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| Calvin Wilks is ready for a swim at one of plymouth's beaches. You know you are too! |
Summer is great here in Plymouth. One of the best ways to get out and enjoy it is swimming! Lifetime fitness has a great pool with big waterslides and an indoor pool too! But you do have to pay to use it 7.25 for adults and 3.50 for kids, that’s a special rate for Plymouth residents. New Hope pool is also great with high dives and the classic outdoor pool vibe. However that pool closes on August 18.
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| The indoor pool at life time is sweet. |
In my opinion swimming in one of Plymouths 8 lakes is way better anyways. It’s completely free of course and there are many well maintained beach areas. The lakes are safe and clean, even though they’re real murky.
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| The pavilion and beach at West Medicine Lake Park! A great place to swim, barbeque or pop wheelies on Radio Flyers |
The best beach in Plymouth is West Medicine Lake Park. Its scenic and comfortable, the water stays shallow for quite a ways, there is a great playground, and a basketball court with a tall hoop and a short hoop so you can show off your best slam dunks. Another nice thing about this beach is it has an area where you can pull boats up and park them on the beach. You’ll always see plenty of fishermen at this park fishing both in the lake and on the little pond behind the park.
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| The Beach at West Medicine Lake Park, Nicest on the Lake. |
Other good swimming areas:
French Park, good beach, but you have to park way up at the playground and ride a little shuttle train thing down to the beach, which is actually kind of fun.
East Medicine Lake Park: Nice but in a weird place by all these mechanical buildings, also windiest side of the lake.
Parkers Lake Park: This place is nice but last I saw it was completely underwater due to high water levels. The Trick Water Ski Show by “Shockwaves” takes place at this park and its totally sweet.
Or Your Backyard:
Well there’s just a small sampling enjoy ‘em while you still can!
