The Steve Miklos Aquatic Center is a City of Folsom municipal aquatic facility offering summer swim lessons and programs through its Sea Squad Swim School. Small-group, semi-private, and private lessons run spring through fall for ages 3 through adult, using Red Cross techniques across beginner to advanced levels. Managed by Folsom Parks & Recreation.
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★★★★★Anna AbramovaWe visited Steve Miklos Aquatic Center on a weekday, Monday. The crowd level was moderate — not empty, but not overly crowded either. Overall, it felt very comfortable for visiting with kids. There is a separate area for little children with a shallow pool, splash features, and small slides. There is also a large water slide, but it has a height requirement. In addition to the kids’ area, there is a small adult pool and a larger pool with two inflatable obstacle courses. The obstacle course costs an additional $5 per person. Regular admission is $10 per person, and children under 2 years old are free. For me and my 6-year-old daughter, the visit cost around $20–22 total. The facility is very clean and has plenty of lounge chairs. Each pool area has several lifeguards who carefully monitor safety, making sure no one is pushing, running, or doing anything that could lead to injuries. Another nice feature is that they have pavilions with tables and umbrellas available for rent, making it a great place to host a kids’ birthday party. Overall, it’s a very pleasant place with a great atmosphere and friendly staff. We really enjoyed it 😊
★★★★★Valery HoridFirst time here and really like it! I loved how clean and well-maintained everything was. There are shaded spots for parents to relax, lots of lifeguards on duty, and fun splash zones everywhere.
★★★★★Heather HeffelWow. What a place. From the floating obstacle course to the big slide and then to the toddler splash pad, this place has it all! We visited on whim while visiting family and we were so impressed! There is something for everyone. The best part was the staff though. I have never seen more attentive and hard working lifeguards!!! A few scared kids, including my own, needed help getting off the obstacle course. The lifeguard jumped in for my boy after blowing a loud whisle. Within seconds 2 more ran to the side. I mean talk about doing a job right! If you are looking for an amazing day out with your kiddos, this is the place to be. 10 out of 10 would recommend.
★★★★★LenKa KWe had fun!! the whole family had a good time! There is plenty of room for everyone and they have dipping dots!! I love dipping dots!!! I even got a little tan!!
★★★★Michael FisherDecent pool. Lots of 25y lanes for larger short course meets but it really is a tad too small for events upward of 600+ swimmers. Bleachers are also too short for the crowd standing at the edge of the pool. Surprised at how few drinking fountains are here. Warmup lap pool is very small for larger events. Be prepared to be crowded at larger swim meets. Locker rooms showers and toilets are all good. Location is decent. Next to a larger park. Parking can be a bit of a hassle especially if there is also softball and baseball tournaments happening at the same time.