Swimming Pools

Outdoor pools

Scheduled to open July 2 to August 27 Bowring Park and Bannerman Park

Indoor pools

Paul Reynolds Community Centre (PRCC), 35 Carrick Drive

H.G.R. Mews Community Centre, 40 Mundy Pond Road

For up-to-date schedules:

• Visit StJohns.ca/RecreationCalendars

• Email recreation@stjohns.ca

• Call the swim & fitness lines

709-576-8155 (PRCC)

709-576-8408 (Mews)

709-576-7671 (Bannerman)

709-576-7708 (Bowring)

Day camp swims:

Swims are available for day camps during the summer at our indoor and outdoor pools.

• June 1 - bookings open for St. John’s groups

• June 8 - bookings open for groups outside St. John’s Call 709-576-8154 or email recreation@stjohns.ca

Swim Descriptions

Children 10 and under must always be accompanied in the water by a 16+ year-old who must remain in the water at arms-length. Maximum three children to one supervisor.

Lane Swim

Choose the appropriate lane (slow, medium, fast) based on ability. Suitable for swimmers 13+.

Everyone Welcome and Leisure Swim

Leisure space is available for families. Water features in operation, slides at PRCC available during Everyone Welcome Swim only.

Pop in Tot

A fun and exciting drop-in swim and play program for parents/caregivers and children ages three months to three years. An instructor is available to provide water safety tips, techniques and play games for the first 20 minutes.

Pool Accessibility

All pools have accessible pool lifts and change rooms. Water wheelchairs may be available. If accommodations are required, Please let our staff know at the time of check in or call ahead to confirm that equipment is available.

Sports Facilities

The City of St. John’s has outdoor sport fields and pitches typically available to rent from June to mid-October. For more details, to inquire about rentals or acquire an application form: y Email recreation@stjohns.ca y Visit StJohns.ca/Rentals

Splash Pads

The City of St. John’s has three outdoor splash pads that are scheduled to be open July 2 to September 4: y Bowring Park y Bannerman Park y Kenmount Terrace Community Centre

We practice water conservation at our splash pads by using retreated, recirculated water.

To ensure wise water use and that we aren’t unnecessarily treating water that no one has been playing in, the water features at our splash pads are set on a four-minute timer. This means they run for four minutes and then the water shuts off until you push the button to reactivate it.