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If you’re looking for a place to swim in Virginia Beach, the city’s seven recreation centers are an excellent option. Each center features a swimming pool, making them a convenient choice for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re looking to improve your stroke, get some exercise, or simply enjoy a refreshing dip, these swimming pools have something for everyone. In this list, we’ll introduce you to the seven recreation centers in Virginia Beach, each with its own unique pool and aquatic activities.
4500 First Ct Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Bayside Recreation Center is a 83,931 square foot facility located adjacent to Bayville Farms Park. The facility features unique amenities including an indoor pool with lap lanes and diving board, plus an indoor double gym, basketball and racquetball courts, and group fitness studio. Also, visit Bayville Farms Park across the street for outdoor amenities including a dog park, disc golf, tennis and volleyball courts, shared use path, and more.
3427 Club House Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23452
2521 Shorehaven Dr Virginia Beach, VA 23454
800 Monmouth Ln Virginia Beach, VA 23464
1400 Nimmo Pkwy Virginia Beach, VA 23456
141 S Birdneck Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23451
7. Williams Farm Recreation Center
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