The Moab Aquatics & Fitness Center 

Our Mission

The Moab Recreation and Aquatic Center’s mission is to enhance our community by providing a facility that promotes health and wellness and accommodates the needs of a broad range of users for many generations to come.

Our State-of-the Art Facility includes:

• Indoor 6-lane competition pool with 1-meter and 3-meter diving boards, shallow-water area and 18’ slide
• Outdoor 3-lane lap pool with adjoining current channel and bubble pool
• Expansive outdoor leisure pool with zero-entry depth, play structure with slides, and fountains
• Grass outdoor lounge areas
• 2400-square-foot fitness center with free weights and cardio machines - many with the on-board Visio© platform (see Fitness for more on this exciting new technology).
• Multi-purpose room available for rental for pool parties, events and social gatherings
• Men’s and women’s locker rooms 
• Family change rooms
• ADA compliant facility
• Retail swim gear
• Public Showers

Moab Recreation and Aquatic Center 
Floor Plan 
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Know Before You Go

• If you are sick or have any COVID-19 symptoms, please stay home.
• Bring your own pool chairs if you have them; our facility gets quite busy and we often do not have enough to go around. 
• We do not rent towels. Please bring your own, or we do have some for sale! 
• Our program schedules change seasonally. Please join our mailing list or check often for changes. 
• Children under the age of 6 are required to have parent or guardian in the water with them. Please plan on swimming with your little ones!

General Policies

The MRAC is a facility operating for the benefit of the Moab and Grand County Community. We hope that patrons of the facility will join our staff in promoting a welcoming, pleasant and safe recreational environment. Patrons are asked to use their best judgment in choosing their actions, clothing and language while being sensitive to the message that they deliver to other patrons. Respecting the rights of others and good sportsmanship are requirements of enjoying the facility and the behavior of a single patron must not disrupt the experience of others. All problems should be reported immediately to MRAC staff.

Both rules and policies are available on the website or in paper form upon request. The authority to enforce these policies is vested in the MRAC staff and administrative personnel responsible for the facilities and programs. Violations of rules, malicious use or defacing of property, solicitation, verbal abuse, or other violations of the MRAC will not be tolerated. The MRAC administrative staff reserves the right to make discretionary disciplinary action depending on the circumstances which may include suspension or revoking patron privileges. Patron disciplinary policies will be enforced.

Access to the Center

Upon entering the MRAC, all patrons are required to check in at the Front Desk and have their membership ID card scanned in order to gain admittance. A daily pass may be purchased for those who do not have a membership. All members are required to have their membership ID card or other form of ID available.

Age Restrictions

Children under the age of 6 must be directly supervised, at all times, by an individual 14 years or older unless participating in a qualifying MRAC program. The adult must always be within arms length of the child. Children between the ages of 6 and 10 must be appropriately supervised by an individual 14 years or older unless participating in a qualifying MRAC program. The supervising individual may not leave the child alone within the facility. Children over the age of 10 may enter the facility independently. Any individual who lacks the ability to swim the width of the pool may not enter water above their chest.

Swim Diapers

UTAH LAW REQUIRES that children under 3 years of age and children who are not toilet-trained wear swim diapers AND plastic pants. Please, no exceptions. When the pool has to be shut down for treatment following an "accident", it deprives everyone the use of the pool. This is particularly inconvenient when there is only one pool in use. Please respect other users and properly prepare your child for swimming.

Unacceptable Conduct

Discipline is necessary when any patron exhibits unacceptable conduct. Some examples of unacceptable conduct are:

Abuse or intentional misuse of MRAC equipment and/or properties

Abusive or foul language

Activity inappropriate for a family oriented public facility

Disregarding MRAC rules and policies

Engaging in dangerous activity

Fighting or threatening harm to others

Lack of respect for the MRAC staff; i.e., ignored request, intimidation, threats, physical threats, etc.

Lack of respect for other members and/or patrons

Misuse of an MRAC membership ID card

Non-payment of MRAC membership, program or service fees

Sexual harassment

Solicitation

Theft

Use of alcohol, non-prescription drugs, tobacco

Vandalism

Patron Suspension

Suspension for unacceptable conduct will be decided by MRAC Management on a case-by-case basis. The nature and seriousness of the offense will determine the suspension. Refunds will not be granted for suspensions due to disciplinary problems.