Welcome to Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool
The Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool is situated on Kokoda Road and has a 50m Pool and a shaded Toddlers Pool perfect for those little ones trying to cool off or gain confidence in the water.
BBQ facilities and a huge outdoor area with grass and native trees provide family-friendly surrounds. We pride ourselves on the pool water quality and the simple enjoyment of a swim experience in the open-air - perfect for lap swimmers or just cool off on those hot summer days. Enjoy the inflatable in the pool at advertised times. New food options, self-service BBQ available.
We look forward to welcoming you to our venue.
Watch Around Water Policy
Please note: children under 5 years old need to be supervised within arms-reach at all times, and children under 10 years old need to be accompanied by an adult who must observe the child(ren) at all times.
Children under 10 years old without an accompanying adult will be asked to leave our venue, thank you for your understanding.
Weather Policy:
Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool will open on days where the forecast temperature for Nuriootpa (according to http://www.bom.gov.au) at 5pm the day prior is 25 degrees or above. The pool will remain open an additional hour to 8pm if the forecast temperature for Nuriootpa (according to http://www.bom.gov.au) at 5pm the day prior is 34 degrees or above.
Extended opening times are at the discretion of management.
Pool will be CLOSED on Christmas Day and New Years Day.
The centre is fully supervised by fully trained and qualified lifeguards and the pool is kept clean and beautiful by fully trained and qualified Pool Plant Operators.
If you would like to know more about Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool, please contact us during our open times at (08) 8562 1527 or send a message to the Nuriootpa War Memorial Swimming Pool Facebook page. If you have any questions during the off season, please call The Rex on (08) 8563 2766.
Opening Times
Nuriootpa Swimming Pool is Open for the Summer Season.
Lap Swimming:
Monday – Friday: 6am – 10am,
Saturday: 8am – 12pm
No lap swimming Sunday.
(Lap swimming is open regardless of temperature)
General swimming:
School Term:
Monday – Friday: 3:30pm – 7pm,
Saturday: 12pm - 7pm
Sunday: 12pm - 7pm
School Holidays:
Monday - Friday: 12pm - 7pm
Saturday: 12pm - 7pm
Sunday: 12pm - 7pm
Public Holidays: 12pm - 7pm
(General swimming is open as per the weather policy)
Opening times are subject to change due to conditions and staffing, please see our Facebook page for more regular updates and information or call us on 8562 1527.
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