Centre Update
**POOL CLOSURE**
Due to a pool plant malfunction, the pool will closed until further notice. We are working hard to have the issue rectified as quickly as possible and will provide further updates over the weekend.
Swim Lessons have been cancelled tomorrow (Saturday December 7th).
Our outdoor pool will open from 11am to 7pm for anyone wishing to swim.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.
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Welcome to Swan Hill Aquatic & Recreation Centre
Swan Hill Aquatic & Recreation Centre is the premier gym and indoor swimming pool in Swan Hill. We offer you a fully-equipped health club, an all-year-round indoor heated 25-metre lap swimming pool, toddler pool, creche, stadium PLUS our brand new Reformer Pilates studio.
We offer range of programs to help you get active your way. Choose from a range of Group Fitness classes from your favourite Les Mills classes to our relaxing pilates classes or dive in to try Aqua Aerobics. Our trainers are here to help you every step of the way, book in for a program review or secure a session with one of our Personal Trainers.
We believe that swimming is an essential skill for life, we run GOswim Swimming and Water Safety lessons for students from 6 months all the way to adults. Progress your love for swimming into our squads program or join us for your daily laps.
However you choose to get active - we are hear to support you on your health & wellbeing journey.
Your NEW Swan Hill Aquatic & Recreation Centre
We are excited to unveil our recent facility upgrades with our brand new Health Club and Reformer Pilates Studio now OPEN!
Opening Hours
- Monday - Thursday: 6am - 9pm
- Friday: 6am - 7pm
- Saturday: 8am - 5pm
- Sunday: 10am - 5pm
- Public Holidays: 8am - 6pm
Pool Hours
- Monday - Thursday: 6am - 8pm
- Friday: 6am - 7pm
- Saturday: 8am - 5pm
- Sunday: 10am - 5pm
- Public Holidays: 8am - 6pm
Pool is closed to the public 11am - 3pm during School Terms
Our brand new health club is opening soon with 350m2 of space, new equipment and new group fitness classes added to our timetable!
If you're looking for a little more one on one assistance from a personal trainer, Swan Hill Aquatic & Recreation Centre is the place for you to achieve your overall health and wellness goals.
GOswim Swimming & Water Safety Lessons are held year-round and commence with babies from 6 months of age through to adults.
Become a Member
Take your first steps with a Free Guest Pass and see what Swan Hill Aquatic & Recreation Centre has to offer you!
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How to stay safe in waterways this Summer
Summer is here, and there’s no doubt that one of our nation’s favourite ways to beat the heat is with a cool swim at the pool or at the beach! So, how well do you know your water safety rules and guidelines for swimming in these settings? Read on to learn how you can stay safe at the pool or beach this summer.
Stay safe and stay cool this summer
With swimming activities on the rise and the summer heat set to soar, we want to ensure that everyone enjoys a safe and positive swimming experience to stay cool and beat the heat. This summer, be sure to practice adequate aquatic supervision and help us to create a safe and respectful swimming environment for everyone. Read on to learn how you can support a safe summer by the pool.
World Diabetes Day: Empower Your Health with Physical Activity
November 14 marks World Diabetes Day, an opportunity to spread awareness and encourage everyone to take action in managing and preventing diabetes. One of the most powerful tools we have at our disposal is physical activity, especially when guided by exercise physiology. Whether you're managing diabetes or working to prevent it, physical activity can play a transformative role in your overall health.
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The essential role of active adult supervision
Do you know what active adult supervision means when it comes to swimming, and the important role this plays in child drowning prevention? Read on to learn why aquatic supervision is crucial for the safety of children and weak swimmers.
