Swimming Pools
Five pools, a lazy river, a big slide and two plunges. Swim laps before sunrise, or spend a summer afternoon on the slide.
When you can swim
Adults can swim whenever the club is open. Children under 14 are permitted to swim during children’s hours only.
Children under 9 must be with an adult, with or without lifeguards. Children under 14 must be with an adult when no lifeguard is on duty.
| Days | Adults | Children under 14 |
|---|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | 3am–10pm | 9am–8pm |
| Friday | 3am–8pm | 9am–7:30pm |
| Saturday–Sunday | 4am–7pm | 9am–6:30pm |
Safe and easy for everyone
The short version: children under 9, and anyone who can’t swim, need an adult with them at all times. No diving in any pool.
Children
- Children under 14 swim only during children’s hours.
- Children under 14 need an adult with them whenever no lifeguard is on duty.
- Children under 9, and anyone who can’t swim, need an adult with them at all times.
- Children in floaties or rings need an adult with them.
- Children under 14 use the children’s locker rooms by the poolside snack bar, not the main locker rooms.
In and around the water
- No diving in any pool.
- No running, shoving, shouting or throwing things.
- No glass and no gum around the pools.
- Music on headphones only.
- No sitting or hanging on the lane ropes. No dive sticks or shark torpedoes.
- Rafts and large rings are not allowed at busy times.
- Wear full-coverage swimwear. No thongs.
- Please stay out of the water with an open sore or rash, and tell a lifeguard about any medical condition.
- Adults swim at their own risk when no lifeguard is on duty.
Indoor and outdoor pools
- The indoor pools are for exercise: lap swimming and aqua jogging.
- The small indoor pool is closed to other swimmers during Wave classes.
- Children may play in the small indoor pool when the family pool is closed for weather, and during children’s hours in winter.
- Outdoors, everyone leaves the water and the deck during storms. The pools reopen 15 minutes after the last lightning.
- Wear a shirt and shoes inside the building, and no wet swimsuits indoors.
| Pool | Lengths | Laps |
|---|---|---|
| 25 yards (indoor pools, summer lap pool) | 70 | 35 |
| 25 meters (lap pool outside summer) | 64 | 32 |
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Brenna Suter
Aquatic Director Since 2001Leads the aquatics team at the club’s five pools.
A pool for every kind of swim
Lap swimmers get three pools with proper lanes. Families get a zero-entry pool with a lazy river, a mushroom waterfall and a big water slide. The smallest swimmers get a splash park of their own.
Two of the pools are indoors and heated, so you can swim all year whatever the weather. After a hard session, the cold plunge is the club’s favorite way to recover.
All of it comes with your membership.
Five pools and two plunges
Lap pool
An L-shaped pool for adult lap swimming: 25 yards in summer and 25 meters the rest of the year. The deep side, 7 feet, is made for aqua jogging. Heated to about 80° in winter.
Family pool
Zero entry, a lazy river, the mushroom waterfall and a huge water slide. The slide is open while lifeguards are on duty. Tubes are not provided.
Indoor pools
The large pool has 6 lanes at about 80° for lap swimming. The small pool has 1 lane at about 88° for Wave, aqua jogging, laps and swim lessons. Both are 25 yards.
Splash park and wading pool
Fountains, sprinklers and a very shallow wading pool for the youngest children.
Cold plunge
About 60°, and one of the most popular things in the club. Members use it to ease soreness after a workout. It is co-ed.
Cold plungeHot plunge
Hot water like a whirlpool, without the jets, at about 104°. Next to the cold plunge in the indoor pool building, and co-ed.
Hot tubsSwim lessons for ages 3 to adult
Private lessons all year with our aquatics team. We suggest half-hour lessons for children under 10.
| Half hour | $22 |
|---|---|
| One hour | $44 |
Swim lessons are for members only.
Book swim lessons in the member portal
Sign in, pick who the lessons are for and say which times suit you. It goes straight to the aquatics team, and an instructor calls you to set the dates. Your name and number are already filled in.
Not a member yet? See how to join on the Membership page.