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Welcome to Oakey Aquatic Centre
Oakey Aquatic Centre is a great community pool and is home to the Oakey Swim Team. Our facilities include a 50m lap swimming pool, a toddler splash pool and play area for the little ones to enjoy, as well as large grassed areas for the family to enjoy.
We offer you a range of incredible programs, including our Learn to Swim swimming lessons, aqua aerobics and Squad.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Oakey Aquatic Centre and providing you with the best health and leisure experiences possible.
Season Open Hours
September 2023 - April 2024
5.30am - 7am and 9am - 6pm
Saturday and Sunday
10.30am - 5pm
Public Holidays
Minimum hours 11am - 4pm
Closed on Christmas Day and Good Friday.
Opening hours vary for school holiday periods.
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Click below for more information about our membership and casual swimming price list.
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Why Spring Swimming is Vital for a Safe Summer
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