4 pools in Maryland 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.
Filters only show pools where the operator confirms that detail, for the same pool at the venue. With "Open to the public", Lessons, Open swim and Lap swim only show pools where the operator confirms non-members can take part. Pools whose page doesn't say are hidden while a filter is on, not ruled out.
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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.
Arundel Olympic Swim Center
Aquatic center · Annapolis, MD
2690 Riva Road, Annapolis, MD 21401
Indoor or outdoor
Indoor
Season
Year-round
Who can swim
Anyone can pay daily admission
Day pass for non-members
Before you go
Children 12 and under must come with a paying adult 18 or older, at least one adult for every five children.
Swimmers must be at least 3 years old and fully toilet-trained; swim diapers are not allowed.
Staff may require a swim test (tread water 60 seconds and swim 25 yards) before using the deep end.
Non-county residents pay a higher daily rate; ID is needed for the resident discount.
Areas of the indoor pools may be closed at times for programs or classes.
The center has an annual summer maintenance closure; in 2026 it was closed July 4 to Sept. 7.
Children
Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult 18 or older who directly supervises them.
Children in flotation devices must have direct parental supervision.
All children must be fully toilet-trained; no swim diapers.
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.