Public Pools in Staten Island, NY
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Public pools near Staten Island, NY
When it comes to cooling off during the summer, Staten Island has some fantastic publicly accessible pools that cater to all ages and swimming abilities. Let’s dive into the details of some of the top spots where you can splash around, relax, and enjoy a refreshing swim.
The first stop on our list is Lyons Pool. This iconic pool, located in Tompkinsville, is a favorite among locals. With its Olympic-sized dimensions, it offers ample space for serious swimmers to get their laps in while also providing a separate wading pool for the little ones. The entry fee here is delightfully budget-friendly—free! Yes, you read that right. The pool is open from late June through early September, typically from 11 AM to 7 PM daily. If you want to avoid the crowds and have more space to yourself, try visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon.
Next up is Faber Pool in Port Richmond. Nestled within Faber Park, this pool offers not just a place to swim but also stunning views of the Bayonne Bridge. It’s another free entry option and operates on a similar seasonal schedule as Lyons Pool—late June through early September with hours from 11 AM to 7 PM daily. The quality of Faber Pool is top-notch; it's well-maintained with clean facilities and attentive lifeguards ensuring everyone’s safety. For those looking for a quieter experience, weekday mornings are your best bet.
If you’re seeking something with a bit more variety, head over to Tottenville Pool at Tottenville High School. This pool features both an outdoor section for sun-soaked swims and an indoor section for year-round swimming pleasure. During the summer season (late June through early September), outdoor hours typically run from 11 AM to 7 PM daily while indoor hours vary depending on school activities but generally include early mornings and evenings. Entry here is also free during public hours, making it an excellent option for families looking for cost-effective fun.
For those who appreciate modern amenities and accessibility features, West Brighton Pool should be on your radar. Located within Clove Lakes Park, this recently renovated facility boasts zero-entry ramps making it accessible for all community members including those with disabilities or mobility issues. Open from late June through early September with daily hours from 11 AM to 7 PM, West Brighton Pool maintains high standards of cleanliness and safety—a testament to its recent upgrades. To enjoy a more serene swim session without too many splashes around you, consider visiting during weekday afternoons.
Frequently asked questions
Do you have to pay to use public pools in Staten Island, NY?
Most public pools in Staten Island are free, while some charge a reasonable entrance price. Entrance fees can range from $5 to $10 dollars, depending on pool.
Are there free public pools in Staten Island, NY?
Although some public pools in Staten Island are free, there are several that do require a small entrance fee. Many that do offer entrance fees also offer select free swim days.
Do you have to make a reservation for public pools in Staten Island?
Most public pools in Staten Island do not require a reservation, but may require an entrance fee.
Are food and drinks allowed at public pools in Staten Island?
Policies regarding food and drinks vary by pool. Some public pools in Staten Island have designated picnic areas or snack bars, while others may have restrictions. It's best to check the specific pool's rules before bringing food or drinks.
What should I bring when visiting a public pool in Staten Island?
When visiting a public pool in Staten Island, it's recommended to bring a swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, and a water bottle. Some pools may have specific rules about what items can be brought in, so it's a good idea to check in advance.
Can I rent swim equipment at public pools in Staten Island?
Some public pools in Staten Island offer swim equipment rentals, such as kickboards, fins, and goggles. It's best to check with the specific pool to see what equipment is available for rent or if you should bring your own.
Can I host parties at public pools in Staten Island?
Each pool may have different policies regarding hosting parties and bringing food and drinks. To find and book a private party venue in Staten Island, consider exploring party venues on Swimply.
Do any pools in Staten Island, NY allow dogs?
Most public pools do not allow dogs, unfortunately. To find dog friendly public pools, consider booking a dog friendly private pool on Swimply.