CASH ONLY!

Ages	HH Residents	Non-Residents
Ages 0 - 1	Free	Free
Ages 2 - 17	$3.00	$4.00
Ages 18 - 49	$4.00	$6.00
Ages 50 +	$3.00	$4.00

Children 12 and under must be accompanied by their parent/guardian at all times upon entering the pool facility.

If an individual leaves the facility, they must pay the admission fee to re-enter.

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Swimming Seasonal Passes

Season passes are only good for the current swim season. Passes will not cover City sponsored events. Passes must be in the possession of the individual(s) to enter the facility. Passes can be purchased at the Recreation Center in person only starting May 2027.

Individual Pass:  1 Individual  Resident $50.00 Non-Resident:  $70.00  $5.00 per replacement

Family Pass:  2 - 5 Individuals  Resident:  $70.00 Non-Resident:  $135.00 $5.00 per additional family member or per replacement

Senior:  50 +  Resident:  $25.00 Non-Resident:  $35.00 $5.00 per replacement

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Day Care Pool Usage

Any organization, group, or day care wishing to utilize the Carl Levin Park Pool must apply and be approved by the Parks and Recreation Department one week prior to pool usage. Any group not approved will not be allowed to enter the pool.  

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Calling All Instructors

In our mission to provide our diverse community with the means to enjoy a safe and fun aquatics experience, we are looking for instructors in aquatics based activities.

We would appreciate your comments on our programs and staff. We strive to improve our organization and courses so we can offer the best possible experience.

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Vision Statement

Creating community through people, parks, and programs.

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Aquatics Department Mission

To provide our diverse community with the means to enjoy a safe and fun aquatics experience.

Pool Rules

1. Patrons shall obey instructions of Aquatics Staff.

2. Showering is recommended before entering pool.

3. Running or horseplay is prohibited.

4. Animals are not allowed within the complex.

5. Glass containers and alcohol are not allowed.

6. No diving allowed.

7. No smoking within the pool complex.

8. The only flotation devices allowed are U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) approved life vests and floaties.

9. Throwing toys are not allowed.

10. Persons with open cuts, wounds, or blisters are advised not to use the pool.

11. Swimsuits are required.

• T-backs, cutoffs, jean shorts, etc. are not permitted.
• A t-shirt may be worn over a bathing suit.

12. No public displays of affection are allowed.

13. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult not less than 16 years of age.

14. Profanity or abusive language will not be tolerated.

15. Diaper aged children and diaper dependent adults must wear approved “swim diapers”.

16. The facility may be closed, or its use limited at any time due to unforeseen circumstances or at the managers’ discretion.

17. Harker Heights Parks and Recreation is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Stay Home When You Are Sick

Children who are sick or who's parents are sick should remain at home for the safety of other children, parents, and staff.

Vomit

Please refrain from feeding children before Learn-to-Swim lessons or open swim, unless they are fed at least one hour before swimming. At least one hour will allow ample time for digestion and should eliminate most cases of vomit in the pool.

Feces

This is reminder to take your child to the restroom before Learn-to-Swim class or open swim. Swim diapers are required for all children who are not toilet trained.

Diarrhea

Please do not allow children with active diarrhea or who are recovering from diarrhea to go into the pool. Recreational Water Illnesses (RWI) may occur when individuals are exposed to water contaminated with fecal matter.

Pool Closures

The pool must be closed for obvious health reasons when vomit, fecal, or other health contamination occurs.

Chlorine and PH

Levels are checked four to six times daily with random checks by the Health Department. Chlorine level are kept between .5 and 1.5 with pH held between 7.2 and 7.8. Eye burn can occur through irritation of the eyes due to rinsing off of the external eye fluid. Use of goggles is recommended for levels four and higher due to extended eye contact with pool water. Use of goggles is not recommended for children in levels three and below.

Overexposure to the Sun

All patrons should use sunscreen. If t-shirts are worn, they should be close fitting to avoid restriction of movement.

Dry Skin

To prevent, shower off after class and apply lotion.

Ear Infections

Swimmer's ear which is an infection of the ear canal from resulting moisture being trapped may result from extended use. Commercial preparations may help to dry the ear out. See a physician for treatment of pain or discharge from the ear.

Skin Infections

Any students with open wounds, lesions, contagious rashes, etc. will not be allowed to swim, but are encouraged to sit at the pool side to listen, watch, and learn.