Pool & Locker Room Rules

These rules apply to all visitors including season pass holders, day pass guests, and program participants.

• Walk at all times — no running, horseplay, or roughhousing
• No diving anywhere in the pool
• Follow all staff instructions immediately
• Shower before entering the pool (Massachusetts DCR requirement)
• Appropriate swimwear required — no street clothes, denim, or cut-offs in the pool
• We recommend removing jewelry before entering the pool — Hall Memorial Pool is not responsible for lost or damaged jewelry
• Swim diapers required for children who are not toilet trained
• No open wounds, communicable illnesses, or bandages covering wounds in the pool

• Children under 12 must be accompanied and actively supervised by a parent or responsible adult at all times
• Children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian in the locker rooms
• Parents and guardians are responsible for their children’s conduct at all times

• No food, gum, or beverages on the pool deck — all food must be eaten in the designated picnic area
• Sealed water bottles are permitted on the pool deck
• No glass of any kind anywhere on the property — including bottles, jars, and drinkware
• Alcohol, smoking, vaping, and weapons are prohibited
• Do not change diapers or clothing on the pool deck — use the locker rooms
• Do not stand on or move picnic tables — available to all guests on a first-come, first-served basis
• Use respectful language — this is a family-friendly environment

• Separate men’s and women’s locker rooms — both ADA accessible
• Showers are available — guests are encouraged to shower before entering the pool
• Please limit time in showers and changing areas during busy periods

• Dispose of all trash in designated receptacles
• Hang towels and leave your area clean for the next guest
• Report injuries, unsafe conditions, or maintenance concerns to staff immediately

Hall Memorial Pool and Boys & Girls Club of Metro North are not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal property. Guests are responsible for securing their belongings.