Perth Leisure Pool

Perth Leisure Pool has been a family favourite in Scotland since it first opened its doors in 1988, and it still delivers that classic mix of fun, nostalgia and full‑on water‑park energy. Set just five minutes from Perth city centre, the complex is designed to cater for absolutely everyone, from toddlers taking their first splash to adults looking for a proper swim or a bit of relaxation.

The main draw has always been its variety of pools and playful water features. Families love the Half Moon and Full Moon flumes, which add a hit of excitement for older kids and teens, while younger children gravitate straight to the Monkey Jungle, an interactive splash zone perfect for under‑8s. The Wild Water Channel offers a gentle, lazy‑river‑style loop, and there’s also a dedicated children’s lagoon, a teaching pool and a full 25‑metre training pool for more serious swimmers.

Beyond the water, Perth Leisure Pool includes a fully equipped gym, sauna and steam room, making it a genuinely multi‑purpose leisure centre rather than just a swimming complex. It’s also known for its accessibility, buggy‑friendly layout and the welcome bonus that children under five swim for free, something that keeps it popular with local families and visitors alike

Further Information Perth Leisure Pool

Is there food and drink available?

Although Perth Leisure Pool doesn’t have an on-site café, vending machines are available. However, Langs Café is situated right across the car park, upstairs at Dewars Centre.

What are the main things to do?

A number of swimming pools including a leisure pool with flumes and interactive water features, including bubble beds, water cannons and more. There’s also a children’s lagoon and Monkey Jungle interactive splash pool.

What are the ticket prices?

Various prices – you can find up-to-date prices on Live Active’s website: Children under 5 swim for free, and there’s a Family Swim ticket (covering 2 adults & 3 juniors/seniors) for better value.