Las Vegas Municipal Pool

This is a really nice pool for serious lap swimmers. Although the facility is very clean and nice and the staff is great, the pool is in the middle of the skid-row/homeless area of downtown Las Vegas. Bring your own lock and towel. If you don't have a lock, change into your swim gear in the locker rooms and take your street clothes to the pool, where there are lockers for day use that you can keep your eye on.

I swam here in July, 2015. The Muni is one of the few Clark County pools open on Sunday, which is helpful since Desert Breeze Indoor Pool was closed. The set-up for this visit was six shallow water lanes for laps, then a shallow open section for splashers and families, then four deep water lanes for laps (under the boards, which are closed), then a deep water section for open swim. The water was very warm.

The facility is built like an auto shop, with lots of big garage doors that can be opened and that give a nice open feel but let the heat in. Nice locker rooms with attendant.

This is a dodgy end of town - it's fine in daylight but I wouldn't go walking around here at night.

After 4 PM no children are allowed. But don't be fooled, there are plenty of swim teams. Don't expect any meaningful lap swimming between 4 and 7 PM, as they have only two laps lanes available in the entire pool.

I swam here in 2007. It's a great pool with clean water and changerooms. Very quiet. The price is a bargain compared with what we pay in Australia.

Cool and perfect for lap swimming.

Sometimes crowded with swim teams, mornings are best.

Review is still accurate but looks like the activity picks up around lunch time. Very clean. Lockers available for day use, bring your own lock. No hair dryers, bring your own, they have enough outlets.

Always quiet, I've never shared a lane at this pool. Caters to seniors, the water often is too warm for strong lap swimmers. Always clean. Very accessible from anywhere in the valley.