This historic attraction is the perfect summertime spot to splash around, cool off, and relax by the pool. Liberty Bell Swimming Pool was built with natural stone from around the area by the men of the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930’s as a part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal program, and the first swim occurred in 1941. The pool is open to the public during the months of May through September, and the hours differ each month. The pool is also available for rental for private parties those same months during after hours. There are several season passes and group rates available for purchase.
Discounts available:
- Senior citizen 65+
- Children under 3
- Military with ID
Pool Rates
| Rates | Wed & Sun | Closed Mon & Tue |
|---|---|---|
| General Admission | $7 | |
| Senior Citizen 65+ | $5 | |
| Children Under 3 | $3 | |
| Military With I.D. | $6 |
Camper and Cottage Guest Specials
- 3 day pass – $35 (Limit 6 per family, must show receipt)
- 2 day pass – $30 (Limit 6 per family, must show receipt)
Season Pass Rates |
Group Rates |
Picnic Shelter Rental |
|---|---|---|
| Family (up to 6 people) – $100 Adult Pass – $50 Kids Pass (under 11) – $45 |
15-50 – $5/ea 50+ – $3.50/ea |
2 Hours (12pm, 2pm, 4pm) – $25 All Day – $65 |
Pool Rental After Hours
6:00pm – 8:00pm – $200 for 2 hours, $100 for each additional hour.
Requires 2 lifeguards at $30.00 cash per lifeguard / max 50 swimmers, each additional 25 swimmers require 1 additional lifeguard at $30.00. Call the park office for more info and to reserve (706) 663-4858.
Liberty Bell Pool Guidelines
The Liberty Bell Pool is a National Historic Landmark, completed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1942. Its deck and pool are constructed from natural stone, which may be uneven, so please use caution. Swim shoes are recommended for walking around the facility.
Prohibited Activities & Items
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, the following are not allowed in the pool or surrounding area:
- Running or horseplay
- Outside food, drinks, or coolers
- Floats (Only U.S. Coast Guard-approved flotation devices are permitted.)
- Climbing or playing on ropes, ladders, or drains
- Diving from the pool’s edge
- Smoking
- Yelling or distracting lifeguards
- Non-swimmers in the deep end
- Regular diapers (Swim diapers are required.)
- Exposed underwear (Proper swimwear required.)
- Pets
- Individuals with open wounds, bandages, or illness
- Snorkels and masks that cover the nose
Thank you for following these guidelines to help keep this unique swimming experience safe and enjoyable for all visitors!
