Show proper ID and sign-in each time before entering the Aquatic Center.

Maximum capacity of the pool is 200 patrons. Upon reaching maximum capacity, no one will be allowed to enter the facility until patron number falls below 200.

Children 11 years of age and under must be accompanied by an adult. Children over 12 may enter the pool alone provided they pass a 25 yard swim test.

Children unable to swim must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times.

Children in cloth or disposable diapers are not permitted in either the baby pool or the main pool. Swim diapers are required.

All patrons are required to shower before entering the pool.

All flotation devices must remain within the roped-off shallow area of the pool.
Only Coast Guard approved floats, ask lifeguard if in doubt.

Float tanks, also known as sensory deprivation tanks, provide Restricted Environmental Stimulation Therapy (REST). The main goal of the float tank is to create an experience with minimal sensory stimulation when inside, allowing you to relax, ease your mental anxiety, and relax muscle tension. Epsom salt and the water solution relax your muscles and make floating easier, and heated to skin temperature. Once entering the float tank, simply close the lid to create a dark, quiet and meditative environment. The tank is also soundproof, preventing noise from causing distractions.

Float tanks help with a variety of issues, ranging from anxiety and stress to physical aches and pains. When it comes to the physical benefits to float therapy, patrons may see improvements with conditions like: chronic pain from arthritis, muscle tension, whiplash symptoms such as a stiff neck, immune function, high blood pressure, and recovery after injuries, fatigue, insomnia and other sleep disturbances. Since Epsom salts are high in magnesium, they can provide relief from migraines, and stress relief of aches or pains in the body.In addition, there are mental health benefits as well. Float therapy has been shown to reduce the symptoms of: depression, anxiety, high stress levels, and PTSD. Many people with PTSD have reported that the float tank creates a safe place for them to process traumatizing memories, as well as mitigating anxiety or depression.