The Marinwood Pool is closed for the winter season and will reopen in April. Please check back in February for Season 2025 information.
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All visitors entering the pool facility must pay entrance fee regardless if swimming or not. Children under the age of 1 year are free of charge.
- Best value for regular pool users and includes discounts on certains programs/rentals.
5 Swim Punch Pass
- 2nd Best Value for using the pool (adults save $2 per visit)
- Access to all Lap Swim, Recreation Swim and Tot Pool Hours (age restrictions apply)
- Marinwood Resident: $30
- Non-Resident: $40
- Valid for 2023 Season only
Daily Drop In
- Only available during Recreation Swim Hours
| Resident Adult | $8 |
| Resident Child (Ages 1-17) | $7 |
| Resident Senior (Age 60+) | $7 |
| Non-Resident Adult | $10 |
| Non-Resident Child (Ages 1-17) | $9 |
| Non-Resident Senior (Age 60+) | $9 |
Lap Swim
Open to the Public- Members or With a Punch Pass
Looking for relaxing, low impact, and theraputic excercise? Marinwood Pool offers five 25-yard lanes with kick boards, swim bouys and water belts provided. Whether you are starting your day off with an early morning swim or rehabing an injury in the afternoon, Marinwood is where you want to be.
Recreation Swim
Open to the Public- Members, With a Punch Pass or Drop-Ins
There is something for everyone at the Marinwood Pool. Come spend the day lounging in the sun nestled in Marinwood’s little slice of paradise and enjoy:
- Main pool depths ranging from 3 1/2ft. to 12ft.
- Two 12 ft. water slides (check schedule for operating times)
- 1 1/2ft. deep toddler wading pool
- Ice cream, snacks and drinks for purchase
- Ping Pong and lawn games
- Ample shade and seating on pool deck and grass
- Three reservable pool party areas (check rental form for options)
No pool toys or floats allowed in the main pool (only Coast Guard approved life jackets). Children under the age of 14 must pass a swim test, uninterrupted swim of 25 yards, to swim unattended in the deep end or be eligible to go on the waterslides. If a child is wearing a life jacket, an adult guardian must be within arms reach of the swimmer.