Family Swimming Pools in Washington, DC

• Anyone can pay daily admission
• Day pass for non-members
• Residents (resident pass or membership)

• Non-residents must pay to use DC Department of Parks and Recreation pools.
• Non-residents must buy a swim pass before the visit (online or at a DPR recreation center) and bring the receipt; DPR does not accept cash.
• A photo ID is required to enter DPR indoor pools.
• Swimmers may be asked to pass a swim test before using the deep end.
• Children and their guardians must leave the pool during the scheduled safety breaks.
• The slide is offline during DPR programs.

• Children under 13 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult 18 or older at all times.
• Children under 6 need an adult in swimwear within arm's length in the pool, with no more than three young children per adult.
• One parent may supervise no more than six children ages 6 to 12.

Not confirmed by the operator

• Anyone can pay daily admission
• Day pass for non-members
• Residents (resident pass or membership)

• Non-residents must pay to use DC Department of Parks and Recreation pools.
• Non-residents must buy a swim pass before the visit (online or at a DPR recreation center) and bring the receipt; DPR does not accept cash.
• Swimmers may be asked to pass a swim test before using the deep end.
• Children and their guardians must leave the pool during the scheduled safety breaks.
• Open in summer only; the pool is closed for the rest of 2026.
• When the pool is full, entry is one-in, one-out.
• A government-issued photo ID is required to enter all DPR aquatic facilities.

• Children under 13 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult 18 or older at all times.
• Children under 6 need an adult in swimwear within arm's length in the pool, with no more than three young children per adult.
• One parent may supervise no more than six children ages 6 to 12.

Not confirmed by the operator

• Anyone can pay daily admission
• Day pass for non-members
• Residents (resident pass or membership)

• Non-residents must pay to use DC Department of Parks and Recreation pools.
• Non-residents must buy a swim pass before the visit (online or at a DPR recreation center) and bring the receipt; DPR does not accept cash.
• A photo ID is required to enter DPR indoor pools.
• Swimmers may be asked to pass a swim test before using the deep end.
• Children and their guardians must leave the pool during the scheduled safety breaks.

• Children under 13 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult 18 or older at all times.
• Children under 6 need an adult in swimwear within arm's length in the pool, with no more than three young children per adult.
• One parent may supervise no more than six children ages 6 to 12.

Not confirmed by the operator

• Anyone can pay daily admission
• Day pass for non-members
• Residents (resident pass or membership)

• Non-residents must pay to use DC Department of Parks and Recreation pools.
• Non-residents must buy a swim pass before the visit (online or at a DPR recreation center) and bring the receipt; DPR does not accept cash.
• A photo ID is required to enter DPR indoor pools.
• Swimmers may be asked to pass a swim test before using the deep end.
• Children and their guardians must leave the pool during the scheduled safety breaks.
• On school days the leisure (children's) pool and family changing areas are closed to the public during the school day.
• Access to the leisure pool may be limited during DPR programs.

• Children under 13 must be accompanied and supervised by an adult 18 or older at all times.
• Children under 6 need an adult in swimwear within arm's length in the pool, with no more than three young children per adult.
• One parent may supervise no more than six children ages 6 to 12.

Not confirmed by the operator