About Angier Pool

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The idea  of starting the Angier Recreation Club began in 1965. Construction  started later that year. Once completed the Angier Recreational Club,  Inc. which we know now as Angier Pool began in 1966.

It’s  purpose is to offer residents of Angier and surrounding areas a family  friendly community pool.  It is a private club where memberships are  limited and rules are enforced to ensure a safe and enjoyable  environment for everyone. The first 50 memberships were sold for $250.  All subsequent memberships were sold for $300. That was until 2011, when  due to much needed repairs to the pool, share prices were raised to  $350. We are limited to a total of 250 active memberships.

 The pool is graduated 3 to 9 feet deep with a diving board in the 9 foot section of the  pool.

The pool depth is separated by ropes and during selected hours is home to a lap lane for adult swim. 

The Angier  Pool is open from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day.  Members are able  to enjoy the pool seven days a week.  During operating hours, weather  permitting, every hour there will be 50 minutes for general swim and 10  minutes for adult swim.  The specific hours of operation are posted here  on our website.

Friday,  Saturday, and Sunday evenings are available for members to reserve the  pool for private pool parties.  Swimming lessons are also offered  several times during the summer. As a member of the pool, you will  receive reduced prices for swimming lessons. We also typically celebrate  both opening weekend and the Fourth of July with music an special  activities.

 While not required to have Lifeguards on duty we do employ them. Lifeguards at the Angier Pool are all Red Cross and CPR certified.  There is also a CPO  (certified pool operator) on staff on the board, ensuring the  cleanliness and correct operation of the pool.  The lifeguards uphold  high safety standards in and around the pool.  All rules are posted and  must be followed.  The guards also follow the Red Cross procedures for  weather conditions such as extreme heat, thunder and lightning. 

 The Angier  Pool is funded only by the money collected from the members and users of  the pool.  It is a private organization therefore there is no supplemental or governmental funding.  As a member, you are responsible  for paying your dues on time.  Dues must be paid online or with a check/money order.  No cash will be accepted.  Notice of summer dues are posted on this website and sent via postcard with information announcing the yearly meeting in May.   When your dues are paid in full, your immediate family members are put on the pool card, allowing you access to the  facility.  These cards are required for entry at the pool during each  visit.  Lifeguards control the use of the facility and may check to see  if you have your card.  Members may bring guests.  There is a $5 daily fee for each guest over the age of 2, who live within a 30 mile radius of the pool. 

 Yearly  members’ meeting are held the first Monday of May.  All members are  encouraged to attend.  Important information is covered and elections  take place at this meeting. Notice is given at least two weeks prior or  before. The meeting notice is sent on the Dues postcard annually.