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Don't have a pool? Here's where to rent one near you in the Poconos

Don't have a pool? Here's where to rent one near you in the Poconos

Yahoo18-07-2025
As the summer heat continues, a refreshing dip in the pool might be just what you need. But if you don't have access to a pool, don't sweat it: Swimply lets you rent private backyard pools by the hour.
Here are seven local outdoor pool options you can look into renting for the day.
Prices marked with an asterisk offer a 20% discount Monday through Thursday. Prices may change, and increase with more guests.
Cresco
Unique and custom in-ground pool
Price: Starts at $70 per hour for up to five guests
Chlorine pool, 3 to 15 feet deep. Accommodates up to eight guests. Features a diving board, night lighting, lounge chairs, and umbrellas. The pool is not heated.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/29757?searchId=2f8c14a8-7b27-40ba-a5c1-f9190d8fe1d4
More: Luxury in the Poconos: These are some of the most expensive Airbnbs in Monroe County
East Stroudsburg
Private pool with water slide
Price: Starts at $75 per hour for up to five guests
Saltwater pool, 3 to 6 feet deep, with water slide and lots of curves. Great for fun group gatherings. Owner offers pizza at an additional cost upon request. No pets allowed. Up to 20 guests.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/44856?searchId=89ae11e4-bcd4-4f2d-ac7d-2507118044e9
Private retreat space
Price: Weekday rate starts at $40 per hour for up to five guests*
Up to 100 guests. No pets in the pool. Includes a heated pool, 2 acres of landscaped grounds and space for events, parties or showers.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/35861?searchId=89ae11e4-bcd4-4f2d-ac7d-2507118044e9
Private heated pool
Price: Weekday rate starts at $80 per hour for up to five guests*
Heated 16-by-40 saltwater pool for up to 20 guests, plus a hot tub.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/68295?searchId=89ae11e4-bcd4-4f2d-ac7d-2507118044e9
Pocono Oasis
Price: Starts at $48 per hour for up to 10 guests while grand opening discount lasts
Chlorine pool, 3 to 6 feet deep. Up to 50 guests are allowed. Perfect for small events or just a relaxing pool day.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/33462?searchId=dda95420-948b-406e-a40e-41fdf82be5bc
Stroudsburg
Private pool on a hilltop
Price: Starts at $22.50 per hour for up to five guests (10% weekday discount)
Chlorine water pool with a private entrance. Up to 15 guests. Comes with lounge chairs and table. No glass allowed. Set among pine trees; water shoes are recommended.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/76492?searchId=89ae11e4-bcd4-4f2d-ac7d-2507118044e9
Backyard pool
Price: Starts at $80 per hour for first five guests
Chlorine water pool for up to 60 guests. Pets are welcome outside of the pool area. Includes 10 parking spaces.
Listing: https://swimply.com/pooldetails/77169?searchId=89ae11e4-bcd4-4f2d-ac7d-2507118044e9
To find more pools in your area, visit Swimply.com.
Emmanuella Pierre is the trending and breaking news reporter at the Pocono Record. Reach her at epierre@gannett.com.
This article originally appeared on Pocono Record: Pool rentals in the Poconos: 7 options for private swimming
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