San Antonio Public Swimming Pools
City opens public pools.
San Antonio’s public swimming pools are open for business! Pools are open Tuesday through Sunday (closed Monday), 1PM to 7PM, from June 6 to August 9. Admission is free to the general public and the San Antonio Parks And Recreation Department offers relatively low cost classes for children, adults and seniors. Call (210) 207-3113 for more information on pools in your area or download the San Antonio Public Swimming Pool Locator Map (pdf file).
List of pools in San Antonio.
Cassiano
1140 S. Zarzamora & Cassiano Park (closed for renovations until July 1, 2009)
434-7482
Concepcion
600 E. Theo & Concepcion Park
532-3473
Cuellar
503 S.W. 36th St. & Cuellar Park
434 8028
Dellview
500 Basswood & Dellview Park
349-0570
Elmendorf
4400 W. Commerce & Elmendorf Park
434-7380
Fairchild
1214 E. Crockett
226-6722
Garza
5800 Hemphill
434-8122
LB Johnson
10700 Nacogdoches Road
599-0122
Kennedy
3299 S.W. 28th St. & Emerson
436-7009
Kingsborough
350 Felps St
924-6761
Lincoln
2803 E. Commerce & Lincoln Park
224-7590
Monterrey
5919 W. Commerce & Monterrey Park
432-2727
San Antonio Natatorium
1430 W. Durango
226-8541
Normoyle
700 Culberson & Normoyle Park
923-2442
New Territories
9023 Bowen Drive
681-2929
Palo Alto Natatorium
1400 Villaret
921-5234
Roosevelt
500 Lonestar Blvd. & Roosevelt
532-6091
San Pedro
2200 N. Flores & San Pedro Park
732-5992
Southcross
819 W. Southcross & Flores Park
927-2001
Southside Lions
3100 Hiawatha & Stringfellow
532-2027
Spring Time
6571 Spring Time
558-0491
Sunset Hills
103 Chesswood
435-4011
Joe Ward
435 E. Sunshine
732-7350
Westwood
7601 W. Military
673-3382
Woodlawn
1100 Cincinnati & Woodlawn Park
732-5789
photo courtesy of Tom@HK
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Comments
Glad to see that they reopened the swimming pools. They are really great in the summer and really bring a community together. Appreciate you sharing this information with the community.
Public swimming pools are a blessing in disguise especially when you have children that are bored in the summer. Public swimming pools may be the only access you have to a pool. They definitely provide a lot of fun and exercise for the kids.
San Antonio Pools – When I lived in Los Angeles, my wife and I didn’t have a pool so we used to go to the public pools quite a bit. Everyone loves to take a dip in a pool on a hot summer day and here in Texas, it becomes even more important when the temperature climbs up into the 100s.
I just took a look at the Sanchez Pools site – you’ve built some nice ones!
Thanks Rerockstar for the compliment. I agree with you on a hot summer day there is nothing like taking a dip in the pool to cool off. When you don’t have a pool is when the public pools are really nice. My grandchildren would fit into this category because they frequently go to the public swimming pool. If this were not available they would not get to enjoy swimming in the summer months. Anyway, thanks again.
I miss the San Pedro pool. I used to be a life guard there when I lived in the area. I have always been happy with the San Antonio’s public pools. Very clean, safe and well maintained. I can also say the same for the public pools in virginia, where I am now. I look forward to the pool opening season!
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