Public Pools in St. Petersburg, Florida
There are 12 public swimming pools in St. Petersburg. Folks around here swim year-round, that's just a fact of life in Florida. Even when it cools down some in winter, a heated pool is usually still an option. Summers are hot and humid, so pretty much everyone lives in or near a pool from May to September. We've got a mix of swimmers in St. Petersburg, from serious lap swimmers to families just looking to cool off. If you're new to the area and looking for a place to swim, you'll find a few public spots, but a lot of people also use private options. It's a pretty active swim scene all year long.
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St. Petersburg Municipal Pool

North Shore Aquatic Complex

E.H. McLin Pool

Walter Fuller Pool

Northwest Swimming Pool

Fossil Park Pool

Northshore Pool

Lake Vista Pool

Jennie Hall Pool
St. Petersburg Community Pool

Shore Acres Pool
St. Petersburg Aquatic Center
Frequently asked questions
What's the typical pool season in St. Petersburg?
Most pools are open all year in St. Petersburg, though some might have reduced hours in the cooler months. Since it's Florida, outdoor swimming is common even in winter, especially if the pool is heated. Summer is when you'll find everything in full swing.
Are there any free or low-cost public pools available?
The public pools in St. Petersburg typically charge a small daily fee for entry. For example, the St. Petersburg Community Pool, St. Petersburg Aquatic Center, and St. Petersburg Municipal Pool all have pay-per-entry options. Seasonal passes are usually available too, which can save you money if you swim often.
Which pools are best if I have kids?
The St. Petersburg Community Pool and the St. Petersburg Aquatic Center are both good choices for families. They often have dedicated areas for younger swimmers and offer swim lessons. It's best to check with the specific pool for details on their kid-friendly amenities and programs.
Are there many indoor pools, or are they mostly outdoors?
Most pools in St. Petersburg are outdoors, which makes sense given the climate. However, some facilities, like the St. Petersburg Aquatic Center, do offer indoor options. This is handy for avoiding the midday sun in summer or for cooler winter days. Always good to call ahead.
What if public pool hours don't work for my schedule?
If public pool hours or availability don't fit, remember you can rent private backyard pools by the hour through services like PoolRentalNearMe.com. It's a good alternative if you want a pool to yourself, without the membership hassle, and you can pick times that work for you.