ABOUT
Stetson Swim School- A Traveling Swim School that Comes to you!
Stetson Swim School is a small, local North West Valley swim school. We are a travel swim school traveling to your home pool or a pool you provide. Our boundaries include 7th St West to 99th Ave and Thunderbird Road North to Carefree Hwy.
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We will now be taking several Buckeye location clients and we have a pool there as well! Buckeye boundaries include Perryville Rd West to Miller Rd and MC 85 North to Indian School Rd.
We pride ourselves on high quality swim lessons focusing on safety, independent swimming, endurance and correct stroke work. Our instructors have many years of teaching experience. We love what we do!
Our Boundaries
Boundary lines are 7th St. West to 99th Ave
Thunderbird Ave North to Dove Valley Rd.
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We are now taking clients in Buckeye!
Buckeye boundaries include Perryville Rd West to Miller Rd and MC 85 North to Indian School Rd.
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I'M AN ORIGINAL CATCHPHRASE
TESTIMONIALS
Parents Recommend
Sue C.
"Great instructors every summer! This will be our 3rd year with my 4 year old grand daughter. Have seen a great improvement in her ability and comfort in the pool and spa! Hoping to get my 2 year old grandson set up this year too."
Tami K
"I highly recommend Stetson Swim Club. They take the time to know your child and develop a plan based on their needs. Not only did my daughter learn to swim, she learned the various swim strokes. She truly has a love for swimming!"
Ami M.
"My daughter had taken lessons with Stetson from when she was a toddler until she was an independent swimmer. I have been amazed by how quickly she picked up on what was being taught! Every week was more and more progress. The teaching techniques they use are so effective! I absolutely love this company and the instructors. Now it’s time for my son to start lessons and we would not choose anyone else for lessons!! We are so thankful for Dawn and her incredible staff for many summers of highly successful lessons and teaching our kids to be safe in the water and strong swimmers."