With Memorial Day here, the Farmersville/Jackson Township Family Aquatic Center and the Germantown Aquatic Center are both planning to open in the coming days.

Farmersville Pool

The Farmersville pool will open on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, 11 am - 6 pm.

Farmersville Pool Schedule:

Pool parties can be reserved at the pool for $250 for residents and $300 for non-residents.

Passes are on sale at the Jackson Township offices on Walnut Street in Farmersville, or at the pool when it opens. Family passes are $182 for residents and $254 for non-residents.

Residents age 62 and older are free.

The Village of Farmersville and the Jackson Township Trustees held community forums in April and May to gather community input for the future of the Farmersville pool and park. The special levy that funds the pool will expire this year and the joint entities need to decide on a path forward. See Community Input to Determine Future of Farmersville Pool

The Village and Township voted in their May meetings to tear out the baby pool due to leaks and replace the area with landscaping.

Germantown Pool

The Germantown pool will open Saturday, May 23, noon to 7 pm. The pool will remain open throughout Memorial Day weekend, and CLOSE May 26-28 [update from the City of Germantown], until school ends. The pool will then begin its normal schedule, opening Friday, May 28, 12-7.

The City of Germantown has been selling pool passes and accepting party reservations for a few weeks.

Prices for residents are $182 for a family of four. Prices for non-residents are $254 for a family of four. Buy passes

The pool is also booking summer parties. A two-hour party for residents is $250; parties are $300 for non-residents. Book a party

Germantown has set up an alert system for the community, with a specific option for pool alerts. Register here.

The Germantown pool has removed its slide. Earlier statements from the City noted that an inspection was needed to add a new one. As of May 18, the pool did not have a slide.

[Updated statement from the City of Germantown]

“The previous water slides were torn down after the 2025 pool season, having outlived their expected use and operating for over 20 years. A new slide was selected by the Pool Board in Fall of 2025 with the expectiation being they would be installed well in advance of the 2026 season. From there, permits had to be applied for both locally and at the state level. Due to the type of pool and our filtration system, we had to apply for a variance as part of our application. This means there is no set deadline on the application being returned. So, all paperwork has been filed, but the pool must wait on the state’s approval of the application before construction can begin.

We are still optimistic that slides will be up during the 2026 season. We do not anticipate having to close the pool to do so, rather we would section off part of the area under construction. Further updates will be provided as they are available. We greatly appreciate all of the community members that visit the pool each summer and look forward to having you all swim with us soon!”

The communities came to an agreement at the beginning of the year to jointly staff the pools. The Farmersville/Jackson Township Family Aquatic Center and the Germantown Aquatic Center will be managed by Devin Stoutenborough, along with four assistant managers, and lifeguards and staff who will be able to work at both facilities.

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