Comox Valley Aquatic Centre
Courtenay, BC, CANADA
Adult Admission Price & Policy
CAD 5.90; SC(60) CAD 5.00; SC(90) Free. [June, 2019]
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Full-Size, Year-Round Pools & Boards
Location
Comox - Strathcona / Campbell River Area
49.710672, -124.967932
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Facility Notes
There is also a 30ºC (86ºF), zero depth access wave pool at this location. It, as well as the lane pool, described above, are wheelchair accessible and ozone sanitized.
Access to the parking lot for the Aquatic Centre is from Lerwick Road. The parking lot is across from the North Island Hospital. Parking is free to Aquatic Centre patrons. [October, 2022]
Facility Reviews
I like the Comox Valley Aquatic Centre because it has two slides, a wave pool, and a standard pool. The slides are fun, but children under seven are not allowed to slide alone.
I love this facility! Every time I visit, I look forward to swimming my lengths here. I love that there is no chlorine, there is lane swimming available from 6 AM to 10 PM (so I can choose when I swim), and there is such a congenial atmosphere. It's a facility well used and well managed. [November, 2013]
There are usually two lanes reserved for lane swimmers, although at some times only one lane may be available. Also, people who come for the water aerobics classes often like to come into the lanes to "practice swimming" before the class, so it's not smart to plan a concerted workout then. Best to check the schedule and, if possible, plan to come after the classes are over, when the pool clears out considerably. There's a swim shop selling a wide range of swimming gear on premises. The staff are knowledgeable and able to give sound advice about products meeting your needs. [December, 2013]