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Swimming Pools
Strathbogie Shire Council operates four outdoor pool complexes at Avenel, Euroa, Nagambie and Violet Town.
The season operates from the 1st December to the long weekend in March each year.
Pool Locations
- 16A Bury Street, Euroa.
- Nagambie Recreation Reserve, 1 Blayney Lane, Nagambie
- 2 Tulip Street, Violet Town
- 25 Queen Street, Avenel
Entry Fees (2019/20)
- All Strathbogie Shire residents may gain FREE entry to any pool complex within the Shire.
- All children under five years of age are admitted free of charge.
- Handicap companions or carers with a card are admitted free.
- Minimum Age of Child allowed to attend pool on their own is 10 years old
Season Pass:
| Family | Adult | Child |
| $92 | $61 | $40 |
Day Pass:
|
Adult |
Child | Children under 5 |
| $5 | $4 | Free |
Opening Hours (All Pools)
• Weekdays – 3.00 pm to 7.00pm
• Weekend – 1.00 pm to 7.00 pm
• Summer School Holidays – 12.00pm to 7.00 pm
Evening Extensions to 8.00 pm**
POOLS WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ONLY AND ANY DAY BELOW 22 DEGREES
** Evening Extension shall be at the discretion of the Contractor and only to the maximum time specified. Council reserves the right to direct the closure at any time during the extension period. The evening period is usually extended if the ambient temperature is at 30oC or higher at 6.00 pm.
Contact details
Avenel - 5796 2104
Euroa - 5795 2816
Nagambie - 5794 1915
Violet Town - 5798 1216
Community Pools Strategy 2019-2029
Click here to view the strategy
After extensive feedback from our community, research and infrastructure reviews, Council recently adopted the Strathbogie Community Pools Strategy 2019-2029 which details a 10 year vision for the four pools.
Council would like to congratulate and thank the community representatives on our Community Pools Working Group who have given their time, effort and patience to this project.
The Strathbogie Community Pools Strategy 2019-2029 provides key recommendations to help lift the profile and appeal of each pool and will assist Council in sourcing external funding needed to proceed with significant infrastructure upgrades outlined in the strategy. A Strategic Development Plan capturing the long term vision for the pool will be displayed in the upcoming season at each pool with the Community Pools Strategy 2019-29 available to the community on council’s website.
Council’s 2019/2020 budget includes an allocation of $382,000 to our pools over the next 12 months, while Council’s Long Term Financial Plan has been extended to cover a ten year period and includes the earmarking of $9 million to undertake future improvements.
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