Palm Coast Municipal Pool
Palm Coast Municipal Pool is a public swimming pool in Palm Coast, Florida. Admission is $8 adult / $3 child.
| Admission | $8 adult / $3 child (verify current rates) |
| Rating | 3.6★ (246 Google reviews) |
| Type | competition |
Best for: ["lap swimmers", "fitness swimmers"]
About Palm Coast Municipal Pool
It's pretty clear the Palm Coast Municipal Pool is built for serious swimming. I mean, they've got Olympic Lanes and a diving well, so you know people are there to train or just really get some laps in. The Google rating is a 3.6 out of 5 from quite a few reviews, 246 of them actually, which tells me it's well-used. You'll find spectator seating there too, which is handy if you're watching a meet or just a friend going for their personal best. Admission is $8 for adults and $3 for kids. Given it's a competition pool in a city of nearly 100,000, I'd expect it to get pretty busy, especially at peak times. It’s definitely not a 'splash around' kind of place; it's set up for people who are focused on swimming.
What are Palm Coast Municipal Pool's hours?
Published hours aren't available for Palm Coast Municipal Pool yet. Call the facility to confirm current hours.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to swim at the Palm Coast Municipal Pool?
Adult admission to the Palm Coast Municipal Pool is $8. For children, it's a bit less at $3. It's a pretty standard price point for a municipal pool, especially one with competition features.
Is the Palm Coast Municipal Pool good for families and young kids?
With Olympic lanes and a diving well, this pool is primarily set up for serious swimmers and competition. While kids are welcome, it's not really designed as a casual play pool for young children. There might be better options in Palm Coast for family-focused fun, depending on what you're looking for.
Is there parking or ADA accessibility at the pool?
The information I have doesn't specify parking or ADA accessibility details for the Palm Coast Municipal Pool. Most modern public facilities have accessible options, but I'd recommend contacting the pool directly or checking the city's parks and recreation website for specifics on parking and access.
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