Cirencester Open Air Swimming Pool

Originally opened in 1870, Cirencester Open Air Swimming Pool, a 27m main pool and a children’s pool (depth 0.5m) is set in a picturesque location on Riverside Walk close to Cirencester Park. The pool water, supplied from a natural spring, is heated to an average temperature of 26°C. There is a large patio area for relaxing with a tuck shop serving hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice creams. During the summer, it is open 7 days a week with a range of swim sessions on offer.

Location
Riverside Walk Thomas Street between Cecily Hill and The Mead, Cirencester GL7 2E

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