The facility is integrated into the broader MOSiR sports complex, which also manages local outdoor stadiums and ice rinks.
The pool architecture prioritizes accessibility, featuring specialized entry systems for individuals with limited mobility.
Water quality is monitored via an automated system to maintain standards compliant with Polish public health regulations for indoor aquatic environments.
Park Wodny MOSiR Łomża is the primary municipal indoor aquatic center located in Łomża, Poland. The facility features a multi-purpose sports swimming pool designed for training and recreational use. A dedicated recreational pool area includes water massage stations, geysers, and water jets. The complex houses a water slide that serves as a primary attraction for families and children. Additional amenities include a dry sauna and a jacuzzi area for post-swim recovery. The building is managed by the local Municipal Sports and Recreation Center (MOSiR). The facility operates year-round, serving as both a sports venue for local clubs and a leisure destination for the public.
The elevated viewing gallery provides the best vantage point for capturing the layout of the pool and the main water slide.
Bring a padlock for the locker rooms as they typically require users to provide their own or use a coin-operated system.
Check the official website for lane availability if you are visiting specifically for lap swimming, as local school programs or clubs may reserve portions of the pool.
Wear pool-appropriate footwear on the deck to maintain hygiene standards.
Avoid visiting during local school holiday breaks or organized swim meets, as the facility experiences significant capacity strain.
Maintains year-round operations but may close for brief annual maintenance periods, usually occurring in late summer.
A standard swimsuit is required; swimming caps are mandatory in the pool area. Showering before entering the water is strictly enforced.
