Yes, many EOS Fitness gyms offer pools—but not every location includes this amenity. To access the pool at EOS Fitness, you need a “Will Crush” or “Will Power” membership, with prices starting around $22.99/month. Knowing exactly what’s available, including pool access, pricing, and rules, is crucial before joining. In this guide, you’ll find up-to-date information about EOS Fitness pool locations, what’s included, current fees, guest and age policies, and more—all in one place. For the most accurate details, always refer to the official EOS Fitness amenities page.
Does Every EOS Fitness Have a Pool?
No, pools are only available at select EOS Fitness locations.
Most EOS Fitness gyms in states like Nevada, Arizona, and California have an indoor lap pool, but availability varies by gym. To find out if your local EOS has a pool, use the EOS Club Finder or call your preferred location.
Why This Matters
- Not all memberships grant pool access—it depends on your plan.
- If swimming or water fitness is a priority, confirm pool availability before you join.
- Some newer or smaller EOS gyms may not include pools, saunas, or hot tubs.
EOS Fitness Pool Size & Features
- Most EOS Fitness pools are 20 meters long (about 65 feet), suitable for lap swimming and water exercise.
- Designed for adults and families (children’s access varies—see below).
- Amenities often include:
- Lap pool with multiple lanes
- Hot tub or spa
- Sauna or steam room
- Showers and locker rooms nearby
Pro Tip: Some locations also offer water aerobics classes and swim lessons—ask at your club for details.
EOS Fitness Pool Policies & Rules
- No diving, running, or horseplay allowed for safety.
- Proper swimwear is required.
- Shower before entering the pool (enforced at most clubs).
- Children under 13 are usually not allowed in the pool without an adult. Some locations require children to use the Kids’ Club for supervised activities (EOS FAQ).
- Check with your gym about guest access—guests can sometimes use the pool on certain membership types.
EOS Fitness Membership Tiers & Pool Access
EOS Fitness offers three main membership levels, but pool access is only available on “Will Crush” and “Will Power” plans.
| Membership Plan | Monthly Price* | Pool Access | Other Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Will Do | $9.99+ | No | Cardio, weights, basic gym |
| Will Crush | $22.99+ | Yes | Pool, spa, sauna, classes |
| Will Power | $29.99+ | Yes | All “Will Crush” + premium perks |
*Prices may vary by location; a $59.99 annual fee and $2.99 processing fee also apply (EOS Fitness Pricing).
EOS Fitness Pool Amenities at a Glance
With the “Will Crush” or “Will Power” plans, your membership typically includes:
- Indoor lap pool (20 meters)
- Hot tub or spa
- Sauna or steam room
- Group classes (including water aerobics)
- Locker rooms with showers
- Access to other premium areas like the basketball court, MOVEōS Cinema, and Kids’ Club
Note: Not all amenities are present at every location. Always verify at your preferred gym.
Current EOS Fitness Pool Locations
Pools are most commonly found at EOS gyms in:
- Las Vegas, NV
- Phoenix, AZ
- Southern California (various)
- Select new or flagship locations
Find your nearest club and filter by “pool” using the official EOS Club Finder tool.
How Much Does It Cost to Use the Pool at EOS Fitness?
- Minimum membership for pool access: $22.99/month (“Will Crush”)
- Premium plan: $29.99/month (“Will Power”)
- Annual fee: $59.99, billed once per year
- Processing fee: $2.99 (waived for bank transfer billing in some cases)
- Free 7-day pass available for new guests at most clubs (Try a free pass)
Prices are as of July 2025 and may vary by region.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I bring guests to use the pool?
A: Guest access depends on your membership. “Will Power” members often get free guest privileges—ask your club for details.
Q: Are there kids’ swim times?
A: Policies vary, but most EOS clubs require children under 13 to use the Kids’ Club. Check with your local gym about swim lessons or family swim hours.
Q: Do EOS pools have lifeguards?
A: Generally, EOS Fitness pools do not have lifeguards. Always swim with caution.
Q: What if my club doesn’t have a pool?
A: You can often use any EOS Fitness with your “Will Power” membership—perfect for traveling or visiting a nearby gym with a pool.
Conclusion
EOS Fitness does have pools at many—but not all—locations, with access starting at $22.99/month. Amenities and rules vary, so always double-check your nearest club before joining. Want to try it out? Take advantage of EOS’s free 7-day pass to see if the pool and other facilities meet your needs!
Ready to swim? Find an EOS Fitness with a pool near you and grab your free pass today!