District Swimming Pools

There are three public swimming pool complexes in the Kāpiti Coast District.  

Raumati and Ōtaki pools are open all year round.  Waikanae Pool, an open air complex, opens during the warmer months from early November through to mid April of the following year. 

Kāpiti Aquatic Centre

View the latest project information for the Kāpiti Aquatic Centre here

Raumati Pool

Raumati Pool is located in Marine Gardens, Raumati Beach.  The phone number for the pool office is 04 296 4787.  View more information on pool facilities, timetables and costs here.

Waikanae Pool

Waikanae Pool is located at 60 Ngarara Road, Waikanae.  The phone number for the pool office is 04 296 4789.  View more information on pool facilities, timetables and costs here.  

Ōtaki Pool

Ōtaki Pool is located at Haruatai Park, 200 Mill Road, Ōtaki.  The phone number for the pool office is 06 364 5542.  View more information on pool facilities, timetables and costs here.

General Comments

• an adult is considered as being aged 16 years and over
• all children under eight years of age must be accompanied by an adult
• pools are cleared 10 minutes prior to advertised closing time
• concession tickets purchased at any of the pools may be used at any of the pools.  Concession passes, i.e. 10 Swim Trip passes and 30 Trip passes expire after one year from purchase date.
• no t-shirts/singlets, cut-off jeans, 3/4 pants, boxer shorts etc are permitted in the pools
• group bookings must be made through the Parks and Recreation Department of the Kapiti Coast District Council, by phoning (04) 296-4700.

PoolSafe

In 2010 Kāpiti Coast District Council’s Swimming Pools were assessed and accredited as PoolSafe. The key elements audited were:

• Supervision Guidelines
• Pool Alone 
• Water Quality
• Emergency Action Plan
• Health & Safety

ACC PoolSafe is a Water Safety New Zealand (WSNZ) programme incorporating a range of initiatives aimed at reducing the number of water related injuries in and around New Zealand pools.  These initiatives include educational resources, public awareness campaigns and a Quality Management Scheme for public pools.