Directory overview
- 172 Total businesses
- 4.3 Average rating
- 95% With reviews
- 90% With photos
- 59 Highly rated
- 130 Open on weekends
172 results found
Browse public pools in Northampton. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 172 results in Northampton. Average rating 4.3/5 based on 92,433 reviews & ratings. The listings below include public pools from cities such as Northampton, Milton Keynes, Bedford, Wellingborough, Rushden and others.
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“Enjoy with your kids can enjoy with different feelings ..such boats..swans ..”
“It's a very good place to take your dog/dogs for a walk”
“The pocket park continues to develop naturally with the help of the volunteers. There's always peace and quiet and the opportunity to discover new flora and fauna. The bluebells are beginning to come out.”
“Really lovely place to walk your dog, quite quiet and plenty of parking.”
“Lovely place for a picnic, the grounds and park were lovely and clean, the addition of the cafe is great. Toilets are 20p if you need them, no biggie.”
“Good place to go for the children's play area and Splash pool. There are tennis courts a Bowling green and grass areàs for children to play and picnics close to all local amenities ample parking with a major Supermarket next door.”
“A beautiful park which I only recently discovered. Everyone I met on the walk was super welcoming and friendly. PAWfect for dog walks!”
“Really enjoying the 'able' workouts and fitness classes at Fitness First. The swimming pool and sauna are both an added bonus. I would recommend to anyone thinking of joining a gym or simply want to improve overall fitness.”
“A Perfect Day at Woburn Lido From the moment I arrived at Woburn Lido, I knew I was in for a treat. Nestled in the charming village of Woburn, this historic outdoor pool is a hidden gem that offers a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The first thing that struck me was the stunning Art Deco architecture. The beautifully restored changing rooms, with their vibrant tiles and classic arches, transported me back to the 1930s. It was like stepping into a different era, and I couldn’t help but admire the attention to detail that has gone into preserving this piece of history. As I dipped my toes into the crystal-clear water, I was pleasantly surprised by the perfect temperature. The pool is heated to a comfortable 26°C, making it ideal for a leisurely swim or a more vigorous workout. The separate paddling pool for children is a thoughtful touch, ensuring that families can enjoy their time here without any worries. The atmosphere at Woburn Lido is incredibly relaxing. Surrounded by lush greenery, the pool area feels like a tranquil oasis. I spent hours lounging by the pool, soaking up the sun, and taking refreshing dips whenever I felt like it. The friendly staff were always on hand, making sure everything was just right. One of the highlights of my visit was the sense of community. Locals and visitors alike come together here, creating a warm and welcoming environment. I had some lovely conversations with fellow swimmers, sharing stories and tips about the best spots in the area. After a day of swimming and relaxation, I treated myself to a delicious snack from the on-site kiosk. The selection of refreshments was impressive, and I enjoyed a tasty ice cream while basking in the late afternoon sun. As the day came to an end, I couldn’t help but feel grateful for this wonderful experience. Woburn Lido is more than just a swimming pool; it’s a place where memories are made. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a fun day out with family and friends, Woburn Lido is the perfect destination.”
“A fantastic gym and pool, great atmosphere and friendly people. Special shout out to life guard John, he’s the friendliest and most helpful person, even helping me in the gym and pushing me. He adds a sparkle to the place!”
“Calm, quiet, beautiful. We found this park by accident, after there was no parking at all at Willen Park. The playground is baby and toddler friendly too”
“Beautiful Nd peaceful little corner of Wolverton away from all the hustle and bustle. Well maintained. Try looking up -& you'll find surprisingly tall trees! Absolutely beautiful during autumn.”
“Great place to relax and hangout. 5 min walk from Milton Keynes Central station.”
“Beautiful place! We love to go down and play at the park and walk around to see the ducks.”
“Lovely place to have a walk, feed the ducks and relax.”
“Love this place. It's great for a dog walk. Distance right around the lake from the small car park is just 1.6 miles and takes about 45 mins at a slow pace. Lots of poo bins en route provided you go anti-clockwise. Signs ask you to keep your dog on a lead during the bird breeding season of April, May & June but I think it depends on how well you know your dog.”
“Lovely place to stroll around, would definitely recommend some wellies if its been raining.”
“Awesome park, great for big and small kids. Loads of space also if you want to hoof a ball around.”
“Hi I go to woodgreen gym the classes are good the staff Kelly kirn and all the team are brilliant they always help and sort anything out for me after my breast cancer Kelly was a god send I have meet so many nice friends and we have loads of coffee and tea times Thank goodness we have such good teachers and helpful staff Thanks Sharon”
“A very nice village hall that would be suitable for meetings and events. I attended a guide leaders afternoon tea.”
“A nice, tranquil location - perfect for a short, peaceful walk within nature. However, I wish there was some access to parking”
“Lovely nature reserve in lings / blackthorn northampton Northamptonshire. There are plenty of paths. A swamp that fills over winter and drys out by the end of summer. Small wildlife pond. Full of frogs and stickle back fish. Beautiful ferns growing within the wooded area. Teaming with wildlife. Car park. Next to this is a football field with ramps for skaters.”
“If you like animals, rivers/canals, insects and plants, this is the place to be. If you like nature, go and explore. Little ones will enjoy. There's the horse field near it, a cute bridge and plenty of places to go for a walk”
“nice inner city park, plenty of children's play areas football fields basketball and tennis courts a quite large dog cage where you can let them run off the lead”
“A great small pool with staff dedicated to getting your child comfortable and confident in the water.”
“Only commenting on playing badminton there but staff are friendly, facility is clean and bright and not cold in winter.”
“First time visit. Lovely Walks around. The Inn on the Lake is such a lovely place.”
“Great place for a walk (with or without dogs) or just sit with a coffee and enjoy the surroundings. Also great if you like ducks, swans and geese.”
“Lovely big open space which is unique among parks in Luton due to the wildlife area. If you like to spot wildflowers, birds, insects or other wild creatures (I was really surprised to see a weasel), is probably the only public park in Luton where you will. It gets quite a lot of big puddles if it has rained, so wellies help you explore all areas. There is a small car park on site for up to 3hrs. Picnic benches and a fenced off area with playground equipment.”
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