Hood County YMCA - Granbury (TX)

5 /5 Travis Gerardi: I cant express how important the YMCA is to the happiness and joy of me and my family. My daughter has learned to swim thanks to the SEALS program, that swim program is the reason why my daughter feels comfortable around water. Also, the parents night out, we sign up for almost every one. Our daughter has so much fun, and me and my wife count on it for the date nights. Also, i work out 5 days a week. I use the gym, and feel so comforted by the fact that I know how quality the kids area is. I love every staff member that works there, and the kids area people are fantastic!! Also, we love the waterpark and splash pad outside in the summer. I love the Y.

5 /5 Haley: Took the kids here for the outdoor pool and wasn’t disappointed! It’s about a 30 minute drive for us but they had so much fun and this facility is much nicer than ours. I wish the water slide wasn’t based on height but rather on if they passed the swim test. Overall I can’t wait to come back this summer.

5 /5 Barbara Ochs: We come from Weatherford to swim. The closest pool to us. EVERYONE is helpfull, pleasant, and friendly. The pool is not busy, clean and heated, usually to 83 degrees. Lots of workout gear. Highly recommended.

5 /5 Lisa Bell: Wonderful staff who makes you feel welcome when you walk in. As a new member, I met with a consultant who demonstrated the exercise equipment for me, made sure I felt comfortable using the various equipment, and documented the settings for each one. That way when I go back each time, I dont have to try to remember the correct settings.

1 /5 Brigitte Marie Burks: Why would you deny the Seals swim team pool access? Too many lifeguards a problem? Is the pool too safe? Not enough kids sitting on their phones at home or doing worse? There could be another potential GOLD medal Olympian or at the very least, compentant swimmers who can spread safety around water which is what Cook childrens gives you 50k a year to teach. Granbury is a lake town with water everywhere and your politics will drown the hopes of the community. And quit asking the lifeguards and aquatic staff who make minimum wage to donate 10% of their salary each paycheck to fundraising. They make minimum wage and the Y is not the Cross and yall arent a church. Wining and dining people with "drink tickets" for alcohol at fundraising events and no swim team?! SHAME!