Highlands Park Aquatic Center

"They allow ducks to swim in the pools. Ducks are known to have parasites and their feces causes rashes to sensitive skin. The water was cloudy. Kids scream, splash and are disrespectful in the lazy river. They were not whistled, scolded or asked to leave by lifeguards. The concrete has a dark pigment and absorbs a lot of heat. Wear shoes or your feet will burn. $20 for non-Whitehall residents. Will not be returning."

"Fantastic pool. Their property has a ton of native plants. It's designed to be very natural looking. There are several different spaces to enjoy. They have 2 slides, a lazy river, a traditional open swim pool, a baby pool that slowly increases to about 2 feet, dicing boards, lap pools, and 2 splash pad areas. Lifeguards were plentiful."

"Great community pool experience. The parking is well laid out, they have a good amount of chairs and have a nice shady area. The dining area is vey nice and the slides are such fun. The lazy river is enjoyable- unless it is over crowded. The snack shack has the usual fare and prices reflect he current times. I wish they open earlier to the general public and had some late evenings - overall it is top notch. This summer they partnered with the Westerville Library for the summer reading program."

"Overall, we had a pretty good experience during the morning preschool swim time (9am-11am M-F). The facility is definitely nice and clean and was well-designed. We attended on a guest pass, but I highly doubt we’d ever purchase a family pass. The preschool swim was not strictly enforced. The baby pool area was crazy at times with older kids roughhousing and splashing. My 2 year old loves the splash pad area and is getting more and more comfortable with the baby pool. I think we’d definitely give this place another shot (as guests)."

"Gorgeous facility with great season rates, plenty of seating with shade MULTIPLE family restrooms and two snack bars. We cant wait to go back!"