Pool Rules, apply at all pool locations

Lifeguards are ON DUTY to enforce rules and regulations and to respond to emergencies. You are ultimately responsible for your safety and your child’s safety.

• Children ages 5 and under must be accompanied into the water by an adult (age 18+) WITHIN ARM’S REACH. Admission wristbands must be worn if applicable.
• Children ages 6-8 must be accompanied by someone age 12+, into the pool area.
• Innertubes, life preservers, and/or water wings will be allowed during open swim in designated areas only when the pool is not crowded. Any child wearing water wings or inner tubes must be accompanied into the water by an adult (18+) within arm’s reach.
• Use of snorkels, face masks, fins or kickboards will be decided by the Manager on Duty.
• Dive only in designated areas. NO diving is allowed in water less than 5 feet deep.
• Swimmers with questionable ability who enter deep water, use a diving board, or use a water slide must swim a distance to the satisfaction of the guard on duty.
• No one, regardless of age or ability, may “catch” another swimmer who is going off the diving board or big slide.
• ONLY single riders on waterslides (exception: double tubes at Weaver Hollow). Feet first only.
• No horseplay on play features.
• Flotation devices, goggles and masks are NOT ALLOWED on diving boards or slides.
• Swim diapers or plastic pants required if not toilet trained.
• No smoking inside fenced areas.
• ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOL allowed.
• We recommend guardians remain present during lessons.

The above rules are not inclusive. Manager on Duty may enforce further rules for the safety of the patrons. Signs will be posted at each pool for specific rules pertaining to that facility.

Lap Swim Etiquette, applies at all pool locations

Due to limited lap lanes, we require that patrons share their lanes accordingly. Please group yourselves according to ability:

• Two Swimmers – Each swimmer stays on a respective side.
• Three or more Swimmers – Swim counter-clockwise in a single file line, staying on the right side of the lane.