Your neighborhood pool
A place to cool off, spend time together, and enjoy the summer.

Pool hours
10 a.m.–8 p.m. daily during the season
The published 2026 opening date is May 23. Hours may change; contact management for seasonal closures or current conditions.
Pool keys
A key fob costs $15, plus a 4% card fee ($15.60 total).
Contact management for a new key or access assistance.
Contact managementPay for a pool key through Clover ↗
Pool rules and access
- Bring your key, sign in with the lifeguard, and keep the entrance closed. Each household may bring two guests daily.
- Children 12 and younger need an accompanying adult aged 18 or older.
- Follow lifeguards’ directions and avoid distracting them. Unsafe conduct can lead to removal or suspended privileges.
- No running, diving, pushing, dunking, spitting, throwing water, hanging on lifelines, or glass containers.
- No food near the pools, gum, tobacco, animals, bicycles, skateboards, roller blades, hard balls, or large rafts. Dispose of trash properly.
- Wear swimwear, not cutoffs. Children who are not toilet trained need swim diapers; plastic diapers are prohibited.
- During hourly 15-minute adult swim, adults may hold one non-swimming child aged three or younger in direct contact.
- Small flotation toys are limited to the shallow end at lifeguards’ discretion. Non-swimmers using flotation devices require direct adult contact in the water.
- No abusive or excessively loud language. Keep radios at lifeguard-approved volumes. Users are responsible for damage caused by their families and guests.
- Do not enter with a communicable illness or open wound.
Wading pool
For children seven and younger only. There is no lifeguard in the wading pool; parents are responsible for supervising their children.