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as we bring you a fantastic summer experience. Worry no more because we’ve got a list of swimming pools near you!
Most kids would love to have fun in the swimming pool. However, many parents don’t know where to start. There are so many pools around the Twin Cities and many have a cost associated with it.
When time and money are a commodity, Twin Cities Kids Club has rounded up a list of the best swimming pools around so you can dive right in with your kiddos.
So kids, halt from frowning and have fun in these swimming pools!
1. Elm Creek Swimming Pond
Kids, are you looking for a beach feeling? Well, drag your parents to Elm Creek Swimming Pond! This human-made pond has duty-filtered and chlorinated water, a sandy beach, changing shelters, concessions, amenities for bathrooms, and lifeguards.
The Elm Creek Swimming Pond is just within Elm Creek Park and guarantees you an enjoyable beach experience in an urban setting.
2. Grove Cove Aquatic Center Outdoor Pool
A lazy river, tumble buckets, log walk, tot slide, and water sprays are all featured here in Grove Cove Aquatic Center Outdoor Pool. This pool is just a drive away in Weaver Lake Road, Maple Grove.
The cost is not a problem at all as the Admission is just $7 and the family price is as low as $25 only. So to the interested kids, this pool might be for you!
3. Anoka Aquatic Center
The place might be the destination that kids would surely choose because it has a lot to offer, including:
- 200 foot waterslide
- 1-meter diving board
- Adventure walk
- Zero-depth entry
- Huge shallow play area
- Hexapod structure with a 75-gallon dump bucket and a slide
- Second Water play structure with sprays & fountains
- Large concession stand
- Sand volleyball court
- Five large shade umbrellas
- Over 200 lounge chairs
- Picnic area and playground
You will get to enjoy all of these in this center, which is in 1551 Seventh Avenue, Anoka, MN.
4. Battle Creek Waterworks
Splash, enjoy and feel the summer at Battle Creek Waterworks. Waterworks is the ideal location for families to bond with kids under ten years old.
The place is in Battle Creek Regional Park and offers facilities that kids would love like:
- Three-story twisting waterslide
- Shallow water pool with zero-depth entry
- Lily pad walk
- Sand play area
- Sunbathing deck and lawn chairs
- Concessions stand
- Restrooms, showers, and changing areas
5. Como Regional Park Pool
Como Regional Park Pool is a government swimming pool situated in Saint Paul, Minnesota’s Como Park neighborhood.
This pool also has a lot to feature, including:
- 25-yard, six-lane lap pool
- Equipment for lap swim and water aerobics
- Life jackets available to rent for free
- Two basketball hoops
- Children’s activity pool with family slide
- One-meter diving board
- Two diving platforms
- Aquatic climbing wall
- Aquatic zip line
- 400-foot lazy river
- Men’s, women’s, and family Locker Rooms
- Concessions
- Swimming lessons
- Water Aerobics
Aside from the usual swimming and picnic, it offers swimming lessons and aerobics too. The facility also offers shuttle buses from fairgrounds that operates from 8 AM to 8 PM.
6. Crystal Cove Aquatic Center
The Crystal Community Center has an outdoor pool, which is the Crystal Cove Aquatic Center.
It has a waterslide Jet Scream a zero depth pool, a water-walk and drops slide which are family-friendly. This place provides a pre-school Little Splashers Pool-Time on Saturday evenings in addition to the standard swimming times it has.
7. Maple Grove Central Park Splash Pad
Here is a new outdoor play space! Maple Grove Central Park involves an enormous and beautifully designed playground, a garden, a splash pad, birthday party rental space, a large indoor skating loop, paths, and green spaces. For kids out there, the Splash Pad might catch your interest.
The splash pad is equipped with 18 arching sprays and 49 jet sprays, using recycled water filtration that would give a thrilling and memorable experience to the children fond of playing.
8. Andrews Park Splash Park
Located in Champlin Minnesota, Andrews Park is a tiny Champlin neighborhood park.
Andrews Park is a famous community spot during the spring and summer seasons, offering a playground, athletic equipment, and a picnic pavilion. The place is for family gatherings, birthday parties, and community activities.
9. Webber Natural Swimming Pool
If you are looking for a destination where cleanliness is a priority while your kids are having fun, Webber Natural Swimming Pool is for you. Webber Natural Swimming Pool is in Webber Park and is North America’s first public swimming pool to have a natural filtration system using plants in a nearby pond rather than chemicals for water treatment.
That said, if natural filtration systems are unable to maintain up with the development of bacteria, the pool is tightly controlled and closed. Here you can assure the cleanliness of this pool and the safety of your kids because the health of your children is a top priority.
10. Oak Hill Park Splash Pad
The Oak Hill Park Splash Pad, located in St. Louis, has 2,350 square feet of bubbling hoses, water nozzles, and sprinkler arches. Just wave over the sensor bollard on your side and get prepared to sprinkle in the sun! It is the equivalent of running on a large scale through the sprinkler.
This splash pad may be an exciting activity in this park but needs supervision from parents.
11. Otsego Prairie Park
For another ambiance, you can go to the Otsego Prairie Park. Prairie Park is in Nashua Ave NE, behind Otsego Prairie Center
Some of the attractions you and your kids can enjoy in this park are:
- Play Equipments
- Splash Pad (hours from 9 AM to 9 PM)
- Walking Paths
- Picnic Shelter
- Picnic Tables and Grills
- Basketball Court
- Ball Fields
- Volleyball Court
- Skate Park
- Sledding Hill
- Dog Park
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