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Top 10 Public Swimming Pools in Sonoma, CA

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Public pools near Sonoma, CA

Sonoma is nestled in the heart of wine country. It's not just the vineyards that make this place a splash. Let’s dive into some of the top publicly accessible pools where you can soak up the sun and enjoy a refreshing dip.

First up, we have the Sonoma Aquatic Center. This gem is located right in the heart of town and offers a fantastic setting for both serious swimmers and those just looking to paddle around. With entry fees hovering around $5 for adults and $3 for children, it’s an affordable way to cool off without breaking the bank. Open from mid-May through September. Their hours are typically 11 AM to 7 PM on weekdays and 10 AM to 6 PM on weekends. The pool is well-maintained, with crystal-clear waters that reflect the blue skies above, almost like a mirror capturing California’s essence. If you’re looking to avoid crowds, try visiting during weekday afternoons when locals are still tied up with work or school.

Next on our list is Morton’s Warm Springs Resort, which isn’t just any pool—it’s an experience! Located about a short drive from Sonoma in Glen Ellen, this place boasts natural mineral pools that draw visitors like bees to honey. With its roots dating back to Native American times, Morton’s offers something special: therapeutic waters that feel as if they’re giving you a gentle embrace. Entry here costs about $15 for adults and $10 for kids—a small price for relaxation under towering oaks whispering stories of olden days. Open seasonally from late spring through early fall, it operates Wednesday through Sunday from 10 AM until dusk. For a more serene experience, swing by on weekday mornings when you might find yourself floating amid tranquility.

Then there’s Maxwell Farms Regional Park Pool over in Santa Rosa—a hop and skip away but worth every mile traveled. This family-friendly spot features both lap lanes and play areas perfect for water games or simple splashing about. It costs around $4 per adult entry and $2 per child—making it easy on the wallet while heavy on fun! Open from June through August with hours running from noon till 5 PM daily, this pool is your go-to spot during those sizzling summer months when even your ice cream cone needs shade.

And let me tell you about Spring Lake Lagoon—though technically not a pool in the traditional sense, it deserves mention among these aquatic havens due to its unique charm! Located within Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa, you'll find sandy shores bordering calm waters that are ideal for toddlers practicing their first strokes or adults floating lazily under cotton candy clouds. The lagoon charges approximately $7 per vehicle entry into the park itself but doesn’t require additional fees beyond that—so pack your picnic basket and make a day of it! Operating seasonally from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, weekdays see fewer visitors, making them prime time slots if solitude is what you seek.

Each location exudes its own personality—from Sonoma's community-centered vibe at its aquatic center to Morton’s historic allure with healing waters—and they all invite us to dive into moments of joy shared under sunny skies or starlit evenings.

So whether you're paddling along like a duckling at dawn or basking like an otter come noon, these pools promise not just refreshment but memories waiting to be made with family friends or perhaps even newfound acquaintances we meet along our watery wanderings.

So grab your goggles (and maybe some sunscreen), because there's no better time than now to explore these watery wonders right here in our backyard!

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