Indian Harbour Beach City Swimming Pool

The Indian Harbour Beach pool is a heated 25-yard, 6-lane competition pool on the south side of the Recreation Center in Gleason Park, 1233 Yacht Club Blvd., open seven days a week all year.

The Indian Harbour Beach Recreation page calls it heated and competition-size, says it opens every day of the week all year, and places it in the 27-acre park at the corner of South Patrick Drive and Yacht Club Boulevard (City of Indian Harbour Beach Recreation page). The pool page lists the basin as 25 yards with 6 lanes and about 113,000 gallons, and says the 2016 renovation that replaced the pool and deck surface, pump and heater also added a chiller that holds the water temperature steady through the hottest summer months (Indian Harbour Beach Swimming Pool page).

Both pool hour sheets print the Recreation number, (321) 773-0552 (IHB Fall Winter Spring Hours sheet), and the Gleason Park page lists the Recreation office as open 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday (Gleason Park facility page). The Gleason Park guide covers the rest of the park, including the hall rentals and the lake; this guide sticks to swimming.

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by opening the two Indian Harbour Beach pool hour sheets, the swim lessons flyer and registration form, and re-reading the pool, Recreation and Gleason Park pages.

Outside summer, the Indian Harbour Beach pool opens for lap swim at 5:30 a.m. on weekdays, and on Saturday and Sunday swimming starts at 1:00 p.m.

Indian Harbour Beach posts two printable sheets, Fall, Winter, Spring Hours and Summer Pool Hours, each split into a lap swim column and a general swim column (IHB Fall Winter Spring Hours sheet, IHB summer hours sheet). The table follows the sheets' two-column layout.

The difference in summer is the morning. The summer sheet says summer hours begin on June 2nd and that the Indian Harbour Beach pool is closed for swim lessons on weekdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, so weekday lap swim ends at 9:00 a.m. and general swim does not start until 1:00 p.m. (summer hours sheet). Monday and Wednesday evenings are the short days in both seasons, with the pool closing at 6:30 p.m.

An Indian Harbour Beach resident pays $179.00 a year for an individual pool membership or $3.00 for an adult day swim, and non-residents pay more for every pass.

The Indian Harbour Beach fee block on the fall, winter and spring sheet is marked effective 4/1/22, and the sheet says prices include sales tax (IHB pool fee sheet).

Day swim fees are cash only. The Indian Harbour Beach sheets say daily fees are paid to the lifeguards, cash only, with small bills requested, and the summer sheet adds that members must show their cards to the lifeguards each time they swim (summer hours and fees sheet). The fee sheet defines seniors as 60 and older and applies the senior rate only to the senior members of a family and a spouse (IHB pool fee sheet). On the same sheet, a family membership is limited to one household living together, and every membership lasts from the day of purchase to that date a year later (IHB pool fee sheet).

The Indian Harbour Beach fall, winter and spring sheet also prints the child rules: no charge under age 3, swim diapers plus swim pants until a child is toilet trained, an adult along with every child under 11, and an adult in the water at all times with every child under 6 (IHB pool fee sheet). The pool page permits only U.S. Coast Guard approved flotation devices (Swimming Pool page), and the summer sheet tells swimmers to ask a lifeguard for the complete list of pool rules.

Indian Harbour Beach teaches American Red Cross summer swim lessons in two-week sessions, from a parent and tot class for babies to Level 5 stroke refinement.

Summer lessons at the pool are American Red Cross instructed, according to the Indian Harbour Beach Recreation page (Indian Harbour Beach Recreation page). The city's Swimming Lessons flyer sets out the classes: Mom and Tot water orientation for ages 6 months to 3 years; a Preschool class for ages 3 to 5, grouped by age with all skill levels; and for ages 6 and older, Levels 1 and 2, Level 3 stroke development, Level 4 stroke improvement with rotary breathing required, and Level 5 stroke refinement (IHB Swimming Lessons flyer).

Each Indian Harbour Beach session meets for two weeks, Monday through Thursday, for 25 minutes a day, in half-hour slots between 10:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The flyer lists fees per session of $65.00 for the first child and $60.00 for a sibling for Indian Harbour Beach residents, and $70.00 and $65.00 for non-residents. It accepts check, cash, or MC and Visa with a service fee, takes no registrations by phone, gives no refunds, and says lessons may be canceled for weather, a call made only at the lesson's start time (Swimming Lessons flyer).

The Indian Harbour Beach summer swim team is for ages 6 to 15 who can already swim 25 yards of front crawl, 25 yards on the back and tread water for 30 seconds.

The Indian Harbour Beach flyer splits practice by age, 9:00 to 9:45 a.m. on Monday and Wednesday for ages 9 to 15 and on Tuesday and Thursday for ages 6 to 8, and lists a summer swim team fee of $120.00 for Indian Harbour Beach residents and $125 for non-residents (IHB Swimming Lessons flyer). A child who cannot show the required skills on the first day is offered a refund or a place in swim lessons if one is open.

The Indian Harbour Beach paperwork has two loose ends. The registration and release form for lessons and team needs a parent or legal guardian's signature for any student under 18, and it includes an accident release and indemnity waiver (IHB swim registration and release form). On the age rule, the flyer says a swimmer must be 6 years of age on June 1st, while the form says June 2nd. The flyer also prints two different pairs of registration opening dates for residents and non-residents.

Yes: the Indian Harbour Beach pool sells every pass and lesson to non-residents, at a separate non-resident price.

Both Indian Harbour Beach hour sheets carry a non-resident column for each yearly membership and daily fee, and the lessons flyer lists non-resident lesson and swim team prices beside the resident ones (IHB pool fee sheet, Swimming Lessons flyer). The flyer also opens lesson registration to Indian Harbour Beach residents before non-residents. The resident rate for the yearly family membership is $268.00, against $642.00 for a non-resident family, as printed on the fee sheet.

For anyone driving in, the pool sits with the Recreation Center inside Gleason Park at 1233 Yacht Club Boulevard, and the Gleason Park page lists park hours of 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM every day (Gleason Park facility page).