To the Add a Pool section of the site, read the first page, then fill out the questionnaire. What we have in each listing is the latest news we have.)Īlso, please consider checking the listings of the pools you regularly use at home or when traveling, as your knowledge may be helpful to someone else who is unfamiliar with the area and visiting for the first time. (No, it's not a place for you to ask us questions. The edit button to tell us what needs to be changed. There is an 'Edit' button on just about every line of every listing, click on To complete in many places, prices will change four or five times before we have a chance to check the pool’s official website again.įor that reason, we ask for your help: If any of the information in the listing is incorrect, out of date, or could be improved, please tell us. The data in the site is under continual review and is revised whenever the site’s editor becomes aware of a change, but, with more than 20,000 listings, a complete, periodic review of every listing takes about seven years Look to those resources within each listing for more detailed information.

Pools’ own official websites and Facebook pages, clickable email addresses, and links to the websites of the clubs and teams that swim there. Where possible, we include hypertext links to the We can and do try to give you reliable information about the pools, their locations, their admission policies, and their single-visit or casual swimming prices. We cannot tell you about the availability or cost of swimming lessons we cannot get you discounted admission to swim at any of them and we cannot help you find your children’s lost goggles or bathing suits. We cannot tell you the pools’ opening and closing times or when Senior Aerobics classes are held “The whole community is getting a face-lift here,” said Julie Braley, spokeswoman for the Parks and Recreation Department.Swimmers Guide is not connected with any of the facilities listed on this site in any way.

At the adjacent Lark Downs Park ballfields, crews installed new dugouts and bleachers and improved the fields. The city didn’t want to forget the land around the new center. Bow Creek, which was the city’s most recently rebuilt rec center, is LEED certified. It’s a program that recognizes environmentally friendly buildings.

In the new group-exercise room, visitors will work out on bamboo flooring, which is softer on the joints and eco-friendly.Īll of the features will help the city achieve LEED Silver certification, MacPherson said. The new center features a large natatorium that contains a 6-lane competition pool with competition diving areas and a 25’ high glass rock climbing wall, a leisure-fun pool with a zero-entry beach and VB-themed play structures, and an aqua-track / lazy river element. Even with the lights out, the “skytubes” provide enough light for the double gymnasium, MacPherson said. The new Kempsville Community Recreation Center replaces a 1976 recreation and community facility on the same site. People who use the gymnasium will notice tubular skylights in the ceiling that reduce the need for artificial lighting. The new Kempsville Recreation Center, scheduled to open June 8, has an all glass front that allows natural light inside, photographed on Monday, May 1, 2017.Įnvironmentally friendly building The entire front side of the rec center is made of colored-glass panels that let in natural light and give visitors a view of the outside. In ’77, all I really wanted from a rec center was the opportunity to play lots of games. E-Pilot Evening Edition Home Page Close Menu Kempsville Rec Center: 1977 vs 2017 Here’s the difference for one long-time Beach resident.

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