Town of Oxford Pool

Located behind the Oxford Academy Primary School at the corner of West Park Street and Grays Heights Road, Oxford, NY. Private men's and women's changing areas, showers, and lifeguards on duty make for good clean, safe fun. Make an afternoon of it by bringing a picnic lunch and eating in the shade of the outdoor pavilion.

POOL HISTORY: The Oxford Swimming Pool and Bath House was dedicated to the youth of Oxford in 1978 by the Oxford Recreation Association, the Town & Village Boards of Oxford, and the Citizens of the Community. The picnic pavilion was donated by the Oxford Rotary Club. In 2008, the pool's 30-year-old feeder pumps, electrical work and concrete surface were brought up to code.
The pool is managed by the Town of Oxford Land & Water Conservation Fund, a cooperative project of the National Park Service-Department of the Interior & the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.

• Interested in applying to be a lifeguard? Please see this form (PDF).

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Oxford Town Pool is open for 2023 Season!

Phone 607-713-4021
Hours: July 5th – July 28th (Mon. – Friday) Swimming Lessons from 11- 2pm
Open Swim (2 – 6pm)
(Sat & Sun) Open Swim 12 – 6pm
Closed June 24th for Graduation & July 4th
July 29th – August 20th (Sun. – Sat.) Open Swim 12-6pm

During Swimming Lessons Free Swim Starts at 2:00pm
After 5pm ALL swimmers 8th grade and below need adult supervision.

Pool Rules

• All children under 10yrs of age must be accompanied by an adult 18yrs or older at all times
• No food, drink, gum or smoking in pool, bathhouse, or pool area
• No talking to Guards on duty
• No running on pool deck
• No flips/stunts
• Diving only in designated area
• No fighting or horseplay in pool area
• No hanging on ladders, ropes or railings
• No swearing

Consequences

1st Offense – Warning
2nd Offense – Removal from Pool 1hr
3rd Offense – Removal from Pool for 1 Day or Longer

At any time Lifeguards reserve the right to request any person to leave the premises if they refuse to comply with directives and their actions are dangerous to themselves or others in the pool.