Aquatic Park

The Aquatic Park is now closed for the 2026 season. 

The outdoor Aquatic Park is the best place to stay cool during the summer. Wade into the pool from the zero-depth entry or splash into the water from the four-story water slides. This facility features a sand-and-water play area, tot whale slide, spray arches, water geysers, drop slides, lap swim lanes, diving boards and sun decks.

In 2027, the Aquatic Park will be open June 3 – Aug. 25. More information on hours and daily entry fees will be posted in spring 2027.

Season passes

A season pass is a great value! Passes offer unlimited entrance to the Aquatic Park.

View the pass rates on the season pass page.

Lap swim

Adult lap swim, ages 18 and over, and senior lap swim, ages 55 and over, is available in the 25-meter lanes.

Visit the lap swim page for dates and times.

Amenities and concession stand

Concession stand

The concession stand will be open during the regular season.

All items are subject to change and availability.


Picnic area

Visitors are allowed to bring in their own food and appropriate beverages to consume in the picnic area. Food and beverage (other than water) are not permitted on the pool deck.


Sand-and-water play area

Our sand-and-water play area features multiple water tables and sand toys, including shovels, buckets, toy cars, sandcastle molds and more. This area is designed for our younger visitors promoting hands-on play.

Private after-hour rentals

Rent the Aquatic Park for after-hours company gatherings, events, athletic teams, scout groups and birthday parties.

Call 952.924.2540 for details and reservations.

Note: No outside music allowed.

Questionable weather and outdoor conditions

The Aquatic Park will close:

  • In the event of severe weather
  • If the temperature/wind chill falls below 70 degrees
  • If there are less than 20 customers in the pool for a one-hour time period

Weather line

In case of questionable weather or outdoor conditions, call the weather line at 952.924.2567.

Swimming lessons

For information about swimming lessons, call St. Louis Park Community Education at 952.928.6777 or visit the Community Education website.

Frequently asked questions

How deep is the water at the Aquatic Park?

The Aquatic Park has a zero-depth-entry pool, as well as a diving well with a depth of 12 feet.


Is photography allowed at the Aquatic Park?

Aquatic Park visitors may take limited and quick photos of only those in their own group. To respect the privacy of others, visitors may not photograph people who are not in their immediate group. Visitors who appear to be photographing those not in their immediate group may be asked by a staff person to stop taking photos. Cameras and cell phones are not allowed in the water.


Is there a height requirement for the water side?

Yes. Children must be at least 48 inches tall to use the water slides.


Can I bring in outside food or beverages?

People are allowed to bring in their own food and appropriate beverages to consume in the picnic areas. Food and beverage (other than water) are not permitted on the pool deck.


Can lifejackets be worn in the pool?

Yes. Life jackets can be worn in the pool and a guardian must remain within arms reach at all times. You must bring your own lifejackets to use; we do not provide them.


Are there towels available at the pool?

No. There are no towels available. You must bring your own if you wish to have one.


How big are your lap pool lanes?

The lap pool has six lanes which are 25 meters long.


Are there any toys or other items not allowed in the pool?

Yes. The following items are not allowed in the pool mermaid tails, balls, cell phones, noodles/other false flotation devices, inner tubes/infant tubes without supportive bottom, water/squirt guns and chairs.