Season Reopening
Pittsworth Civic Pool will reopen September 14. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
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Welcome to Pittsworth Civic Pool
Pittsworth Civic Pool is a great community pool and is the perfect place to visit for a family outing.
Our facilities include a 50m lap swimming pool, a toddler splash pool and play area for the little ones to enjoy, as well as large grassed areas for the whole family to enjoy.
We offer you a range of incredible programs, including our Learn to Swim swimming lessons, casual swimming, and Squad.
We look forward to welcoming you to Pittsworth Civic Pool and providing you with the best health and leisure experiences possible.
Pittsworth Civic pool operates seasonally, reopening again from Saturday 14 September 2024. Please see the opening hours section and our Facebook page for further information.
Season Open Hours
5.30am - 7.30am
10am - 6pm
Saturday & Sunday
10am - 5pm
Public Holidays
11am - 4pm
Closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Opening hours vary for school holiday periods and public holidays.
Please contact pool staff for further information.
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