Mundelein Park & Recreation District offers year-round swim lessons for beginners to swimmers with advanced skills at our indoor pool. During the summer season, swim lessons are also available at our Barefoot Bay Family Aquatic Center. Questions about the program or swim levels? Contact Pete Nocchi, Aquatic & Fitness Supervisor at pnocchi@mundeleinparks.org.
Adult & Baby/Tot Swim (Ages 6 - 36 months)
| An instructor will guide you and your baby/tot in games and activities engineered to teach respect for the water as well as how to play safely and have fun. Required: One adult in the water per child, swim diapers and tight fitting pants or swim suit |
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Teen/Adult Swim (Ages 13+) - Indoor
This course is designed to improve comfort and skill in the water, regardless of past swimming experience. Students work toward developing basic core swimming competencies using principles of young adult learning.
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Private Lessons
Dive into Personalized Private Swim Lessons! Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your strokes, our private and semi-private swim lessons are perfect for kids and adults of all levels. Each 30-minute session is tailored to your unique goals and skill level, ensuring you gain confidence in the water. Flexible scheduling makes it easy to fit lessons into your busy life. Ready to make a splash? Contact Pete Nocchi, Aquatics and Fitness Supervisor, at pnocchi@mundeleinparks.org to get started!
“Instructors work on getting kids not to be afraid of the water and show them how easy it is to swim.”
“Friendly staff! Helped my kids feel confident in the water.”
“All of the staff have made the program exciting for my granddaughter to love coming and want to swim.”
“How friendly and patient everyone is in teaching swim lessons. My son loves to come every week and has been for four years.”
“Instructors are very welcoming, and our children look forward to coming to their lessons.”
