Daytona Beach Community Pool
Daytona Beach Community Pool is a public swimming pool in Daytona Beach, Florida. Admission is $10 adult / $3 child.
| Admission | $10 adult / $3 child (verify current rates) |
| Rating | 4.1★ (83 Google reviews) |
| Type | outdoor |
Best for: ["families", "casual recreation", "toddlers", "summer cooldown"]
About Daytona Beach Community Pool
Honestly, the Daytona Beach Community Pool looks like a solid spot if you're in the area. It's outdoors, which is pretty standard for Florida, and seems to get decent marks. It's got a 4.1 out of 5 from 83 Google reviews. They've rigged it out with a diving board, which is a big plus for a lot of people, and there's a kiddie pool so the little ones can splash safely. I also saw they have concessions, so you can grab a snack without packing a whole spread. Daytona Beach has about 72,000 people, so it's a decent-sized town. An adult ticket is ten bucks, and kids get in for three. It’s a good choice if you're looking to cool off or get some sun.
What are Daytona Beach Community Pool's hours?
Published hours aren't available for Daytona Beach Community Pool yet. Call the facility to confirm current hours.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to get into the Daytona Beach Community Pool?
Adult admission to the Daytona Beach Community Pool is $10. For kids, it's cheaper; a child's ticket will run you $3. Those are pretty standard prices, I'd say.
Is the Daytona Beach Community Pool good for families and kids?
Yes, it looks good for families. They have a specific kiddie pool, which is always nice for younger children. Plus, the diving board is usually a big hit with older kids. Concessions mean you don't have to pack a full lunch.
Is there parking at the Daytona Beach Community Pool, and is it accessible?
My info doesn't specify parking availability or accessibility features. With a community pool, there's usually some parking, but I'd call ahead to confirm if accessibility is a concern for you or your group.
Are there any other public pools in Daytona Beach?
I focus mostly on this pool for now. To find other options, I'd suggest checking out the City of Daytona Beach Parks and Recreation department's website. They usually list all their public swimming facilities.
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