Looking for pools in Winchester? You’re in luck! Winchester and the surrounding area offer a variety of swimming options for residents and visitors alike. This guide provides key information about pool access, programs, and important safety details, pulled from local resources.
Winchester City Pool at WCC: What to Know
The Winchester City Pool, located at the Winchester Country Club, is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Hours may change when school is in session.
Certified lifeguards are on duty during all open hours, but parents are expected to keep a close eye on children 6 years old and under.
Lap lanes are open to members at all times. Guests must be accompanied by a member and sign in with the lifeguard on duty.
Swimming Programs and Activities
Winchester offers many ways to get involved in swimming, from lessons to swim teams to pool parties.
Swim Lessons
- Summer swim lessons: Check online for class availability and registration details.
- Adult swim lessons: Available for all skill levels.
Swim Teams
- Winchester “Stingrays”: A year-round competitive USA Swimming Club.
- Winchester “Penguins”: Competes in a local summer swim league. Contact Sue Hiscock at (931) 962-4204 for information.
Pool Parties
Reservations and schedules are available online. Lifeguards are included. Note that glass containers and alcohol aren’t allowed at pool parties.
Lifeguard Training
Want to be a lifeguard? Here’s what you need to know:
- Must be 15 years old and pass a swim test.
- The course is 28 hours, including pool and classroom time.
- You’ll learn CPR, First Aid, how to use an AED, and how to administer oxygen.
- Classes need at least 4 students and can have at most 10.
Conclusion
Whether you’re looking for a place to swim laps or join a competitive team, Winchester has options. Check the online resources and contact the Swimplex to learn more!