Indoor Aquatics

1. All patrons must shower before entering the water.
2. Proper swimwear is required. Street clothes are not permitted in the pools.
3. Children under 14 years of age must be directly supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.
4. Non-swimmers, children 7 years of age and younger, or children using flotation devices must remain within arm’s reach of a responsible adult 18 years or older. One adult may supervise up to 2 people in water. 
5. Running, horseplay, roughhousing, or unsafe behavior is prohibited on the deck and in the water.
6. Diving is permitted only in designated deep-water areas.
7. Food, beverages (other than bottled water), gum, and glass containers are prohibited in the pool area.
8. Personal flotation devices must be U.S. Coast Guard–approved. Float rafts, infant floats, tubes, inflatable water wings, or extra-large noodles are not permitted.
9. Swimmers with open wounds, contagious illnesses, or communicable skin conditions may not enter the water.
10. All patrons must comply with instructions from lifeguards and facility staff at all times. Failure to do so may result in dismissal from the facility.
11. Emergency and safety equipment is for staff use only unless otherwise directed by a staff member.
12. Photography and recording are not allowed without prior authorization.

1. Lap lanes are designated for continuous swimming and organized training.
2. When more than two swimmers share a lane, circle swimming is required.
3. Swim on the right-hand side of the lane and pass at turns.
4. Rest only on the wall, without obstructing other swimmers.
5. Hanging on lane lines is prohibited.
6. Training equipment (kickboards, pull buoys, fins, paddles) may be used if safe and non-disruptive. Weights of any kind are not permitted.
7. Private instruction or coaching is permitted only with authorization from facility management.
8. Lap swimmers must be 14 years or older, or pass a swim competency test.

1. Slides, water features, and play structures must be used only as intended.
2. One person at a time on slides. Riders must go down feet-first, sitting or lying on their back.
3. Patrons must wait until the splash area is clear before sliding.
4. Diving, flips, spins, and backward entries are not permitted in the leisure pool.
5. Rough play, dunking, and climbing on water features, walls, and fixtures are prohibited.
6. Toys are permitted only if they do not obstruct visibility or compromise safety. Water shooters and any toy not intended for water use are prohibited.
7. Water features, lazy river propulsion, and the slide may be turned on or off at staff discretion as needed for programming and safety.

• Maximum capacity: ___ persons (per facility guidelines).
• Children under 18 years of age are not permitted in the spa.
• Limit use to 15 minutes at a time. Extended exposure may cause dizziness or overheating.
• Pregnant individuals and those with heart conditions, diabetes, or other medical concerns should consult a physician prior use.
• No diving, jumping, or horseplay.
• Patrons must sit in the tub; no swimming, or submerging head underwater.
• Sitting on spa walls is not permitted, as it obstructs lifeguard view.

• Riders must be at least 48 inches tall 
• Only one rider at a time. 
• Enter the slide feet first, lying on your back or seated upright.
• Stopping, standing, or turning inside the slide is not allowed.
• Wait for the lifeguard’s signal before starting.
• Exit the landing zone immediately after sliding.
• Eyewear, flotation devices, jewelry, or loose clothing are not permitted on the slide.
• Pregnant individuals or those with neck, back, or heart conditions should consult a physician prior to use.

• One rider per tube unless otherwise allowed. Small children may sit with an adult if permitted.
• Enter and exit only at designated access points. Entry from the side or walls is not permitted.
• Walking or swimming against the current is not allowed unless during special programs.

Those 13 and younger are required to successfully pass a swim test prior to use of the lap pool.

If a lifeguard observes a swimmer of any age displaying poor swimming ability, it is at the pool staff’s discretion to require a swim test prior to continued use of areas of the lap pool.

Swim Test Criteria: 

Part 1 – SWIM: Swimmers must enter the water in the shallow end, and swim two lengths of the pool – 50 yards. To pass this part, the swimmer must continuously be using the front crawl or breaststroke, with adequate breath control. Swimming underwater, “doggie paddling”, or backstroke are not permitted. The swimmer may not stop, touch the wall/lane line, or floor until this part of the test is complete. 

Part 2 – JUMP & TREAD: Swimmers must jump into the deep end (fully submerging head), resurface, and effectively tread water using arms and legs for 45 seconds. The swimmers must keep their face and mouth out of the water for the entire minute of treading. 

Part 3 – EXIT INDEPENDENTLY: Swimmers must reorientate themselves to an exit point (ladder or side of pool) and exit independently without the help of a parent, care provider, or the testing staff member.

Once a swim test is successfully passed, the swimmer will be given a “deep-water” wristband. After this, the swimmer may receive their “deep-water” wrist band upon entry to the facility as early as the next day. 

Swimming abilities can change due to several factors. Any swimmer may be required to re-test on any given day if a Lifeguard or Supervisor deems it necessary for safety reasons. Children may only attempt the test once per day and are welcome to try again on their next daily visit if they are unsuccessful in their attempt.

• Children under 14 years of age must be directly supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

• Non-swimmers, children 7 years of age and younger, or children using flotation devices must remain within arm’s reach of a responsible adult 18 years or older. One adult may supervise up to 2 people in water. 
• Proper swimwear is required. Street clothes are not permitted in the pools.
• Running, horseplay, roughhousing, or unsafe behavior is prohibited on the deck and in the water.
• Diving is permitted only in designated deep-water areas.
• Food, beverages (other than bottled water), gum, and glass containers are prohibited in the pool area.
• Personal flotation devices must be U.S. Coast Guard–approved. Float rafts, infant floats, tubes, inflatable water wings, or extra-large noodles are not permitted.
• Swimmers with open wounds, contagious illnesses, or communicable skin conditions may not enter the water.
• All patrons must comply with instructions from lifeguards and facility staff at all times. Failure to do so may result in dismissal from the facility.
• Emergency and safety equipment is for staff use only unless otherwise directed by a staff member.
• Photography and recording are not allowed without prior authorization.