Streeter Pool — Local services in Morris Township

Our family loves the Morris Township community pools! This is our Streeter Pool Review!

One of the perks is the convenience of electric vehicle parking and charging stations, such a thoughtful addition. The pools themselves are perfect for families, with splash pads and shallow ends in the larger pools that are safe for younger kids, and plenty of space to enjoy the water.

We especially appreciate the splash pad area, which has two picnic tables under awnings, it’s a great spot for kids to play while parents can relax. Another bonus is the park located within the pool area, making it easy to mix up the day with swimming, playing, and picnicking all in one place.

I personally like that you can bring your own chairs and spread out on the grass areas. It really makes for a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere and a fun day out for everyone. Highly recommend for families looking for a welcoming, well-thought-out community...

Joined again this year because there aren’t many other pools where we live. $745 is a quite steep for a family of non-residents (of Morris Township). Been coming here for years and the membership has gone up dramatically. Used to be in the $600’s when we joined. If you told me they added improvements, like a snack bar or more lounge chairs, I’d be ok with the increase, but they still have the same small number of lounge chairs (at least use the price hikes to accommodate the patrons and get more chairs. They also used to give each family that signed up 8 free passes to bring guests. Now they only give four. Not sure we’ll join...

I love this pool. It's beautiful and the staff are great. I only take one star off because of the lanes. They don't limit the time and you can wait 45 minutes to do 10 laps while people swim a slow lap, take a 3 minute break, swim a slow lap, 3 minute break for 30 plus minutes. I'd understand if this was an older person but older people do their laps and exit the pool. Maybe the swimmers could be more considerate but since, generally speaking, they're unaware, having the pool set a time limit during the busiest hours seems a practical way to have everyone...