COMMUNITY CENTERS

Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool

Public Indoor Aquatic Center in The Cliffs
Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool is a 24,950-square-foot public aquatic facility in The Cliffs village of Summerlin. The center features a 25-meter, 10-lane lap pool, a deep-water area suitable for scuba, an accessible therapy pool, meeting rooms, and locker rooms.
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Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool

Why People Love Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool

Facility Details

Size: 24950 sq. ft.
Year opened: 2016

Location: 7025 South Fort Apache Road, Las Vegas, NV 89148

About Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool

Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool is a 24,950-square-foot public aquatic center located in The Cliffs village of Summerlin. Completed in 2016, the facility was designed, built, and funded by Howard Hughes before being deeded to Clark County for public use.

The center includes a 25-meter, 10-lane lap pool, a nine-foot-deep pool suitable for scuba programming, and an approximately 1,800-square-foot therapy pool with accessible entry. Meeting rooms and locker rooms support classes, programs, and group use. The enclosed pool structure includes tall overhead doors that can be opened to create a more outdoor feeling while preserving the benefits of a year-round indoor facility.

Aquatic Springs is operated as a public Clark County facility. Admission fees, passes, lessons, program schedules, rentals, and operating hours can change and should be confirmed through the county’s official Aquatic Springs page.

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Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool Amenities

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MICHELLE'S LOCAL INSIGHT

Why I Love Aquatic Springs Indoor Pool

"Aquatic Springs is the facility I would highlight for serious lap swimmers and anyone who wants year-round water exercise. The indoor setup is especially useful when outdoor weather is too hot, cold, or windy. Michelle's tip: review the pool schedule before driving over because lap swimming, lessons, therapy use, and special programs may operate in separate time blocks."

Michelle Yoon

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