The newly renovated
H. Spurgeon Cherry Pool
reopens this Saturday, May 13!
Come out this weekend to enjoy the pool! 
1001 NW 31st Dr. at Albert "Ray" Massey Park

The City of Gainesville’s Wild Spaces & Public Places program and the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs Department are excited to announce that the H. Spurgeon Cherry Aquatics Center will reopen this Saturday, May 13, at noon following a major renovation!

Renovation of the 55-year old building and pool includes replacement of the pool liner, a reconstructed entry corridor, a new roof, 2 family bathrooms accessible from the pool deck, private shower stalls, touchless hand washing stations, digital lockers, bathing suit spinners, benches, interior finishes, parking lot reconstruction and much more! Click here to see project photos.

The general contractor for the building project was Blackwater Construction Services, LLC, a local business. The construction cost was approximately $1,678,294. Replacement of the pool liner was facilitated by AuMiller Pools, LLC for $350,000.

An event to celebrate the aquatics center renovation will be announced in the near future.

For information on the H. Spurgeon Cherry Pool including hours and admission fees, please visit the webpage.
For questions, please contact Pete McNiece, Project Manager Wild Spaces & Public Places, at 352-393-8544 or WildSpacesPublicPlaces@gainesvillefl.gov.

This project was funded with the Wild Spaces & Public Places half-cent sales tax. The Wild Spaces & Public Places sales tax will continue to create, improve and maintain parks and recreational facilities and acquire and improve environmentally-sensitive lands. To sign up for updates, please visit our website.