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Rotary Ryland Pool
- Address:421 North First Street
San Jose, CA 95112 - Phone:(408) 282-1636
- Capacity:50 - 100
Categories:- Aquatics/Pools
- Address:421 North First Street
Rotary Ryland is a single-pool facility. Located in Ryland Park, the pool was designed with our youngest swimmers in mind. It is circular and with a depth of 4 feet in the center of the pool.
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- Pool Size: 65' Round Pool
- Pool Capacity: 50 - 75
- Pool capacity is dependent on lifeguard availability.
- Depth: 4 feet
- Locker Rooms: No
- Parking: Yes
- City or Vendor Operated: City
Recreation Swim
2026 Summer Recreational Swim ended on August 8, 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- What is the minimum age to swim during Lap Swim at Camden Pool?
- Mature teens at least 14 years of age may also swim, if accompanied by an adult 18 years or older for the duration of use.
- Do I have to make a reservation for Lap Swim?
- Lap Swim is on a first-come, first-served basis and is only offered at the Camden Pool.
- How do I register for Water Aerobics?
- Water Aerobics is not available currently.
- How do I purchase a pass?
- You can purchase your Punch Pass or Daily Pass at the Camden Community Center front desk Monday - Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. or Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- What is a Punch Pass?
- A punch pass for Lap Swim at Camden Pool is a physical card with 10 visits + 1 free bonus visit. Each visit is marked off with a hole puncher.
- Will Lap Swim be open if it's raining?
- Yes, Lap Swim at Camden Pool is open rain or shine!
- Are there lifeguards on duty?
- Yes, lifeguards will always be on duty at pools at the City of San José Swimming Centers during operating hours.
- How many people to a lane?
- Due to varying customer volume, lane sharing may be required with up to two swimmers per lane.
- By signing in, patrons agree to share lanes with additional swimmers when necessary and move to circle swimming when required.
- Circle swimming is required when there are more than two swimmers per lane to maintain a safe environment, provide access to swim, and minimize wait times for all participants.
- Swimmers can use posted lane markers to swim with other swimmers of similar skill levels.