Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned swimmer, we have a class that will fit your needs. Classes range in skill levels and follow the guidelines and procedures set by the American Red Cross. Ratio for semi-private lessons is 2 participants to 1 instructor. This encourages faster learning because the instructor is able to…
Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned swimmer, we have a class that will fit your needs. Classes range in skill levels and follow the guidelines and procedures set by the American Red Cross. Ages: 5 and above Days: Monday-Friday Fee: Min/Max: 4/12 45 minutes of instruction 15 minutes of free swim (5:45 p.m….
Closed Until Further Notice for Renovation Cravens Pool is a neighborhood pool located next to Cravens Elementary School. The pool opened May 17, 1975 and was named after Mary Lee Cravens. This family friendly pool ranging in depth from 1 foot to 4 foot 6 inches is a great location to bring younger children to get them comfortable in the water. Cravens Pool opens annually Memorial Day weekend….
This class consists of aerobic routines, stretching, and toning performed in chest/shoulder deep water. The resistance from the water gives a first-rate workout! No swimming skills necessary. Ages: 16 + Fee: $46 Min/Max: 12/25 Location: Combest Pool Instructor: Jack Thayer & Renee King Time: Fridays – 11:00 a.m.-Noon and Saturdays – 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Dates:…
CLOSED Combest Pool is part of Chautauqua Park which was acquired by the City of Owensboro in 1916 with the pool opening May 20, 1973. The Pool was named after Willis Combest, who passed in 1969 after befriending two generations of athletes in Owensboro. This family friendly Olympic size pool ranging in depth from 3 foot…
For your safety No fueling, swimming, or fishing from the dock. Riverfront parking and all long stalls are restricted to vehicles with trailers only. Parking restrictions are strictly enforced by the Owensboro Police Department. No unattended vehicles blocking the ramp.
Chautauqua Park is a 31 acre community park acquired in 1916 located just off East Parrish Avenue at 1201 Bluff Avenue. Chautauqua Park is home to Combest Pool, an olympic sized swimming pool with diving, was built in 1973 and named after Willis Combest who befriended 2 generations of athletes in Owensboro.
