Brigham City Community Pool

Such a fun pool. Went there yesterday for the first time and my kids loved it. The layout of the pool was really nice. The lifeguards seemed to be really on top of things. There was a decent amount of food to choose from at the food stand, but you can also bring in your own food. I also love that there's tons of seating and umbrellas for shade.

Fun for all ages, moderately priced, wish the hours were the same every day.

I give it a light 4. Pool size is great for every age, water slides are in good condition and very fun for everyone's enjoyment. Snack bar has the regular food/drink requests. Life guards are watchful and helpful to everyone. There is some safety problems with bars sticking out , going up to the big water slide. We asked if they had bumpers or anything the manager refused to fix it. Staff move towel items from in front of red line... but not toys that could actually hurt someone. Needs more shade inside pool area, and over the ticket area. Facilities are clean. Everyone seems to be enjoying the day!

This is our new favorite family pool. We went on a family weekend and it was not crowded. The kids slide is very fun and different than a lot of the other ones we have been to. They have diving boards, toddler slides, a big slide, basketball hoops, so much fun. They do have a concession stand with snacks and ice cream.

I have always enjoyed the Brigham City Community Pool! It has childhood mastalgia for me, too, so that helps! The slide is fun, it's very family-friendly, and the facilities are decent. I think a few things could use an upgrade or a deep cleaning--like the restrooms/ changing rooms and the stairs to the slide. But the atmosphere is great on a normal day (there's construction in the area at the moment) and it makes for a nice summer afternoon! I also think the life guards typically do a great job, but we did have an incident during our last visit where something significant went unnoticed. A simple fix would be to have one or two more life guards posted so they can be attentive to their areas and not have their attention split. The incident was a child in the large slide area who should have been urged out of the landing pool before another slider came down. It put the child in danger because a guardian and child came down the slide and landed on the child because he was hanging out (intentionally) under the water. It was scary. But all that is needed is a life guard whose sole job is to watch that pool during their rotation and nothing else. Problem solved. Also, parents near the slide when their children are going down would help, but often parents have several children of differing ages and that can be nearly impossible for some. Just some thoughts! I hope this is helpful! I encourage a day at the BCCP :)