The original Jack Carter Pool, built in 1983, was shut down in 2013 due to mechanical deficiencies. In addition to the aging pool being functionally obsolete, a study was conducted by the Federal Emergency management Agency which showed that the pool’s current location was in a 100-year floodplain. To overcome this challenge, the new pool was built in another part of the park, creating a waterpark oasis for children, teens and adults.
July 2016 marked the grand opening of the new Jack Carter Pool. The new $12.5 million aquatic center was designed to accommodate over 1,000 patrons and features a wide variety of amenities.
Three 25-yard lap lanes
Underwater bench
Three stair entries
Various spray features
Play structure
Tot area with shade structure
Zero beach entry
Slide plunge pool
Raft ride waterslide
Two stair entries
Various spray features
Large wet deck area
Underwater bench seating
1-meter and 3-meter platform diving
Customized rock climbing wall
Wet deck lounge area
Stair entry
July 2016 marked the grand opening of the new Jack Carter Pool. The new $12.5 million aquatic center was designed to accommodate over 1,000 patrons and features a wide variety of amenities.
Three 25-yard lap lanes
Underwater bench
Three stair entries
Various spray features
Play structure
Tot area with shade structure
Zero beach entry
Slide plunge pool
Raft ride waterslide
Two stair entries
Various spray features
Large wet deck area
Underwater bench seating
1-meter and 3-meter platform diving
Customized rock climbing wall
Wet deck lounge area
Stair entry
