LAKE CLAIRE POOL
A private, members-only, pool located in the Lake Claire neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia.
Welcome to Lake Claire Pool!
We are a private, members-only pool.
About the Pool
Lake Claire Pool is a private pool with members from Lake Claire, Candler Park, and the surrounding communities. Our membership is at full capacity but you can join our waitlist through this website during the swim season (March-early September).
Pool Features
- State-of-the-art saltwater pool. Gentle on the eyes, hair, skin and swim suits.
- Junior Olympic-sized competition pool
- 75′ x 45′ and 25 yards long
- 6 wide lanes
- Bench seating in the shallow end so parents can relax and watch kids
- Limited private membership
- Toddler Pool with fountains and water mushroom
- Deck fountains into the main pool
- Air-conditioned locker rooms with private changing areas
- Lifeguards
- Diving board
- Off-street parking
- Pleasant urban surroundings
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pool hours?
Starting Memorial Day weekend, the pool is open daily from 6am to 9pm with Lifeguard hours from 10am to 9pm (varying with school schedules). We are a swim at your own risk pool. Check the pool calendar for hours and events.
I haven’t received my annual dues invoice yet. Who do I contact?
Please contact [email protected] immediately to be sure we have your most updated email address. Annual dues are due by April 1st. Membership dues not paid by April 15th risk termination.
How do I become a Lifeguard for Lake Claire Pool?
Dynamo Pool Management: click here for details about how to apply.
How do I join Lake Claire Pool?
We are at full capacity with a 4-5 year waitlist. You can join the waitlist for a one-time fee of $100. Join the waitlist.
How do I reserve a pool party?
Parties will be reserved through Dynamo Pool Management
Where am I on the waitlist?
Please email us after April 30th. We will better understand new membership offerings once annual dues are renewed.
Am I able to transfer my membership to another person or family?
No. Memberships are not transferable. Please read membership policies posted online.
If sell my house, can I transfer or sell my membership to the new owner?
Pool memberships are not transferable. However, should you choose to resign your membership when you sell your home, Lake Claire Pool (LCP) will offer the new homeowner the option to purchase a membership (no waitlist). You must notify LCP in writing (email) and the new homeowner must apply for membership within 60 days of closing and pay membership initiation fee and annual dues. See section 3 of your pool membership policies for details on termination and transfer of membership.
I lost my pool key card. How do I get a replacement?
There is a $75 fee to replace your keycard. Only one access card issued per membership. Contact [email protected] if you need a replacement.
Who cleans and maintains the pool?
We use a pool management company to maintain the pool. They also staff and train our lifeguards. The lifeguards test the pool water many times a day and deep clean the pool several times per week, more if needed. If you notice anything of concern, please let our lifeguards know.
Where do I report safety concerns?
If an emergency, report it to the lifeguards immediately and/or call 911. If this is not immediate but just something we should be aware of, them email [email protected]
Do you offer swim lessons at Lake Claire Pool?
Swim lessons are available for pool members only. Please visit the lifeguard shack for information or click on link here.
Is there a swim team?
Yes! We have a thriving swim team called the Lake Claire Wahoos. Practices begin in May with meets in June. The pool hosts 2 to 3 meets (usually on Tuesday evenings). To learn more, visit the Wahoo Swim Team website.
Are members allowed to make music requests at the pool?
Yes. Lifeguards will take music requests as long as the music does not have profanity or inappropriate content.
Is Lake Claire Pool a community pool? Do you have daily rates?
No. Lake Claire Pool is a private-members only pool. See membership details below.
I like to read and relax while at the pool and the music is too loud, what should I do?
Please ask the lifeguard to turn off the music—or to lower the volume. Lifeguards have been instructed to take “no music requests” over music.
When does the pool season begin and end?
The Saturday before Memorial Day weekend kicks off the season and the pool stays open daily through Labor Day and weekends through mid-September. Lifeguard hours are limited when school starts in August.
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