Seven Oaks Pool

They have an amazing handicap and family washroom. It was so very helpful in getting our 1 year old showered, dried and changed after swimming. It was very clean as well.

I love the indoor spray pad and walk in pool. It's a new and well maintained facility. The spray pad is easy for my almost 2 year old to use on her own. The floor is good and grippy. The air temperature is a bit cool for my toddler and her lips start turning purple in about 20 mins. There are excellent family/accessible change rooms with 2 rooms which lock and you have a toilet, shower and everything needed for wheelchair access. It makes it easy to get yourself and your toddler shower and changed in once space.

The pool is curently open and my kid had her first lesson in 2 years here. Got to see the new splash pad and my kid cannot wait to come back on the weekend.

Its fun for kids young and old they got 3 slides 2 smaller ones and one bigger one. The kiddy pool was warm and at a decent depth. And its totally separate from the main pool. Which is awesome in my opinion. From what I seen of the main pool it was huge it self. With some diving boreds and other sections of depth. Its worth the time.

Great place. The staff are friendly, the locker rooms are clean and the pool is very well maintained. I would highly recommend this pool for all your swimming needs.

They did an awesome renovation here at the 7 Oaks pool. Has now spray pads and slides. Perfect for gathering and parties for kids.

Rather disappointing. About 5 years ago the pool was closed for, what I understood were, renovations and the addition of an indoor splash pad. It turned out it was closed for years due to various issues. I was hoping to resume swimming laps after an accident so went to check it out. Checked the website and noticed no lessons for children were shown -I incorrectly assumed it was a COVID thing. On arrival the din was deafening. Children everywhere - 1 PM on a Thursday. $6 entrance fee for an adult. Paid and went in anyway. Now to be fair there were some obvious changes to the entrance not improvements but new anyway. The change room, showers, lockers and sauna were I believe exactly the same. No obvious change to the pool ??. On thé good side, the children hadn’t taken over the lap lanes. I pretty much had it to myself (except for two loud talkers occupying the first two lanes who shouted away at each other in some foreign language for the 5 minutes I could tolerate the place - they just stood - no swimming) I glanced briefly at the diving section thinking briefly of having a dive or two but it was being used for swimming lessons? I quickly showered and left. On departure I questioned the hapless employee on the desk about the swimming lessons and them not being listed on the website. She informed me that lessons were continuous from 9:30 am on - exclusively for children from Seven Oaks School Division. What the heck - do all grade school children get this training in Winnipeg? Somehow I doubt that. I won’t be returning. Oh there was a splash pad - I saw an opening to it and as I looked in that direction an official looking man informed me that it was for children only. I didn’t argue lol, so I can’t report on it.

The new renovations have made this place fully with the times. If you have a child it’s the greatest place to go on a rainy day and a hot day with their Indoor splash park, good temperature water, Waterslides and wading pool. Costs about $13 for a child and parent drop in fee.