Water Safety.
Aquatic Access.
Stronger Communities.
Colorado Aquatics Foundation is working to expand access to aquatics, advance water safety and drowning prevention, support the advancement of aquatic sports, and develop the aquatic infrastructure Colorado communities need to thrive.
Building a Safer, More Accessible Aquatic Future for Colorado.
Aquatics can change lives.
Learning to swim is a life-saving skill. Pools create opportunities for health, recreation, competition, rehabilitation and connection. Yet access to high-quality aquatic facilities and programming remains limited for many Colorado communities.
Colorado Aquatics Foundation exists to help close those gaps.
We bring together water-safety advocacy, community partnerships, aquatic programming and infrastructure development to create lasting opportunities in and around the water.
Three Areas. One Purpose.
We believe stronger aquatic communities require more than pools alone. They require education, access, programming, partnerships and places designed to serve people for generations.
Water Safety & Drowning Prevention
We advocate for water-safety education and drowning-prevention efforts that help children, families and communities build the knowledge and skills to be safer around water.
Explore Water SafetyAquatic Access & Sport
We work to expand opportunities for people of different ages, abilities and backgrounds to participate in swimming, recreation, training and other aquatic activities, while supporting the advancement of aquatic sports.
Explore AquaticsAquatic Infrastructure
Colorado needs aquatic facilities capable of supporting today's communities and tomorrow's opportunities. We help advance projects and partnerships that can expand regional aquatic capacity and impact.
Colorado Aquatic Center
Conceptual building rendering; pool photo shows a comparable facility outside Colorado
The Colorado Aquatic Center
Colorado Aquatics Foundation is advancing plans for a major new community aquatic center in Douglas County.
The Colorado Aquatic Center is envisioned as part of the proposed Zebulon Regional Sports Complex and designed to serve a broad range of community needs, from learn-to-swim and water safety to recreation, training, competition and regional events.
This project represents something larger than a pool. It is an opportunity to create lasting aquatic infrastructure capable of serving Colorado families, organizations and athletes for generations.
One Facility. Many Ways to Serve.
Learn & Be Safe
Train & Compete
Health & Wellness
Community
From a child's first swim lesson to competition, rehabilitation, recreation and public-safety training, aquatic space can serve a community in countless ways.
Images are illustrative of the range of aquatic programs and community uses.
Help Build Colorado's Aquatic Future.
Transformational community projects happen when people, organizations and ideas come together. Whether you want to support water safety, explore a community partnership, help advance the Colorado Aquatic Center or simply follow our progress, we would like to connect with you.
October 31 is a critical Phase 1 milestone.
Support now helps keep the Colorado Aquatic Center moving forward during this important design and development window.