About Angier Pool

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The idea for the Angier Recreation Club was born in 1965, with construction beginning later that same year. By 1966, the vision became a reality, and the community welcomed what we now know as the Angier Pool.

Since day one, our mission has been to provide families in Angier and the surrounding areas with a safe, fun, and family-friendly environment to enjoy during the summer months. We are a private, member-owned swim club committed to maintaining a peaceful, welcoming atmosphere where safety and respect are top priorities.

When the pool first opened, the original 50 memberships were sold for $250. Additional memberships were later offered at $300, a price that remained unchanged until 2011, when necessary pool repairs prompted a modest increase to $350. Today, we remain a limited-membership club with a cap of 250 active member families, ensuring a comfortable and uncrowded experience for all.

We’re proud of our rich history and even prouder of the community we continue to serve.

 Our pool features a gently graduated depth ranging from 3 to 9 feet, offering something for everyone—from wading and playing to confident swimming.

While the diving board has been removed for safety and maintenance reasons, we’re actively exploring options for replacement and hope to bring it back soon.

The deep and shallow areas are clearly separated by ropes for safety.

Whether you’re here to relax, swim laps, or splash around with the family, our pool is designed to accommodate all ages and skill levels.

 The Angier Pool is open seasonally from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, providing members with access to the pool seven days a week.

During operating hours (weather permitting), the pool follows a rotating schedule:

• 50 minutes of general swim
• 10 minutes reserved for adult swim
  This schedule repeats every hour to ensure both fun and relaxation for swimmers of all ages. Specific daily hours are posted here on our website and updated throughout the season.

Members can also enjoy:

• Private pool parties — available Tuesday through Sunday evenings by reservation
• Swimming lessons — offered multiple times during the summer season, with discounted rates for members

Whether you’re swimming laps, attending a lesson, or hosting a summer celebration, there’s always something happening at Angier Pool!

 At Angier Pool, safety is our top priority. All of our lifeguards are Red Cross certified in both lifeguarding and CPR, and are trained to maintain a secure and welcoming environment for swimmers of all ages.

A Certified Pool Operator (CPO) is also on staff through our Board, ensuring the pool is properly maintained and operating according to health and safety standards.

Lifeguards enforce all posted rules and are committed to upholding high safety standards in and around the pool. They also follow Red Cross protocols for weather-related concerns, including extreme heat, thunder, and lightning, to ensure every member’s safety.

We appreciate your cooperation in helping us keep Angier Pool a safe and enjoyable place for all.

 The Angier  Pool is funded only by the money collected from the members and users o  the pool.  It is a private organization, therefor,e there is no supplemental or governmental funding.  

As a member, you are responsible for paying your dues on time.  Dues must be paid online, through approved apps, or with a check/money order. Notice of summer dues are posted on this website, Facebook, and sent via email 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. 

 The Annual Member Meeting is held on the first Monday of May each year. All members are strongly encouraged to attend, as this meeting covers important updates about the pool, club operations, and includes the election of board members.

Official notice of the meeting is provided at least two weeks in advance and is included with the membership dues information packet. Reminders and details are also shared via:

• Email
• Facebook
• Our website

Your participation helps shape the future of Angier Pool and ensures your voice is part of our ongoing success as a member-owned club.