📋 General Pool Rules

• Non-swimming children younger than 4 years of age must be directly supervised by an adult at all times. Children younger than 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult inside the pool area.
• Parents and/or guardians shall maintain the responsibility to supervise the actions of their children at all times while on Club property.
• The wading pool is reserved for children 7 years of age and under. Each child must be accompanied by an adult. Lifeguards are not responsible for overseeing children in the wading pool.
• All swimmers are required to wear proper swimwear (no cutoffs or streetwear). Water toys must be used with caution; lifeguards may restrict toys based on safety or bather load. Weighted items should be dropped, not thrown.
• Dive blocks and club kickboards are for swim team use only during designated swim team hours.
• Children who are not potty trained must wear a diaper and tight elastic-legged pants. Changing diapers is prohibited outside the bath houses.
• A 10-minute “Safety Break” is called during the last ten minutes of every hour. Only individuals 18+ may be in the pool during break, and body parts must remain clear of the edge.
• Lifeguards have full authority to clear or close the pool during inclement weather or unsafe conditions (e.g., minimum 30-minute closure upon hearing thunder; subsequent thunder resets the 30-minute wait).
• Tennis players must clean court material off their shoes before entering the pool area and bathrooms.
• Members with guests must sign in at the front gate register and accompany guests on-site at all times. Guest fees are $5 per person (age 1+ whether swimming or not).
• Grill lighting is prohibited within 30 minutes before pool closing time.
• Members and guests must clean up after themselves. Lifeguards are provided for safety, not trash detail.
• Park only in designated areas; towing costs will be assessed to the member family.
• Everyone must exit the entire pool area no later than the designated closing time.
• Lifeguards and the Pool Manager are vested with authority to enforce regulations and eject anyone engaging in harmful or unsafe behavior. Rule violations can result in membership revocation by the Board.