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What You Should Know About Your Apartment Swimming Pool In Indianapolis

September 14, 2021
family in a pool

During the summer heat, a spacious pool truly is an oasis for the whole family. If you’re lucky enough to live in an apartment community in Indianapolis that grants access to this exquisite addition, you ought to take full advantage of the chance. To make the utmost of every pool experience, here are the best tips to remember about your apartment swimming pool in Indianapolis.

A Pool Does Liven Up Your Apartment Living Experience

Lake side pool on a sunny day.

A beautiful pool makes staying in your Indianapolis apartment community even better. If you like swimming or relaxing poolside, you can go any time within pool hours. You can make friends with neighbors at the pool. Swimming is a stellar whole-body workout if you’re trying to shed some pounds or stay in shape. Don’t forget how a pool adds a refined touch to any community..

Remember Your Pool Pass

Summer hat and key card on a deck floor.

Before you slip on your flip-flops, make sure you can unlock the pool. Nearly all apartment neighborhoods distribute a pool pass, code, or access key to community members. This allows only tenants and a small number of their friends can access the pool, not just anyone. So if you want to swim this summer, drop by the leasing office at the onset of the summer. Always remember, please refrain from sharing your pool pass with unattended guests and non-Residents.

The Pool Is More Fun With These Things

Avoid having to walk back and forth to your apartment, remember to place these necessities in a duffle bag or backpack. Here’s a quick list of necessities for your Indianapolis apartment swimming pool:

  • Comfy beach towel
  • Swimming goggles
  • Plastic water bottle -- no glass please!
  • Waterproof sunscreen
  • Sunglasses
  • Comfortable sandals

Leave behind snatchable things like a purse, wallets, watches, and jewelry at your apartment. It might be tricky going out and about without your phone. If you choose to bring it, make sure to stick it under your chair when you take a dip in the waves. This serves to both protect your device from wandering eyes and help make sure you don’t forget it when you depart.

Your Indianapolis Apartment Swimming Pool Has Rules For Your Benefit

Pool rules aren’t there to keep you from your day. Apartment communities have rules about pool dress, food and drinks, running and horseplay, substance use, pool capacity, weather closures, and others. These rules are in place to care for you, other guests, and pool furnishings. Without them, someone risk serious injury.

Keep in mind the unwritten rules of common courtesy. Blasting loud music, hogging chairs, and tossing trashing everywhere will annoy fellow residents. Be kind and stick to the rules so everyone can have a great time in the water this summer.

You Are Responsible For Your Personal Health And Safety

Up close shot of the pool's no diving sign.

The majority of apartment communities do not employ lifeguards. A few apartment communities staff lifeguards, but ultimately, you’re still the one has to look out for your well-being. Commonly, you will probably see a posted announcement that apartment management is not liable for accidents, injuries, or lost property.

You’ll have a better time at the pool when you keep yourself safe. Apply plenty of sunscreen. Stay hydrated. Dress in proper footwear outside of the pool. Don’t swim with a fresh wound. Stick to your limits as a swimmer. And don’t bring your valuables. Some communities allow you access to lockers, sunscreen, water bottles and more pool essentials during those summer afternoons you spend by the pool.

Spend Your Days Poolside At Penrose on Mass Apartments

Take a look at the pool and the other alluring elements of our community at Penrose on Mass! Our Leasing Team is ready to give you a tour and discuss what’s so unique about living here. Contact us at 317-661-4399 or schedule a tour today.