Sydney’s sdy pools are iconic destinations for both locals and visitors to enjoy an uncrowded sunbathing experience without crowds. Crafted by nature’s tides, these intimate rock pools can be found across Royal National Park; perfect for swimming, snorkeling, hiking or simply taking in the scenery! These hidden gems are considered Sydney’s “natural lungs”, so every visitor must add these spots to their itinerary!
At Andrew Campbell Reserve in Prospect, one of 11 pop-up pools opened this weekend to provide water lovers living away from the coast with access to aquatic fun. Running for two months over both Saturday and Sunday afternoons over two months, this recreation space will include two pools, ping pong tables and food trucks – part of a plan by Sydney Water to make more parts of western Sydney swimmable – Trench Reserve in Penrith, Marrinawi Cove at Barangaroo and McIlwain Park will join these sites later on – creating an aquatic network across Sydney Water that will cover Trench Reserve in Penrith; Marrinawi Cove at Barangarooo; McIlwain Park will all open soon as well!
Scenic Pools’ sudden closure left several Sydney-area clients’ fibreglass pool construction projects incomplete; clients received an email on May 3 informing them that it is no longer trading and a liquidator will contact them shortly thereafter. One client, Rakesh Goel from Kellyville in Sydney’s northwest, reported to Nine News he signed an agreement to build with Scenic in late 2017 and paid nearly all the cost up front – totalling $64,000 altogether – by late January – paying nearly 100% of its total price.
Under NSW health guidelines, swimming pools may operate provided they have a COVID-safe plan in place with physical distancing rules adhered to. As restrictions loosen in Sydney ahead of summertime, however, attendance at its swimming pools has significantly declined and one mother of three noted they had to travel over an hour in order to find public swimming options this month.
Your backyard oasis relies on finding a reliable swimming pool builder in Sydney who understands your aesthetic preferences and will take the time to learn about how you plan to use your pool – this will ensure the finished product matches up perfectly with what was imagined in terms of aesthetic, functionality, durability and long-term use.