What the community wants
Based on 19 submitted designs.
Local voices
About the supporters
Supporters shared their ZIP code so neighbors can see where community input is coming from. We show ZIP-level totals, never names or addresses.
Campbell's aquatic priorities
How 19 residents ranked the aquatic programs they most want to see. Ranked from #1 (5 pts) to #5 (1 pt) — these reflect community input, not a final plan.
- 1Lap Swim815 picks
avg rank #2.5
- 2Open Swim (Family / Recreation Swim)613 picks
avg rank #2.1
- 3Swim Lessons (All Ages)113 picks
avg rank #2.5
- 4Youth Swim Team18 picks
avg rank #3.0
- 5Masters Swimming6 picks
avg rank #2.7
- 6Water Aerobics15 picks
avg rank #3.0
- 7Lifeguard Training / Water Safety Classes4 picks
avg rank #3.8
- 8Scuba Certification3 picks
avg rank #3.3
- 9Senior Aqua Fitness12 picks
avg rank #2.0
- 10Water Therapy Classes4 picks
avg rank #4.5
Preferred ways to get in the water
- Stair Entry38%
- Zero-Entry / Beach Entry35%
- Ramped Entry27%
What are we missing?
Programs and services neighbors suggested that weren't on the staff list. These are community ideas gathered for the project team to review.
- "water park" type features like slides or a lazy river (see silliman aquatic center and Palo alto JCC)
- Kayak paddle practice.
- Private lap swim lanes
- Safety leaning skills
- Sjsu as a template (open swim area, swim lanes, shallow section etc)
- Splash pad area for kids
- Underwater hockey
- Water polo!
- White water kayaking roll classes
What people are saying
Public comments shared by neighbors who submitted a design.
“Make the pool tile instead of concrete. Keep the pool a consistent depth.”
— Janelle C. · 5d ago
Founding 25 Designer“Please have adequate adult swim time especially in late afternoon/evening. If possible, have good illumination so the pool can be used for a short time after sunset. Lastly please have an ADA-compliant pool lift chair for accessibility if a stair-entry is the final choice.”
— Sarah D. · 20d ago
Founding 25 DesignerCommunity Voice“As much open recreation swim time as possible! And a zero depth entry and a water slide! Check out Pecos Pool in Phoenix, AZ for a great example of an awesome space as well as programming and rec swim hours.”
— lgallettsmith · 21d ago
Founding 25 DesignerCommunity Voice“Beside the facility, ease of signing up and schedule flexibility are also important factors for overall experience using the pool. The current signup process is such a hassle because you have to make a reservation online ahead of time. Camden pool allows people simply walk in any time during swim sessions and pay for a day pass.”
— Steven T. · 22d ago
Founding 25 Designer“More open swim hours.”
— Matt C. · 30d ago
Founding 25 DesignerCommunity Voice“Earlier evening lap swim”
— Keeley O. · 41d ago
“indoor heated pool with expanded hours late into the evening”
— West C. · 43d ago
“Having swim lessons with a level floor is going to help the next generation of swimmers learning to swim.”
— Justin E. · 43d ago
Mini-game
Dive Into the Design
50
GOAL 5,000
rings collected by the community
- Rounds
- 9
- Pool rings
- 45
- Bonus
- 5
Missions played
- Family Fun8
- Learn to Swim1
- A Pool for Everyone0
Top wishes
- Shaded seating4
- Family picnic deck2
- Water safety classes1
- Splash play1
How rings count: each completed mission adds 5 rings, plus 1 bonus ring for finding the daily Campbell history item. Game plays are tracked separately from design submissions and are not counted as survey votes.
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