Pools Around Haddonfield, Haddon: Where To Swim This Summer

Summer is just around the corner, and you may be planning now to find activities to keep the kids busy — and cool. An obvious summer favorite pastime is spending those hot afternoons at the local pool.

The state recently issued guidance for pools to follow, so they can safely operate during the coronavirus pandemic. That guidance can be found on the New Jersey Department of Health’s website.

So where near Haddonfield and Haddon Township can you take a dip? We've compiled this guide of local pools to help you and your family stay cool this summer. If you know of a great spot we missed, share it in the comments or email Anthony.Bellano@patch.com.

Crystal Lake Pool, Crystal Lake Avenue in Haddon Township: The Crystal Lake Pool at the Richard C. Hardenbergh Recreation Center offers numerous amenities for pool members and daily visitors alike. The facility features a 25-meter pool, a wading pool specially designed for young children, a splash pool, playground area, picnic tables, expansive lawns, a clubhouse with lockers and showers, and a patio with food service.

Tavistock Hills Swimming Club, 1400 Warwick Road in Haddonfield: Bob Querubin, Haddonfield Team Coach, will be back to lead the 150+ strong swimming team. The snack bar offers healthy, family-friendly items. Kids’ socials and sports include tetherball, ping pong, shuffleboard, volleyball, basketball, tennis and more. There's also a gated toddler’s pool and play area and a Learn-to-Swim program.

Roberts Pool, 215 Hillcrest Avenue in Collingswood: Roberts Pool offers early morning, toddler and senior swim times. The pool opens for the season June 5.

NL Aquatic Center, 333 Preston Avenue in Voorhees; 856-335-3007: The NL Aquatic Center is home to the SJAC swim teams, swim school, Swim Smart, aquatic therapy and more.

Barclay Farm Swim Club, 315 Whitemarsh Way in Cherry Hill; 856-448-4359: Founded in 1958, Barclay Farm Swim Club was the first neighborhood pool in the Barclay Farm community, according to its website. Its focal point is the area’s only 3-meter diving board—a favorite of diving teams, all the kids, and some daring adults. BFSC is now open for 2021 registration. Member registration can be done here.