Lamar cisd natatorium
This state-of-the-art facility hosts a variety of activities for the schools and community. The aquatic components of this natatorium include a 9,250-square-foot stretch 25 competition pool with eight competition lap lanes and a 6-foot movable bulkhead to accommodate multiple racing and training configurations for both 25-yard and 25-meter swimming competitions. It also includes two 1-meter diving boards and one 3-meter diving board.
Lasker park community pool
This $4.1 million project provides residents with a state-of-the-art facility, which includes a recreational pool with kid-friendly play structures and a body slide, as well as an 8-lane short course yard pool for hosting swim meets. This new addition to the Galveston Parks System will give the City the ability to provide fitness classes and swimming lessons. It will also provide the opportunity to offer community safety courses, such as first-aid, CPR, and lifeguard training.
Lemay aquatic center
The Lemay Aquatic Center outdoor waterpark features a multi-lane lap pool with stair entry, volleyball net, and basketball hoop. A separate deep water pool includes a slide, climbing wall, and 1-meter diving board. The large leisure pool is equipped with a lazy river and tot area with a play structure.
Life time shenandoah
The new 170,000-square-foot Life Time Fitness in Shenandoah has ten bodies of water. This includes several pools, Whirlpool hot tubs, and cold plunges. A 6-lane lap pool, 6-lane lesson pool, children’s leisure pool with zero-depth entry, and men and women’s locker room hot and cold spas are indoors. The 50,000-square-foot Beach Club space outside features a 6-lane lap pool, a leisure pool with zero-depth entry, waterslides, spa, and hundreds of pool chairs. Pool goers can visit the outdoor bistro and bar to order food and drinks or utilize a poolside bistro service.
Lions park aquatic center
Boonville’s state-of-the-art aquatic center is the place to be in the summer time. It features a zero-depth entry children’s play area with a large aquatic play structure, two serpentine tube slides, a hydrotherapy bench, lily walk, lazy river with a vortex, and spraypad area. The facility also includes a 6-lane 25-meter lap pool with starting blocks, two 1-meter diving boards, basketball hoop, and two additional tube slides.
Manchester aquatic center
The Manchester Aquatic Center at Schroder Park is an outdoor facility that includes a multi-lane lap pool, lazy river, vortex, zero-depth entry children’s pool with interactive play features, and multiple waterslides. The facility features a drop slide, tot racing slides, and a spiral flume slide tower. This project was a 2002 National Spa and Pool Institute (NSPI) Gold Award winner.
Marshfield aquatic center
The Dr. Tommy Macdonnell Aquatic Center includes a 6-lane lap pool with starting blocks, a 1-meter diving board, a basketball hoop, and two serpentine waterslides. Separated by a lilypad water walk, the adjoining leisure pool is equipped with a lazy river and zero-depth entry children’s play area with an aquatic play structure. This water park is a great place for the entire family to cool off and enjoy the summer!
Conocophillips wellness center
ConocoPhillips planned for its nearly 3,000 employees to take advantage of the fitness center with an indoor swimming pool. The three-story pool enclosure is covered in mosaic tile and has an entire wall of windows providing natural light to the lap swimmers. The 6-lane pool incorporates matching tile work, gutter perimeter, and accessibility features to meet all staff needs.
Conroe isd natatorium
The CISD Natatorium, which was dedicated to Olympic diver Laura Wilkinson in April of 2023, is home of 2 world records, is one of the premier aquatics facilities for both high school and college in Texas, and in 2009 it was awarded “Best of Aquatics” by Aquatics International. This is a 16,007-square-foot, 65-meter natatorium consisting of a 50-meter competitive pool with constant 7-foot deep water venue, warm-up lanes, and a dive well featuring four 1-meter and two 3-meter DURAFLEX Olympic diving boards, a warm-up pool, and drip showers for diving participants.
Crestwood aquatic center
The Crestwood Aquatic Center in Whitecliff Park opened on July 4, 2002, and features a 25-yard by 25-meter multi-purpose lap pool with two diving boards, large flume slide, climbing wall, family play pool with three slides and play features, lazy river, lily pad challenge area, and zero-depth entry. This project won the 2002 NSPI Silver Award.