Ross Park Aquatic Complex will be moving to Stage 4 opening on June 15, following the governor’s phased approach and the City-approved Operation Plan.
Regular hours and regular admission fees apply
CONTROLLED OCCUPANCY: 250–300 as long as appropriate physical distancing can be maintained
Reservations no longer accepted. Walk-ups will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until occupancy is met. Waiting guests will be admitted as space becomes available.
All pools will be open. However, the water slide remains closed.
The Ross Park Aquatic Complex (RPAC) is more than just a pool! It is a community gathering place for kids of all ages to play, recreate and have an all around fun time. The complex is a reflection of the wishes of citizens and civic leaders to provide for the well-being of the community by providing a positive summer recreational experience.
The RPAC neighborhood includes Zoo Idaho, playground equipment at Pleasureland, a band shell, and a sand volleyball court. The pool itself attracts visitors, especially children, because of its many unique features. Grab your suits, towels, and picnic lunch and head for the pool for a happy family fun day. The Ross Park Aquatic Complex is waterific!
25-yard by 25-meter Main Pool – 2 lap lanes always open
Activity pool with cargo net, lily pads, and basketball hoop keep everyone busy
Concession stand provides patrons with snacks and beverages
Dressing/locker rooms and 2 family changing areas
Large water slide for those wanting to add to their pool experience
