4 pools in New Mexico 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.
Showing pools open to the public first. Pools for members, residents or guests only, and pools whose public access isn't confirmed, are hidden; choose All pools under "Who can swim" to include them.
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.
Highland Pool
Town or city pool · Albuquerque, NM
400 Jackson SE, Albuquerque, NM
Indoor or outdoor
Indoor and outdoor pools
Season
Indoor pool: Year-round Outdoor wading pool:Not stated by the operator
Who can swim
Indoor pool: open to the public Outdoor wading pool: public access not confirmed
Anyone can pay daily admission
Members
Before you go
Children 8 and under who pass a staff swim test can get a swimmer wristband and swim without a parent in the water.
The pool is also used for Albuquerque Public Schools events.
Children
Children under 10 must be accompanied by a responsible adult (venue page).
Children 8 and under must have an adult in the water with them at all times.
Children 11 and younger are not admitted without an adult or legal guardian present (citywide rule).
Children 8 and under, and any child using a flotation device, must have an adult in the water with them.
The parent or guardian must be in the pool within arm's reach of the child.
Open to the public, with conditions. Check "Before you go" for dates, hours and other limits.
Indoor or outdoor
Indoor and outdoor pools
Season
Not stated by the operator
Who can swim
Indoor recreation pool: open to the public, with conditions Outdoor recreation pool: open to the public, with conditions Olympic pool: open to the public, with conditions
Anyone can pay daily admission
Members
Before you go
Everyone, including non-swimmers and pass holders, needs a wristband; in-person wristbands are same-day only and sell until capacity is reached.
A set number of wristbands is sold per session based on health-code bather load limits.
Everyone must leave between sessions so the facility can be cleaned.
Some days are closed for events; check the closures list before going.
Children 8 and under who pass a staff swim test can get a swimmer wristband and swim without a parent in the water.
Children
Children younger than 10 must be accompanied by a responsible adult (venue page).
Children 8 and under must have an adult in the water with them at all times.
Children 11 and younger are not admitted without an adult or legal guardian present (citywide rule).
Children 8 and under, and any child using a flotation device, must have an adult in the water with them.
The parent or guardian must be in the pool within arm's reach of the child.
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.