Assumption of Risk Statement

Participation in programs is completely voluntary. Individuals participate at their own risk and assume responsibility for their own health and safety. The University is not liable for injuries sustained during participation in an activity. It is strongly recommended that all participants consult a physician and/or have a physical exam prior to participation. The University does not provide personal accident/health insurance. Therefore, participants are urged to secure their own insurance. You may suffer physical and/or mental injury from participating in these activities.

Aquatics FAQs

Fitness and lap swim hours are posted on the Aquatics main page and on sight.

On the east end of the Fitzpatrick Arena with the entrance at the gates nearest the building.

The pool has 12 swim lanes that are 25 yards in length, plus a shallow fitness and rehab area.

The shallow end is 3.5 feet and has a zero point entry ramp. The depth of the dive well is 14 feet.

Ideally, the pool will be kept at approximately 81-84 degrees and will vary seasonally due to air temperature.

No.

Yes; the lap pool has a ramp for those with disabilities with a zero point entry that is accessible to wheelchairs.

Current students, faculty, staff and community are eligible to purchase an aquatics pass. You must be 18 years of age to obtain a pass to use the pool.

The current aquatic pass rates are posted on the aquatics main page.

Yes; you must be 18 years of age to obtain a pass to use the pool.

No. The pool does not operate as part of the SRC.

Yes; you can sponsor your friend and purchase a $10.00 guest pass.

The aquatic facility has 2 ADA compliant changing rooms with showers.

Yes.

A Swimmers Mile = 1650 yards, which is 66 lengths.

Certified Lifeguards are on duty anytime the pool is in use, no exceptions.

The Masters Swim Group is a community club and has the opportunity to request use like any outside party requesting rental.

The aquatics facility has limited time available for reservation rentals. Groups may request use by filling out a "University Aquatics Facility Use Request" available on the aquatics website. Groups must follow all reservation procedures, and if required, have a COI specific to the period of use. Please email mcunha@csustan.edu to inquire about rental rates and availability.

You are able to buy a daily permit for any parking lot (details are on Parking Services website); or better yet, (lower cost) two-hour parking spaces may be purchased from the Kiosk in Lot 8. Please make sure you park completely between the lines in designated areas.

We do not offer swim lessons at this time.

Updated: August 28, 2025