4 pools in Arizona checked on each operator's official website. Filter by indoor, year-round, lessons and who can swim.
Find indoor and outdoor swimming options for your family. Check each pool's official website for current hours, seasonal opening dates, fees and admission requirements before you visit. Some pools require membership, residency or a guest pass; access details are shown in each listing. "Not stated by the operator" means a detail has not been confirmed.
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Pools open to the public (4)
Anyone can pay to swim at these pools. Some have limits, such as dates, hours, ticket rules or age rules, shown on each card. Where a venue has more than one pool, the card says which pool is open to the public.
Skyline Aquatic Center
Aquatic center · Mesa, AZ
845 S. Crismon Rd., Mesa, AZ 85208
Open to the public, with conditions. Check "Before you go" for dates, hours and other limits.
Indoor or outdoor
Not stated by the operator
Season
Seasonal (not open all year)
Who can swim
Anyone can pay daily admission
Day pass for non-members
Before you go
All Mesa pools are closed on Labor Day.
Riders must be at least 48 inches tall for the water slide.
Only Coast Guard-approved flotation devices are allowed; no arm floaties.
Children
Children under 12 must be accompanied and attended by an adult or a responsible teen aged 16 or older.
Stay within arm's reach of children under 8.
Children under 8 wear a wristband so lifeguards can recognize them.
Offers
Open swim(open to the public)
Public swim is summer only; in 2026 it ran from May 23 and was weekends-only from July 25 to September 6.
Public swim passes are valid only during designated public swim hours.
Lap swim(open to the public)
Lap swim at Skyline closes for annual maintenance from January 11 to January 29, 2027.
Slides, water toys and diving boards are closed September through May.
All city pools close on several holidays; check the posted schedule.
Flotation devices must be Coast Guard-approved and worn only by non-swimmers with one-to-one adult supervision.
Clements is closed from late December to mid-January in the 2026-27 winter schedule.
Children
Children under 7 are not admitted to the pool area unless accompanied by an adult 18 or older.
Offers
Open swim(open to the public)
Lap swim(open to the public)
A lap swim pass is required to lap swim or water walk; passes are not sold at the pool, and first-time buyers must register in person at a designated city location.
Non-residents pay a higher lap swim pass rate than Tucson residents.
Slides, water toys and diving boards are closed September through May.
All city pools close on several holidays; check the posted schedule.
Flotation devices must be Coast Guard-approved and worn only by non-swimmers with one-to-one adult supervision.
Extended-season pool, open roughly May to October; the 2026 fall schedule ends November 7.
Children
Children under 7 are not admitted to the pool area unless accompanied by an adult 18 or older.
Offers
Open swim(open to the public)
Lap swim(open to the public)
A lap swim pass is required to lap swim or water walk; passes are not sold at the pool, and first-time buyers must register in person at a designated city location.
Non-residents pay a higher lap swim pass rate than Tucson residents.
Pools change hours, prices and rules every season. If a detail here no longer matches the operator's own page, email [email protected] with the pool name and a link to the official page, or use our contact page. Pool operators can send corrections the same way.