By Grace Hallowell, Marketing Coordinator
Summer is almost here, and if you seek refuge from the heat, we suggest heading to one of College Station’s fantastic public pools. Whether you’re looking to exercise, enjoy a lazy day in the sun, or let your kids learn swimming skills and water safety in a fun environment, we have something for you.
Adamson Lagoon and Cindy Hallaran Pool open Saturday!
Adamson Lagoon, 1900 Anderson
Adamson Lagoon is a tropical-themed mini water park with an Olympic-sized pool, two giant water slides, and a separate baby pool. Open swims are available 1-7 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon-7 p.m. on weekends.
On Aug. 16, hours will shift to 2-7 p.m. on weekends until the swim season ends Sept. 2. Adamson Lagoon will also have special holiday hours of noon-6 p.m. on Memorial Day (May 26), Independence Day, and Labor Day. Daily admission is $7, and children 2 and under are free.
Concessions are available for purchase, and outside snacks and drinks are allowed – just no alcohol or glass containers​.
Cindy Hallaran Pool, 1600 Rock Prairie Road
Cindy Hallaran Pool features a 25-yard, zero-depth pool with a beach entry. It is ideal for families with small children or anyone looking for a laid-back environment. The pool is open from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon-7 p.m. on weekends.
Hallaran will have special holiday hours of noon-6 p.m. on Memorial Day and Independence Day, and will close for the season on August 10. Admission is $4 per day​, and children 2 and under enter for free.
Save with Swim Passes
Purchasing swim passes for your family saves you money and ensures a summer filled with aquatic fun!
FAMILY SWIM PASS
Adamson Lagoon & Cindy Hallaran: $365 resident | $456 non-resident
Cindy Hallaran Only: $263 resident | $329 non-resident
Up to 5 family members. $32 for each additional resident pass | $40 for each additional non-resident pass
INDIVIDUAL PASS
Adamson Lagoon & Cindy Hallaran: $210 resident | $263 non-resident
Cindy Hallaran Only: $158 resident | $198 non-resident
DISCOUNT PASS
Adamson Lagoon & Cindy Hallaran: $126 resident | $158 non-resident
Cindy Hallaran Only: $63 resident | $79 non-resident
Includes 25 swims for the summer season.
Purchase your passes online or visit the Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Office from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Swim Lessons and Programs
Both City pools offer swim lessons and aquatic programs all summer. Spots are filling up fast, so check out our Summer Guide to register for a program today!Â
Swim Attire Policy
For a safe and enjoyable experience, please follow our Swim Attire Policy. Improper attire can contaminate the pool, colored material not made for swimming can bleed into the water, and cotton fibers can clog filters and create clouding or chemical imbalances.
Looking for a Fun Summer Job?
We’re hiring lifeguards for our pools and instructors for swim lessons. Pay starts at $12 an hour; you must be at least 16 years old. If you’re not certified, American Red Cross certification programs are available. If you’re hired, the cost of your certification is covered or reimbursed.
Pool Rentals
Rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis and will not be held without proper documentation and fees. Reservations must be made no later than 10 days prior to the desired reservation date. Reservations can be made by calling 979-764-3486 or by emailing parks@cstx.gov.Â
Rates are per two-hour block with a $210 deposit.
PRIVATE RENTALS
Adamson Lagoon
Up to 100 people: $394 resident | $493 non-resident
101-300 people: $630 resident | $788 non-resident
301-600 people: $840 resident | $1,050 non-resident
Cindy Hallaran Pool
Up to 100 people: $263 resident | $329 non-resident
PUBLIC RENTALS
Pricing per table (up to four reserved tables): $21 resident | $26 non-resident
Public pools are offered at Adamson Lagoon in two-hour blocks. Pricing does not include admission. Mon.-Fri: 4-6 p.m. and Sat.-Sun.: 1-3 p.m. or 4-6 p.m.
For complete activity listings, pool rules, and more aquatics information, visit cstx.gov/pools or call 979-764-3540.

About the Blogger
Grace Hallowell is in her fourth year as marketing coordinator for the city’s Public Communications department. A native of Erie, Pa., Grace has a bachelor’s degree in advertising communications.
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