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Welcome to Jack Hort Memorial Community Pool
Jack Hort Memorial Community Pool is your local indoor swimming and aquatic centre located in Healesville, Victoria.
The Pool was cooperatively built by the (then) Healesville Shire, Healesville High School and the Rotary Club of Healesville. Community members and tradespeople assisted in planning, fundraising, construction, painting and outfitting.
Opened in 1990, the pool was able to able to built for less than half the estimated cost of 1.2 million dollars. In 2006 the pool was renamed to commemorate the late Jack Hort, a driving force since the pool’s inception.
Yarra Ranges Council commits a substantial amount annually to assist with supporting running costs. Ongoing funding comes from pool user fees, Healesville High School, Support Healesville Indoor Pool (SHIP) group and generous corporate and public donations.
Thousands of people of all ages and abilities from throughout the Yarra Valley are able to use the pool year round for recreation, rehabilitation, water familiarisation, skill development, training and perhaps most importantly enjoyment.
Come in and visit us today! We look forward to providing you with the best health and leisure experiences possible.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
7am to 8pm
Saturday
8am to 1pm
Sunday
CLOSED
Aqua Aerobics Timetable
Tuesday Night Aqua Starts Feb 6th!!!
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Swim Facilities
At Jack Hort Memorial Community Pool we have a variety of aquatic facilities to suit your needs.
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Everyone is welcome! Read more about our Social Inclusion Policy
We are committed to creating a safe, respectful and inclusive environment where everyone
feels values, regardless of their background, identity or beliefs.
The Risks of Swimming Alone
Swimming with companions reduces the risks involved with swimming alone, such as absence of immediate assistance, vulnerability to accidents and reduced recognition of potential health risks. Read on to learn more about these risks and how important it is for children and weak or non-swimmers to swim safely with responsible peers.
Swimming Carnival Safety – the Power of Practice
School Swimming Carnival season is here. This carnival season, be sure to know your child's limits and swimming ability and remember that practice really does make perfect. Read on for our top carnival safety tips.
How to stay safe in waterways this Summer
Summer is here, and there’s no doubt that one of our nation’s favourite ways to beat the heat is with a cool swim at the pool or at the beach! So, how well do you know your water safety rules and guidelines for swimming in these settings? Read on to learn how you can stay safe at the pool or beach this summer.
