The Frank J. Dunn pool offers a full range of swimming lessons for children, youth and adults; lane swimming; public swimming and aquasize classes. The indoor pool is closed each summer while the Kinsmen Water Park is open.
The Frank J Dunn swimming pool is located at Carlton Comprehensive High School, owned by the Sask Rivers Public School Division and is jointly operated by the City of Prince Albert and the Saskatchewan Rivers School Division #119.
The New Aquatic and Arenas Recreation Centre will be opening in 2025! Lifeguard recruitment is now underway.
For any inquiries, please email aquatics@citypa.com.
| The Future of the Frank J Dunn Pool Media Release | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Frank J. Dunn Pool Closing – An End of an Era The Saskatchewan Rivers School Division and the City of Prince Albert are preparing to bid farewell to the Frank J. Dunn Pool, a cornerstone for swimming, physical education, and community recreation for over five decades. As the community looks to the future, the state-of-the-art Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre will open in the spring of 2025, marking a new chapter in local aquatics and recreation. Built in 1973-74, the Frank J. Dunn Pool is owned by the Saskatchewan Rivers School Division but has been jointly operated by the SRSD and the City of Prince Albert. Over the years, it has provided countless opportunities for students and residents, from swimming lessons to recreational programs. However, as the new Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre nears completion, the Frank J. Dunn Pool will begin phasing out community use and moving towards closure. The new Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre represents a significant investment in Prince Albert’s future, offering modern amenities, expanded programming, and enhanced user experiences. This transition ensures that students and residents can enjoy state-of-the-art facilities that cater to the needs of a growing and vibrant community.
The City of Prince Albert and Saskatchewan Rivers Public School Division are committed to ensuring a smooth transition as the community moves forward with the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre. For more information, please contact: Mike Hurd Jody Boulet |
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Public swimming, lane swimming, and aquasize are offered at the Frank J. Dunn Pool! View times below or online! Water walkers are more than welcome to attend lane swim times; if you attend, please ensure you are staying in the lane with staircase, as to not collide with lane swimmers. Thank you for your cooperation. As programming is prepared to transition to the Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre and Kinsmen Water Park, FJD pool schedules will be posted weekly on Saturdays for the following week.
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FJD accepts cash, debit, and credit.
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Adult Supervision Policy |
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All children under the age of 8 must wear a red wristband and stay within arms reach of an adult in the water at all times. One adult can supervise a maximum of three children. Children aged 8-10 must wear a green wristband and can swim on their own but must have an adult at the facility with them. |
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Lifejackets are provided during all of our programming at FJD. Ask a lifeguard for assistance! Swimmers may bring their own lifejackets/PFD's from home. |
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Please be sure to review the FJD rules before arriving at the facility. |
