Opening Hours

Weekdays:

7am - 10am Exercise only                                                                                                                                                                                     

10am - 6:00pm General Public     

Last entry into the facility is at 5:15pm                                                                                                                                                                                                   

 Weekends & Public Holidays:

10am - 7:00pm

Last entry into the facility is at 6:15pm 

 

Please note that pools are cleared 15 minutes before closing. 

 

Christmas & New Year Hours

Dec 24: 7am-4pm

Dec 25 & 26: Closed

Dec 27-30: 10am-7pm

Dec 31: 10am-4pm

Jan 1: Closed

Jan 2-5: 10am-7pm

Jan 6: Normal hours resume 

 

Number 2 Bath House opening hours

Open at the start of every hour for half and hour during opening hours.

To make a booking call 07 884 4498

Click here for information about Number 2 Bath House

 

Main Pool

The 20m outdoor pool is heated to 31 degrees in summer and 33 degrees in winter - that's not too cold to get into, but not too hot for a good workout! There is a lift for disabled access to and from the pool if required.

 

Toddler's Pool

The toddler's pool is ideal for kids of any age with a water feature for added fun. It has a sloped floor, so young ones can safely play in the water without getting out of their depth. This pool is slightly warmer than the main pool.

 

Spa 

Our spa is kept maintained at 38 degrees - the ideal temperature for a relaxing soak (especially after a walk on one of the many surrounding tracks). The spa is closed on Tuesdays from midday until closing for cleaning purposes.

 

Lifeguards are on duty at all times however the National Pool Alone Policy stipulates that children under the age of 8 years must be actively supervised by a caregiver 16 years or older at all times. This means being within sight, within reach and being able to provide immediate assistance.

Supervision of young children is a shared responsibility for all the community and lifeguards play an important role in this. However ultimate responsibility lies with the caregiver.  Your children are precious, please keep a close eye on them at all times.