Magna Recreation Center
3270 South 8400 West, Magna UT 84044 • 801 250-2194
The Kennecott-Magna Outdoor Pool is scheduled to open on Saturday, May 26th for the Memorial Day Weekend. Summer pool season will begin on June 2nd. Download 2012 pool flyer here. PDF 1.5mb
Please call the Magna and Fitness Recreation Center for information to find out when the next Life Guard Training will be held. This is a great way to make certain you get a great summer job at our pool!
Bring the entire family to the outdoor pool. The pool has a zero-edge for toddlers, fun slides as well as diving boards. A new splash pad is adjacent to the pool and fun for all children!
The pool is available to rent out for group activities, parties, reunions or other fun events.
Splash Pad
You will enjoy the added fun of the splash pad adjacent to the pool. Developmentally appropriate toys create fun and excitement for all children and most adults!
Swim Lessons
Swim lessons for every level are offered throughout the summer. Swim lesson registration begins early in May and will be held at the Magna Fitness and Recreation Center.
Swim Team
A recreational swim team is available for those who want to improve their swimming skills and have a little competition along the way.
Water aerobics classes will be offered this year. A summer water aerobics pass is required to attend. Purchase your summer water aerobics pass before June 1, 2012.
Please visit the attached link for more information from the Salt Lake Valley Health Department on information about crypto prevention: http://www.slvhealth.org/crypto/index.html
Cryptosporidiosis: Caused by a parasite in an infected person's stool, its symptoms often include stomach cramps or diarrhea. It can be transmitted through contact with contaminated pools, streams or lakes.
To prevent crypto:
- Do not swallow the pool water.
- Take a cleansing shower before swimming.
- Wash your hands with soap after using the restroom.
- Wash your hands with soap after changing diapers.
- Change diapers in the restroom, not poolside.
- Make frequent bathroom stops and check diapers often.
- If you experience diarrhea, do not swim for 2 weeks after it stops.
Source: Utah Department of Health