Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool

55 School Road, Yeronga, QLD, 410507 3848 8575
Disabled access/facilities
Heated pool
Kiosk
Water play

Council is bringing back the popular $2 Summer Dips initiative from December to February to encourage residents to enjoy Council pools for less this summer.

Whether you're an experienced swimmer or looking to learn to swim, Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool is a great place to take a dip. It has four swimming pools (enclosed heated programs pool, 50 metre heated outdoor pool, 25 metre heated outdoor pool and children wading pool) and offers swimming lessons, stroke development classes, kiosk and more. Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool is open during summer and winter.

The complex is open all year round. The wading and water play pool and water play area is closed in winter.

Note: The 12m heated pool is available for water walking Monday-Friday 5–7am and Saturday 5.30–7am.

Upcoming pool closure

Friday 29 November 9.30am-1pm - all the shallow lanes in the 25m pool will be closed for a school carnival. The deep lanes in 25m pool, the 50m pool and wading pools are all available to the public during this time.

Facilities

  • Aqua aerobics
  • Disabled access/facilities
  • Heated pool
  • Indoor pool
  • Kiosk
  • Outdoor pool
  • Squad swimming
  • Stroke development
  • Swimming lessons
  • Wading pool
  • Water play
  • Water polo

Opening hours

  • Monday: 5am-7.30pm
  • Tuesday: 5am-7.30pm
  • Wednesday: 5am-7.30pm
  • Thursday: 5am-7.30pm
  • Friday: 5am-7pm
  • Saturday: 5.30am-6pm
  • Sunday: 7am-6pm

Public holidays: 9am-5pm
Closed: Good Friday, Anzac Day & Christmas Day

Fees

General entry

Entry fees

  • Adults (15 years and over): $6.65
  • Child (two-14 years): $4.95
  • Child (under two years): free
  • Concession: $5.50
  • Family pass (one adult and two children): $14.30
  • Additional adult: $6
  • Additional child: $4.30
  • Spectator fee: $4.80

Multi-visit passes

  • 20-visit pass adult: $119.70
  • 20-visit pass concession: $99

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, lane availability for lap swimming, activities, bookings and fees, contact the venue by phone or visit the Yeronga Park 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.

Location

Upcoming events

Sat 9 Nov 2024, 10:45am

Experience an excellent, low-impact cross-training workout in the water. Feel the benefits of exercise without the pain. Using minimum impact movements...

Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool, 55 School Road, Yeronga

Sat 9 Nov 2024, 2:30pm

This is an aquatic workout that uses all major muscle groups. Participants wear a buoyancy belt so there's no need to worry about being in deep water however...

Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool, 55 School Road, Yeronga

Sat 16 Nov 2024, 10:45am

Experience an excellent, low-impact cross-training workout in the water. Feel the benefits of exercise without the pain. Using minimum impact movements...

Yeronga Park Memorial Swimming Pool, 55 School Road, Yeronga

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