Top 5 Swimming Lessons/Schools in Idaho

7658 ID-21, Lowman, ID 83637, United States

“RAD!! This place is beautiful - pick any temperature you want - need to cool off in the river? Jump off the rocks and float down to the little eddy. Want piping hot? Follow the high path to the left all the way down river and enjoy a beautiful view of the Payette with the hottest pool they have. Want to fish? Bring your Power Bait and catch a curious trout checking out the warm water trickling off the rocks. This is a great place for kids, though be careful with the river current and walking down the rocks - water shoes would come in handy. Not a ton of shade either, or places to sit, but still a beautiful and unique stop. This was our kids’ favorite place in all of a 4+ week road trip through ID.”

131 Constitution Way, Nampa, ID 83686, United States

“What a great deal for a family membership, as long as you use it several times a month! The aquatics staff is very professional, curious, kind, and caring. I particularly like the lap pool (10 lanes x 25yds.), hot tub, and steam room.”

1880 Dufort Rd, Sagle, ID 83860, United States

“The campground is nice, with great showers and clean bathrooms. The beach area/docks is pretty small, with some weeds in the water, but once you get deep enough, the water is cleaner and fun to swim in. We were disappointed that out of state guests have to pay double what Idaho residents pay. Many campsites have sloping ground which is difficult for tenting. The lake is a good size for paddleboarding or kayaking.”

74 Arrow Rock Rd, Boise, ID 83716, United States

“I did not realize there were four entrances to different parts of Lucky peak. And there may be more I don't know. But I got to do the polar Bear plunge and it was awesome”

2032 S Lincoln Ave, Jerome, ID 83338, United States

“I used to workout here because it was cheap. In recent months though they implemented this "don't lift too loud policy" it's literally just a bunch of grey area. Doing deadlifts "too loud," tink tink on the cables "too loud," re rack your weights believe it or not too loud. It doesn't help that the weight room is upstairs while they CrossFit/ yoga room is downstairs. Like both rooms are almost the same size. Just switch them or have another addition built on. Oh wait you guys can't build on because people who want a reasonable experience without being pestered aren't renewing their memberships.”