Jean E. Brink Pool

This pool is very clean, but the locker room could be better kept. Also all but one of the lifeguards seem kind of useless. Some kids were tossing goggles pretty far back and forth, some one could have gotten hurt. One who cared more about fixing his hair said «they are just being kids». Nice job being a lifeguard, go back to fixing your hair.

I love how this pool rarely feels overcrowded. I think the locker rooms could be cleaner.

Very clean facility, the Little Bobber’s infant swim lessons are difficult to book and a hit or miss depending on instructors. As an alternative, I would recommend going to the free swim time 1−3pm, some summers have special 2 for 1 price days that are sponsored make it a great deal.
The Little Bobber’s class I felt was not worth the money for what it was = 80% free swim and 20% 1 – 2 lame kids singing songs with no purpose (every class was Wheels on the Bus or Twinkle Twinkle) with limited instruction taught by high school kids. I would go with the Le Petite Baleen instead. But my wife and son had a blast, I was laughing a lot while filming and taking photos for the 30min class.
The ramped and rail water access was great for those carrying little ones or elderly with leg issues.
That being said, the free swim was affordable $ 5 – 8 adjusted with age and nice 1−3pm M-​F. You can reserve times for birthday parties where they fill the pool with floating balls and toys, but limited times and availability.
For older kids lessons 4yrs and up seemed more structured and helpful towards actual learning to swim. For competitive swimming, I have my doubts on their effectiveness of training style vs results. At least for the 2014 – 2015 season, the Terra Nova HS swim team had ZERO wins, they preach sportsmanship first, but really, ZERO wins? I blame the coaches and instructors for this, not the lack of kid talent.
Coming from a strong High School Swim team from the East Coast, this place/​town is amateur/​recreational. For competitive or Olympic level instruction, I would go South to Burlingame/​Millbrae or Palo Alto/​Stanford.

I love this pool. The water here is usually just the right temperature for lap swimming.
The fact I can bring my child for rec swim in an safe indoor location is pretty awesome.
But when I drop off my child to help the pool a swimmer aide and an employee has complained about her being on time, when the manager is the one running late, I wonder if it is time for that manager to find a new job. I really don’t want my child to be affected by a supervisor’s negative attitude when my child is trying to learn the value of volunteering in the community. Manager Courtney please improve your attitude or leave the management of young volunteers to someone else with a disposition better able to lead them in the spirit of the activity instead spreading drama to people who you will only affect in a negative manner.
Overall I still think this pool a great place to swim. I just hope some attitudes shift a bit over time so that my whole family can consistently benefit

On a hot summer day I enjoy a swimming pool with great water, good lifeguards, and the freedom to go nude. Jean E. Pool offers 2 of those.(apparently it’s illegal to go to a public pool nude) The water was fresh and clean… I suspect they have fantastic custodians on their team. I also had lots of respect for a lifeguard named brad Daughtry who was very professional and made me feel safe. I highly encourage his supervisors to give him either a raise or a promotion.(I know potential when I see it) overall I greatly enjoyed this pool.

The best pool in whole Bay area! Always there space for you to swim! and you can jump as well! Great!!!
+ this pool is perfect for kids
+ good for free laps swimming
+ ok showers and toiler
+ changing room is fine (but you should take you own locker)
+many lifeguards, last time I saw 4 or 5 of them. cool = totally safe

An excellent local swimming pool. With the recent remodel this pool has been made even better. Not just from what you see on the inside. The remodel extended to things you do not see as well.
I recommend everyone visit Oceana Swimming Pool, now known as Jean E. Brink pool, for you health and for fun!