Anderson Pool is part of a larger municipal park system that includes playgrounds and baseball diamonds, allowing for multi-activity visits.
The facility is managed directly by the City of Kenosha, ensuring public oversight of water quality and safety standards.
The pool design incorporates zero-depth entry or sloped transitions to accommodate varying age groups and accessibility requirements.
Anderson Pool is a public municipal aquatic facility located within Kenosha’s Anderson Park. The pool features a multi-lane swimming area designed for both recreational lap swimming and general family use. Water slides are integrated into the facility to provide interactive entertainment for younger visitors. The site is maintained by the City of Kenosha Department of Public Works as part of their recreational park infrastructure. It serves as a primary outdoor swimming destination for local residents during the summer months. The grounds surrounding the pool are integrated with the broader Anderson Park landscape, offering shared public park facilities.
From the elevated observation deck or the path overlooking the slide entrance.
Check the official Kenosha city website for daily water quality or weather-related closure updates before heading out.
Bring your own shade gear or chairs, as poolside seating can fill up rapidly on peak summer afternoons.
Apply sunscreen well before entering the water, as the pool deck is entirely exposed to direct sunlight.
Do not arrive during the final hour of the afternoon session if you want a full experience, as capacity limits are strictly enforced.
Open seasonally during summer months only; closed during the autumn, winter, and spring seasons.
Appropriate swimwear is required; street clothes are prohibited in the water. Listen to lifeguards for pool clearing intervals.
