Pool Rules

Always obey our lifeguards

Everyone must shower before entering pools.
Proper swim attire required: no street clothes.
All children under 9 must be actively supervised by a responsible adult.
No food, gum, or beverages (other than water) allowed in pool areas and locker room.
No glass containers.
Swim diapers required for anyone not fully potty trained.
Diaper changing on the deck is prohibited
Walk. Do Not Run.
Feet first entries only. No Diving.
Stay off walls and lane ropes.
No rough or disruptive play.
Life jackets must fit properly and be Coast Guard approved.
Anyone wearing a life jacket must be within arm’s reach of a supervising adult at all times. If a child is in the water, the adult must be too.
Return equipment to its proper place.
Do not enter the water if you have open wounds, sores, are ill with diarrhea or have had diarrhea within the past two weeks.
Do not swallow or or spit water.
Intentional hyperventilation or extended breath-holding activities are dangerous and prohibited.
No animals on the deck or in the water.
Pollution of aquatic venues is prohibited.
Do not distract or visit with lifeguards.

Always obey our lifeguards.
Maximum water temperature is 104F (40C).
Children under age 5 are not allowed in the spa.
People under the influence of alcohol or substances that cause drowsiness shall not use the spa.
Pregnant women and people with heart disease, high blood pressure, or other health problems should not use spas without consultation with a healthcare provider.
Children ages 5-14 must be actively supervised by a responsible adult.
Maximum exposure for youth patrons is 5 minutes.
Adults should limit exposure to 15 minutes and cool off before re-entry.
No submerging. Keep head above water.
No sleeping in Spa.
Long exposure may result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting
Maximum capacity is 11. Please limit your usage as others are waiting

TRAC reserves the right to make the final decision regarding the safety and the best interest of everyone.