Lehi Legacy Center

"Under NO circumstances but the most severe should a person purchase a membership here if their goal is to swim. There are very few consistent times of day during the week during which one can reliably find open lanes. Members have access to the pool from 5 to 8 AM and from 9 to 11 AM--however, it is during these times that the center schedules much of its club swim activities. Whether it's one of the several swim teams the center itself manages, water aerobics, or private coaching events, you will more often than not have to turn away upon finding that these activities (for some reason) require all but 1-2 lanes to be reserved for the other participants. To be fair, you ARE free to join some of these teams, and their membership costs are quite low on top of the annual member fee. However, spots in these teams are sparse and they may not be catered to your particular needs, so if you refuse to join one, good luck! The Legacy center is an excellent community recreation center and it is quite rare, at least in my life, to see cities offering something to its citizens at so little a cost. However, the natural consequence of its affordability is a very high demand for its facilities, not only in terms of swim lanes but also its weightlifting equipment and overall breathability (the weightlifting regions are, after all, enclosed by metallic cages that aren't exactly inviting). However, I will be better off buying a gym membership elsewhere if it means having reliable and quick pool access without having to constantly adapt or make way for large group activities."

"Kinda bummed about our experience. I grabbed some dinner for my kids to eat at the tables before we went swimming and we got in trouble because the tables were only for center court purchases (never mind everyone else just sitting on their laptops or waiting for kids) The lifeguards were quick to reprimand us for the smallest things like, not going under the stairs to retrieve a toy, not swinging on the kids swings, and they were ALL OVER that 10 minute break time, but when my kid went down the slide with no life jacket (because they MADE him take it off for some reason?) there was no lifeguard around at the bottom and he was totally traumatized. I just wanted to have fun but felt reprimanded at every turn. If it’s all in the name of safety I can get behind it—but the only time my kid was in actual danger is when they dropped the ball. Feels like we’re focusing on all the wrong rules here…."

"Decent gym but gets busy could really use another squat and bench rack there is always a wait"

"Great price and the pools are huge. Our kids love going there."

"Winter swimming. My kids and I love going here to get swim indoors. They have a kids area, lap pool, and slides. Every two hours they do a pool break which last about 10 mins. During this time all are asked to come out of the pool . They have good locker rooms with showers."