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Swimming Season in C.R.

Come on in, the water is fine! When the summer heat hits, there's nothing quite like a refreshing dip in the pool to cool off. Whether you're looking for an indoor escape or an outdoor adventure, we have all the information you need for a fantastic summer splash.

Bender Indoor Pool , 940 14th Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids
Bender Indoor Pool is a year-round oasis for swimming enthusiasts. Located in the heart of Cedar Rapids, this pool offers a controlled environment perfect for lap swimming, aquatic fitness classes, and family swim sessions. With its state-of-the-art facilities, Bender Indoor Pool ensures a comfortable and clean experience, making it an excellent choice for swimmers of all levels.

Bever Park Outdoor Pool, 2700 Bever Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids
Nestled in the picturesque Bever Park, this outdoor pool is a family favorite. Surrounded by lush greenery, Bever Park Outdoor Pool provides a serene setting for a day of fun in the sun. The pool features a variety of amenities, including a diving board, a slide, and a spacious deck for lounging. It's the perfect spot for a leisurely swim or a lively game of water volleyball.

Cherry Hill Park Aquatic Center , 341 Stoney Point Rd. N.W., Cedar Rapids
Cherry Hill Park Aquatic Center is a true gem in Cedar Rapids. This expansive facility offers a range of attractions, including water slides, a lazy river, and a splash pad for the little ones. The center is designed to provide entertainment for all ages, making it an ideal destination for family outings. With ample shaded areas and picnic spots, you can easily spend an entire day enjoying the water and sunshine.

Ellis Park Outdoor Pool, 2000 Ellis Blvd. N.W., Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park Outdoor Pool is a classic summer destination. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and well-maintained facilities, this pool is a staple in the Cedar Rapids community. The pool offers a zero-depth entry, making it accessible for all swimmers, including young children and those with disabilities. With its convenient location and friendly staff, Ellis Park Outdoor Pool is a must-visit.

Pool not your thing? Cedar Rapids has dozens of Splash Pads perfect for a hot summer day!

Jones Park Outdoor Pool, 201 Wilson Ave Dr. S.W., Cedar Rapids
For those seeking a quieter spot to swim, Jones Park Outdoor Pool is the perfect choice. Tucked away in the tranquil Jones Park, this pool provides a peaceful environment for relaxation and recreation. The pool features lap lanes for serious swimmers and a spacious shallow area for kids to play. It's a great place to escape the hustle and bustle while enjoying a refreshing swim.

Noelridge Park Outdoor Aquatic Center, 1248 42nd St. N.E., Cedar Rapids
Noelridge Park Outdoor Aquatic Center is a highlight of Cedar Rapids' summer scene. This modern facility boasts a variety of attractions, including a wave pool, multiple water slides, and a splash pad. The center is designed to cater to thrill-seekers and families alike, offering something for everyone. With its vibrant atmosphere and extensive amenities, Noelridge Park Aquatic Center is a top destination for summer fun.

Marion Outdoor Pool1855 35th St., Marion
Just a short drive from Cedar Rapids, the Marion Outdoor Pool is a community favorite. Known for its friendly ambiance and clean facilities, this pool offers a range of features, including a diving board, a slide, and a dedicated kiddie pool. The Marion Outdoor Pool is perfect for families looking for a convenient and enjoyable swimming experience close to home.

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From the year-round comfort of Bender Indoor Pool to the thrilling attractions at Noelridge Park Outdoor Aquatic Center, we have a pool to suit every preference. Grab your swimsuit, pack your sunscreen and dive into the summer fun at one of these fantastic swimming pools.

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