Newmarket Olympic Swimming Pool has 50-metre heated outdoor pool, 25-metre outdoor heated programs pool, and 2 indoor heated programs pool. It also has 2 slides for children entering an animal-themed pool/splash pad, as well as a drop basket area and a wading pool. The indoor facility also includes an activity hall (with a wide range of exercise programs for all ages) and child minding. The pool has accessible adult changing facilities.
Newmarket Olympic Swimming Pool
Facilities
- Barbeques
- Disabled access/facilities
- Heated pool
- Indoor pool
- Kiosk
- Open in winter
- Outdoor pool
- Squad swimming
- Swimming lessons
- Wading pool
- Water play
Opening hours
- Monday: 5.30am-7pm
- Tuesday: 5.30am-7pm
- Wednesday: 5.30am-7pm
- Thursday: 5.30am-7pm
- Friday: 5.30am-6pm
- Saturday: 8am-6pm
- Sunday: 8am-6pm
Public holidays: 9am-5pm
Closed: Christmas Day, Good Friday & Anzac Day
Fees
General entry
Entry fees
- Adult (15 years and over): $6.65
- Child (2-14 years): $4.95
- Child (under 2 years): free
- Concession: $5.50
- Family pass (one adult and two children): $14.30
- Family pass (two adults and two children): $20
- Additional adult: $6
- Additional child: $4.30
Conditions of entry
Children 12 years of age or younger must be accompanied by a supervising person 18 years of age or older.
Concession means the holder of a Pensioner Concession Card issued by Centrelink or a Gold Card issued by the Department of Veterans' Affairs.
All Council pools now honour the Queensland Government Companion Card, allowing free entry for anyone accompanying a person with disability who requires attendant care support.
More information
For more information on pool/venue facilities, activities, bookings and fees, contact the venue by phoning 07 3356 8434 or visit the Newmarket Pool website.
Parking
Car park available.
Pool safety
Council endorses the Keep Watch public education program of the Royal Life Saving Society - Australia.
Keep watch @ public pools
When by the pool with your kids Keep watch @ public pools recommends:
- for zero-five year olds and non-swimmers, a parent or guardian must be in the water at all times within arms' reach of the child/non-swimmer
- for six-10 year olds, constant active supervision is required by a parent or guardian. Be prepared to get wet and enter the water with this age group
- for 11-14 year olds, parents or guardians must physically check on children on a regular basis.