Witter Aquatic Center

marie Weber a year ago

I love this pool it has swimming lanes and a playground a water slide and lots and lots of deep water to swim in for grown-ups you can get away from the crowd if you know you know reading the other reviews I noticed the open public swim exchange it's because all the schools use this for lap training... It's the best pool in town for actually swimming and it has a separate swimming area for children

Lexi Duffy 2 years ago

My boys went swimming today had a great time. They put their things right where they could see their things.. but one of my boys got his shoes stolen (his only pair) when I arrived to pick them up and talked to manager they told me they have no cameras on site and couldn’t even put a police report in or do anything - I find that really strange 6-20-2024 size 9’s

Елена Глитко 3 years ago

my 6 year old son loves it. it is safe here, there are many lifeguards, clean, and not many people

Josh M. Peck 3 years ago

I recently had the opportunity to attend a swim meet at Witter Aquatic Center in Spokane and I was thoroughly impressed. The facility is incredibly clean and well-maintained, making it a pleasant environment for both swimmers and spectators. The layout of the center is very well thought out, contributing to the smooth running of events and ease of navigation for visitors. Furthermore, the parking situation at Witter is commendable. With ample space and good organization, it completely eliminates any pre-event stress related to finding a parking spot. The experience at Witter Aquatic Center was truly enjoyable. Whether you're participating in an event or just coming to support, this center makes for a great destination. I look forward to attending more events here in the future and highly recommend it to anyone in the Spokane area.

Kristin Perry-Hahnlen Edited a year ago

I used to give them five stars but now I can only give them one how are you going to only be open one day a week but all the other pools in town are open five or six days a week. I'm sure this has something to do with budgets and money but cutting off an entire neighborhood from a very needed service especially a low-income neighborhood is out of line. Y'all could have shut the other pools down one day a week and kept this one open four days a week. That would have been much more fair and equitable.