Dalby Olympic Swimming Pool, Olympic swimming pool in Dalby, Australia
Dalby Olympic Swimming Pool is a swimming complex in Dalby, Queensland, featuring a 50-meter competition pool, children's pool, and entry pavilion set within parkland beside Myall Creek. The facility includes changing rooms, spectator stands, a kiosk, and modern water filtration systems designed to support year-round swimming activities.
The facility opened in 1936 and was the first Olympic-standard pool outside Brisbane in Queensland. It later became an important training site during World War II for aircrew members stationed in the region.
The complex serves as a meeting place where swimmers and families gather for training and leisure throughout the seasons. The space brings the local community together for competitions and everyday recreational use.
The facility is located on Patrick Street and provides easy access with ample parking and facilities for visitors. The grounds are level and have clear pathways suitable for wheelchair users.
The site has a notable aviation history connection, having served as a training ground for military personnel during wartime, which sets it apart from typical community pools. This chapter in its past is often overlooked despite showing the facility's importance beyond recreation.
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