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The City of Miami is planning to open its next aquatic facility at Elizabeth Virrick Park, 3255 Plaza St., in 2024.
The Coconut Grove community has been eagerly awaiting a new family-friendly pool to be built in the neighborhood. Together, the Parks Department and the Office of Capital Improvements worked with the community to design a world-class pool for all ages and abilities.
The Virrick Park Pool will have features like no other It includes a zero-depth entry that’s fully ADA accessible, a built-in play structure and water slide to cool down during those hot summer days, a shallow pool for learn-to-swim classes, water aerobics, and inexperienced swimmers. It also will feature a six-lane lap pool for open swimming, swim teams, swim meets, and teaching lifeguard classes.
The aquatic facility construction includes a new bathhouse, a public art installation, and right-of-way improvements to Hibiscus Street, Day Avenue, and Percival Avenue. The design fulfills a promise to build a world-class facility the City of Miami made to its residents. It will be a state-of-the-art facility that is safe, accessible, and facilitates a healthy and happy quality of life.
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