Take your first dip of the summer season at these public pools in Winston-Salem

The city’s aquatics program offers plenty of options to stay cool this season.

Pool with people swimming. A row of trees are in the background.

All swimmers under age 18 must take a swim test to get access to the whole pool.

Photo by City of Winston-Salem Recreation and Parks via @ws_recreationparks

Get ready to dive into the summer season. These eight public pools are open daily for the summer:

Daily admission to all public pools is $2 for children ages 3 to 17 and $3 for adults. Children aged two and under and adults 60+ can get in for free. Season passes are available.

Senior Swim is Monday-Friday from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Bolton, Parkland and Polo Park Pools.

For those who prefer sprinklers of water, splash pads are also open through Sept. 25. Winston-Salem residents can take free swim lessons, all you need is to register online for your session.

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