With Memorial Day just around the corner, the Loretto and Lawrenceburg Parks & Recreation Departments have exciting news for swimmers. Both cities will be opening their swimming pools on Saturday, May 25th, welcoming visitors for a refreshing dip.
Admission to these pools will be $5 per person, providing an affordable way for families and friends to cool off during the summer heat. The pool hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Wednesdays, offering ample time for enjoyment and relaxation.
For those interested in taking a dip on Sundays, the Loretto City Pool will be open from noon to 5 p.m., while Lawrenceburg’s Rotary Park Pool will welcome swimmers from 1 to 5 p.m. These extended hours provide flexibility for individuals with varying schedules to enjoy the water.
Additionally, both parks are available for booking pool parties, purchasing season passes, and obtaining more information. To plan a special event or inquire about passes, please reach out to Loretto Parks & Rec at 931-853-6797 or Lawrenceburg Parks & Rec at 931-762-4231. Get ready to make a splash this summer at these fantastic community pools!
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