High dive place in Wisconsin..

[EARL]

Any one know of a high dive place near the milwaukee area?

 

[japanada]

Waukesha, Horeb springs.

Mequon has on at a golf course. BP or Pman13a will know the name.

 

[OAK_TREE]

yeah Horeb Springs is bomb. their high dive is situated in the middle of the pool so you have more room on each side so you don't land anywhere near the sides. it's a good pool and its not normally a busy place. i go there quite a bit.

 

[EARL]

cool thanks, is there a websight or directions that i could find on the internet? also is it big enough for dubs? thats really what im look for...

 

[japanada]

http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=horeb+spring+pool+53186&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&view=text&latlng=2634654748840412697

Its definitly big enough for dubs, you could easily do triples off it.

 

[EARL]

alright thanks for the help? one more question though hah how much is it to get in?

 

[skientrepreneur]

Wirth Park in Brookfield has a high dive but the lifeguards wont let you throw anything "reverse" aka gainer or even rodeo. The board is pretty stiff with no ability to adjust so doubles are a real test.

I'm assuming Horeb Spring lifeguards are more open to takeoff angles?

thanks for the info on the Waukesha pool as I'm game for throwing a few kangaroo flips into water.

 

[OAK_TREE]

Horeb Springs is 3.50 and 1 more dollar if you want the slide pass. THEY HAVE TWO SLIDES!!! but 3.50 is worth every penny and its not expensive to begin with.

 

[*christ*]

schroeder aquatic center by brown deer is sweet

 

[Waldo-]

none in mequon

all torn out due to dumb people doin dumb stuff