It's back!!! The Plunge renovation is completed. Grand…read moreOpening was on June 6th, 2026. Very well attended. Classes and open lane swimming ‍ coming soon. Check the El Segundo community parks and recs website for more information. All new locker rooms, men's, women's and family, new bleachers on the Virginia side and a general seating area next to Richmond school. Two pools, one for the kiddies and the other for older swimmers. Great to have an indoor place to swim on the West side of town. Enjoy!

The newly refurbished pool is amazing. I used to lap swim here before the remodel and they've done…read morea great job bringing it up to speed. It's simply a pool with some clean lockers plus a kiddie pool in the back. It's easy to book a lap swim lane and what's nice is the warm water, the lack of crowds and the indoor setting. If you're a resident the cost per lane is low too. They also have public swimming for children.

I'm taking water aerobics twice a week . Love it !!! Pool is very nice & clean . Staff is so nice .read more

I'm a fan of this pool. The summer swimming lessons for my son were great…read more Parking is a little strange since you have to drive down a skinny steep ramp that has cars going both directions.

This is my fourth day at water aerobics classes, Today I had the pleasure of being an Adam's…read moreclass. I can say for a fact, I was not ready for his energy. He was off the chain. I'm glad I got him on day four when I was somewhat comfortable in the water. I should have these 10 pounds off in no time. Thanks Adam!!

I think you need to stop having to enroll in water exercise I have been trying to enroll for the…read morelast two years. All ways full

I almost missed this tucked away park riding my bicycle down Grand to Sepulveda. The grass was…read morefreshly cut, well maintained and I was the only person at the park. It does have a nice kiddie pool, playground and shaded tables with adjacent street parking. Above average cute little park. I subtract a star for the men's toilet being locked midday and the lack of character/ambience. Recommended especially for parents with kids.

We come here mainly jn the summer to use the pool. It is nice for small kids because they have…read morelifeguards and the pool is shallow enough that you don't have to worry. This summer we came the 2nd weekend and it was closed both Saturday and Sunday. When we called to ask why it was closed they said they didn't know. Today I called at 11:45 and they told me that the pool would be open at 12. When I got here we were told that they ran out of chlorine and were waiting for someone to bring some. Then at 1 we were told they would open at 1:30. Finally at 1:50 the pool opens and I'm told that my rec id had expired and I need to renew with 2 forms of id or pay. I said we've been waiting for almost 2 hours and we need to leave soon by the time I go home and get that it will be too late can you just let us in. The guy said uh no. Also if there is a birthday party the pool gets packed with kids and parents. Once the pool gets dirty they close the pool and tell you to come back next time usually within the last half hour. Also at the end of the season the lifeguards start to call out so if there are not enough lifeguards the pool can't open. Also they charged me $1 more than what is listed on the website. If you're coming from far away I wouldn't recommend. If you're local and have a rec ID it's worth taking a chance but expect to be disappointed

Use your tax monies! Almost free and if you go when they open or just before closing you're good!…read moreCrowded mid day from 2-4 full of the kiddies. You can do lap swim across the pool in the deep end when the crowds are there. Water is clean cool no frills no thrills except for the diving board. Chlorine level is def high, use goggles. There is a unhoused stench that comes over the pool when the wind blows every so often likely due to the excessive number of unhoused people that populate the park regularly. Parking is easy. Public transportation takes you right here from all directions. There's a Ralph's grocery store across the street and a Bristol Farms down the street, a hotel, taco shop, Indian food, sushi, Italian and basically all you need. They are understaffed. Most places are. Par for the course these days. The woman at the front was helpful when I called and asked about hours and shared they'd be closing early. She highly recommended calling each day as hours change based on help. Tips: Cash only so bring your singles! Call ahead for hours. Enter on Lincoln only entrance and exit on the left side of the pool facing Lincoln. There's a women's shower and changing room and bathroom but it's all open nothing private. Showers have curtains but that's it. I'll be back. Thankful for the pool access amidst this heat!

Both my kids learned to swim here (as did I!) but this year our experience has not been good. I've…read moreencountered rudeness and abrupt attitudes both in person and on the phone, which has never been my experience before. It was even suggested to me that I try Venice or Mar Vista instead. They have been closed unexpectedly when the website says otherwise and when I called to confirm they were, in fact, open, the employee told me they "don't have a contract with Google" and so it wasn't her "fault I didn't call first the day before." I never said it was. I merely explained why I was calling today. It makes me sad that so many summers of great experiences with my kids are being trod on. Hopefully they're better trained at being lifeguards than they are in customer service.

Ah the memories I get thinking of this place. I swam here for about 6 years, I think. I actually…read morelearned how to swim by one of the instructors throwing me off the diving board. Then I joined the swim team. The coaches at this place are the best I could have had. Very effective. The pool area is... typical urban. Not a place to vacation. During open swim, kids pee, there is grease on the top of the water, and sometimes weird things are found. Like poo, twix bars thrown in to masquerade as poo, and one time a raw squid. No Joke. The locker room is smelly, and I would really avoid showering here. Park bathroom, anyone? The upside is that this place is cheap beyond cheap. 25 cents to get in for open swim, and 45 a month for swim team every day of the week for 2 hours. Nice deal

Primm Memorial Pool has much to offer Gardena and its neighboring communities. All of our…read morelifeguards are American Red Cross certified in First Aid, CPR and Water Safety Instruction (WSI). We offer recreational swimming 7 days a week from 1-2:15pm and 2:30-3:45pm along with Wednesday/Friday night swim from 7:15-8:30pm. Youth and adult swim lessons, water aerobics, lap swimming and private rentals are also available. Please be advised that we are only open during the LAUSD summer, which is early June through the middle of August. Please call 310-217-9537 for more information regarding the pool's programs and all the city of Gardena's recreational opportunities! Swim lessons fill up early and are extremely affordable! Call the recreation office in May 2017 to find out the pre-registration dates.

Pool is clean, lifeguards r good!! Very friendly and attentive. Never over crowded. Easy parkingread more

The swimming pool is very clean and well-maintained. The water was refreshing, and the pool area…read morewas neat and pleasant. You can tell that the staff takes great care of the facilities. I really enjoyed spending time here and would definitely visit again

I taught my son and daughter how to swim at the Venice High School Pool decades ago, so this review…read moreis based on a multitude of swim sessions. The locker room is what you'd expect in a facility open to the public, but the pool itself, water quality, staff attitude and lifeguards are all first class. The pool water temperature and chlorine levels are nearly always right where they should be. At times when I've forgotten my goggles, I have completed my workout without great eye discomfort. Currently, October 2022, the pool is not open as many hours as it was prior to the pandemic. On Saturday and Sunday afternoons, the pool is divided in half with four lanes for laps swimmers ; the balance of the pool is reserved for recreational swimmers. There is a diving board for those that pass the swim test. Be sure to check the schedule before heading to the pool as swim lessons can intrude on lap swimming lanes. Children's and adult swim lessons are offered for a modest price, and the classes tend to be small. Most all of the staff wear face masks at all times. As of now, masks are not required for entry. The entry fee has varied over the years, but it has always been very affordable. Right now, 2022, seniors get in for one dollar.

I write this review with trepidation because I do not want this pool to become crowded, but I've…read morebeen searching for a good local pool and hope that this review can help others who are doing the same. This pool is located on the campus of Venice High School, and is open to the public during various hours (see website for details). Also, it is the only indoor pool in that area that I know of beside the one at the Santa Monica 24 hour fitness. The locker rooms, like any public pool, leave much to be desired, and are built like concrete bunkers. The walls and floor are all concrete, thus cold pools of water cover the entire floor and it is freezing in there, especially when you're wet. However one thing I liked was that rather than having actual lockers, there is an attendent behind a cage window that you hand your items to kind of like a coat check. They also have these mesh bags that you can use which hang on these metal poles they set up so that you don't have to put your stuff onto the wet bench or floor. Once you put everything in the bag you simply hand it to the attendant for you to get later. This way you don't have to cram everything into a little locker or worry about bringing your own lock. There are also lifeguards on duty and they have kickboards and poolbuoys available for use. The structure itself is also very well ventilated so though it gets colder than a smaller building, there is less of that strong chlorine smell. All of the attendants and lifeguards on duty are friendly and helpful. The crowd is mixed, though I would say it skews toward the older side. All in all, this is a great place if you're looking for a no frills swim. While you do have to suck it up while you're undressing/dressing before and after swimming if you're going during the colder months (and wet floors and benches are annoying), the pool is spacious and well kept. I also love that it's less than 2 miles from my apt.