Swim times

During school holidays the timetable may be subject to change. Please contact The PEAK before your visit or see our website for more details.

Photography is not permitted within the swimming pool or the swimming pool viewing areas of The PEAK.

In the interest of safety and hygiene, please shower before entering the pool, and encourage any children to use the toilet before swimming.

Swim Nappies must be worn by non-toilet trained children. These are available for purchase at reception.

1. Choose the right lane
Before you enter the pool, take a look at the lanes and choose one that has swimmers working at the same pace as you.

2. Wait your turn
Give swimmers the chance to turn and push off before you enter the lane. Dangle your legs in first to let others know you're there.

3. Switch lanes if the pace isn't right
If swimmers are swimming faster or slower than you, be willing to switch to a more suitable lane.

4. Be respectful of space
The beauty of public swims is the varying skill levels of swimmers. Always be respectful of others' abilities and allow plenty of personal space.

5. Leave room when pushing off
Don't push off right behind another swimmer. Give them a good 5 meters of space first. Likewise, don't push off directly in front of a faster swimmer.

6. Go with the flow
Always follow the directional arrows on lane signage. Swim on one side going down the lane and the other side coming back.

7. Give way
Rest in the corner of the lane when taking a break so that other swimmers can turn and push off.

8. Overtaking
If a swimmer wishes to overtake, let them do so. If the lane is too busy to allow someone to pass, let them overtake when you reach the end of the pool.

9. Proceed with caution
Always overtake with caution. Take care to avoid collisions.