One silver living to the hot Texas summer is the chance to spend some time poolside. Luckily, the Dallas area is home to several top-of-the-line pools.
has everything you could want and more year-round. Whether you’re looking for a getaway with your significant other or a fun trip with the whole family, you’re in for a treat. There’s a food court, an incredible spread of pools, water jets, waterslides, a lazy river, play areas for the little ones and nine different spas and healing rooms so you can get some pool time with a side of extra relaxation — all while avoiding the sun.
Although this isn’t the only location that offers it, Jack Carter Pool gives individuals with sensory processing differences dedicated time to enjoy the facility before it opens to the general public. For more information, visit the . You’ll also be happy to find waterslides, a lazy river, concessions, a climbing wall with deep diving, surf simulator and more.Visit the newest and coolest pool in Dallas at local joint Lee Harvey’s. No need to choose a lunch spot because there’s a tasty one conveniently located right next door. There’s also an abundance of outdoor seating and live music on Fridays and Saturdays. It’s kid-friendly until 4 p.m.555 S. Lamar St.
A good hot tub is a rare find, and at the Omni Dallas you can indulge until you've had all the relaxation you need. The hotel gives you access to a hot tub with the Reunion Tower shining above you, and its pool and tanning chairs let you soak up the skyline from every angle imaginable. What’s even better is you can enjoy some time in the heated pool during colder months, so no need to worry when the hot tub gets busy.
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