Aqua Fitness: $7.00
Under 2 years - FREE
2 to 13 - $4.75
Ages 14+ - $5.25
Family Rate (max of 5 family members) - $20.00
Aqua Fitness: $7.00
Under 2 years - FREE
2 to 13 - $4.75
Ages 14+ - $5.25
Family Rate (max of 5 family members) - $20.00
A family swim atmosphere with access to the entire pool, including the lazy river, spa, sauna and waterslide (available to those 7 years of age and older and at least 42 inches tall).
Waves and spray features are turned on periodically throughout this swim for everyone to enjoy. Children 7 years of age and older who pass a swim test can be in the water independently during this swim time. Please review our Pool Admission and Wrist Band Policy for additional admission guidelines. Pre-registration is recommended.
A multi-use swim period, consisting of 3 different activities; adult lengths, water walking and shallow end family swimming. Waves, spray features and the waterslide are NOT available during this swim. Anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied in the water by an adult or guardian and must be within arms reach for the duration of the swim. Pre-registration is recommended.
Registration is recommended for recreation swims and will open 1 week prior, on the Sunday at 8:30 am. Unclaimed reservations, even if pre-paid will be offered to walk-ins after the first 10 minutes of the activity start time. Walk-in participation will only be permitted if space allows.
The Vollmer Centre offers options including a lift for the spa, ramp into the main pool, water wheelchairs and slings. Washroom lifts, handicap stalls, and an adult change table with lift and privacy curtain are located in our change rooms.
The Culture and Recreation Department requires that high-risk participants (those with serious medical conditions such as seizures, frequent fainting or those with uncontrolled behaviours or impulses) be in the water with an individual informed of the condition and responsible for them. It is also a good idea for those with seizure conditions to wear a lifejacket or a Personal Floatation Device (PFD) at all times while in the pool. PFD's are available free of charge.
Annual Pool Closure - Full month of September
The Vollmer Centre pool will be closed during the month of September for regular maintenance and cleaning of the pool, hot tub, and sauna.
This yearly maintenance is essential to ensure effective operations of all pool features and components for the public to enjoy. The closure dates will be posted on the Cancellation and Closures Newsfeed.
The swim test is established to evaluate a child's swimming ability. To successfully complete the swim test, a child must:
If the child passes the swim test, they will receive a green wristband.
Parent or guardian must remain within arms reach in the water and in proper swim attire at all times.
Ratio of 1 adult for 3 children or 1 adult for 4 children wearing lifejackets.
Parent or guardian must remain within arms reach in the water and in proper swim attire at all times.
Ratio of 1 adult for 4 children or 1 adult for 8 children wearing lifejackets.
Child may swim without an adult. Children under 10 still must be watched by adult on the pool deck.
Ratio of 1 adult for 15 children.
Receives green wristband.
All children must be 7 years of age or older and a minimum of 42 inches tall to use the slide.
The H2Oasis Aquatic Centre at the Vollmer Centre includes the Jennifer Cole-Cheng Leisure Pool, a sauna, spa, lazy river and water slide. The centre opened in 2008 and offers swim lessons for children, public swimming sessions and first aid and lifesaving programs.
Length, Depth, and Temperature
The swimming lanes are 20 metres long. The pool has a soft-walk liner. The pool is maintained at a temperature between 84o F and 86o F.
The lazy river is 1.1 metres deep. The pool varies in depth from 18 inches to 1.5 metres.
The sauna operates up to 80o C or 176o F. Patrons must be a minimum of 18 years of age and it is recommended that all patrons limit time spent in the sauna to a maximum of ten minutes. The capacity is 10 persons.
The Hollandia spa (hot tub) is heated to 102o F. Patrons must be a minimum of 16 years of age to use and it is recommended that all patrons limit time spent in the spa to a maximum of fifteen minutes.
Spacious changing rooms are available for men, women, and families. All changing rooms have restrooms, showers, lockers, benches, and changing stalls.
Lockers are free to use but cannot be used to store items overnight. Locks left on overnight will be removed and the contents of the locker emptied. The Town is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged belongings.
Children aged 3 years and above must use their gender-appropriate changing room, or use the family change room if supervised by a guardian of the opposite gender.
Changing rooms are equipped with accessibility equipment including lifts, handicapped stalls and an adult changing table with lift and privacy curtain.
Shower Before Swimming
Wear Appropriate Footwear
Be Courteous to Others
Do not spit in the pool or spit out water.
You Can Prevent Pool Foulings
Food-Free Zone
Photographs
The use of any device capable of taking a photo is prohibited in the showers and change rooms.
Those wishing to swim must wear specific swimming attire, which includes outfits made of bathing material or dry-fit material only. Clothing outside of these categories i.e. cotton, sweat pant material, jeans, etc., are not permitted in the pool. Undergarments used solely as swim attire i.e. bras, underwear, undergarments, etc. are not permitted in the pool.
Diapers - standard disposable diapers are not permitted in the pool. For individuals who are not yet toilet trained, a disposable or reusable swim diaper i.e. Gabby's brand, is required.
Contact Us
Town of LaSalle
5950 Malden Road
LaSalle, ON N9H 1S4
T. 519-969-7770
F. 519-969-4469
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All Town of LaSalle buildings will be closed to the public on Wednesday, June 25, for a Town wide staff training day. On Thursday, June 26, the Vollmer Centre will be closed to the public, and all municipal buildings will also be closed on Tuesday, July 1, for Canada Day.
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