Pricing in bold are discounted due to donations being received for those specific programming for 2025.

 Passes can be purchased at the municipal office or directly at the pool via cash, cheque, or debit.

 Parent & Tot Skills, and Adult Skills is charged as open swim fees.

 Join the West Elgin Swim team!

For anyone 6 -16 years old, who can swim the length of the pool unassisted.

The swim team practices on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1:00-2:00pm.

Swim team helps kids improve their swimming strokes and gives them the opportunity to take part in local, for-fun competitions while gaining confidence and making new friends.

The cost to join is $90 per swimmer.

To register, contact jvanesse@westelgin.net or call 519-785-0560 ext.200.

 Please find below the swimming lesson levels West Elgin offers and the recommended ages per program:

• Preschool: for children 3 - 5 years old.
• Swimmer 1-6: for children 5 years and older.
• Rookie, Ranger & Star Patrol: for children 8 years and older.

Swimming Lesson Sessions

Thank you to all that have attended lessons.

Look forward to 2026 registration in the spring. 

• No toys/devices other than devices available at the pool are allowed in the pool area
• Life jackets are available for use. Quantities are limited. Caregiver supervision is still required at all times.
• Water wings are not a safety device but and assistive device only - we recommend life jackets which may be brought to the pool.
• Parents/caregivers must stay outside of the pool during swimming lesson unless otherwise directed by aquatic staff or if you are participating in Parent & Tot Skills session.

• Children under the age of 6 years must be supervised by an adult. Guardians or group leaders must directly supervise the children in their care at all times. If the child is between 6-10 years old, they must pass a swim test in order to be able to swim without being accompanied by a guardian.
• All swimmers must shower before entering the pool.
• All swimmers are required to obey whistle signals used by lifeguards. Three whistles is an emergency signal to clear the pool.
• Anyone engaged in unsafe behaviour, undesirable behaviour, or using objectionable language shall be subjected to immediate ejection from the pool area.
• No person infected with a communicable disease or having open sores on their body shall enter the pool.
• Dangerous practices are prohibited. Patrons must not run on the pool deck; climb; dive in shallow water; dunk, push or pull other swimmers.
• Do not dive without proper supervision by an experienced swimmer or instructor.
• Outdoor footwear, clothing and strollers are not permitted on the pool deck. Anyone not toilet trained must wear water resistant swimwear to prevent contamination of the pool. Cloth or disposable diapers are not accepted.
• Personal toys, mermaid tails, monofins and snorkels are not allowed. Should you or child need flotation support for the pool simply ask a lifeguard.
• Spitting, spouting or nose-blowing in the pool is strictly prohibited.
• Animals are not allowed in the pool house or pool area, with the exception of guide dogs. Guide dogs are allowed on the pool deck, but not in the water.

 If you are interested in sponsoring a swim, please reach out to the municipal office.

2026 Schedule will be released closer to the opening of the pool in June/July.