WOODLAND — November 2, 2026. The City of Woodland lists its Aquatics Center construction project as complete, with a new facility beside the Community and Senior Center at 2001 East Street.
Two different pools
The city describes a competition pool with ten lanes, including dedicated warm-up and water-exercise space, as well as an activity pool with shallow instructional areas, interactive water features and zero-depth entry.
Accessibility and support facilities
The project’s design includes accessible paths, changing and shower areas, staff offices, first aid, lighting and shade structures. The city held a ribbon-cutting in February 2026 after the major work was completed.
Programs have separate schedules
A completed facility is not necessarily open for public swim at every hour. Families should consult the current Woodland aquatics program for session times, admission rates, registration requirements and pool maintenance notices.
Official sources
City of Woodland — Aquatics Center Project; Woodland — February 2026 Opening Announcement.
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