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Petria Thomas Pool

Tourism · Goonengerry, NSW 2482

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Petria Thomas Pool serves the Goonengerry community with a standard fifty-metre outdoor swimming facility, providing spaces for lap swimming, local school carnivals, and general aquatic recreation.

About Petria Thomas Pool

Petria Thomas Pool is a public aquatic facility located in the hinterland region near Goonengerry. Named after the local Olympic champion, the venue features an eight-lane, fifty-metre outdoor pool suitable for fitness training and competitive events. The grounds include essential amenities such as change rooms, showers, and kiosk services for visitors. Shaded areas are provided around the perimeter to accommodate spectators and families during the summer months. The facility is a short drive from Minyon Falls Lookout, making it a convenient stop for those exploring the natural attractions of the Byron Shire. It caters to a range of users, from competitive squad members to toddlers using the shallow wading pool. Accessibility features are integrated into the site to ensure all community members can utilise the water safely. The venue maintains standard operating hours throughout the peak swimming season, supporting health and wellness initiatives across the local district.

What they're known for

  • Full fifty-metre outdoor Olympic pool
  • Shaded children’s wading and leisure area
  • Professional coaching and squad training sessions

Best for

  • Local residents seeking regular lap swimming
  • Families requiring safe children’s water play
  • Regional schools hosting annual swimming carnivals

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What is Petria Thomas Pool best for?

Local residents seeking regular lap swimming, Families requiring safe children’s water play, Regional schools hosting annual swimming carnivals

Where is Petria Thomas Pool?

Petria Thomas Pool is located in Goonengerry, NSW 2482.

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