SWIMMING POOL RULES

Current Fairfax County pool operating regulations will supersede any Club pool rules.

A. Pool Hours

Memorial Day through the last day of public school:

Sunday through Thursday, 12 noon until 8 p.m.

Friday & Saturday, 12 noon until 9 p.m.

Last day of public school through Labor Day:

Monday through Saturday - 12 noon until 9 p.m.

Sunday - 12 noon until 8 p.m.

Adult Coffee and Swim - Sundays, 10 a.m. until 12 noon.

Earlybird Lap Swim - weekdays, 6:30 until 8:30 a.m.

Pool hours are subject to review annually by the club’s pool committee and Board of Directors.

Identification of all swimming and tennis members, by name and member number, will be made at the entrance by the Club attendant from May-September. All guests must be registered with the gate attendant.
Children under age 12 are not permitted in the pool area unless accompanied and supervised by a guardian 15 years of age or older.
The gate attendant will refer admittance problems to the manager on duty, whose decision will prevail. Follow-up questions, recommendations, etc., should be addressed to the Board of Directors.

No person shall use the pool unless it is officially open, a pool operator, and lifeguards are on duty.
No running, rough play, inappropriate language, and other unsafe conduct is permitted.
Tubes, floats, etc., are not permitted in the main pool, with the exception of Club sponsored events.
Lifeguards will clear the pool of children (under 18 years old) at a quarter of the hour every hour for 15-minute breaks.
Lifeguard stations are to be kept clear of bathers at all times. Guards are not to be engaged in unnecessary conversation while on duty.
The manager will see that safety, health, etc. standards, including those set forth in Fairfax County Ordinances, are met.
The manager will close the pools temporarily when there is an electrical storm in the area or for other safety or health reasons.
Adults must limit children for whom they have accepted responsibility while at the pool to a number they can properly control.
The pool enclosure does not permit hazardous objects (glass and other breakables).

a. Skin disease of an infectious nature

b. Eye sores - inflamed or discharging

c. Nasal or ear discharge

d. Any communicable disease, including COVID-19 or Influenza

e. Excessive sunburn

f. Open sores

g. Fever or exposure to anyone with symptomatic illness

Use of the wading pool is restricted to children under age seven.
Each child in the wading pool enclosure must be accompanied and supervised by a guardian 15 years or older.
Rubber and plastic toys will be permitted in the wading pool. The manager may rule otherwise, if necessary, for safety reasons.
Children not toilet trained must wear swim/water diapers to use the wading pool.

Children in flotation devices must be under the direct supervision of their guardian(s).
Children not toilet trained must wear swim/water diapers to use the main pool.
Pool toys/equipment, including soft balls, are allowed at the lifeguards’ discretion.
Diving is permitted only in the deep end, and in the 5-ft end of the lap lanes with the direct supervision of a swim instructor or adult.
One to three pool lanes can be designated as lap lanes. If crowded conditions should prevail, lanes may be removed.
Snorkels and/or fins are not permitted in the pool.
The manager may designate special usage for certain sections of the pool.

To use the diving board, children must be able to swim unassisted to the ladder. Lifeguards may require children to pass a swimming test.
One person at a time is allowed on the diving board.
Divers must wait until the previous diver reaches the ladder before he/she may dive.
Divers must swim directly to the ladder and exit the pool.
Only one bounce on the board is allowed before diving (unless you are under the direct supervision of a dive instructor).
Fulcrum adjustments may be made under the supervision of a lifeguard or dive instructor ONLY.
No running dives.
No cartwheels, handstands, or hanging off the diving board.
No swimming or playing in the diving area when diving boards are being used.
The pool manager may restrict certain dives based on safety concerns.

Eating is allowed in designated areas only: pool tables and grassy areas. Please discard all trash.
Please place all waste or recycling in the containers provided.
Pool management or staff will not be responsible for personal belongings.
Club management and staff will decide on enforcing and interpreting all pool rules.
Radios will not be permitted on the pool deck; however, they will be permitted on the green beach if kept at a low level.
The telephone may be used for emergencies only.
The ONLY cash transactions at the Club will be for purchases made in the Tennis Pro Shop, and the Pavilion Snack Bar. All club activity and social charges are billed to member accounts.
There will be no loitering on the pool deck at the following places:

a. Entrance and exit to bathhouses.

b. Guard offices.

c. Emergency exit gate.

Club employees are to report infractions of the rules to the manager on duty, who will report to the General Manager. The
General Manager is authorized to suspend an individual’s pool privileges for a period of up to 48 hours. The Board of Directors will
be notified of all suspensions. The Board of Directors will take appropriate action as provided in Article 1, Section 8, of the By-Laws.
The pool staff will consist of the Pool Manager, Assistant Pool Manager, and certified lifeguards.
Suggestions for improving pool operations are most welcome. Your ideas may be submitted using our online feedback system
or in the suggestion box at the front entrance. The Pool Manager or the Assistant Pool Manager, one of whom will be on duty at
all times, may be consulted in matters relating to pool operations.