Kitchener’s outdoor pools opening soon
Looking for fun in the sun this summer? With everything from family swims and lessons to a full staycation destination, Kitchener’s outdoor pools will be ready for you. This summer will see the return of popular programming, like single-visit public swims and lessons, and full access to changerooms at all outdoor facilities.
Kitchener’s outdoor pools open in June! Find the location that best fits what you’re looking for.
Kiwanis Park and Pool - 1000 Kiwanis Park Drive
Opening Friday, June 17, Kiwanis Park has a lake-like outdoor pool where families and friends can gather for a swim or a full day-long getaway. The park also features a leash-free dog park, canoe launch, volleyball courts, and play equipment.
Harry Class Pool - 45 Woodside Avenue
Opening Monday, June 13, Harry Class is located inside Woodside Park, and offers swimming lessons and public, family, and lane swim times.Wilson Pool - 78 Wilson Avenue
Opening Saturday, June 18, Wilson pool is a shallow pool for families and guests of all ages to enjoy all summer long.Idlewood Pool - 5 Thaler Avenue
Opening Saturday, June 18, Idlewood offers lessons, aquafit programming, and both public and family swim times. There is a shallow area and small slide for younger visitors.
Summer swim lessons at City of Kitchener indoor and outdoor pools run between July 4 and September 4, with registration opening on Tuesday, June 21 at 8:30 a.m.
All pool opening dates are weather dependent. For the most up-to-date information and to learn more about Kitchener pools, visit www.kitchener.ca/pools.
City of Kitchener splashpads are also a great way to stay cool and are open now. Learn more at www.kitchener.ca/splashpads.
Land acknowledgement
The City of Kitchener is situated on the traditional territory of the Chonnonton, Anishinaabeg, and Haudenosaunee Peoples. We recognize our responsibility to act as stewards for the land and honour the original caretakers who came before us. Our community is enriched by the enduring knowledge and deep-rooted traditions of the diverse First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who live in Kitchener today.