Surrey’s outdoor pools open May 12 with free admission and family-friendly fun all summer. Dive into dates, locations, and community benefits.
Surrey residents can rejoice—free outdoor swimming returns to the city this summer, beginning May 12. As temperatures rise, locals will have access to cool, refreshing fun at eight outdoor pools across the city.
Early Openings at Three Community Pools
The first to welcome swimmers this season will be:
- Bear Creek Pool (13820 88 Ave.)
- Greenaway Pool (17901 60 Ave.)
- Sunnyside Pool (15455 26 Ave.)
These three community favorites will open on Sunday, May 12, just in time for families to kick off the season with a splash.
More Pools to Follow in May and June
Next in line, Hjorth Road Pool (10277 148 St.) opens on May 31. Then, on June 21, four more pools join the summer line-up:
- Holly Pool (10662 148 St.)
- Kwantlen Pool (13035 104 Ave.)
- Port Kells Pool (19340 88 Ave.)
- Unwin Pool (13313 68 Ave.)
Each of these facilities offers free entry on a first-come, first-served basis. Some locations will also provide designated lane swimming hours for fitness-focused swimmers.
Swim Lessons and Spray Park Fun
Families looking to build water skills can enroll children in Lifesaving Society’s Swim for Life lessons, available for a fee via tidesout.com.
Adding to the summer excitement, Surrey’s spray parks will open citywide on May 16, offering more places for children to cool off and play.
More Than Just Pools—They’re Community Lifelines
Mayor Brenda Locke emphasized the broader value of these public resources:
“Surrey’s outdoor pools are more than a fantastic way to beat the heat—they’re vital community hubs. In a time where expenses are rising, these free outdoor pools help residents stay cool, stay healthy, and stay connected.”
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