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West Wallsend Swim Centre will be closed from Friday 11 to Tuesday 29 April 2025 for scheduled works relating to the new Learn to Swim Pool upgrades.Works to upgrade the car park on the western side of West Wallsend Swim Centre will begin on 7 April 2025. Pool users are still able to use the existing car park during this time. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
West Wallsend Swim Centre will be expanded to include a new learn to swim pool, while the centre's power will be upgraded.
It comes as rapid residential growth in and around West Wallsend and Cameron Park causes an increase in demand for the existing 25m pool. The multi-million dollar project also aligns with Councils adopted Aquatic facilities Strategy which identifies the expansion of the swim centre as a high priority action.
The Australian Government is commiting $1.7 million to the project through its Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program.
While feedback on the concept designs has closed, you can still view them at shapelakemac.com.au.
To support the expansion of West Wallsend Swim Centres’ new Learn to Swim pool, there will be car park work undertaken commencing April 2025. The car park to the Western side of the pool is being upgraded to an asphalt surface providing 19 designated spaces. Pool users can continue to use the existing car park while the Western car park is being constructed.
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The learn to swim pool will be housed in an extension off the current facility.
While there will be some short-term closures for specific activities, these will be communicated to the public well in advance. Council will work to ensure disruptions to the existing centre remain at a minimum during the construction phase. To stay up to date, head to swim.lakemac.com.au.
The learn-to-swim pool will cater to children from six months of age while also serving as an overflow space during school events and for additional space to host programs already in the existing pool. It may also support community initiatives such as:
Splash of Colour – a program introducing women from diverse cultural backgrounds to swimming
Rainbow Club – a learn-to-swim program for children with learning difficulties
Council will have to seek additional funding to be able to build the feature in the future.
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