See you soon for the Summer Season 2024/25!
We are excited to announce Crib Point Pool will be open for our Summer Season 2024/25 from Saturday 2 November. We look forward to seeing all of our members & guests soon!
Welcome to Crib Point Pool
Crib Point Pool is Mornington Peninsula's premier outdoor aquatic facility.
Our facility offers you a 25-metre swimming pool and a shaded toddler pool, clean and comfortable change rooms as well as huge grass areas with picnic tables, 2 barbeques and a kiosk.
There is something for everyone at Crib Point Pool, making it the perfect place for the whole family to come and spend a fun and relaxing day.
We look forward to welcoming you to Crib Point Pool and providing you with the best experience possible.
Opening Hours
Season 2024/25
Saturday 2 November to Sunday 24 November 2024
Saturday & Sunday, 9.30am - 6pm
From Saturday 30 November 2024
7 days a week, 9.30am - 6pm
Public Holidays
10am - 4pm
Closed on Christmas Day
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Casual Swimming
If you are looking at using Crib Point Pool over the course of Summer, casual day passes are available.
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Crib Point Pool showcases local youth talent for Impakt FReeZA Open Mic afternoon.
Crib Point Pool played host to a vibrant display of musical talent during the recent FReeZA Open Mic afternoon, spotlighting the creativity and skill of the youth from the Mornington Peninsula.
We collaborated with Belgravia Foundation and Impakt FReeZA to bring together young musicians aged between 16 and 25 years old to hone their skills, have some fun and entertain the local community!
Open Mic Afternoon
This is a call out to our up & coming Mornington Peninsula Muso's!
Unleash your inner rock star and join us at Crib Point Pool for our first ever first Open Mic Afternoon on Sunday 14 January! Sound equipment provided, just bring your talent! Not up to take the stage? That's ok, we have something for everyone!
Family Fun Day at Crib Point Pool
Come down to Crib Point Pool for our annual Family Fun Day on Sunday 28 January, 12pm - 4pm!
Keeping children water-safe at home and the farm
You may have water safety strategies for your own home setting down pat and be well aware of most evident hazards here. Nonetheless, keeping these at top of mind, watching out for unsuspecting hazards, educating to other carers in your household or network, and being aware of hazards in other settings can help to reduce the risk of drowning. Read on to learn more about home and farm water safety.