Reunion Pools

Pool Information & Hours

In order to access the pool, all current residents within the Reunion Development will need to complete the Pool Registered Membership in RecDesk for the 2026 pool season. This is a yearly waiver and must be completed for you to have access to the pool.  Your dues must be in good standing to have your membership active.

If you are new to the neighborhood and need to register, please stop by the Reunion Rec Center during regular business hours and the front desk staff can help you. You will not be able to register for membership opening weekend, Please bring your ID and closing documents with you.

Pool Rules

Pool rules are posted throughout the pool area and must be followed by residents and staff.

Adult Lap Swim (Rec Pool Only) 

Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 6AM-8AM
Must be 18 years and older. Must check-in inside the rec center. 

Pool Holiday Hours

July 4^th – 10am-5pm

Labor Day – 12pm-5pm

Swim Test

In order for children to swim in the deep end without an adult they are required to pass a swim safety test. The test consists of 2 parts:

1. Tread water for one minute
2. Swim the length of the pool.

Once the child passes the swim test their name will be added to a list at the lifeguard stand and they will be given a wristband to swim in the pool. They only need to pass the test once per summer; the next time you go to the pool just check in at the lifeguard stand to get your wristband. A lifeguard can retest you at any point if they think you are struggling.

Safety Breaks

Policy Updated as of June 15, 2026

For the safety of our swimmers, we have regular safety breaks scheduled at the pool. The breaks occur 15 minutes before the hour beginning at 11:45 every 2 hours or every hour at the Guards discretion and before shift changes. Patrons are allowed to lap swim during these safety breaks – no toys in pool, must be actively swimming laps to remain in pool:

• 11:45-12:00
• 1:45-2:00
• 3:45-4:00
• 5:45-6:00
• 7:45-8:00

Weather Policy

The feels-like temperature outside must be 65 degrees or higher for our pool to open. If lightning or inclement weather is spotted the pool will close for safety and reopen when the weather has passed. The pool and pool deck will be cleared when either of the following is occurring:

1. Cloud-to-ground lightning is observed and less than 30 seconds pass from seeing the lightning and hearing the thunder from the flash.
2. In cloud lightning is occurring directly overhead.

Storms do not have to be severe to contain large numbers of cloud-to-ground flashes to be considered dangerous. The pool can be considered safe to re-occupy 30 minutes after the last lightning is seen.ge numbers of cloud-to-ground flashes to be considered dangerous. The pool can be considered safe to re-occupy 30 minutes after the last lightning is seen.

Notes from our Lifeguards about the weather policy:

• We use the Weather Bug app for all weather information.
• We will stay open if it is just raining and we can see the bottom of the pool.
• We close when lightning is 10 miles away from us.
• If the weather looks bad to the point we will not reopen within an hour, we put all staff on call. This means when it is safe to open, we can call the staff back to reopen and let everyone in. This also means at least two guards must be on site to open due to CPR protocol.

Pool Closures Due to Water Chemistry

For the safety of our guests, pools may occasionally be closed due to chemical imbalances or water quality concerns. If water chemistry falls outside required health and safety standards, the pool will remain closed until proper chemical levels have been restored and verified.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to maintain a safe and enjoyable swimming environment for everyone.