Timetable

Please note the pool will be closed from 3rd June until mid August 2024 for planned refurbishment works.

For more information, read about our Swimming Against the Tide project.

• Leisure swim - a public swim session where both the main pool and learner pool are open. No lane ropes are in place and users may swim lengths or take a more relaxed approach. Note some other activities may be scheduled alongside leisure swims such as aqua fit or adult swim lessons.
• 3 Lane swim - a public swim session where the main pool is open for lane swimming only. A fast and medium lane are in place along with a double width slow lane
• 4 Lane swim - a public swim session where the main pool is open for lane swimming only. In this set up the pool is set up with two fast lanes a medium and a slow. Please note reference to speed is relative to the other swimmers in the pool, swimmers discretion should be used and the lifeguards are happy to advise as necessary.

Pool Guidelines

We operate our pools according to industry-recognised guidelines to ensure safety and enjoyment. Please follow these guidelines, so that everyone can enjoy the Wadebridge Swimming Pool.

All swim sessions and classes must be booked in advance via our mobile app, online or via telephone.

If you are a member and have never booked a session before you will need to activate your online account via clicking the reset password. Remember to use the email associated with your account.

If you are a non-member, create an account to book a session.

Showers, lockers and cubicles will be available. To help minimise time spent in the changing rooms and maintain water quality please arrive swim ready – please shower before and after at home.

Please follow all directional pool signage and instructions from our centre team.

Always maintain appropriate social distance between yourself and another swimmer.

 All customers should ensure they are fit and healthy to undertake physical activity. If   in doubt, please check with your doctor.

Swim Safety Rules

Swimming pools can be dangerous environments, so for your own safety please follow these swim safety rules. You are responsible for your own safety and that of your children and you must actively supervise your children whilst they are in the pool.

• All babies, infants and young children who are not toilet trained should wear aqua nappies underneath their swim suit or a nappy swimming costume.
• Aqua nappies, swimsuits, goggles and armbands may be available to purchase – ask at reception for details.
• In the main pool, 1 adult can accompany up to 2 children under 8, although children under 5 will require 1 adult to 1 child.
• In the learner pool, 1 adult may accompany up to 2 children under the age of 5, or 4 children between the ages of 5 and 8 
• Children under 8 and non-swimmers under 16 must be accompanied in the water by a competent adult swimmer (16+).
• The maximum ratio allowed per adult is two children under 8, or two non swimmers under 16.
• The competent adult swimmer must actively supervise any under 8’s and non-swimmers under 16, do not leave them unattended or beyond eye contact, and ensure they stay in the shallow water.
• We strongly recommend that under 8’s and all non-swimmers use armbands and/or appropriate buoyancy aids.
• Children between 8 and 10 years of age must be able to swim 25-metres competently; otherwise, they must be accompanied by a responsible person over the age of 16.
• Children aged over 10 years will be admitted if unable to swim 25 metres, however, they must stay in the shallow end and inform a Lifeguard.
• It is recommended that any non-swimmers over the age of 16 are accompanied in the water by a competent adult swimmer.
• Wetsuits, rash vests, face masks, fins, large inflatables, paddles and snorkels are not permitted, unless in a structured session.