Outdoor Pool

Each session consists of 10 swimming lessons offered Monday-Friday.

Public swim information and schedule

Public swim sessions 

Pool toys and personal floatation aids are not available to use in the pool during public, family and parent and tot swims this season. Lifejackets are available if needed. Swimmers are encouraged to bring their own lifejackets, provided they are clean and in good condition.

Most programs and activities are age specific. We ask that you respect the guidelines which were developed to serve the best interests of all participants, and to ensure an enjoyable experience in our programs. Family and parent & tot swims are targeted to families and caregivers with young children. Adult/senior swims are targeted to adults, seniors and special needs patrons. Lane swims are available to those able to swim lengths.

Recreational swimming hours may change due to special events or program needs. Changes will be posted on the website www.shelburne.ca. 

To purchase a swim pass complete the form below:

CDRC Pool Swim Pass Purchase

Public swim admission standards 

Ages 5 years and under

Children 5 years of age and under must be within arm's reach of caregiver (near enough to reach swimmer by extending one's arms) 14 years of age and older. There is a maximum of 2 children per caregiver.

Ages 6 - 9

Children aged 6 -9 must be directly supervised by caregiver (in the water and able to provide immediate assistance) 14 years of age and older. There is a maximum of 4 children per caregiver.

Ages 10 years and over

Children aged 10 and older may be admitted to the pool unaccompanied, individuals may be asked to demonstrate their swimming ability by passing a facility swim test prior to being allowed in the deep end of the pool.  The facility swim test consist of swimming 25 metres with the ability to put face in the water, taking at least 1 breath without feet on the bottom of pool, and treading water for 1 minute. The swim admission standard applies to all swims. Aquatics staff may ask for a demonstration of swimming ability if they feel there is a question of a participants safety.      

Directly supervising

Caregiver is in the water, eyes on children, able to verbally communicate with children and be able to quickly approach them at any time in the water.

Pool rentals

One hour private pool rentals are available to rent on Saturday and Sunday throughout the summer pool season. Pool rentals include qualified lifeguards and will permit a maximum of 35 people.

Please note: A one (1) hour rental shall consist of fifty (50) minutes of pool time and ten (10) minutes for cleaning and disinfecting.

Additional Information

• Maximum 35 participants are permitted within the pool area (pool and pool deck).
• Each individual entering the pool deck area will be screened for Covid-19.
• Changerooms are closed, 1 washroom is available for use.
• Noodles and lifejackets are available for use.
• No food or drink permitted on the pool deck.

To book your 2021 pool rental, complete the CDRC Pool Rental Request Form below:

CDRC Pool Rental Request Form

Advanced swimming certificates

We offer the following advanced swimming certificate programs. These programs are for those who want to work towards lifeguard training and certification.

Courses

What happens if I miss a lesson?

If you miss a lesson, you will not be rescheduled or refunded. It is always best to check the dates and times that have been scheduled for your lessons.  Refunds will not be issued due to weather conditions or pool fouling.

Can I receive a refund if I need to withdraw from a program or if it is cancelled?

Refunds requested prior to the program start date will receive a full refund, less a $10 administration fee. Refunds will not be issued for programs if two or more classes have occurred. For refunds requested prior to the second class a prorated refund less a $10 administration fee will be issued.    

Full refunds will be issued for all programs cancelled by the CDRC.  Withdrawal request from a program for medical reasons will be considered on an individual basis and may require a medical note.  Please allow 4 - 6 weeks to process a refund.

How do I apply for a refund?

All refund requests must be addressed to the Facility Administration Manager and must be in writing (including e-mail). 

Non-Resident Fee

All programs offered by the CDRC are subsidized by municipal taxes from our funding municipalities, which include: The Town of Shelburne, The Town of Mono, the Township of Amaranth and the Township of Melanchthon.   To keep the cost low for residents who contribute to the CDRC, through their municipal taxes, a user fee of $12.00 per participant is added to the registration costs for non-residents.  A non-resident is defined as anyone who does not pay property taxes directly to the funding municipalities.  The CDRC reserves the right to request proof of residency.

NSF Cheque Fee

There is a $25 fee for returned cheque.  If your payment is returned, we will require the full payment plus the NSF fee paid by cash, debit or certified cheque to remain registered in the program. 

Additional Copy Fee

To reprint or copy tax receipts, a $5 fee per session, per program will apply.

 Accessibility

All program participants must have completed/signed a waiver for photography. Photographic/video equipment (including personal digital assistants and cellular phones) are not allowed in changerooms, washrooms or program spaces. Taking photos or videos of participants during programs is not permitted. Participants will be asked for written permission to have photographs taken by the media or CDRC staff for promotional purposes.