Founded in 1953, the Richboro Swim Club has withstood the test of time and, in 2025, has evolved into the area’s best summer family recreational facility.
Conveniently located on six acres off Second Street Pike in the heart of Richboro, you will find a complete neighborhood center of seasonal fun.
The facility includes four (4) pools designed for different ages, preferences, aquatic interests, and abilities. The pools include:
*Tot Pool with water spray and playhouse;
*Spray Pool with water jets, umbrella water wall, dump bucket, and other water-play features;
*90,000-gallon heated Fun Pool with slides and more.
*Lap/Competitive/Diving Pool with high and low diving boards, 12-foot-high “drop” slide, aqua climb wall, and more, heated in early season;
Out-of-water amenities include shuffleboard courts, a game pavilion, a playground with a recently surfaced basketball court featuring glass backboards, two pickleball courts, hopscotch, four-square courts, a gaga pit, a giant swing set, and two children’s playsets.
The club fields an award-winning swim and dive team that competes in the Lower Bucks Swim League and offers an exceptional private and group swim and dive lesson program.
There is a professionally operated snack bar with an extensive menu of sandwiches, salads, pizza, ice cream, and soft drinks, along with local craft adult beverages on the weekends.
For working parents needing to be in touch for business, there is the convenience of property-wide internet.
“We pride ourselves on being a summer facility operated by a family for families,” states Club President Tom Yaegel.
Special events, including family entertainment days and nights, a fantastic July 4th celebration, movie nights, and family barbecue nights, are held throughout the summer. USA-themed 250th birthday events are planned all season.
Richboro is a private club open to members and their guests only, with a season running from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
For complete information, visit RichboroSwimClub.com or call 215-357-9567.
Early registration is critical because membership fills up in spring.
