus a season of concession sales walk out the door because they're trapped in 1985.
My family of 4 joined Somerton Springs last year. There was a concern I needed addressed a day after we joined. Multiple unsuccessful attempts were made to speak to the manager. I was told to leave my name and number each time. The manager refused to speak to us therefore my concern was never addressed. When we signed up, swim club rules and restrictions were never provided to us. We were unaware of the need to pay for tables and chairs. The first day, we placed our belongings on a chair and went to the kids pool. Another member informed us that we needed to pay for those chairs. We were extremely embarrassed and quickly moved our belongings and placed them on the grass. We also weren’t aware that my 22 month old who was potty trained was unable to use the restroom next to the kids pool. We were rudely told by a lifeguard that my son needed to walk over to the other restrooms that are located by the entrance of the swim club. We weren’t explained that in order to purchase food, we needed tickets. It would have been extremely helpful if these simple rules were explained the first day we signed up. Also, pools are not heated, staff is not helpful and there are too many restrictions. Please be mindful, if you ever have a concern, it will NEVER be addressed by the person in charge. I will never be a member at Somerton Springs again.




