
Shore Acres Pool
Private
Shore Acres Pool is a City of St. Petersburg neighborhood pool at 4142 Shore Acres Blvd NE with a six-lane pool, a flume slide, a climbing wall, low and high dives, a shaded picnic area, an outdoor playground and ADA access. It offers swim lessons and a $35 monthly Swim to Stay Fit lap-swim membership on weekdays, with general admission at $1 for ages 3-12 and $2 for ages 13 and up. The pool sits beside the Shore Acres Civic Center and is a municipal facility, not a camp.
The practical details
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 Shore Acres Pool directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleIf I could give 0 stars I would! Lack of communication between managers. Pool supervisor lacks professionalism & needs management training. So sad how 1 person can ruin the whole experience. We took our group and had a great time elsewhere. Will never be back!
Seniors are not welcome here. I was told it is only for kids. No handicapped accessible lanes or entrance to pool. They are bound to be sued because of all the concrete steps everywhere. Kids will trip and get hurt or killed on them. Very poor planning for the construction of the place. No lockers. No shower room.
Shore Acres pool was great. The price to enter was very reasonable. It has two pools... One for younger children and one that is deeper. The deeper pool is small and can't hold many people. The shallow pool is pretty large. The kids loved it. I would say this pool would be better for children than adults. The lifeguards were very nice. Plenty of life jackets are available for non swimmers.
Facilities need a facelift. Instructors are inexperienced and waste time during lessons (average time spent per child was less than 4 minutes per lesson). The lifeguards remind me of hall monitors from primary school days. They have a whistle and gets to their head. They yell and blow a whistle at a 4-5 year old for running on the pavement, but they lack the basic understanding that the pavement is literally burning the child's feet. They seem to be distracted with the small stuff and not concentrated on the pool.
Pool is decent, slides are good. Could use some more places to lay out in the shade & more lounge chairs all together. Lifeguards are inattentive high schoolers who have no business guarding lifes. The hours are horrible. More then just people who go go school like to come so having little to no hours during the school year is flat out dumb.





