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Your Community Pool, All Season Long

Enjoy free entry at the Municipal Pool on 120° days.

The Bullhead City Municipal Pool is open year-round, thanks to its heating system. Water temperatures typically range between 76 and 84 degrees.

If you would like to know more before your visit, contact the Municipal Pool Front Office at 928-763-0159

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- The pool will close any time lightning or thunder is detected within 15 miles -

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Pool & Slide Rules

Swim Safely

Obey the lifeguard at all times.
Lifeguards enforce rules and respond in emergencies.
Breath-holding activities are not allowed.
City lifeguards may assess swimmer competency.
No diving, running, or rough play.

Play Safely

Only U.S. Coast Guard–approved flotation devices are allowed. No inflatables.
Do not sit, hang, or cross over lane lines or dive blocks.

Respect Others

Appropriate swim attire is required (T-shirts permitted).
Alcohol, cannabis, and drugs are prohibited.
Glass containers, gum, and razors are not allowed.
Non-potty-trained children must wear swim diapers or liners at all times.
Clothes and diaper changes must be done in locker rooms.
Proper swim attire is required when showering.

Watch Your Kids

Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising their children.
Non-swimmers age 8 and younger must have a parent in the pool within arm’s reach.

Slide Safely

Follow all Aquatic Staff instructions.
Slide feet first, on your back. No tricks.
Accessories are not permitted on the slide.
Slide hours are set by Pool Management.

Lap Swim and Water Walking Etiquette

The City of Bullhead City is excited to see the growth of our lap swim and water walking programs at the Municipal Pool. To make the experience is enjoyable for everyone, we have created the following etiquette guidelines.

Please review these before you swim.

Lane Designations

When the pool is busy, swim lanes will be shared.
Lifeguards may assist you with selecting the appropriate lane or ask you to move if your speed is not similar to those in your lane.

Entering the Water

Always enter feet first from the shallow end.
Check that the lane is clear before entering.
Wait for swimmers approaching the wall to complete their turn before entering.

Entering the Water

Always enter feet first from the shallow end.
Check that the lane is clear before entering.
Wait for swimmers approaching the wall to complete their turn before entering.

Circle Swimming

Follow the standard counterclockwise pattern (keep to the right).
Make sure others in the lane are aware when you join.
Swim full laps; avoid stopping mid-lane.
Rest only at the wall, and stay in the corner to keep the middle clear for turns.

Speed and Courtesy

Slower swimmers must yield to faster swimmers.
If a faster swimmer is behind you at the wall, pause to let them pass.
Leave space between you and the swimmer ahead.

Passing

Pass on the left-hand side.
If being overtaken at the wall, stop and allow the swimmer to push off.
Pass early enough to complete before the wall.
When using a kickboard, be mindful of others needing to pass.

Pool Parties

Celebrate your next party at the Bullhead City Municipal Pool!

Private: Parties are available only on Sundays between the hours of 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Summer (May–August): Parties under 20 individuals are available only during open swim.

Click the following link to download a copy the: Pool Party Application

Swim Lessons

Swim lessons are offered from May through August. Additional information will be available soon.

Kiwanis Morning Club of Bullhead City

The City of Bullhead City sincerely thanks the Kiwanis Morning Club for their generous donation. Their support makes it possible for us to offer free swim lessons to the community.

Visit their Facebook for more on Kiwanis Morning Club

Water Aerobics Q&A

Q: What is water aerobics?

A: Water aerobics is a low-impact workout done in the pool that combines cardio, strength, and flexibility exercises. It’s great for all fitness levels and gentle on the joints.

Q: Do I need to know how to swim?

A: No swimming skills are required. Most classes are held in shallow water where you can comfortably stand.

Q: Who can join?

A: Anyone! Classes are designed for all ages and fitness levels. Beginners are always welcome.

Q: What should I bring?

A: Bring a swimsuit, towel, water shoes (optional but recommended for grip), and a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Q: How long is each class?

A: Classes typically last about 45–60 minutes.

Q: What are the benefits of water aerobics?

A: It improves cardiovascular health, builds strength, increases flexibility, and helps with balance—all while being easy on the joints. It’s also a fun way to exercise with others!

Q: When and where are classes held?

A: Classes take place at the Bullhead City Pool. (Please see pool schedule for times)

Q: Do I need to sign up in advance?

A: no pre-registration required, just show up and be ready to workout.

Q: How much does it cost?

A: 4-17 years old - $1.25/ Adults 18+ - $2.50/ Seniors & Disabled $1.25

Q: Who teaches the classes?

A: Certified water aerobics instructors lead the sessions, ensuring safe and effective workouts.

Pool Admission Prices

Category	Lap Swim	Water Aerobics	Open Swim	Passes
Children 4–17 years old	$1.00 (Must be able to swim consecutive laps)	$1.25 (Must be able to fully participate in class)	$1.50	10 Entries – $10.00 ($1.00/entry) 30 Entries – $22.50 ($0.75/entry) 90 Entries – $35.00 ($0.39/entry)
Adults 18+ years old	$2.00	$2.50	$2.50	10 Entries – $20.00 ($2.00/entry) 30 Entries – $45.00 ($1.50/entry) 90 Entries – $70.00 ($0.78/entry)
Seniors & Disabled	$1.00	$1.25	$1.50	10 Entries – $10.00 ($1.00/entry) 30 Entries – $22.50 ($0.75/entry) 90 Entries – $35.00 ($0.39/entry)