Medgar Evers Pool
Pool Information: (206) 684-4766
Address: 500 23rd Ave
(Map It)
Find us on Facebook
Click to skip down to:
Women-Only Swimming
Seattle Parks is offering something new at three pools. Medgar Evers, Southwest, and Meadowbrook pools will begin to offer women-only gender swimming and lessons to females ages twelve and up.
The program will include recreational and lap swimming all three pools, and swim lessons at Medgar Evers and Southwest.
This program provides women a safe, private time to exercise and learn to swim.
» More info
|
ABOUT
THE POOL
We are one of eight indoor pools operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation.
Located on 23rd Ave, next to Garfield Community Center, we offer a wide
array of programs for all ages.
Pool Features
- Pool size: 25 yard/6 lane
- Teaching pool (15 yards)
- 1m diving board
- Rope swing
- Exercise equipment
- Sauna
- 2 family changing rooms
- Pool Temperature: 85 degrees
ADA & ACCESSIBILITY
- Accessibility
- ADA lift
- Portable access stairs
* You are welcome to enjoy this facility. Please wear appropriate swimwear. If you feel you need an individual accommodation, we invite you to speak with the Pool Coordinator or the Swim Beach Manager.
Deep Water Swim Test
To ensure the safety of children and youth using our pools, in order
for swimmers younger than 18 to go into the deep end, Seattle Parks
and Recreation requires a swim test. The test consists of swimming two
widths of the pool. While crawl stroke is preferred, alternate methods
of swimming can be acceptable if the child is swimming with the body
in a prone position and is making good forward progress. For additional
safety, the test may be more stringent if the pool is really crowded.
Final determination is based on the judgment of the lifeguard on duty.
Alternately, the child can take the swim test using a personal flotation
device (life jacket). Children who pass this modified test are allowed
in the deep using a life jacket.
DIRECTIONS
Directions:
> By Bus
> By Car
*Note:
To view a PDF, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download it for free at www.adobe.com.
Updated
May 22, 2013
|