Swimming safety at Hay Moon Pool

Heading over to Hay Moon Pool? Keep the amenity rules in mind before heading over and during your visit. Need access to the facility? Complete the resident amenity access form.

Bring these:

Brivo Pass

Bring the phone you registered for the Brivo Pass with you to the pool. The app provides residents access to the facilities.

Appropriate attire

No street clothes in the pool and swimwear must be appropriate for a family setting. Bring shirts, bottoms and shoes for outside of the pool area.

Hair ties

Long hair tangles easier and can cause hairballs in the filter. Unlike cats, the filters can’t cough them back up. Consider tying up hair longer than chin length while in the pool area.

Nonslip shoes

Many surfaces around the pool and outside of it get slippery when wet.

Flotation device

Only Coast Guard approved (Types I, II, III) are allowed in the pool. No arm-only floaties allowed.

Good attitude

Shouting and abusive behavior is not allowed at Hay Moon Pool. Only fun, positive vibes allowed.

Kids rules:

  • Diapers — Keep the code browns out of the pool. Children under 3 or not yet potty trained must wear a swim diaper and tight-fitting rubber pants.
  • Potty breaks — Take regular breaks to prevent accidents that may temporarily shut down the pool.
  • Age limits — Children under 15 must be accompanied by someone 19 years of age or older at all times. No drop and go’s.

Pool hours

Hay Moon Pool is open Sunday through Thursday from 6 a.m until 9 p.m. Plus, Friday and Saturday from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m.
Alamar Amenities

Guest Policy

  • Limits  — No more than 4 guests (child and adult) per household.
  • Additional guests — Fill out an amenity guest access form to request additional guest access — up to 10 per household.
  • No drop off — A resident must accompany their guests at all times.

Leave it at home:

  • Glass of any kind (including glass lenses)
  • Pool loungers, kickboards, fun noodles, footballs, water guns, water balloons, etc.
  • Pets
  • Cigars, cigarettes, vapes, and other smoking devices.
  • Valuables or anything you don’t want lost or stolen.
  • Any type of weapon.
  • Speakers or boomboxes unless using headphones.

Eats and drinks:

  • Food  — ok in approved containers (no glass).
  • Alcohol — may be enjoyed in approved areas only and may not be in a glass container.
  • Keep your distance — Food, candy, drinks, and gum must stay at least four feet from water’s edge.
  • Coolers — Community Ambassadors may search coolers for glass or other prohibited items.

Keep things safe:

  • No lifeguard on duty — Swim at your own risk.
  • Swimming alone can be dangerous — bring a buddy to swim with you.
  • No diving — Running and horseplay are also not allowed in the pool or surrounding area.
  • Rinse off — Before heading into the pool, use the outdoor showers to rinse off any oils or lotions.
  • Keep gates closed — Do not prop gates open and make sure they latch behind you when entering and exiting.

Ready to go?

Before you take off from the pool, check around your area for any loose items, pick up trash, and leave your area the way you found it or better.

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