Recreational Swim and Diving

Please stay healthy and safe!

Out of an abundance of caution Recreational Swimming and Family Swim has been suspended until further notice. As new COVID-19 cases remain at alarming levels and the number of people hospitalized continue to increase, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a new temporary order effective November 30, 2020. The City of Culver City has issued a Public Order that mirrors the latest County Order.

In this new Order the Los Angeles County Public Health Department orders the following for Pools: “Pools that serve more than one household may open only for regulated lap swimming with one person per lane.”  To remain compliant with the new order the Plunge will be open for Lap Swim Only from November 30, 2020 through December 20, 2020.

The City’s goal is always to make the Plunge as safe as possible and provide a welcoming environment for the hundreds of patrons we serve each day. The City reserves the right to close the pool without advanced notice for special events, filming and in the case of emergencies. 

Recreational Swimming Currently Not Offered

Out of an abundance of caution Recreational Swimming has been suspended until further notice.

Recreation swimming is a family-oriented program enjoyed by people of all ages. The City has implemented recreation swim rules that are designed for the safety of all participants. Participants are encouraged to enjoy recreation swimming safely and to follow the direction of the lifeguards at all times. All fees are paid directly at the pool. All visitors must pay to enter the pool area. The schedule is subject to change. Children under 48 inches tall must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older, the adult to child ratio must be 1 to 1.

 

Recreational Diving Currently Not Offered

The City has implemented diving board rules that are designed for the safety of all participants. Participants are encouraged to enjoy diving boards safely and to follow the direction of the lifeguards at all times.

 

Recreational Swim and Diving Fees

FEE TYPE FEE
Adult Daily Entrance (18 - 49) $4 
Youth (0 - 17) Senior (50 and up) and Persons with Disabilities Daily Entrance $3
Adult Swim Passes, Resident $36
Adult Swim Passes, Non-Resident $52
Adult-Student Swim Passes, Resident $31
Adult-Student Swim Passes, Non-Resident $47
Seniors & Disabled Swim Passes, Resident $21
Seniors & Disabled Swim Passes, Non-Resident $26
Youth Recreation Swim Passes, Resident $21
Youth Recreation Swim Passes, Non-Resident

$26

Recreational Swim and Diving Board Rules

Diving Board Rules

  • As a safety precaution, before diving, divers must pass a swim test.
  • The swim test is as follows: 50 yards freestyle, with head in water using rotary breathing non-stop.
  • All participants passing the swim test will receive a wristband before using the diving boards.
  • Participants must be 48 inches tall to use the high dive/3 meter
  • Following a dive, participant must immediately swim directly to the closest ladder at the side of pool and exit the pool.
  • Only forward facing jumps, dives or front flips permitted. 
  • A participant may not climb up onto the board until the participant in front of them is completely out of the water.
  • No swimming in the diving well.
  • Only one (1) bounce on boards is permitted.
  • Only one (1) person on board and ladder at a time.
  • Intentionally splashing lifeguards is strictly prohibited.
  • The following is prohibited on diving board:
    • running on board
    • diving from side
    • swinging on rails
    • horseplay (flips, back dives, etc.)
    • jumping off board while others are in area

 

 

 

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Contact Information

Culver City Municipal Plunge
4175 Overland Avenue
Culver City, Ca. 90230
Phone: (310) 253-6680
For additional aquatic information email us.

Please Note

There may be times when our parks, park amenities and facilities are subject to temporary closures due to weather conditions, maintenance, failures of participants to follow COVID-19 guidelines and/or other reasons.  We advise you to check the PRCS Department homepage for temporary closure notifications when planning activities.

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