Scott’s Pool

Haven’t been to scott pool in years, but it’s the same as ever. We actually attended an after-​hours pool party so I can’t say how busy their regular business hours are, but it’s a great spot for a teen birthday party. The kids all loved the super slide and high dive. We were able to bring our own pool toys too (aka mermaid tails for some pool practice swimming) About 4′ is as shallow as it gets.

I came to the pool to have fun and enjoy the water slide. I usually have a lot of fun, however this experience ruined it for me.
Apparently my bathing suit bottoms weren’t appropriate, but the guards working couldn’t provide me with a uniform guideline to follow. They also informed me that if they wanted, they could escort me out. Now I feel embarrassed and unwelcome.
A few minutes later two young girls showed up in booty cut off shorts and cropped tops. (Cut off shorts are specifically banned in the pool area.)They were very flirtatious/​loud with the guards and no one was managing the office or watching out for people swimming.
3:30−5pm Tuesday 4÷7÷15

Horrible life guards, many children’s scream and theres to many rules to follow. They should change it to where it is fun to enjoy and relax with your loved ones. I mean c’mon, we can’t wear snorkels because it’s dangerous? How the hell can that be dangerous? These stupid rules have to change.

of all the years that my family and I have been using Scott Pool, never have we experienced such horrible life guards! My nephews party was held at the pavilion. Around 1630 the life guard told my uncle, who is a pastor, that we need to leave because there is a private party coming in at 1700. So we started cleaning up and gathering our things to be loaded into our truck. However some of our guests were dropped off so my uncle had to drop them home and then return to load the truck. Within that time frame, we asked our guests to shower so that we could leave the premises, being that the party was for an 8 year old there were mostly children. While the children were showering, the life guards threatened them to leave the premises before the MP’s are called… CHILDREN! I’m completely appalled. Wouldn’t the better approach have been to go to the parents?! I understand that a private party was to begin at 1700 but we paid for the pavillion as well. Is it our fault that the pavillion was double booked?! Mind you our party was about 80+ people. So you can imagine the time it takes to clean up not only our BBQ grill, but the coolers for the drinks, wrap up the food, clean the area, wash down the pavillion and wipe up the tables and on top of that wash up the children. That is an impossible task to be completed within 30 minutes. While these life guards were threatening our CHILDREN and saying rude remarks about our party, where is the respect in that! We had retired military, active duty military and even a family who served our country and died. Never, EVER in our 15 years of functions at Scott Pool have we EVER experienced such disrespect. Is this how we treat the families of our military now-​a-​days?! I could see if we retaliated and added sarcastic remarks, but that wasn’t the case. We packed our belongings and moved for the private party. We waited on the side in the parking lot for the truck to return. I wonder had these life guards known they were being disrespectful to a pastor, men and women who served 20+ years, active duty members and children of a deceased sailor had their actions been somewhat respectful?! Is that what people have to do to get respect now days?! NO! I THINK NOT! And I hope that new life guards are hired because this is a horrible way to be treated! And no, we’ve never gone back to Scott’s pool and we don’t intend to!

To many kids! I mean seriously ever child under the age of 10 is here peeing and screaming in the pool.

My kids and I love this pool. It has full shade kiddie pool lap swim, rock climbing wall, water slide and I think is a 10′ diving board. It has a good shade spot. Thers vending machines too. Kids have to pass a swimming test to get a pass card and every time they come back they just put a armband. If they don’t have tha band they have to be with an adult all times. Lowest depth is 4′

Go here a lot in the morning for Divers workouts. It’s not to cold, and it’s a pool. Not much to dislike!

Love the water aerobics class. Very cheap with a punch card.

The kiddie pool is shaded, which is nice, but it’s very small, and VERY shallow. My 3 year old gets bored fast, then wants to go to the big pool.
Pool 2, over at Hickam has a better kids pool.

Great pool with climbing wall, diving board, water slide, and great up to date equipment for swimming fun.

Scott’s pool is an excellent pool to frequent when on base. The pool is very secured, there’s room for training. The pool measures 50 and to a depth of 8 feet plus. Lanes are sectioned off during lap hours.
There is staffed lifeguard on duty at all hours. I also noticed that there is a kiddy pool on the side as well as a BBQ area. A person could spend an entire day of relaxation at scott’s pool. The pool measures 50 and to a depth of 8 feet plus. Lanes are sectioned off during lap hours.
The men’s bathroom is spacious, there are several lockers, showers usually well stocked and well maintained.
Plenty of parking right outside of the pool area. Not sure about the pool hours in general, ill have to update this next time.

Located in Pearl Harbor so you must have a military or DoD ID to use this facility. Lifeguards are present and they’re very helpful and courteous. There is a separate picnic area you can reserve for parties and a wading pool for children 6yrs and under. The pool is not heated so make sure you go on a very warm day or be prepared to jump into the ice cold water. The pool consists of a waterside and 3 rock walls. Very entertaining for all ages. Bathrooms are clean and private and private showers have warm water and soap. And the best part, to use this facility is free so no complaints.