David P.
2/11/2022
Thank you for dropping the ridiculous Covid protocols you had in place and letting the community get back to exercise, fitness and improving mental health! (They deleted my last review of their...
Edward T Hall Aquatic Center
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130 Auto Dr
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
The Edward T. Hall Aquatic Center in Prince Frederick, MD, caters to individuals of all ages and abilities with its diverse aquatic programs. The facility boasts pools that adhere to ADA regulations, ensuring complete accessibility for all visitors.
Named after Edward T. Hall, a prominent Calvert County figure, the center offers amenities such as a competition pool with diving boards, a leisure pool with youth slides, a therapy pool for adults, and a spa/hot tub for relaxation. The fitness room provides various equipment for adults to maintain their health and wellness.
With a rest period enforced every hour for youths seventeen years and under, the center ensures a balanced environment for all patrons. From drop-in classes to designated family changing rooms, the Edward T. Hall Aquatic Center prioritizes inclusivity and safety for a rewarding aquatic experience.
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3.06 reviews
deek r.
6/7/2022
I was told that my punch card would be honored because of Covid-19 it would be extended. I called to find this out as there was no communication. Nothing in writing. No calls...No emails...No...
Michelle W.
4/2/2016
Love coming here the adult pool is warm and very large and my son loves swimming laps here too. They have 2 nice diving boards and a room to host parties too! The staff is always nice and goes...
Laurel C.
9/26/2015
I've used the pool for swimming lessons for my baby as well as swimming laps solo. First impressions: the parking lot is weird. I don't know what their limitations were when it was built, but it's...
Rachelle H.
3/26/2017
I took my 2 young kids here. The kids pool was so cold that my kids were shivering after 5 minutes. I went to go to the warm pool to let them warm up when a lifeguard said they are not allowed...
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