The Waterbury town swimming pool is a municipal pool operated by Waterbury Recreation in Vermont, opening in late June with public swim and swim lessons for children ages 6 months to 12. It is a pool facility; Waterbury Recreation separately runs a K-8 summer day 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 Waterbury Swimming Pool directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Malynda WestWe love coming here my 2 little ones love the shallow end it's a huge area and it only goes to my knees!! On the other end my 17 and 18 year old have the deep end with diving boards and for those that want to do laps well there is a spot for that too!!!! No floats or life jackets allowed but they have lifeguards on duty!!! Only $5 a person, $20 for a family infants are free!!
★★★★★Joseph JonesDespite the fact that the pool is kind of falling apart, we love this place. 2 awesome diving boards, huge deep end, zero entry shallow end, and inexpensive admission price!
★★★★★Ella DiceAmazing pool amazing staff. The odd hours make sense when considering how it is staffed by mainly highschool and college students who not only work at the pool but are amazing community members. The management and staff do a remarkable job of running the pool and teaching swim lessons! Not to mention the amazing layout of the pool itself
★★★★★Cassidy BerryThis pool has the best and kindest staff! The swim lessons were superb and my kids were so happy after! The hours are just perfect and amazing for me.
★Chris PoirierI was going to buy a pass for the summer but the hours are not family friendly. No after dinner swim hours? Or weekend hours? How is a working family able to use the pool? I was then told different hours than what the website states which also played a factor. Why the drastic changes? And you can’t ever receive a response from the rec director.