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Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center

★★★★ 4.4297 reviewsTucson, AZ

Private

The Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center, a City of Tucson facility in Reid Park, offers accessible and adapted aquatics for people with and without disabilities, including adapted swim lessons and water-fitness classes, using a fully accessible outdoor pool and a heated indoor therapy pool.

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Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Special Needs FriendlyWater Activities
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★Jennifer M.

They don't bother to post the correct hours and when you arrive outside the open hours, you're told they have no control over it by someone who seems to be upset you even btohered to show up.

★★★★Damien Ramirez

It’s great place the water is clean all though the ground of the pool is dirty but it’s fun and your shaded love the clean water going this Friday

★★★★★mono

I like this place! However, it’s definitely not for people that like more depth into the pool lol!! I went here with my bf because he can’t be in the sun for too long due to sensitive skin… we definitely did expect the pool to go a little deeper but other than that, it was fun! And place was clean too ^_^

★★★★★Morgan Barreda

We love coming year-round. The shower and locker room area is plentiful and always well kept and has plenty of privacy and restrooms. I will say that because it's covered, it does tend to get quite cold, so be very prepared for that. The lifeguards are always friendly and doing the job as it should be, no slacking, and take it seriously. Thank you for that. Great job, guys.

Phoenix Tweedy

I am a disabled woman and they would not allow my registered service animals, they did not even look at my paperwork. I have CPTSD and an autoimmune condition, my cats actively serve my needs such as medication reminders and anxiety relief. I have them in a pet stroller and have included photos of my stroller. I have taken them to two other pools with no issues as well as grocery stores, libraries, and the zoo. Absolutely deplorable service.

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