A dip in the pool is the perfect way to cool off in the summer months. The refreshing water can rejuvenate you and have you ready to take on the rest of the week. If Tahoe is too far a drive for you to make often this summer, there are some public pools in Reno and Sparks you can visit.

Reno Pools

• Evelyn Mount Northeast Community Center Pool (EMNECC) | 1301 Valley Road | Open Now – August 8, 2021
• Idlewild Pool | 1805 Idlewild Drive | Open Now – August 8, 2021
• Northwest Pool | 2925 Apollo Way | Open Now – August 8, 2021
• Traner Pool | 1600 Carville Drive | Open Now – August 8, 2021

The City of Reno offers swimming lessons, water fitness, and aquatic training and certifications. There are several programs that fall under each of these categories, so be sure to check out the website here for more information.

Sparks Pools

• Alf Sorensen Community Center Pool | 1400 Baring Boulevard | Operating in a limited capacity
• Deer Park and Pool | 1700 Prater Way | Now – August 8, 14-15, 21-22, 28-29, September 4-6, 2021

The City of Sparks offers a variety of swimming and water fitness classes, including aquacise, senior aquacise, senior water fitness, parent/child with autism learn-to-swim program, and adapted aquatics and swim lessons. For more information, check out the website here.

Other Water Attractions Nearby:

• Truckee River Whitewater Park
• Whitewater Park at Rock Park in Sparks
• Wild Island Family Adventure Park
• Wingfield Park

Visiting a public pool and spending an afternoon splashing around with friends is a standard summer activity. Be sure to dive into the summer by visiting one of the many water attractions and pools we have in the area. For more information on what we love about calling Reno home and the best places to visit to stay cool in the summer, contact the David Morris Group. Our expertise is unparalleled, and we’re happy to be your guides.