We have a number of recreational swims available for you to choose from. To view all of our recreational swims, click on the button below or choose a specific swim. Our Special Holiday Schedule runs from December 23, 2022 to January 8, 2023. Registration will open on December 8 at 8:30 a.m. and will be available for viewing on December 2, 2022 at QSWC.CA. Winter 2023 Session registration begins Tuesday, January 3, 2023 for City Taxpayers and Friday, January 6, 2023 for Non-City Taxpayers. Activity Guide/activities will be available for viewing starting December 23, 2022.
As of March 21, 2022 facecoverings and passive screening are no longer required when you enter the QSWC. You are more than welcome to continue to wear a facecovering while in our facility. Please stay home if feeling unwell, practice regular hand hygiene and continue to follow other safety guidelines, including self-isolation rules and international travel requirements. Refer to our COVID-19 frequently asked questions and the Province of Ontario's changes to public health measures for additional information.
Registration for Summer Session begins Monday, June 20, 2022 for for City Taxpayers and Thursday, June 23, 2022 for Non-City Taxpayers. Activity Guide/activities will be available for viewing starting June 10, 2022.
Learn more about programs and how to register.
Swim Admissions Policy
You need to be familiar with this information to keep you safe.
- Non-swimmers must stay where they can touch bottom;
- Flotation devices must remain in shallow water;
- All children under the age of ten are required to have a parent in the pool facility;
- Caregivers, have emergency contact information for the children in your care;
- Proper, clean bathing attire is required;
- Please tie back long hair;
- Shoes must be worn outside of the pool area;
- Cell phones and pictures are not allowed; and
- Swimmers are required to wear a coloured wristband.
Ages 6 & under |
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Ages 7-9 |
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Ages 10+ |
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Serious Medical Conditions |
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Facility swim test
You can swim in the deep end once you pass the facility swim test (swim 25 metres without stopping and show that you can put your face underwater at least once).
Pool Fouling
In the event of a pool fouling, we must close the pool to clean it as per the Health Regulations. These are unpredictable events and can mean a 1 to 13 hour closure. Help us prevent a fouling in the pool:
- Shower prior to entry and re-entry into the pool;
- Do not swim if you are unwell;
- Anyone not toilet trained must wear clothing (like a rubber pant or swim diaper) to keep fecal matter contained; and
- Children sized swim diapers are for sale at the Customer Service Desk