Trails Aquatics Department
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Aquatics Department
Make a splash at the Trails Recreation Center in Centennial, Colorado! Whether you’re seeking a refreshing dip in our indoor pool, interested in aquatic fitness, searching for swim lessons, or are simply looking for a family-friendly pool, the Trails Aquatics facility is the answer.
- Indoor Pool
- Lazy River
- 2 Indoor Waterslides
- 25-yard Long Lap Pool
- Hot Tub
- Steam Room
- Dry Sauna
- Zero-depth Entry Pool
The Aquatics Department at Trails Park and Recreation District is dedicated to fostering a fun and safe environment where people can learn to swim in a swimming class, take an aqua zumba class, get CPR certified, join a swim team, attend a holiday swim, or just make memories during open family swim.
Our staff of pool managers, swim instructors, and trained lifeguards work hard to make sure you have the best experience possible while swimming at our Centennial pool. We offer a variety of activities (including kid birthday parties), so make sure to find a class, sign up for a swimming lesson, see our next aquatic event, or look at the pool schedule!
Aquatics Department Staff
For the best results, please contact our aquatics team at [email protected].
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Book a Kids Birthday Party
If you want to make your child’s birthday party a splash, look no further than the Trails Aquatics Department. We offer the best swim-themed birthday parties in town, with fun games, an ice cream cake, activities, and a dedicated party space. Whether your child loves swimming, hanging with mermaids, or chilling in the lazy river, we have something for everyone. Our aquatics staff will take care of everything, from setting up to cleaning up, so you can relax and enjoy the day with your child and their friends. Don’t miss this opportunity to give your child a memorable and exciting birthday party. Click here to learn more and book your swim-themed birthday party with us today!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a red wristband mean?
Q: What does a red wristband mean?
A: All guests 5 years and under must wear a red wristband since this helps our lifeguard staff see our younger swimmers. Any swimmer with a red wristband must be in the pool with a parent in a swimsuit who is within arms reach at all times.
Can my child ride the slide with me?
Q: Can my child ride the slide with me?
A: We know it can feel more comfortable to ride together, but for safety reasons, children must ride the slide independently. In accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines, riders must be at least 48 inches tall and able to go down feet first on their own.
Why do I need to shower after leaving the sauna, steam room, or hot tub to get in the pool?
Q: Why do I need to shower after leaving the sauna, steam room, or hot tub to get in the pool?
A: It is a state health code that all swimmers take a 30 second shower before entering a public pool. There is no way to keep our water safe and air breathable unless everyone follows this regulation. Nitrogen in our sweat and urine bind to chlorine in the pool making it less effective and causes chloramines (smelly and sometimes harmful air) as a result. Please help us maintain our high quality water and air by showering and using the restroom before entering any pool. This is especially important after using the sauna or steam room!
Why do I need to shower after leaving the sauna, steam room, or hot tub to get in the pool?
Q: Why do I need to shower after leaving the sauna, steam room, or hot tub to get in the pool?
A: It is a state health code that all swimmers take a 30 second shower before entering a public pool. There is no way to keep our water safe and air breathable unless everyone follows this regulation. Nitrogen in our sweat and urine bind to chlorine in the pool making it less effective and causes chloramines (smelly and sometimes harmful air) as a result. Please help us maintain our high quality water and air by showering and using the restroom before entering any pool. This is especially important after using the sauna or steam room!
What are the Pool temperatures?
Q: Why do I need to shower after leaving the sauna, steam room, or hot tub to get in the pool?
A: It is a state health code that all swimmers take a 30 second shower before entering a public pool. There is no way to keep our water safe and air breathable unless everyone follows this regulation. Nitrogen in our sweat and urine bind to chlorine in the pool making it less effective and causes chloramines (smelly and sometimes harmful air) as a result. Please help us maintain our high quality water and air by showering and using the restroom before entering any pool. This is especially important after using the sauna or steam room!
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