When you arrive at the pool, READ ALL RULES stated on walls of pool and COMMUNICATE THEM TO YOUR GROUP and CHILDREN UNDER YOUR SUPERVISION, for your safety and the safety of others.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT SKIP ANY PAGES BEFORE ACKNOWLEDGING AT THE END.
AS A PARTICIPANT GROUP LEADER, PARENT, OR STAFF MEMBER YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE WELL BEING AND SAFETY OF YOUR GROUP AND AS SUCH, ALL REGULATIONS MANDATED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF THIS POOL ARE SIGNALED THROUGHOUT THE POOL AND RESTROOM AREAS, SOME OF THOSE REGULATIONS ARE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

Maximum Capacity in the pool facility is 100 people (includes parents/guardians of children who are in the water).  In the case that capacity has been reached, only persons wearing wristband corresponding to the active session will be allowed to enter the pool area.  All others will be asked to leave.

No shoes on pool area, only swimwear such as flip flops and water sandals are allowed. Must not have worn them outdoors.  All persons entering the pool area, even spectators, MUST REMOVE SHOES/footwear and place them in the designated area.

Swimsuits only.  Avoid loose-fitting clothing that gets heavy when wet - materials like cotton, wool, and denim are not allowed.

No bags, personal items, glass or toys are allowed in pool area; only towels and swim shoes/flip-flops are allowed in the pool area, all other belongings should be kept inside locker room.  If you wish to secure your items, please ensure you bring a lock with you.  Locks must be removed from lockers at the end of the session and will be cut off if not removed.

 “Glass containers shall be prohibited in food and drink areas.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4

No food or drink in pool area, other than water.

Since there is no area for food and drinks in the pool, if you bring water, it must be in plastic bottles.

Again,

“Glass containers shall be prohibited in food and drink areas.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4

No one is allowed in the Main Pool area without a lifeguard present; if no lifeguard is on duty, the pool is considered unsafe and closed.

No one is allowed in the pool without showering first. Shower must be done at the locker room showers prior to entering the pool.

Sick? DO NOT SWIM.

“Any person showing evidence of any communicable skin disease, sore or inflamed eyes, cold, nasal or ear discharges, or any other communicable disease shall be denied admission.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4 

No open wounds allowed.

“Any person with excessive sunburn, open blisters, cuts, or bandages shall be denied admission.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4

Stomach problems:

“Do not enter the water if you are experiencing or recovering from diarrhea or have had any signs or symptoms of a gastrointestinal (stomach) disease in the past seven days.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4

REGULAR DIAPERS ARE NOT ALLOWED!  

Children with improper diapers will not be allowed to swim.

“All children in diapers must wear diapers specially designed for immersion in water (such as swimming diapers). Do not wash out soiled diapers in the bathing water.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4 Regular diapers are not permitted in pool as they disintegrate and clog pool filters.

The pool is not a toilet!

Not allowed to pee or poop in the pool.

“Children should be encouraged to use the restroom before entering the water. Immediately report any "accidents" you observe in the bathing waters to a lifeguard.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4 

No pets allowed.

This facility is not pet-friendly (not safe for patrons and pets alike) and as such No pets of any kind in any of TVRC facilities and buildings, pool and restroom areas.

 “No animals, except for service animals*, shall be allowed in the swimming pool, wading pool, hot tub, or spa area, dressing rooms, or other parts of the enclosure.” N.J. Admin. Code § 8:26-5.4

*A “service dog” means any dog individually trained to the requirements of a person with a disability. For example, such dogs may be trained to perform minimal protection work or tasks such as pulling a wheelchair, retrieving dropped items, or alerting or assisting a person with epilepsy or another seizure disorder. The ADA does not override public health rules that prohibit dogs in swimming pools. But according to the ADA, service animals must be allowed on the pool deck and in other areas where the public can go. A service dog in the pool area is considered a reasonable ADA accommodation.

Emotional Support Pets do not fit this description; therefore, screening measures are in place to ensure that ADA compliance and pool safety is being followed. Any animals that are non-compliant will be asked to be removed from the premises by Tranquility Staff or Lifeguards on duty.

 ADA Accommodations for a trained service animal to gain pool access must be registered with Tranquility Camp Pool Staff at rzapata@tranquilitycamp.org.

No underage children are allowed in pool area without adult supervision.

Every 2 hours it is mandatory for the pool to be vacated and inspected; all patrons should wait in the restroom area until an “all clear” from lifeguards to re-enter the pool.

Groups must provide two (2) adult supervisors, who will stay on duty for the duration of rental/or session.

As a Christian establishment, public displays of affections are discouraged in pool area.

Inappropriate behavior and foul language are not allowed in pool area.

The unsafe use of the pool by either a person or group may lead to be asked to leave by Tranquility Camp Staff or lifeguard on duty, no refunds.

• No Running
• No Diving
• No Loud Music (No Sound system)

Lifeguards have the right to ask a patron to leave the pool area at any time without refund.