Swimply — it’s like Airbnb for private pools. Whether you’re looking to beat the NC heat or just make the most of summer, we’ve rounded up five ready-to-rent pools — from downtown Raleigh to Angier — that are bound to suit your swimming style.
Good Vibes ITB pool and event space
75 guests max | $85+ per hour | Kid-friendly | Raleigh
Did someone say pool party? This centrally located chlorine pool + event venue can hold up to 75 people and was featured in Walter Magazine. Add on the hot tub, fire pit, and more amenities for your next special occasion. Plus, its ADA friendly.
Tropic Like it’s Hot
30 guests max | $70+ per hour | Kid-friendly | Raleigh
Lush tropical plants line this 36-foot-long saltwater pool, transporting you from downtown Raleigh to a luxurious vacay. The pool is especially vibey at night with pool lighting + string lights along the fence.
Oasis nestled in downtown Raleigh
30 guests max | $75+ per hour | Kid-friendly | Raleigh
This unique-shaped pool includes a sunken fire pit in the middle, a tanning edge, pool hoop, waterfall, and hot tub. In short, it’s got everything.
Pam’s Place
60 guests max | $100+ per hour | Kids 2+ welcome | Cary
The pool isn’t even the best part of this experience — lounge on the multi-layer decks, covered porch, and fire pit lounge after taking a dip. Plus, it’s nice and secluded and built for connection.
Heart of Chapel Hill
60 guests max | $45+ per hour | Kids 2+ welcome | Chapel Hill
Pool like a pro; there’s a rumor that Michael Jordan took a dip in this pool while he was at UNC. This pool goes up to nine feet and has a diving board so you can perfect your form. Once you’re done in the pool, relax by the fire pit or play some yard games.
Resort Style Saltwater Pool With Large Seating Area
20 guests max | $150+ per hour | Kid-friendly | Angier
The trek to Angier will be worth it for this giant saltwater pool that goes up to seven feet deep. Fit for up to 20 guests, you and everyone you know will have a splashing good time in the pool + hot tub.
Prefer to paddle with the public? Check out our recommendations for local watering holes and spraygrounds.
