Colonial Beach Swimming Pools
You can get wet in one of these Colonial Beach swimming pools in the area.
Some are public, some are not. All are refreshing and ready to offer up a fun day of rest and relaxation. Be sure to call ahead of time for details and hours of ooperation.
Thousand Trails Campground has one of the largest pools (pictured below) in the area. It is outdoors and open from May through October 15th every year. Located on Harbor View Circle. Call 804-224-8164 and ask about a day pass for swimming. It may be open to campers and their guests only.
There's an olympic-size outdoor one at Westmoreland State Park with adjacent concessions, a bath house and a great view of the Potomac River. (Note: You cannot swim in the river at this state park.) Open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Swimming is free for overnight guests in campsites, cabins and the lodge, however it cannot be guaranteed should circumstances beyond the park's control require that swimming be closed. Even if you're not camping overnight or staying at the park, you can use the pool for a few bucks. Coupon books full of swimming pool tickets are also available for purchase.
Pool at Thousand Trails Harbor View Campground
I was able to use this pool for the first time a few summers ago as our neighborhood association booked the facility for its annual picnic. It is probably my favorite one in the area. The water just sparkles! It is simply beautiful.
Back in the actual Town part of Colonial Beach swimming pools are located at places like the River Edge Inn (formerly the Days Inn) and The Plaza Bed & Breakfast inn.
Backyard at The Plaza BnBBoth are outdoor and open in season.
In the Future:
The Potomac Crossing subdivision may include swimming pool facilities. A pool is pictured on the proposed site plat for that community, as well as the site plat for the Monroe Point townhomes complex, across from the Beachgate Shopping Center. http://www.monroepoint.net/Site%20Plan2.htm
In the Past:
There once was a big yellow curvy Wet Banana Slide near the entrance to the town pier. It can be seen in this picture on the right hand s
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