Rotary Pool’s leisure swim schedule which takes effect July 23 is now available at oshawa.ca/Swim.
However, the City of Oshawa is inviting residents to kick-off the completion of the outdoor pool at Rotary Park on Wednesday, July 22 with two free community swims.July 22 kick-off
Join us on July 22 and enjoy one of two complimentary leisure swim sessions:
"To help ensure a safe swimming environment, children must be actively supervised in the water by a guardian. A maximum of two children may be supervised by one guardian. Before you visit the pool, review leisure swim rules and pool admission requirements at oshawa.ca/Swim. In the event of severe weather, swim cancellations will be posted to the City’s website under Service Disruptions.
While the facility is ready to welcome visitors, some minor finishing touches by the contractor are still underway. The City appreciates the community’s patience as the final project details are completed.
The Park has a history dating back nearly 100 years with families and visitors enjoying the park and outdoor pool for decades. The redevelopment of Rotary Park was selected as the Legacy Project for the City of Oshawa’s centennial celebrations.
The Rotary Pool project was funded in part by the Government of Canada.
Season Pass
Oshawa residents can enjoy free leisure swims all summer long with a FREE Rotary Park Pool Season Pass. Get yours and make the most of summer!
With a valid Rotary Pool Season Pass, residents can:
Parking
Parking at the site is limited. Alternate parking is available daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at:
Secure your belongings
Lockers are available on the pool deck. Bring a lock to secure your belongings."
However, the City of Oshawa is inviting residents to kick-off the completion of the outdoor pool at Rotary Park on Wednesday, July 22 with two free community swims.July 22 kick-off
Join us on July 22 and enjoy one of two complimentary leisure swim sessions:
- 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
"To help ensure a safe swimming environment, children must be actively supervised in the water by a guardian. A maximum of two children may be supervised by one guardian. Before you visit the pool, review leisure swim rules and pool admission requirements at oshawa.ca/Swim. In the event of severe weather, swim cancellations will be posted to the City’s website under Service Disruptions.
While the facility is ready to welcome visitors, some minor finishing touches by the contractor are still underway. The City appreciates the community’s patience as the final project details are completed.
The Park has a history dating back nearly 100 years with families and visitors enjoying the park and outdoor pool for decades. The redevelopment of Rotary Park was selected as the Legacy Project for the City of Oshawa’s centennial celebrations.
The Rotary Pool project was funded in part by the Government of Canada.
Season Pass
Oshawa residents can enjoy free leisure swims all summer long with a FREE Rotary Park Pool Season Pass. Get yours and make the most of summer!
With a valid Rotary Pool Season Pass, residents can:
- Attend free drop-in leisure swims during scheduled times by checking in and scanning your pass card; subject to capacity limits
- Register for free swimming lessons through activeOshawa Online or in person at a City recreation facility.
- Registration began on June 23.
- A limited number of spaces are still available.
- Lessons are capped at one week per person.
Parking
Parking at the site is limited. Alternate parking is available daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at:
- Durham Alternative Secondary School, 240 Simcoe St. S. until September 1
- Village Union Public School, 155 Gibb St. until August 23
Secure your belongings
Lockers are available on the pool deck. Bring a lock to secure your belongings."