Opening day – Friday, May 20 at noon

May 21 to June 23

• Weekdays: 3 pm to 8 pm
• Weekends: Noon to 8 pm
• Statutory Days: 10 am to 8 pm (May 23)

June 24 to August 21

• Weekdays: Noon to 8 pm
• Weekends: 10 am to 8 pm
• Statutory Days: 10 am to 8 pm (June 24, July 1)

August 22 to Sept 11

• Weekdays: 10 am to 8 pm
• Weekends: Noon to 8 pm
• Statutory Days: 10 am to 8 pm (Sept 5)

• Family membership (any three or more persons living in the same residence): $120
• Couple (any two persons living in the same residence): $90
• Individual: $60
• Senior (age 60 or older): $40
• Please note prices include taxes 

Proper supervision keeps you children safe. See Should I swim with my child? (PDF) for more information.
Children 8 years old and younger are required to take a swim proficiency test administered by the lifeguard. The child must meet the Swim to Survive criteria to achieve a green bracelet and be considered a swimmer:

• Roll into deep water: Orientate oneself at the surface after the entry, any of the following entries would be equally accepted: dive, jump.
• Tread water for 1 minute: Support oneself at the surface head above the water.
• Swim 50 metres: using any method of swimming.

The following are not permitted within the pool or pool area: 

1. Smoking, glass containers and alcoholic beverages.
2. Pushing, shoving and/or rough play.
3. Water wing flotations.
4. Diving in the shallow end.
5. Verbal or physical aggression of any kind towards fellow patrons or staff.
6. Hanging on the lane ropes.

Guidelines & Regulations:

1. Children 8 years old and younger must be accompanied by a guardian to enter the facility. A guardian must be at least 15 years old. Guardians are responsible for their children at all times.
2. Children 8 years old and younger must be within arm’s reach of their guardian at all times.
3. Children 7 or 8 years old may be exempt from the rule #2 if they can pass the swim proficiency test administered by a lifeguard.
4. Children who are not toilet trained must wear swim diapers in the pool.
5. Showers are recommended before entering the pool.
6. Please walk around the pool and pool area.
7. Only certified personal flotation devices may be used if approved by a lifeguard.
8. Water guns, balls or toys are not permitted unless approved by a lifeguard.
9. Eating is permitted in designated areas and at the picnic tables.
10. Chairs and baby strollers must be kept at a minimum of 4 feet (1.2 metres) from the pool’s edge.
11. Lap lanes are reserved for lap swimmers. Swimmers must swim continuously.
12. Hair longer than shoulder length must be tied up.
13. Private swim lessons may only be conducted by personnel approved by the City.
14. Specialized equipment and training must be approved by a lifeguard.
15. The City is not responsible for injuries, damages or the loss of articles caused by or arising from participation in any program or facility sponsored by the City.
16. Failure to respect the pool rules, the staff and City policies may result in being removed from the Facility. If necessary, may result in being refused readmission to the Facility.

Deep End:

1. Only one person on the diving board at a time; one bounce only. Once in the water, swim directly to the ladder.
2. When the diving board and slide are not in use, swimming in the deep end may be permitted only at the authorization of the lifeguard on duty.

Slide Rules:

1. Patrons must remain seated and facing forward.
2. Patrons must wait at the bottom of the stairs until the patron ahead of them exits the pool.
3. After your turn, please swim directly to the ladder.