For a full list, see our Rules and Regulations and Our Bylaws

Pool Rules

  1. Shower power! Everyone needs a quick rinse before diving in. Let’s keep the pool fresh for all.

  2. Feeling sick? If you’ve had a communicable illness, vomiting, or diarrhea in the last 2 weeks, take a break from the pool. Your health (and ours) comes first.

  3. No booze or buzzed swimming. If you’re under the influence of alcohol or drugs, this pool party isn’t for you.

  4. No running! This is a splash zone, not a sprint track. Slippery = ouchy.

  5. Keep snacks poolside. No food or drinks in the water, please. Let’s not make the pool a soup.

  6. Little swimmers in diapers must wear leak-proof protection. We love babies, but not biohazards.

  7. Change happens. Diapers must be changed in the designated changing area, not on loungers or poolside, pretty please.

  8. Buddy up. If you have seizures, heart, or circulatory issues, don’t swim alone. Safety first!

  9. Rules matter. Anyone refusing to follow these rules may be asked to leave. No one wants to be that person.

  10. Kids 12 & under need a responsible adult (18+) with them at all times at the pool or on the deck.

  11. Teens 13–17 must have a buddy present to swim—no solo missions.

  12. Emergency? Don’t hesitate—call 911.

  13. Flash that badge! All pool-goers must wear or carry a valid pool badge.

Diving Board

  1. One at a time, superstar. Only one person on the board at a time. No tag teams or backups.

  2. Bounce once, make it count. One bounce is all you get—save your gymnastics routine for the Olympics.

  3. Eyes before airborne. Always look before you leap. Make sure the coast (and pool) is clear.

  4. Dive, splash, dash! After diving, swim straight to the other side. No lingering in the landing zone.

  5. Diving curfew = 10:00 PM. After that, the board gets to rest too. Night dives are a no-go.

Slide

  1. Sit tall, face forward, and ride it like a champ. No backwards, sideways, or superhero stunts.

  2. One slider at a time. This isn’t a conga line.

  3. Patience, thrill-seekers! Wait your turn at the bottom of the steps. No crowding the ladder.

  4. Keep it clean. No floaties, toys, goggles, or mystery objects on the slide.

  5. Not for the littles. This slide is not designed for small children—save it for when they’re big enough to shout “Wheee!” on their own.

  6. 200 lbs max. It’s not personal—it’s physics.

For a full list, see our Rules and Regulations and Our Bylaws