The Lombardi Recreation Center at the University of Nevada, Reno, offers a variety of fitness and recreational facilities. This center is a hub for students and faculty and provides facilities such as a well-maintained swimming pool, where Olympic bronze medalist Krysta Palmer practices. The users highly recommend it for its spacious lanes and pleasant pool temperature.
The center's environment supports both recreational and professional aquatic activities. Although the pool facilities receive much praise, some users wish for more inclusive swim clubs, catering to faculty and staff as well as students, especially during convenient times.
Pros:
- Beautiful and well-maintained facility.
- Olympic bronze medalist Krysta Palmer practices here.
- Great pool temperature.
- Plenty of open lanes for swimming.
- Suitable for both recreational and professional use.
- Located at the University of Nevada, Reno.
- Highly recommended by frequent users.
- Clean and spacious environment.
Cons:
- Limited inclusive swim clubs.
- Some users find midday or evening slots difficult for groups.
- Need clearer pool depth information.
Location / Contact
- Address: 101 S Stadium Way, Reno, NV 89512, United States
- Phone:+1 775-784-1225
- Email:[email protected]
- Website:unr.edu
Rating Stats
Reviews (8)
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.6-star.
This business has 8 reviews.
The address is: 101 S Stadium Way, Reno, NV 89512, United States .
The contact number is +1 775-784-1225
This service is listed under Recreation Center .
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Hemmam Nashnush
9 months ago
how deep is the pool ?
Cora
10 months ago
Vicki Palmer
10 months ago
Beautiful facility, we enjoy watching our Olympic bronze medalist Krysta Palmer practice her diving there.
Nancy Flack
11 months ago
Ollie Whittemore
4 years ago
Jessie Koltz
4 years ago
I love the pool here. Great temperature and there's always a lane or two open. But I do wish there was a masters group, or another club that could include faculty and staff as well as students, that was able to meet either during the midday lap swim hour or in the evenings. Who would be interested in a group!?🏊♀️ …
Lawrence Pavilionis
4 years ago
Great place
Vivek Krishnan
4 years ago