The Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre Aquatics area is set for a phased opening!
Aquatics programming to roll out in phases
The aquatics facility will gradually open to ensure adequate training and public safety. Lifeguard training sessions are scheduled for March and April. Public programs like lane swimming, aquacise and public swimming in limited numbers will open up later in the spring to support ongoing lifeguard training.
As always, the Kinsmen Water Park (KWP) is set to open in the first week of June. The LCCLC aquatic facility will temporarily close during the KWP season for annual maintenance during July and August before fully reopening in the fall. It is standard for indoor pools to remain closed for yearly maintenance for up to 6 weeks, and this will coincide with the KWP season each year to ensure that aquatic programming is available year-round.
Check back on this page to learn more about programming and availablility.
| About the New Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre Auquatics Area |
| The Aquatics area will be 51,500 square feet. It will feature a dedicated space for lane swimming and a leisure area. With dedicated spaces, there will be more hours available for competitive swim groups as well as more public swim times and swimming lessons for families. The expanded indoor capacity also means Prince Albert will be able to host local and regional swim competitions and added spectator seating will give more room for guests to watch. Currently, Frank J. Dunn pool is unable to host these events as the pool is limited to 5 lanes and does not meet Swim Sask requirements. Separate pools also means temperatures can be customized: cooler temperatures for the lane pool and warmer temperatures for the leisure pool.
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