Splashing in a cold pool or jumping into the crisp waters of the Atlantic are the height of summer fun for kids — but also are among the biggest threats to young children, especially on Long Island.

Lake Country Family Fun's summer guides cover pools, aquatic centers, water parks, and beaches in Waukesha County and beyond.

Playing in the water is not only fun, but it can improve a child’s physical and cognitive development. Here’s why you should ...

Neighbors in a quiet suburban community off Rolling Road in Catonsville are outraged over numerous pool parties they said are ...

Twin Spring Farm Day Camp in Ambler moved all activities indoors Friday, July 17 due to a Code Purple Air Quality Alert. The alert was issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection ...

It's swimming pool season. Parents are debating whether that means their kids can skip baths. (Jordan Siemens via ) Every ...

Both Cuyahoga Falls and Twinsburg closed their outdoor water facilities. Several camps limiting outdoor fun, moving activities inside. Many kids who were looking forward to outdoor activities and ...

Berzerker Swimming, a Webb City-based team, hosted its home swim meet, called Ragnarock, recently at Schifferdecker Aquatic Center. Head coach Sean Klosterman, who will retire after several years at ...

After facing months of delays, construction on the new Shepherdsville Aquatic Park is moving along.Most of the work on the ...

For Lynnshea Ward, the construction of a new pool in Longview’s Stamper Park is about more than having a place to swim. It’s ...

Before heading off to SUNY Albany in September for his freshman year, Ethan Stephen will spend his third summer as a ...