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Getting ready for the Windsor Community Recreation Center pool.

An indoor pool in Windsor with a zero-depth play pool, a lazy river, an enclosed water slide, lap lanes and a hot tub. The play features turn on at 10 am daily, and the slide runs after 10 am Monday to Friday.

Know before you go. The pool doesn't list sensory swim times or a quiet room. Here's what the town does say about the pools, the slide and the rules.

Windsor Community Recreation Center: Indoor Pool

Address
250 N 11th Street, Windsor 80550 Directions
Hours
Pool: Monday to Friday 5 am to 8 pm; Saturday 8 am to 6 pm; Sunday noon to 5 pm. Play features and slide on at 10 am. Closed major holidays.
Call
970-674-3500 Community Recreation Center

What it's like

In their own words

Waits
“Zero-depth entry pool with play features (turned on daily at 10 a.m.)” and an “Enclosed water slide (available after 10 a.m. Monday-Friday).” recreationliveshere.com
Crowds
“The Activity Pool is closed from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 8 - 10:00 a.m. on Saturdays for swim lessons.” recreationliveshere.com
Rules
“Guardians of children ages six years and younger must be wearing a swimsuit and within arm's reach at all times.” “Children under the age of nine must be directly supervised by a guardian 16 years or older.” recreationliveshere.com
Rules
Slide: “Individuals must be at least 40 inches tall (1.02 m) to ride the slide.” “Riders must wait for the attendants start signal before entering the slide.” recreationliveshere.com
Temperature
“Children six years of age and under are not permitted in the hot tub.” Kids 7 to 12 need a grown-up with them, and everyone limits hot tub time to 15 minutes. recreationliveshere.com
Rules
“Swim diapers are required for all patrons who cannot use the toilet independently.” Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets are allowed. recreationliveshere.com

Who pays, in the town's words

In their own words recreationliveshere.com

“Swimmers and non-swimmers must pay admission fees for entry.”

Our note Toys, rafts, balls and full-face masks or goggles that cover the nose aren't allowed, so leave favorite pool toys at home and tell your kid ahead of time.

Our note On the slide, riders go feet first lying on their back with arms crossed, so practice the position at home if that helps.

Three things to know

  1. The pool has a 23-person hot tub, a 3-lane lap pool, an enclosed water slide, a lazy river and a zero-depth entry pool with play features.
  2. No food, gum or glass containers in the pool area.
  3. Admission is included with a daily pass, punch pass or membership to the Community Recreation Center. Call for prices.

What it doesn't list

  • sensory swim times or a quieter session
  • a quiet room
  • family changing rooms
  • sensory kits or headphones to borrow
  • a social story

To ask about any of these, call 970-674-3500.

More: groups, lap lanes, contact

The town names this hotter spot itself

Hotter

Hot tub (no kids 6 and under; 15-minute limit)not stated

Quieter

Quiet roomnot stated
  • Groups of 10 or more need to send a request at least a week ahead.
  • The lap pool is closed Monday to Thursday, 8:45 to 9:30 am, for aqua aerobics.
  • The pool closes one hour before the Community Recreation Center each day.
  • Phone 970-674-3500.

What the town doesn't say

  • not stated admission prices
  • not stated whether the slide runs on weekends
  • not stated which times are least busy
  • not stated how warm the water is

Source: www.recreationliveshere.comChecked Sun, Oct 25, 2026

Visual schedule

Pool Day

  • Drive to the pool
  • Park the car
  • Check in
  • Go to the locker room
  • Put on my swimsuit
  • Go swimming
  • Go down the water slide
  • Get dressed
  • Walk to the car
  • All done
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What to expect

Everyone pays admission, swimmers and non-swimmers. The play features come on at 10 am every day; the slide is listed for after 10 am Monday to Friday. The activity pool closes for swim lessons Monday to Thursday 5 to 7 pm and Saturday 8 to 10 am. If your kid is 6 or under, you need to be in a swimsuit and within arm's reach the whole time. The slide is for riders 40 inches and up, one at a time, when the attendant signals. Change anything.

Common questions

What if my child won't look at the schedule or story?

That is common at first. Leave it where the moment happens, point to one picture at a time, and keep it low-pressure. Many kids warm up to it after a few calm tries, in their own time.

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