Pools
Walnut Country offers three heated pools and one heated kiddie pool (at the Main Pool) for the use of its residents. Pool availability dates and times are subject to change without notice.
To use the Main and Side Pools you must have a pool key fob and your CHOA badge. All swimmers swim at their own risk. No swimmers under 14 years old may swim without adult supervision. No lifeguards are on duty at any pool unless otherwise noted.
IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT BADGES
Since the Clubhouse is currently closed, new resident badges and guest passes are not available for pickup. As a result, we are not currently enforcing badges or requiring badges/guest passes at this time.
When the Clubhouse reopens, we will make an announcement letting everyone know when badge enforcement will resume.
Key fobs are still required for entry. Please contact the Business Office if your key fob is not working or if you need a new or replacement key fob at 925-687-9961.
Main pool hours
MAIN POOL CURRENTLY OPEN FOR 2022, 7 DAYS A WEEK!
Daily Hours: Open 7am to 9:30pm
Note: Pool is open and swimmable during the winter, but the heaters have been turned off as of 11/28. Bathrooms and gym still open to all CHOA residents during normal pool hours.
Side Pool Hours
SIDE POOLS CURRENTLY CLOSED WHILE THE PUMP ROOM REHABILITATION PROJECTS ARE UNDERWAY. UPDATES WILL BE POSTED HERE WHEN A DATE IS CONFIRMED.
Pool Area Access
The following list of Rules are highlights and not all inclusive from the CHOA Rules Booklet. Please review the Rules Booklet before using the pool.
- A homeowner may enter the pool only using an assigned CHOA pool key and have a CHOA ID badge.
- Nobody may allow another pool user to enter the pool area by “piggy-backing” or following someone before the gate door closes.
- Upon entering the pool area after 12p, the homeowner must sign-in on the attendance sheet that is with the lifeguard.
- A homeowner is allowed up to five guests at the Main Pool by bringing their five assigned guest passes. Additional one-day passes may be purchased at the Clubhouse.
- Nobody under the age of 14 years old may enter the pool area unaccompanied by a parent or responsible adult, unless the 14-year-old has a swimmer badge.
- Swimmers (residents and guests) who are between 8 and 14 years of age, pass the swim test (see below), and have written authorization from their parent or guardian will be given a guest swimmer badge. A guest may accompany a member who has a swimmer badge without a parent in attendance when a lifeguard is on duty.
- The swimmer badge test is given during a lifeguard’s 15-minute rest period as available. More information is in the CHOA Rules Booklet.
Pool Area Rules
- All pool users must adhere to lifeguard instructions at all times.
- No alcohol allowed within the pool area.
- Food and drinks are allowed no closer than five feet from the pool edge.
- Only authorized staff may give swim lessons at a CHOA pool. CHOA Board-approved lessons are given at CHOA pools for a fee. Contact the Clubhouse for swim lesson information.
- All residents and their guests must acknowledge and follow lifeguard whistle procedures:
- Short whistle = enforcement of rules
- Short whistles = indicates a rest period
- Long whistle = emergency situation and everyone to clear the pool
- When a lifeguard is on duty, rest periods occur every 15 minutes so that chlorine and pH levels may be checked and recorded. All swimmers between 4 and 18 years old must exit the pool and not stand near the edge. Swimmers less than four years old may remain in the pool under the watch of a parent or responsible adult in the pool too.
- No unreasonable noise, including, music is allowed in the pool area.
- No profanity, or abusive/offensive language is allowed in the pool area.
- No smoking allowed in the pool area.
- Street clothes may not be worn in the pool; proper bathing attire is required
Main Pool
West Pool
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